[00:00] <velko_> pfifo, yep. but she does not understand the command. so she cannot modify it approprieately. besides all of the command require sudo and are dangerous if are mistyped or misunderstood
[00:00] <pfifo> velko_, thats why you dont run commands that you dont understand
[00:01] <chalcedony> velko_, pfifo it's ok i would need to find directions to create a new user.. but also this is why i asked.
[00:01] <velko_> chalcedony, sudo adduser test
[00:02] <chalcedony> velko_, fair enough :)
[00:02] <velko_> chalcedony, after that try to login in the gui as the user test
[00:02] <CharminTheMoose> Does free -m output also include the memory that the kernel uses too?
[00:03] <TheFizzMeister> Okay, thanks for your help, all.
[00:04] <lewey1988> I have a laptop - compaq nx6110 I was considering replacing windows xp with ubuntu, would ubuntu work well with it? or perhaps a lighter version? it has an intel pentium m processor around 1.6ghz with 512mb of ram, onboard graphics. I'd like to use it for wordprocessing, watching 10bit videos and facebook any advice?
[00:05] <Jordan_U> !lubuntu | lewey1988
[00:05] <apwbdjp> lewey1988, try Ubuntu, if that's not fast enough for you, use a Ubuntu with a lighter desktop, lubuntu would be a great choice
[00:05] <escott> CharminTheMoose, i dont believe so but /proc/meminfo should give you kernel usage stats
[00:05] <lewey1988> thanks for the advice guys
[00:06] <Omar> guys
[00:06] <Nine_9> is it just here or omgubuntu is down since thursday?
[00:06] <Omar> how can i install Vmware workstation in ubuntu
[00:06] <Omar> im using ubuntu 11.10
[00:06] <Omar> i would like to install vmware
[00:06] <apwbdjp> Omar, I think you have to buy it, the Linux version
[00:06] <pfifo> Omar, use virtualbox
[00:07] <bastidrazor> Omar: VMWare is not free. you have to pay for it. the 'player' is free but workstation is not.
[00:07] <Omar> Hmmm that's why
[00:08] <pfifo> Omar, use virtualbox, its a good clone, and its free
[00:08] <scientes> how do i use ALSA instead of pulseaudio?
[00:09] <CharminTheMoose> escott, well, the buffers/cache +- line of free -m reports 13MB used. And the 8 userspace processes' 'resident memory' adds up to about 10.5MB. So the other 3MB is unaccounted for.
[00:09] <scientes> i am trying to get multiple users using sound at the same time
[00:09] <scientes> and i dont know if i can do that with pulseaudio
[00:10] <orionsonofneptun> why cant i delete files on thumb drive with ubuntu 11.10  delete button dont work i can drag to trash and it says it a read only file
[00:10] <helpanoob> was wondering if aptoncd is the way to go if I wanted to backup my apps as is right now ?
[00:10] <apwbdjp> scientes, Actually I think pulse can do it, it's a sound server
[00:10] <orionsonofneptun> it wont delete it
[00:10] <chalcedony> velko - it acts like test doesn't exist. i was root when i made the user.
[00:10] <apwbdjp> scientes, I mean I've already shared sound between two computers, with pulse, so between users it should be usuable
[00:10] <velko_> orionsonofneptun, because the thumb drive is write protected? in hardware
[00:11] <nishttal2> how  can i check which window decorator is running (metacity or compiz)
[00:11] <orionsonofneptun> how to overcome this issue
[00:11] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, aptoncd will backup the apps, but NOT the configuration
[00:11] <velko_> chalcedony, what do you mean? what acts like if the user does not exist? the login screen?
[00:11] <Fyodorovna> nishttal2, what is the release and desktop?
[00:12] <nishttal2> Fyodorovna, 11.10 unity..
[00:12] <helpanoob> apwbdjp,  so what would recommend then?
[00:12] <escott> orionsonofneptun, who owns the folder what does ls -l /media/* say
[00:12]  * Nine_9 don't understand how linuxmint scored almost twice the ubuntu score on distrowatch...
[00:12] <Fyodorovna> nishttal2, compiz is runing it, unity is a plugin in compiz.
[00:12] <apwbdjp> orionsonofneptun, try accessing it as a superuser, Alt+F2, then gksu nautilus, it will open a nautilus session as superuser, use that to access the thumb drive
[00:12] <skgelli> hello have ubuntu 11.04 cannot update to 11.10. update manager says no updates to install. have run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade with 0 installed as result
[00:12] <chalcedony> velko it comes up my husband's name, i clicked other, and entered test as the name, and the pass i gave it, but it makes a noise, and goes back to my husband's lgoin.
[00:13] <apwbdjp> orionsonofneptun, I'm warning you: CLOSE that nautilus session as soon as you're done. A root nautilus does not ask for comfirmation before deleting files, and is dangerous to play with.
[00:13] <Slart> skgelli: there is a switch somewhere to make it look for any upgrades or only LTS upgrades.. try changing that one
[00:13] <pfifo> skgelli, your looking for apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:13] <nishttal2> Fyodorovna, i see... is it possible to make the title bars transparent?
[00:13] <skgelli> will check
[00:13] <skgelli> thanks
[00:13] <velko_> chalcedony, ok. so this means that the problem is not with some config files in your husbands home directory. it's something else
[00:13] <Slart> skgelli: and apt-get dist-upgrade will not upgrade to a new version of ubuntu
[00:13] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, You could try backing up your entire /, that will save the system exactly as it is, as some sort of snapshot
[00:13] <orionsonofneptun> alt f2 what does that do
[00:13] <Fyodorovna> nishttal2, I don't know offhand.
[00:13] <scientes> apwbdjp, agreed that pulse can do pretty cool things
[00:14] <apwbdjp> orionsonofneptun, it opens up a prompt to type a command
[00:14] <orionsonofneptun> alt f2 how do i use it do i type terminal
[00:14] <chalcedony> velko_, i see, how can we find out what else is causing the errors, please?
[00:14] <nishttal2> Fyodorovna, ok np thanks
[00:15] <helpanoob> apwbdjp,  so what app would allow me to do this
[00:15] <apwbdjp> orionsonofneptun, you do Alt+F2, then you type the command. or you open up a terminal (with Ctrl+Alt+t) and you type the command there
[00:15] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, rsync on the command line is a good way to do it, hold on I'll see if I can find you a good tutorial
[00:15] <scientes> apwbdjp, but HOW do i do it?
[00:15] <velko_> chalcedony, i'm not familiar with this problem. if reinstalling gnome-power-manager and reconfiguring gnome-desktop (as in the link you provided) does not help, i have no idea
[00:15] <nishttal2> is it possible to run emarald theme manager in unity?
[00:16] <chalcedony> velko_, ouch.
[00:16] <chalcedony> velko_, we have kind of a lot of important stuff on there.
[00:17] <OerHeks> !emerald
[00:17] <velko_> chalcedony, don't worry. if you can ssh to the machine and create new user, the data is there and you can get it. the trick is to find out what causes the problem
[00:18] <velko_> chalcedony, have you looked also at the other suggestions on that page you linked to? the part about /media?
[00:18] <chalcedony> velko_, if i had to guess he broke something when he was playing around with the odd location of adobe9
[00:18] <uni4dfx> Is there a CLI mail client that supports multiple domains?
[00:19] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync small tutorial on rsync and grsync (gui version of it)
[00:19] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, this should get you started
[00:19] <chalcedony> velko_, reading
[00:19] <fellayaboy> how do i turn on compiz in ubuntu 11.10 gnome 3
[00:19] <apwbdjp> helpanoob, otherwise, you could take a look here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem, there are many other tools listed
[00:19] <escott> fellayaboy, you dont run gnome 3
[00:19] <velko_> chalcedony, there is also a suggestion that you ran out of space. can you pastebin the result of these commands: "ls /media" and "sudo df -h"?
[00:20] <fellayaboy> escott i dont get it
[00:20] <zaba_> jako
[00:20] <escott> fellayaboy, gnome 3 doesnt use compiz
[00:20] <fellayaboy> how can i make it run...is their an easy way escott
[00:21] <escott> fellayaboy, no
[00:21] <fellayaboy> >:(
[00:21] <fellayaboy> that sucks
[00:21] <fellayaboy> thanks escott
[00:22] <escott> fellayaboy, write an extension if you feel you are missing some feature, its all javascript
[00:25] <c0re> sup
[00:26] <zykotick9> uni4dfx: not sure what you mean by "multiple domains" support.  but, if it can't be done with mutt - then it probably can't be done ;)
[00:27] <c0re> how pathcing KDE2 fot FreeBSD?
[00:27] <c0re> *for
[00:27] <Gaming4JC> How can I add OpenDNS to ubuntu from CLI? resolv.conf can't be edited... ? :/
[00:27] <Test1234> Who knows actionscript?
[00:27] <c0re> i know
[00:28] <OctoByte> Gaming4JC, I have setup my router to use the OpenDNS servers directly. Maybe could try that.
[00:29] <apwbdjp> Gaming4JC, why can't it be edited? What happens when you try?
[00:29] <apwbdjp> OctoByte, I agree, I believe it's best.
[00:29] <Gaming4JC> apwbdjp: gets overwritten
[00:30] <pfifo> Gaming4JC, if you use network manager, then add the IP addresses in its gui, if you dont use network manager, then edit your /etc/network/interfaces file appropriately
[00:32] <Test1234> Ok I have a question. I have a loader for my game and it loads a mediaserver from a website. Is it possible to load Server1's SWF from a different domain then Server2's SWFS?
[00:33] <velko_> Test1234, how is this an ubuntu support question?
[00:33] <Test1234> Well someone said that they knew ActionScript
[00:33] <Gaming4JC> pfifo: to further complicate, is this possible to use while using OpenVPN? ;P
[00:34] <pfifo> Gaming4JC, I know nothing of OpenVPNs
[00:34] <Burrito`> Anyone here know the name of the GNOME2 daemon that handles keyboard multimedia keys? I have a problem on the GNOME2 fork named MATE.
[00:34]  * Gaming4JC duckduckgoes onward...
[00:34] <shawnboy> I just fell and dropped my notebook PC while in 10.04 LTS. I forced off, turned on, and it freezes at the "ubuntu" with the dots underneath.
[00:34] <Burrito`> as in, volume up, down, and mute
[00:35] <shawnboy> Now I'm in Karmic partition on same computer, which is apparently working.
[00:35] <scientes> where is the list of groups new users are in?
[00:35] <Burrito`> shawnboy, might be only one part of the hard drive that is damaged, but from my experience, the damage spreads if the head is damaged.
[00:35] <shawnboy> any suggestions how to rescue LTS?
[00:35] <velko_> shawnboy, i would guess that an fsck on the system partition that does not boot will suffice
[00:35] <pfifo> shawnboy, did you run a filesystem check?
[00:35] <MEL_FQDN> Has anyone found a fix for the microphone not being detected in Rosetta Stone using wine 1.3 and Ubuntu 11.10?
[00:36] <shawnboy> no. pfifo
[00:36] <ur2d2r> :) all
[00:36] <pfifo> MEL_FQDN, have you checked the appdb?
[00:36] <MEL_FQDN> What is the appdb?
[00:36] <shawnboy> my dell studio has (for what it's worth) a hdd falling detector that is "supposed" to detect rate of gravity and park head before impact. plus it landed on foam dog bed.
[00:36] <ur2d2r> I'm having a hard time opening tar files in puppy linux. Can anyone help?
[00:36] <pfifo> !appdb | MEL_FQDN
[00:37] <shawnboy> pfifo, should I check filesystem from Karmic? or boot CD?
[00:37] <ur2d2r> Is there a link for XArchive instructions?
[00:37] <pfifo> shawnboy, I suppose karmic, just make sure its not mounted when you check it
[00:38] <shawnboy> and... forgive me, but I just got out of hospital few days ago, so could you remind me command to use.
[00:38] <shawnboy> pfifo
[00:38] <MEL_FQDN> Thanks I will check it out and see if I can find a fix for it
[00:38] <pfifo> ur2d2r, This is ubuntu support, for help with puppy linux join their channel or mailing list
[00:39] <pfifo> shawnboy, `sudo fsck /dev/sdXY` where XY is the unmounted drive
[00:39] <ur2d2r> There is none available in puppy chat. And I just need a link to XArchive instructions.
[00:40] <pfifo> ur2d2r, that doesnt make it okay to ask in here
[00:40] <shawnboy> thank you pfifo
[00:40] <haz3lnut> ur2d2r: http://xarchive.sourceforge.net/
[00:40] <ur2d2r> I thought all linux users were linux users. Maybe I should just ask Apple or Windows chats
[00:41] <Burrito`> Anyone here know the GNOME2 deamon that should be handling multimedia keyboard keys? (volume up/down/mute and so on) I'm having a problem with these keys in MATE.
[00:41] <ur2d2r> dont be a jerk
[00:41] <velko_> ur2d2r, +1 :)
[00:41] <haz3lnut> ur2d2r: you asked for a link to instructions
[00:41] <escott> Burrito`, the window manager handles those
[00:41] <ur2d2r> yes
[00:41] <Kernel_Panic> ur2d2r, You could have easily googled it. Now go http://xarchive.sourceforge.net/
[00:41] <ur2d2r> i tried
[00:41] <ur2d2r> but ty
[00:42] <Burrito`> Ah... so it must be something in Metacity (Cinnamon in MATE)
[00:42] <Burrito`> thanks
[00:42] <Burrito`> I will try another window manager
[00:42] <ohptlabs> so i was using transmission on a 88gb collection of files and it says that there is 800+mb corrupted. how could i replace the corrupted file parts?
[00:43] <pfifo> ohptlabs, it will do that automatically
[00:43] <ohptlabs> pfifo, ah, im guessing after it grabs everything else?
[00:43] <Kernel_Panic> ohptlabs, You can do so by going choosing Torrent -> Verify Local Data
[00:43] <ohptlabs> Kernel_Panic, ah thank you ^_^
[00:44] <escott> ohptlabs, in whatever order the chunks are available
[00:44] <Kernel_Panic> ohptlabs, Have fun. :D
[00:44] <mkultra_> 12.04 is pretty solid
[00:44] <ohptlabs> thank you all ^_^
[00:45] <mkultra_> if u can deal with 11.10, 12.04 will be a piece of cake...  i had alot of trouble getting used to unity and the panel stuff
[00:45] <ur2d2r> Kernel_Panic: there is nothing on this page that tells me how to operate the program. And I don't see a link there for instruction.
[00:45] <mkultra_> what program ur2d2r
[00:45] <ur2d2r> XArchive
[00:45] <Kernel_Panic> ur2d2r, Try the man page. http://xarchive.sourceforge.net/xarchive.1.html
[00:45] <k_sze> What's a good cross-platform file integrity checker that I can use? I'm copying a huge pile of file from a win7 machine to an ocelot machine.
[00:45] <mkultra_> id probably use tar commands for that
[00:45] <ur2d2r> ok
[00:45] <mkultra_> md5 sum
[00:46] <escott> k_sze, sha1sum or md5sum or just rsync or use git
[00:46] <dr3mro> grsync k_sze
[00:46] <mkultra_> ur2d2r, try fileroller
[00:46] <dr3mro> grsync k*
[00:47] <ur2d2r> Kernel_Panic: ty
[00:48] <mkultra_> alt + f2 file-roller run
[00:48] <Kernel_Panic> ur2d2r, NP, have fun archiving
[00:48] <Church> i wonder when (if?) ubuntu will introduce software raid & lvm in base installer. i find it hard to believe if that will overcomplicate installer much if moved under some 'advanced disk layout' that common joes won't be touching
[00:48] <escott> Church, more likely they just switch to btrfs
[00:48] <mkultra_> just wait for it to get more common
[00:48] <k_sze> At some point I also considered running a torrent tracker to do the file transfer because it would also give me the power to resume if anything goes wrong. :P
[00:49] <dax> Church: never
[00:49] <mkultra_> i see linux as overtaking windows in the next 3-5 years if game manufacturers can be persuaded to moving to nix
[00:50] <Church> escott: can btrfs support functionality of md raid/lvm like mirroring, pvmove, lvextend, striping?
[00:50] <WebDawg> mkultra_, they would have to focus on one distro.
[00:50] <WebDawg> Cause the implications of support on all os would be crazy.  It would be upto downstream to port etc.
[00:51] <mkultra_> yeah?  linux from scratch?  generic tar files sources?
[00:51] <escott> Church, its all in the plan, they way it does raid is a bitter different than mdraid (its not a pure raid but if you ask for mirroring then it ensures it has two copies on different disks, but the on disk layout is not mirrored) in many ways its better because the disks need not be the same size
[00:51] <mkultra_> it wouldnt be that difficult if people had a decent game plan setup
[00:51] <WebDawg> Nah, they would need something like
[00:51] <WebDawg> This game works on ubuntu.
[00:51] <Church> escott: they need not be same size with md raid too
[00:52] <WebDawg> A guaranteed simple solution so when people get the game they do not get fucked.
[00:52] <mkultra_> linux is linux if you know what your doing
[00:52] <pfifo> !language | WebDawg
[00:52] <WebDawg> How many average gamers know what they are doing mkultra_ ?
[00:52] <Church> mkultra: beleave me. linux will NOT be gaming platform except in some preloaded consoles. i've tried hard for many years. few native binaries, few games with wine or dosbox. experience mostly is horrible. and manurfacturers cannot be persuaded to support linux.
[00:53] <mkultra_> not many i guess, its not that much more difficult that windows to run linux, linux is easier if u know whats going on with it
[00:53] <escott> Church, btrfs can do raid 1 mirroring across different disk sizes. i thought that was impossible in mdadm
[00:53] <k_sze> Android is a gaming platform. And it is Linux. :P
[00:54] <mkultra_> quake 3 on raspberry pi is exciting lol
[00:54] <Church> escott: but you can make partitions of same sizes and mirror those.
[00:54] <Kernel_Panic> mkultra_, Raspberry Pi is cheap, but is revolutionary since it's a $35 rig running 1080P
[00:55] <mkultra_> i had a problem with my installers wanting to remove files when i selected to format the partitions this morning lol
[00:55] <escott> Church, as im saying btrfs is more flexible. take X random drives and put them together, add them all to the same btrfs volume and say you want Y mirrors and every file will be mirrored on at least Y disks (if that is possible)
[00:55] <Kernel_Panic> mkultra_, Are you implying you've got your hands on an R-Pi already? Jealous.
[00:55] <mkultra_> yeah 35 dollar rig 1080p rules...
[00:55] <Church> escott: for flexibility there is lvm.
[00:55] <mkultra_> no
[00:55] <mkultra_> im rocking a traditional laptop
[00:56] <mkultra_> hp dv9000, its fun making the buttons on it work 4 linux
[00:56] <mkultra_> i found a recent usb tactile feedback illuminated keyboard
[00:56] <escott> Church, then use LVM, your question was "are they likely to have lvm/mdadm in the default installer" and the answer is "no, they are more likely to just switch to btrfs and then all that is unnecessary"
[00:57] <Church> escott: i just always disliked having to use different installer or dropping down to CLI with ubuntu, when there for years been very usuable lvm gui configuring in redhat based installers
[00:57] <mkultra_> razar black widow, i need one, this keyboards junk
[00:58] <Kernel_Panic> mkultra_, I suggest Logitech
[00:58] <mkultra_> logitech dont do tactile feedback
[00:58] <Kernel_Panic> mkultra_, D:
[00:58] <mkultra_> my 5 pin din ibm model m not usb =(
[00:58] <escott> Church, redhat has a different target audience
[00:59] <mkultra_> penguins with fez's
[00:59] <mkultra_> smoking hookahs, and playing with rpms
[01:01] <Church> hmm, maybe. redhat based dists like OEL/RHEL/Centos i'm mostly using as servers, yeah. but still, i fail to see HOW that might be bad for ubuntu .. at very least they should include lvm2 tools/kernel module in base install. it seems stupid to have to apt-get lvm on installer first just to start install
[01:02] <orionsonofneptun> ok guess what now
[01:02] <mkultra_> rpms and debs both have their problems
[01:02] <Kernel_Panic> orionsonofneptun, More problems?
[01:02] <escott> !alternate | Church
[01:02] <orionsonofneptun> when i burn cd my pc freezes what the heck now
[01:02] <Kernel_Panic> orionsonofneptun, Use better burning software I guess?
[01:02] <mkultra_> brasero?
[01:03] <orionsonofneptun> like what
[01:03] <smw> Church, the alternative and server CDs both allow that
[01:03] <orionsonofneptun> brsero is what i got
[01:03] <mkultra_> make a usb pen
[01:03] <orionsonofneptun> brasero
[01:03] <smw> It is not an option for the normal desktop cd though
[01:03] <mkultra_> cd's suck
[01:03] <escott> orionsonofneptun, I always burn from cli with wodim, it might help you identify what the issues are
[01:03] <mkultra_> i got 12.04 on a pen drive =D
[01:03] <orionsonofneptun> how to get it
[01:03] <orionsonofneptun> escott
[01:04] <escott> !info wodim | orionsonofneptun
[01:04] <mkultra_> it took me a hour of looking at manuals to make a booting cd pen, then ubuntus website told me how to do it
[01:04] <Kernel_Panic> orionsonofneptun, If you are burning on Windows, try using the built in burning tools
[01:04] <orionsonofneptun> imon ubuntu 11.10
[01:05] <Kernel_Panic> orionsonofneptun, Try using wodim as described earlier
[01:08] <Shojo> Kernel_Panic: I'm new(2weeks). Does kernel break in time, or only if u mess with it?
[01:09] <Kernel_Panic> Shojo, The kernel breaks when you call the panic() function.
[01:09] <Shojo> i dont even know what that is. So i'm safe , right?:)
[01:10] <Kernel_Panic> Shojo, Yeah. If you're new, then don't worry. Just don't go messing with the kernel that other's made.
[01:11] <sta7ic> Hello, set up a volume group, and dmcrypt for /, /home, and swap. I dont want to have to enter in the same pass phrase for each partition, any ideas on this?
[01:11] <orionsonofneptun> ok back
[01:11] <orionsonofneptun> it rfroze agian
[01:11] <Shojo> Kernel_Panic: No way :) I respect it
[01:11] <pfifo> sta7ic, I use a password for / and have a keyfile for the rest
[01:11] <Kernel_Panic> Shojo, Then go and have fun with linux.
[01:12] <orionsonofneptun> maybee time for new os this one has gone for 4 days
[01:12] <Shojo> thanks
[01:12] <DaniGO83> Hi guys, i have a question, where its ubuntu 12.04 list application and versions included?
[01:12] <pfifo> !12.04 | DaniGO83
[01:13] <sta7ic> pfifo, how does that work, the keyfile resides on /
[01:13] <mkultra_> im on 12.04
[01:13] <mkultra_> its not bad if you can deal with 11.10
[01:13] <pfifo> sta7ic, exactly in /root or /etc and you need the passphrase for / to get the keyfile so its decently secure
[01:14] <DaniGO83> thanks ubottu
[01:14] <mkultra_> i knocked myself out of the admin group the other day, boy that was a mess
[01:14] <sta7ic> pfifo: in my install option, i only have a choice for passphrase or 'randomkey'
[01:14] <orionsonofneptun> mkultra check pm
[01:14] <mkultra_> k
[01:15] <ohptlabs> nice handle mk ;p
[01:15] <pfifo> sta7ic, use random key for swap, and a passphrase for non-swap, and after the install manually setup a keyfile
[01:15] <mkultra_> ty
[01:15] <ohptlabs> ^_^
[01:15] <sta7ic> pfifo: ok where do i go to look that up, is this less secure?
[01:15] <sta7ic> i guess not, since they cant mount /
[01:16] <pfifo> sta7ic, I learned all my LVM knowledge from the archwiki dm-crypt page and the manual for cryptsetup, highly recommended reading.
[01:16] <sta7ic> pfifo: thanks brother.
[01:20] <tbruff13> Does anyone know the exact day when Kubuntu 12.04 is coming out
[01:22] <itaylor57> tbruff13, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule
[01:22] <pfifo> tbruff13, I dont think they release that info publically
[01:23] <mkultra_> im on 12.04 right now
[01:23] <pfifo> mkultra_, no your on 12.04 beta
[01:23] <pfifo> itaylor57, ahh cool, never knew that
[01:24]  * pfifo plans an install party for the 28th
[01:24] <mkultra_> the beta is decent
[01:24] <banxi1988> Hi,I want to find files top 100 (largest in bytes) in current dir,who help me?
[01:25] <erpo> banxi1988: From the command line or in nautilus?
[01:25] <escott> banxi1988, you can use ls sorted by size or du with sort
[01:25] <banxi1988> I just know some basic cmd like wc -c;find . -name *.class
[01:25] <escott> banxi1988, ls -sS | head -n 100
[01:25] <banxi1988> ls sorted by size can work? ok I will try it.
[01:26] <pfifo> I use `du -cs * | sort -nr | head -n100`
[01:28] <sta7ic> pfifo: I set up lvm first, then I set up encryption for /, /home, and swap, but when it finishes, it removes my mount point, if i change the type for "crypto - not active" to ext4 does that nullify the fact I just set up encryption or is that just how it works, and i just need to tell it where to mount a second time?
[01:28] <escott> banxi1988, if you have sparse files you might have to consider if you want on disk size or expanded size
[01:29] <pfifo> banxi1988, there is a GUI tool i just learned too called gdmap, but it doesnt do what you want exactly, but it is still worth a look
[01:29] <banxi1988> escott:hi ,I use this ,ls -r -sS |head -n 100 > top100.txt  but it doesn't work
[01:30] <banxi1988> pfifo:thank you.
[01:30] <pfifo> sta7ic, ohh, hmm, im not really sure, I dont install like that (using the alternate installer)
[01:30] <escott> banxi1988, reversing gives you the smallest
[01:30] <sta7ic> pfifo: im using the 10.10 minimal install, same thing
[01:30] <pfifo> sta7ic, I use 'debootstrap' to install
[01:31] <apwbdjp> banxi1988, baobab does give an idea on this kind of things, too, with pretty much details, graphically
[01:31] <banxi1988> escott；I need to know the file name.and in reversing.
[01:32] <escott> banxi1988, i dont know what you are asking for sorry
[01:33] <Kernel_Panic> banxi1988, He means that reversing (calling -r) gives you smallest to largest files
[01:33] <pfifo> banxi1988,  I use `du -cs * | sort -nr | head -n100`
[01:34] <banxi1988> escott:I mean,I want to the top 100 file (sorted by size )in a dir(include sub dir).
[01:34] <diverdude> how come if i do ls /dev/ttyS*, 32 files are listed, but i dont even have single physical serial port in my laptop?
[01:34] <escott> banxi1988, then you want recursive -R not reverse -r
[01:35] <escott> banxi1988, although the sorting isn't global with ls -R -sS so you probably want to use du
[01:36] <Brandons> Hello
[01:36] <Frank11> hey anyone wanna help me with an hacker?
[01:36] <Rurd2di> no
[01:36] <Rurd2di> lol
[01:36] <banxi1988> pfifo:du -cs * | sort -nr |head -n100 also do not work.
[01:37] <pfifo> diverdude, udev mostlikely makes them since it cannot tell when you plug/unplug serial cables
[01:37] <Frank11> this guys enter my computer and crack it i think he put a hardware rootkit or a thing like this and also crack my adsl
[01:37] <banxi1988> I want to the the file name,but it give me the dir name.
[01:37] <Frank11> he want "destroy me" his words
[01:37] <pfifo> Frank11, do you have an ubuntu support issue?
[01:37] <escott> banxi1988, try du -c (no -s summarize argument) | sort -nr
[01:38] <Rurd2di> Frank11: not an ubuntu issue mate
[01:38] <bouma> 1?
[01:38] <Frank11> where can i ask?
[01:38] <pfifo> Frank11, try ##security
[01:39] <helo1> helloooo
[01:39] <mkultra_> lol try #format + change pass
[01:39] <Kernel_Panic> helo1, greetings
[01:40] <banxi1988> escott:it seems better,but it still give me the dir name.not file name.
[01:41] <banxi1988> escott:I know a cmd:find . -name *.jpg -exec wc -c {} \;|awk '{print $1}'|awk '{a+=$1}END{print a}'
[01:41] <escott> banxi1988, it gets a bit trickier then, if you can drop the size in bytes then piping to gawk '{ print $1 }' | basename should give you just the filenames
[01:41] <escott> banxi1988, rather $2
[01:41] <helo1> I'm a little confused about a storage space mismatch. Can someone maybe explain what's going on with my setup? Output of "df -h": http://paste.ubuntu.com/888590/ Why is only 3.8 TiB of 4.1 available if I am only using ~9GiB?
[01:41] <banxi1988> escott:but I don't know how to change it to limit the  top 100
[01:42] <escott> banxi1988, thats what head will do
[01:43] <LosFrijoles> does anyone know why libusb won't list my busses? I am running Ubuntu 11.10
[01:43] <sta7ic> pfifo: why does it complain about unsafe swap when i have it set to random
[01:44] <pfifo> helo1, 5% of the filesystem is reserved for root access and is not 'available'
[01:44] <helo1> pfifo: can I change that? Why do I need that? 5% is a big loss with an array of 4 TiB
[01:44] <sta7ic> helo1: you can change it to 1%
[01:44] <pfifo> helo1, research the tune2fs program
[01:44] <helo1> pfifo: Googling, thanks
[01:44] <kantlivelong> why do sounds squeel sometimes on ubuntu w/ PA?
[01:45] <kantlivelong> squeal
[01:45] <pfifo> sta7ic, Im not sure, I never seen a warning like that, better look it up to see exactly whats going on, before something becomes compromised
[01:47] <helo1> pfifo: So I can use this program to adjust the reserved percentage. How would I go about determining a reasonable reserve? I'm not sure I understand what it is used for.
[01:47] <sisar> (i'm trying to build kernel) before i clone it, how much space does the mainline kernel git tree occupy?
[01:47] <banxi1988> escott:I still can't solve it.
[01:48] <sta7ic> im wondering if having swap as part of lvm is causing this
[01:48] <kantlivelong> sta7ic: why do u have swap as lvm?
[01:49]  * sisar #git
[01:49] <pfifo> helo1, it has todo with the way ext fragments files, if you fill that drive to capacity, there may be a performance impact if the 5% is reduced.
[01:49] <sta7ic> kantlivelong: so i can adjust the size if needed
[01:50] <sta7ic> i dont even want swap 6 ram should be good without it
[01:50] <helo1> pfifo: thanks
[01:50] <sta7ic> I think hibernate wants swap tho
[01:51] <kantlivelong> sta7ic: yeah if ur hibernating then u will want swap
[01:51] <kantlivelong> otherwise swap is useless if you have enough mem
[01:51] <sta7ic> ill just pull it out and see if that gets me passed this error about unsafe swap, even though i have it encrypted
[01:51] <sta7ic> kantlivelong: im aware =]
[01:51] <sta7ic> vmswappiness
[01:51] <pfifo> hibernation and encryption is a can of worms
[01:51] <kantlivelong> sta7ic: just sayin :P
[01:52] <sta7ic> pfifo: sounds fun
[01:52] <sta7ic> suspend isnt though because disks are spinning?
[01:52] <escott> banxi1988, probably need to use xargs --max-args=1 basename
[01:53] <kantlivelong> is there a known fix for the audio distortion in PA?
[01:53] <pfifo> sta7ic, Im not sure, I never suspend my encrypted desktop, and my laptop doesnt use encryption
[01:53] <pfifo> sta7ic, lets try, BRB
[01:53] <BLZbubba_> ok what does it take to get ubuntu to leave resolv.conf alone?  is it possible to just dpkg -r resolv.conf?
[01:54] <BLZbubba_> or will the upstart house of cards come crashing down on that too
[01:54] <sta7ic> pfifo: i think it will freeze
[01:54] <sta7ic> before u try
[01:54] <sta7ic> haha
[01:54] <sta7ic> too late
[01:55] <ratcheer> BLZbubba_: There is a package called resolvconf, but I have never tried it.
[01:55] <pfifo> sta7ic, my desktop came right back on (no swap) didnt ask for my passphrase, and didnt lock the screen, so suspend is not secure at all
[01:55] <sta7ic> problem is, is that if you suspend, its only your passwd to crack versus encryption
[01:55] <BLZbubba_> you don't have a choice
[01:55] <sta7ic> yes
[01:55] <zykotick9> BLZbubba_: Network Manager should be used to set DNS rather then resolve.conf (as N-M over writes it)
[01:55] <BLZbubba_> it is there by default and overwrites resolv.conf
[01:55] <BLZbubba_> the only thing worse than resolvconf is Network Manager
[01:55] <scientes> how do i remove the ubuntu branding?
[01:55] <jHizzal> I have a noob question trying to get samba going for me. Anyone able to help?
[01:56] <BLZbubba_> how about /etc/network/interfaces and resolv.conf and that should be it; is there a way to set it up that way?
[01:56] <pfifo> BLZbubba_, you can remove network-manager
[01:56] <BLZbubba_> and systemd instead of #$^ upstart
[01:56] <sta7ic> pfifo: now you know why i am trying to use swap for hibernation, maybe i will just pass for now
[01:56] <BLZbubba_> on precise, it doesn't look like i have network manager installed
[01:56] <scientes> BLZbubba_, agreed
[01:56] <pfifo> !anyone | jHizzal
[01:57] <banxi1988> escott；thanks ,I find this cmd: find . -name *.class -exec wc -c {} \;|sort -rn|head  works fine.
[01:57] <zykotick9> BLZbubba_: #ubuntu+1 for precise support
[01:57] <pfifo> sta7ic, I would just go with normal boot.
[01:57] <BLZbubba_> ok if i "rm /etc/init/resolvconf.conf; touch /etc/init/resolvconf.conf" it seems to do the right thing, cool
[01:57] <scientes> BLZbubba_, oh woah, you having trouble with dnsmasq?
[01:57] <scientes> BLZbubba_, you can turn that off (i did)
[01:57] <banxi1988> escott:but I don't know what -exec wc -c {} \; mean
[01:58] <BLZbubba_> scientes: no i think it is resolv.conf, it made some retarded symlink to /run/resolvconf.  l4me
[01:58] <sta7ic> pfifo: this laptop will be on the road a lot, so thinking about /boot on usb, and other partitons encrypted
[01:58] <escott> banxi1988, for each .class it finds it runs wc -c (which is word-count but show only chars) on the filename it finds
[01:58] <scientes> BLZbubba_, but it works
[01:58] <pfifo> sta7ic, I put my /boot on a cdrom so that noone could sneak a keylogger into the initrd (read only media)
[01:59] <BLZbubba_> scientes: the symlink doesn't work for crap.  dnsmasq isn't installed either
[01:59] <BLZbubba_> ok good they got rid of network manager; if they can just get rid of upstart then ubuntu will be usable as a server again
[01:59] <scientes> BLZbubba_, dnsmasq IS installed, just not the dnsmasq package
[01:59] <sta7ic> pfifo: who would do that and give you your laptop back?
[01:59] <banxi1988> escott:i know wc -c,but do not know {} \;
[01:59] <scientes> BLZbubba_, but 100% agreed on the systemd thing
[02:00] <scientes> BLZbubba_, why don't you just use debian, that has systemd
[02:00] <escott> banxi1988, {} is the filename that find finds, and \; tells find that the command is finished
[02:00] <jHizzal> Question: I've changed my samba conf file to allow browsable on my home file, but when I try and connect through windows I still get an error. Anyone know of an issue I might be facing or step I didn't do correct?
[02:01] <dj_segfault> Hey.  I have a baffling problem.  I have a server/firewall with 2 ethernet ports, one going to the cablemodem and the other going to my intranet (the other computers in my house).  I bought the server down for some hard drive maintenance and now the connection to the outside world on eth0 is working, but the intranet on eth1 is not.  What can I try?
[02:01] <pfifo> sta7ic, so that they can capture your passphrase, then they can decrypt you root
[02:01] <BLZbubba_> scientes: i usually do but when new LTS releases come out i'll give them another try
[02:01] <BLZbubba_> and i needed the newer kernel for something
[02:01] <helo1> Is there a way to force Ubuntu to use physical memory and not swap when there is still ample free physical memory?
[02:01] <scientes> dj_segfault, you have to set up masquerade
[02:02] <scientes> BLZbubba_, ubuntu LTS always have buggy and old universe packages
[02:02] <scientes> BLZbubba_, which is just an import from debian testing
[02:02] <dj_segfault> scientes: The server has been working for years, so I'm pretty sure that's all set up right.  I configured the firewall/masq with FireStarter.
[02:02] <scientes> BLZbubba_, and you can always use a newer kernel package from unstable
[02:02] <ratcheer> helo1: Check out "swapiness"
[02:02] <BLZbubba_> the problem with upstart is that it just fails without any console messages in too many situations; no way to get a console or know what failed.  if they can just mature it then it might not be so bad
[02:03] <dj_segfault> I did notice when I plug the out of eth1 into a hub the led on the hub blinks on and off slowly
[02:03] <scientes> dj_segfault, well, then pastebin the output of "ip addr show" and "ip route show"
[02:03] <BLZbubba_> scientes: yeah i use debian for "real" servers but i have a set of mythbuntu machines
[02:03] <Tyrope> Hello, I have 2 users on a Ubuntu11.10 and i'd like to create a bash alias that works for both, preferably without editing .bashrc of the other user. (I have root)
[02:03] <dj_segfault> The lights on eth1 on the server are not lit.
[02:03] <dj_segfault> scientes: Will do
[02:04] <banxi1988> escott:ok,I see,thank you so much!
[02:05] <helo2> My connection dropped :( Did anyone answer me by any chance?
[02:05] <scientes> !ask | helo2
[02:05] <ratcheer> were you helo1?
[02:05] <helo2> ratcheer: yes
 helo1: Check out "swapiness"
[02:05] <helo2> Thanks!
[02:06] <ratcheer> Ok, I said, look up "swappiness"
[02:06] <dj_segfault> scientes: http://pastebin.com/cqeZ2A0v
[02:06] <scientes> ratcheer, AFAIK swapiness is deprecated with the new unclean writeback code
[02:06] <scientes> helo2^
[02:06] <ratcheer> scientes: Sorry, I had not heard
[02:06] <scientes> helo2 lwn.net/Articles/405076/
[02:07] <dj_segfault> scientes: I'll also mention that wireshark doesn't see anything on eth1 (intranet)
[02:08] <scientes> dj_segfault,     inet 192.168.1.3/16 brd 192.168.255.255 scope global eth1
[02:08] <scientes> that looks wrong
[02:08] <helo2> scientes: thanks, googlinggggg
[02:08] <scientes> cause its common practice to set the gateway as .1
[02:09] <dj_segfault> scientes: In what way?  192.168.1.3 is how other machines on my intranet address my server
[02:09] <scientes> helo2 i think there is a more recent lwn article, its an area of heavy develoipment
[02:09] <scientes> dj_segfault, well then otherwise, everything look good there
[02:09] <scientes> dj_segfault, how about your dns and dhcp server?
[02:10] <scientes> dj_segfault, and does interwork work from the gateway?
[02:10] <game16> has anyone here built a quadrotor?
[02:10] <dj_segfault> scientes: I can bring up a web browser on my server and get to website by name
[02:11] <dj_segfault> scientes: Not sure what you meant by your last line
[02:11] <scientes> dj_segfault, is that server set up correct to provide dhcp and dns
[02:11] <scientes> i mean what you asked interwork//internet
[02:11] <scientes> type
[02:11] <scientes> *typo
[02:12] <Rayston> anyone know any good seedbox services?
[02:12] <scientes> Rayston, what is seedbox?
[02:12] <dj_segfault> scientes: It's possible, but since I don't see ANYTHING happen when I connect a computer to eth1 through a hub (except for the lights slowly turning on and off on the hub port going to eth1)
[02:13] <scientes> dj_segfault, you just upgraded to precise?
[02:13] <dj_segfault> I don't know if the problem is that high level as dhco
[02:13] <scientes> !dnsmasq
[02:13] <Rayston> its a vpn service to run torrents from I know of a few just looking for personal recomendations
[02:13] <scientes> !downloads
[02:14] <scientes> !download
[02:14] <dj_segfault> scientes: Nope.  No software changes at all.  I tried to add another hard drive, had troubles with that, took it out again, and am running the system, theoretically, exactly as it was this morning
[02:14] <scientes> Rayston, cant find it, but we don't help with that type of stuff here, sorry policy
[02:14] <scientes> Rayston, but there are TONS of other places
[02:14] <dj_segfault> scientes: I'll also admit I'm running Ubuntu 10.10LTS on this server
[02:14] <pfifo> 10.10 is not an LTS
[02:15] <dj_segfault> Sorry I meant 10.04LTS
[02:15] <Rayston> why is it policy? there are tons of perfectly legitimate uses for both torrents and vpn services? I understand that rules are rules, just curious why
[02:15] <dj_segfault> Thanks for catching that
[02:15] <scientes> dj_segfault, i was asking cause there was a change in precise that screws up dnsmasq setups in some cases
[02:15] <AcidRain> what is linux way to replace spaces in file names? like windows does \\
[02:15] <Rayston> heck, I can download ubuntu using torrent, and could do it using a seedbox, in fact I probably will just to provide some bandwidth to the "cause"
[02:15] <pfifo> Rayston, you can discuss policy in #ubuntu-ops if you really need an answer
[02:15] <escott> AcidRain, "filename with space" or filename\ with\ space
[02:16] <scientes> dj_segfault, anyways, you should be using dnsmasq, not any of the other dhcp software, and its pretty easy, but there are a number of points that have to match up
[02:16] <AcidRain> im not even sure if im asking the right question.  i am faced with the issue of a program saying that its not a file at that path, when indeed, i know it is
[02:16] <Rayston> nah, its okay, like I said, rules are rules, just seems overdoing it, piracy should definitely be off-topic
[02:16] <dj_segfault> scientes: I am running dnsmasq.  I just checked that it is running
[02:17] <apwbdjp> AcidRain, try with Tab completion, might help
[02:17] <scientes> dj_segfault, did you try rebooting?
[02:17] <Tyrope> Hello, I have 2 users on a Ubuntu11.10 VM and i'd like to create a bash alias that works for both, preferably without editing .bashrc of the other user. (I have root) <- if somebody answered me, I sadly missed it, could you repeat yourself?
[02:17] <AcidRain> apwbdjp: no im writting a perl script to return the path to an mp3 file
[02:17] <AcidRain> and its saying file or directory not found.
[02:17] <tonb> help who
[02:17] <AcidRain> but i know its right
[02:17] <UberDuper> Is there a semi-official ppa for php5.3.x ?
[02:17] <dj_segfault> scientes: I rebooted several time while getting the hard drives straightened out but not since I got the system up and running.  You think that could help?
[02:18] <UberDuper> I had used the nginx ppa for it recently but they've removed php from it.
[02:18] <scientes> dj_segfault, well, i've set it up a number of times, and things tend to work for me
[02:18] <pfifo> Tyrope, edit the global /etc/bash.bashrc file
[02:18] <Tyrope> pfifo: thank you.
[02:18] <AcidRain> escott: is it perhaps a permissions issue?
[02:18] <AcidRain> surely not
[02:18] <AcidRain> no actually i know for a fact its not
[02:19] <dj_segfault> AcidRain: If you're writing a perl script, why not just use regular expressions to remove the spaces in the name, then use the rename command or mv shell command to rename the file?
[02:19] <AcidRain> something must be wrong with the way my script is returning the file name
[02:19] <AcidRain> dj_segfault: well because its very important that the file doesnt get renamed :)
[02:19] <mkultra_> how doez regex work
[02:19] <apwbdjp> AcidRain, quote the returned value, when you call it
[02:20] <AcidRain> its for icecast. im making my own random scrip tto play a file. and i extracted all mp3 file paths to a playlist. it randomly goes through playlist and picks a path to play
[02:20] <escott> AcidRain, it is is returned as an arg then its essentially quoted, its only when bash parses a line that it might get confused
[02:20] <AcidRain> 	return "$LINE"; you mean like this?
[02:20] <escott> AcidRain, so ls $FILE sends $FILE as a single argument to ls
[02:20] <dj_segfault> scientes: OK< I'll try rebooting but I don't have a lot of hopes for that.
[02:21] <escott> AcidRain, but ls `echo $FILE` would cause bash to parse any spaces
[02:21] <AcidRain> The Random Line#: 2549  || The Path: /media/Server2/My_Documents/Music/Deadsun/Face It.mp3 ||  Error opening /media/Server2/My_Documents/Music/Scum/Only Bodies Left Behind/The Return.mp3 ||  Error opening: No such file or directory
[02:22] <apwbdjp> AcidRain, How do you call your script?
[02:22] <AcidRain> script is called by ices
[02:22] <escott> AcidRain, take that back thats not true
[02:22] <AcidRain> ok i take it back..
[02:22] <AcidRain> its called by...
[02:23] <AcidRain> well im pretty sure it is. considering its the ices configuration file where i specify the ices_PL.pm perl file to be called
[02:23] <AcidRain> when a song is changed. anyways, i dont believe that relates to the issue. or does it?
[02:24] <Tyrope> I'm trying to create a (named) screen that's automatically detached from, but it seems the command i'm using seems to fail: "screen -dmS -S test vim" if i do screen -ls I get a "No Sockets found", even when using sudo
[02:24] <pfifo> AcidRain, does it work if you give it filenames without spaces?
[02:25] <AcidRain> pfifo: let me test it. hang on
[02:26] <AcidRain> yes
[02:26] <AcidRain> pfifo: it also works when i give it a filename with spaces
[02:27] <AcidRain> when i do the file name like this: "/media/Server2/My_Documents/Music/Audioslave/Audioslave/I Am The Highway.mp3"
[02:27] <AcidRain> rather than like this: "$LINE";
[02:27] <pfifo> AcidRain, can you pastebin your script
[02:28] <AcidRain> no. its ugly :)
[02:28] <AcidRain> im ashamed of it
[02:29] <AcidRain> pfifo: but here it is: http://pastebin.com/pVhLJvqi
[02:33] <merchant> exit
[02:34] <pfifo> AcidRain, I notice in the example output you gave, it has 2 different filenames, why is that?
[02:34] <AcidRain> pfifo: because its giong through like 5000 filenames
[02:35] <AcidRain> im just copy and paste from terminal window
[02:35] <bwallen> I'm trying to run 11.10 from a usb flash drive, but after I choose "try without installing" I get no video. I can tell that it's running because my router issues it an IP address which I can ping. How can I get the video to work?
[02:35] <AcidRain> do you want me to pastebin terminal output?
[02:35] <pfifo> AcidRain, yeah
[02:36] <pfifo> !nomodeset | bwallen
[02:37] <AcidRain> pfifo: http://pastebin.com/jXNyjaKM
[02:37] <bwallen> thanks
[02:38] <ylmfos> 有人吗
[02:38] <pfifo> AcidRain, before you return $LINE use a regex to escape the spaces with a \
[02:38] <bazhang> !cn | ylmfos
[02:38] <pfifo> !jp | ylmfos
[02:38] <AcidRain> pfifo: ok, let me try
[02:39] <AcidRain> pfifo: see thats what i though it was.
[02:39]  * pfifo shakes fist at bazhang, "next time I will be faster"
[02:39] <wylde> AcidRain: or enclose all the paths with ""
[02:40] <wylde> AcidRain: that's why return "/media/Server2/My_Documents/Music/Smashing Pumpkins/The Aeroplane Flies High/Tribute To Johnny.mp3"; works
[02:41] <pfifo> AcidRain, maybe you want this:  return '"'.$LINE.'"'
[02:42] <pfifo> (not sure if that is correct perl, haventy used it for years)
[02:42] <UberDuper> I can't find a ppa for php5.3.10.
[02:43] <AphisOne> How would I pipe the output of a wget to tar for a direct extraction from the web?
[02:43] <UberDuper> The dotdep repo has a dependency on libssl newer then what's available on ubuntu 10.04
[02:43] <pfifo> AphisOne, us the | operator
[02:43] <AphisOne> man wget
[02:44] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: wget .... -O -         the '-' directs to stdout
[02:45] <AphisOne> haz3lnut: sweet, I knew I saw something like that.. wasn't finding it
[02:47] <AphisOne> I ran wget with the '-O -' option and received "Cannot write to `-' (Success)."
[02:48] <chalcedony> My husband is using a ubuntu live cd to repair his compuer. He got an error after the login which said:
[02:48] <chalcedony> Install Warning: The configuration defaults for Gnome Power Manager have not been installed correctly. http://pastebin.com/N2NFk3dt
[02:48] <chalcedony> it's ubuntu 10.10
[02:49] <chalcedony> AphisOne, does the file now exist where you wanted it?
[02:49] <AphisOne> chalcedony: no
[02:49] <chalcedony> hi Whitor curiousx Wonderhoof
[02:49] <curiousx> salut chalcedony
[02:49] <chalcedony> AphisOne, ah too bad
[02:49] <CFHowlett> chalcedony   any hardware changes?  new ac adapter or such?
[02:49] <chalcedony> :)
[02:49] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[02:50] <chalcedony> CFHowlett, he was trying to fix adobe9 before i went to bed, he was in parts of ubuntu that i don't think you're supposed to mess with
[02:50] <waxstone_> !fr| curiousx
[02:50] <RandomCake> Hi, I have an Ubuntu server, and it has a firewall, I thought it used Shorewall to configure IP tables, but /etc/shorewall is there with no config, then I thought, did I use ufw? That does seem to have much of the /etc/ufw config that would make the server function as it does, but when I run 'ufw' I'm told that the command can't be found. iptables -L returns plenty of rules, but I'm certain...
[02:50] <RandomCake> ...I didn't configure iptables directly, is there any way of working out what did?
[02:50] <wylde> chalcedony: I would assume the largest of the linux (83) partitions would be home. So /dev/sda6 if that helps any
[02:50] <CFHowlett>  chalcedony awww, man ...
[02:51] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: wget http://somewhere.com -O - | tar .....
[02:51] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: that doesn;t work?
[02:51] <AphisOne> I ran wget with the "-O -" option with "| tar vxf" and got the error, when removing the
[02:51] <AphisOne> "tar vxf" it spat to STDOUT
[02:51] <Guest86265> hello
[02:52] <CFHowlett> Guest86265   greetings
[02:52] <escott> AphisOne, i think you also need to tell tar to expect it on stdin maybe -- is the argument for that
[02:52] <Guest86265> i am valasu
[02:53] <AphisOne> escott: I figured it was something like that, thanks, I couldn't find it in the man pages
[02:53] <ahhughes> I've read a few posts, nothing sensible has actually been said in response to  "what is the difference between chrome and chromium"?
[02:54] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: don;t use the f switch with tar
[02:54] <RandomCake> damn, actually, looking at the output of iptables -L I do see shorewall mentioned, so I guess I did use shorewall! hmm...
[02:54] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: just tar vx
[02:54] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: just tar -vx
[02:55] <AphisOne> haz3lnut: okay, yah
[02:55] <RandomCake> ahhughes: Chromium has a dull logo...
[02:56] <zykotick9> ahhughes: chromium is almost free software, chrome isn't close
[02:56] <erpo> haz3lnut: What's wrong with f?
[02:57] <haz3lnut> erpo: f tells tar to read from file, he wants to read from stdin
[02:57] <ahhughes> ok, chromium'll do :)
[02:58] <erpo> haz3lnut: Ah.
[02:58] <AcidRain> pfifo: after doing what you said i found something out
[02:58] <AcidRain> i was escaping spaces and a "\" showed up at the end of the filename. it was a trailing space. i wrote another regex to remove it. it works. thanks man
[02:58] <chalcedony> CFHowlett, wylde he was in /var/ and places like that.. where is that to fix it?
[02:59] <wylde> chalcedony: not sure what you'd want to change in /var, does he recall making any changes in /etc ?
[03:00] <frfx_crsh> i have message when i want to install ubuntu 10.04 "calculating files to coping"
[03:00] <balazs> anyone knows why some USB device, like a Droid X phone, would not be recognized when plugged in by USB ?
[03:00] <balazs> usb 7-2: device not accepting address 27, error -71
[03:01] <chalcedony> wylde, probably - he's a computer guy that had a bad stroke (brain attack) a few years ago.
[03:01] <erpo> balazs: Have you tried that same phone in another PC?
[03:02] <balazs> it worked before on this one
[03:02] <haz3lnut> balazs: you could maybe google that error. But my daughter's phone will not mount, so I installed aridroid on the phone. Problem solved.
[03:02] <wylde> chalcedony: have you been able fsck the drive?
[03:02] <haz3lnut> -aridroid +airdroid
[03:03] <chalcedony> wylde he put in the ubuntu live cd. it needs to know where to fix, i didn't figure out where. (no)
[03:03] <frfx_crsh> someone want to help me?
[03:03] <balazs> I googled it, but the advice found doesn't really make sense. It's saying to mount it manually, but you cannot do that without it being recognized
[03:04] <wylde> chalcedony: I suppose it couldn't hurt to 'sudo touch /forcefsck' and reboot, that "may" help the situation
[03:04] <haz3lnut> balazs: If you have a wifi network, install airdroid, you may never need to mount the phone again.
[03:04] <wylde> chalcedony: I'm trying to figure out where as well, still looking :)
[03:05] <balazs> haz3lnut: thanks I'll try that
[03:05] <chalcedony> wylde, thanks MUCH
[03:06] <chalcedony> wylde, he's in the live cd, Rescue Mode, how do we get out of it?
[03:07] <k_sze> How does rsync ensure file integrity? Does it actually employ checksum/digest comparison between the source and the destination?
[03:07] <AphisOne> is there a way with tar to extract the contents inside the top directory of the archive?
[03:08] <frfx_crsh> what to do if i have this message: "calculating files to coping"
[03:08] <AphisOne> frfx_crsh: wait for it to finish?
[03:08] <L3top> AphisOne: does this presume that we know the name of that folder?
[03:08] <wylde> chalcedony: in all honesty I have yet to need the rescue mode on the live cd "touch wood" heh, although an 'sudo reboot' would do the job.
[03:08] <frfx_crsh> AphisOne, when it is done, i feel like the system is not right installed
[03:09] <AphisOne> L3top: I would hope it doesn't
[03:09] <L3top> let me think about it for a second.
[03:09] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: agreed, I think you would need to know the name of the top folder.
[03:09] <wylde> chalcedony: I'm also assuming you can at least get in to the recovery console on the installed ubuntu?
[03:09] <frfx_crsh> AphisOne, you have that message in past? is that normal or no?
[03:10] <AphisOne> frfx_crsh: if you attempting to copy a large number of files, yes
[03:10] <frfx_crsh> no, i just want to install ubuntu 10.04 :(
[03:10] <chalcedony> wylde, from where he is it says it's not save to exit
[03:10] <h1gh> k_sze: from the manpage it looks like rsync checks mod time and size by default but can also check checksum
[03:11] <chalcedony> oh drat.
[03:11] <wylde> chalcedony: ahh ok
[03:11] <frfx_crsh> AphisOne, i talk abaout installation os linux ubuntu
[03:11] <L3top> AphisOne: is it a tar a tar.gz or a tar.bz2
[03:11] <wylde> chalcedony: still googling, sure is a lot of people with the problem and I have yet to find a soloution.
[03:11] <chalcedony> wylde, i think i better try to go back where he was and let it fix whatever we think
[03:12] <AphisOne> L3top: not quite sure, how would I test that?
[03:12] <chalcedony> hmm
[03:12] <wylde> chalcedony: alrighty
[03:12] <L3top> its name
[03:12] <AphisOne> L3 no extension
[03:12] <L3top> foo.tar.gz
[03:12] <L3top> oh
[03:12] <L3top> ...
[03:12] <L3top> let me think more
[03:12] <chalcedony> wylde, i'm grateful, hopefully you or i will encounter someone who knows the rescue cd . .
[03:12] <L3top> lol
[03:12] <FloodBot1> L3top: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:13] <frfx_crsh> someone of you here have this message while installing ubuntu: "calculating files to coping"
[03:13] <chalcedony> wylde, keep looking please :)
[03:13] <wylde> chalcedony: no worries, I am :)
[03:13] <denysonique> frfx_crsh: yes
[03:13] <denysonique> it's normal
[03:13] <frfx_crsh> denysonique, is that normal?
[03:14] <chalcedony> wylde, this thing is like 'redo your disk' .. it Enter Rescue Mode, then Partition disks.. Install the base system. I feel like I'm in a NIGHTMARE. we don't want to redo the disk!
[03:15] <AphisOne> So with tar is there a way to specify a directory to extract from?
[03:15] <frfx_crsh> :( omg.. i do anything to fix that problem replace many of hdd and dvd today :(
[03:15] <frfx_crsh> also ram memory
[03:16] <orionsonofneptun> well well well how to keep ubuntu from frezzing up and dont say turn down the ac
[03:16] <orionsonofneptun> ubuntu 11.10
[03:16] <wylde> chalcedony: understandable, however worst case scenario, is /home on it's own partition? and or do you have a device (external hd etc.) to backup /home to?
[03:17] <escott> frfx_crsh, you might try nicing or ioniceing the install application
[03:18] <chalcedony> wylde,  we did the disk in 3 partititions i think, so home, swap, and kernel are separate. (i hope).
[03:18] <wylde> chalcedony: I would assume that from your pastebin earlier, but it's always best to ask :)
[03:18] <chalcedony> wylde, thanks :)
[03:19] <wylde> chalcedony: I would also think sda6 would be /home because it's the largest partition
[03:19] <chalcedony> wylde, ok
[03:19] <chalcedony> what do we want to fix for /var/ ?
[03:21] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: from the man page, it's "tar x pathname" but you gotta know the pathname or else you're gonna extract the whole archive.
[03:21] <AphisOne> haz3lnut: that works with extracting from stdout?
[03:22] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: I would think so, but you're still gonna download the whole file anyway, so why not extract the whole thing and trim the directories later?
[03:23] <dj_segfault1> scientes: You still there?
[03:23] <AphisOne> haz3lnut: I developing a puppet manifest and I'm attempting to simplify the steps best possible.
[03:24] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: or you would have to monitor the extraction and when the dir you wanted is finished extracting you would stop the transfer.
[03:24] <L3top> AphisOne: I am almost done.
[03:24] <L3top> Give me a second to finish and test
[03:25] <haz3lnut> AphisOne: might be complicated
[03:25] <Arizona> why doesnt tinychat work on ubunut?
[03:25] <Arizona> can someone help me fix this ?
[03:25] <papa> hey people can ny 1 ban me if i have a offensive nickname?]
[03:26] <haz3lnut> papa: nope, just tried, but maybe an op can :-)
[03:26] <Arizona> i dnt think anyone cares papa
[03:26] <L3top> !pm B_E_N_J_I_E
[03:26] <papa_> stupid mint people just banned ,me
[03:26] <L3top> !pm > B_E_N_J_I_E
[03:26] <haz3lnut> papa: depends on who you offend I suppose.
[03:26] <AphisOne> papa: haha, not at you... :)
[03:27] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: what is your problem? in a nutshell?
[03:27] <papa_> why do people ban
[03:27] <chalcedony> hybrid_, we are now stuck in the live cd rescue mode
[03:27] <papa_> without ny serious reason
[03:27] <L3top> mods... B_E_N_J_I_E is spamming me about male bras. Please.
[03:27] <papa_> lol
[03:27] <mwd5650> hmm...I'm having an problem connecting to freenode with a registered user, using empathy on ubuntu 11.10. I have entered my password however it never connects. I can obviously connect via the webchat client with my registered name.
[03:27] <chalcedony> after configure this and that, we are at 'partition disks'  hydrox24_
[03:27] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: and you want to get out of the live CD and boot into the hDDs installation of ubuntu?
[03:27] <Arizona> can anyone help me fix my tinychat issue?
[03:28] <papa_> can i have ops
[03:28] <hydrox24_> oh, so you need to partition your HDD up for a new install?
[03:28] <zykotick9> mwd5650: you might want to try #freenode
[03:28] <escott> !ot | papa_
[03:28] <AphisOne> L3top: what don't need one?
[03:28] <chalcedony> hydrox24_, we need to fix the bse of linux /var/ and such, can we do that with this?
[03:28] <CFHowlett> papa_   do you have an ubuntu support question?  or perhaps this conversation would be better suited to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:28] <hydrox24_> Arizona: just say the problem and if anyone can help they will.
[03:28] <papa_> i am not that good in english
[03:29] <hydrox24_> ok, can you clarify 'bse'?
[03:29] <UberDuper> Is 12.04 ditching preseed?
[03:29] <Arizona> well the problem is that i can activate my microphone on tinychat but it wont appear in the chatroom
[03:29] <escott> !precise | UberDuper
[03:29] <papa_> can i say something about ubuntu
[03:29] <L3top> Not gonna go that far... but I sure dont wanna be reminded.
[03:29] <UberDuper> escott: Thanks
[03:29] <zykotick9> !pm > mwd5650
[03:29] <papa_> why does ubuntu have a tablet interface in desktop
[03:30] <o0o0o> _o_o_ oOo _o_o_
[03:30] <hydrox24_> papa_: I think we should be encouraging of their 'innovation' just change it if you don't like it.
[03:30] <papa_> lol this is not innovation
[03:30] <papa_> this is tension
[03:30] <hydrox24_> papa_: well, that's why it's in single quotes :)
[03:30] <pangolin> This is off topic though. Join #ubuntu-offtopic for chit chat
[03:31] <hydrox24_> pangolin: sorry, good idea
[03:31] <o0o0o> pangolin, _o_o_ oOo _o_o_
[03:31] <zykotick9> mwd5650: empathy is an IM client, not an IRC client.  Why use a spoon for a knife's job?
[03:31] <papa_> hud feature is also not thatt good
[03:31] <papa_> heads up display what is that
[03:31] <escott> papa_, this is offtopic
[03:31] <papa_> i like mouse more
[03:31] <hydrox24_> papa_: go to ubuntu offtopic
[03:31] <papa_> how
[03:31] <AphisOne> zykotick9: because not everyone can use a knife
[03:32] <pangolin> papa_, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[03:32] <papa_> how sir?
[03:32] <hydrox24_> papa_: "/join ubuntu-offtopic"
[03:32] <escott> papa_, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:32] <AphisOne> zykotick9: or needs to
[03:32] <papa_> how to join ubuntu off topic
[03:32] <hydrox24_> papa_: "/join ubuntu-offtopic"
[03:32] <papa_> i cannot find it in my screen
[03:32] <hydrox24_> papa_: type that into your IRC client
[03:32] <hydrox24_> without the quotes
[03:33] <papa_> u guys confusing me
[03:33] <chencong> 中国朋友在哪里
[03:33] <CFHowlett> !cn|chencong
[03:33] <hydrox24_> papa_: TYPE: /join ubuntu-offtopic
[03:33] <hydrox24_> simple as that.
[03:33] <papa_> ubuntu-off topic
[03:33] <hydrox24_> papa_: no, ubuntu-offtopic
[03:33] <papa_> heya
[03:33] <pangolin> papa_, what client are you using for irc?
[03:33] <chalcedony> papa, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:33] <papa_> x-chat i guess
[03:34] <chalcedony> or left click and right click on it
[03:34] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: he knows that, just doesn't understand
[03:34] <papa_> what is a op
[03:34] <papa_> n
[03:34] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: what did you mean before when you said 'bse'
[03:34] <chalcedony> hydrox24_, hmm sec it was a typo
[03:34] <papa_> give my sane desktop interface
[03:35] <escott> !ops
[03:35] <pangolin> escott, not really an emergency is it
[03:35] <escott> Can one of you please help papa_ to find the right channel
[03:35] <papa_> is shuttleworth listening to me
[03:35] <escott> pangolin, he is half the traffic in the channel for the last five minutes
[03:36] <pangolin> papa_, right click on this: #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:36] <hydrox24_> papa_: instead of typing in "is shut....." type "/join ubuntu-offtopic"
[03:36] <papa_> will u all be there
[03:36]  * CFHowlett suspected seriously trolling.  Adding the name to ignore and voting for kick/ban
[03:36] <pangolin> hydrox24_, you keep forgetting to put the # which makes your advice confusing
[03:36] <chalcedony> hydrox24_, xchat must have the # symbol in front of the channel name
[03:36] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: pangolin: sorry, it works without #'s for me... my mistake
[03:37] <papa_> r u all noobs like me
[03:37] <chalcedony> also papa if you put your mouse over the correctly formatted channel name - it will brighten, right click and it will allow you to join the channel
[03:37] <pangolin> papa_, this channel is for ubuntu support, not chatting
[03:37] <TheOnion> I just set up an lxc container but I have to start the container as root, how can I set it up so that the container can be start/stop as a user instead?
[03:37]  * hydrox24_ is starting to think that papa_ is trolling
[03:37] <papa_> how much will my ban last
[03:37] <pangolin> please type /join #ubuntu-offtopic and chat in there
[03:37] <papa_> how much will my ban last
[03:38] <papa_> can any 1 answer me
[03:38] <AphisOne> papa_ are you attempting to get banned?
[03:38] <hydrox24_> Is it time to /ignore papa_ ???
[03:38] <pangolin> papa_, 3 years if you don't stop being off topic in here
[03:38] <papa_> when can i rejoin mint community
[03:38] <chalcedony> [23:28:36] <chalcedony> hydrox24_, we need to fix the base of linux /var/ and such, can we do that with this (live cd and rescue mode)?
[03:39] <papa_> one guy said join ubntu server
[03:39] <pangolin> papa_, ask the mint channel ops
[03:39] <hydrox24_> chalcedony: ok, thanks. But what do you mean by base? is it a synonym for the root of var?
[03:39] <papa_> how
[03:39] <chalcedony> papa, are you having fun?
[03:39] <almoxarife> papa_: mint meets on #windows
[03:39] <papa_> i am abit confuse
[03:39] <hellyeah> hey
[03:39] <pangolin> almoxarife, not helpful
[03:39] <hellyeah> how can i solve this error
[03:39] <chalcedony> hydrox24_, yes, probably - i'm bad on termnology. sorry
[03:39] <hellyeah> i mean is there a way to solve that error
[03:39] <hellyeah> Error during commit
[03:39] <hellyeah> 'E:Couldn't configure pre-depend libtinfo5 for libncurses5, probably a dependency cycle.'
[03:39] <hellyeah> Restoring original system state
[03:39] <FloodBot1> hellyeah: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:39] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   welcome back
[03:39] <AphisOne> someone private papa_ please
[03:39]  * hydrox24_ just /ignore papa_ 
[03:40] <papa_> u guys seem better than those retarded mint fans
[03:40] <CFHowlett> hydrox24_   done - 10 minutes ago
[03:40]  * hydrox24_ just /ignore(d) papa_, you should do the same
[03:40] <chalcedony> pangolin, wise.
[03:41] <hilarie> Why the ban?
[03:41] <sin_tax> That guy seemed like he was trolling it up
[03:41] <hydrox24_> hilarie: he was being offtopic and a nuisance and a noob and possibly a troll.
[03:41] <CFHowlett> hilarie   refusal to follow the rules.  Do YOU have an ubuntu support request?
[03:41] <hilarie> Only if you want to help me set up a rsync daemon
[03:41] <hilarie> man pages are making me sad
[03:42] <hmw> Since the update to Firefox 10, I cannot use FireBug anymore, because FF crashes instantly, when I try to write an object to the console. I cannot work on my program anymore, what can I do?
[03:42] <CFHowlett> hmw   ff10?  y u no ff11?
[03:42] <wylde> chalcedony: are you able to 'sudo e2fsck -f /dev/sda5' ...and/or sda6
[03:42] <hmw> CFHowlett: how?
[03:42] <hydrox24_> hmw: I think that you need to take this up at #firefox or with mozilla, not an ubuntu [rpblem and doesn't seem immediately fixable anyway
[03:42] <pangolin> hydrox24_, we don't like the term noob here. being new is not a bad thing.
[03:43] <CFHowlett> hmw   I'm on 10.04.  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get ugprade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:43] <hydrox24_> pangolin: sorry, I didn't mean noob as in new, I meant noob as he was possibly being a loser by trolling us, incorrect use.
[03:43] <hmw> ah you are suggesting moving away from the LTS?
[03:43] <chalcedony> wylde, with the live cd in there its going to mean we tell it "do that" and it does it.. our data is precious. i'm scared both ways.
[03:43] <CFHowlett> hmw   not at all.  I'm still on 10.04
[03:43] <chalcedony> wylde, i can't ssh with the darned cd in it
[03:44] <wylde> chalcedony: it should work from the live cd, it's to check the partition for errors
[03:44] <hellyeah> CFF thanks
[03:44] <hellyeah> i guess i did convert job
[03:44] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   plz tell me you got that issue solved?
[03:44] <hellyeah> i am not sure the boss like it but what the hell man
[03:44] <hellyeah> :D
[03:45] <CFHowlett> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7001421/Success.jpg>hellyeah
[03:45] <chalcedony> wylde, it won't destroy it? i can get back into Partition Disks then
[03:45] <hellyeah> i guess i solved
[03:45] <hmw> CFHowlett: what would dist-upgrade do, if not upgrading to the newest ubuntu version?
[03:45] <CFHowlett> hellyeah>https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7001421/Success.jpg>hellyeah
[03:45] <hellyeah> yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[03:45] <k_sze> so I found out that GADMIN-SAMBA is broken.
[03:45] <MACscr> is anyone remoting into their ubuntu system with a windows rdp client?
[03:45] <k_sze> the darn thing doesn't support the "netbios name" property.
[03:46] <irish> Having  problems opening rar files. Could someone please help? Newbie.
[03:46] <chalcedony> MACscr, i use winssh to get out of the windows box to the linux box.
[03:46] <html_5> how do i set up a web cam? and also use the built in mic
[03:46] <CFHowlett> hmw   dist-upgrade is NOT dist-release.  dist-upgrade updates all packages in the distro to their highest version in the stream.  *as I understand it*
[03:46] <hellyeah> yeah
[03:46] <trism> !dist-upgrade
[03:46] <hellyeah> hey
[03:46] <hilarie> Is there a way to be able to click around through a program similary to nano, I figured it wasn't possible, but then I played with midnight commander, and you can use your mouse on that
[03:46] <wylde> chalcedony: you  should be able to yes. sda5 as far as I can tell is where your "system" files are. if you're concerned then don't use it on sda6
[03:46] <MACscr> chalcedony: id rather do it without a third party client. Windows RDP is available on pretty much anyones system
[03:46] <hmw> CFHowlett: alright... i'll look into it. Just wondering, why the Gnome-updater would not do that
[03:46] <CFHowlett> trism   thanks
[03:47] <hellyeah> when i update my system i took an error http://dpaste.com/718137/ is there any comment on that
[03:47] <escott> irish, have you installed unrar? its part of ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:47] <hellyeah> hey
[03:47] <wylde> chalcedony: also, as a safety measure can you mount sda6 from the live cd and backup the contents to your computer?
[03:47] <hellyeah> i never took an advirtisement until today
[03:47] <irish> escott: yes but I cant find it in menu
[03:47] <hellyeah> what is the reason of advirtesement
[03:47] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   we're all getting them.
[03:48] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   spam
[03:48] <CFHowlett> irc style
[03:48] <hellyeah> haha
[03:48] <hellyeah> :D
[03:48] <escott> irish, its a cli util
[03:48] <wylde> chalcedony: or boot hubby's computer without cd and grab the contents over sftp
[03:48] <hellyeah> but i never took a spam here
[03:48] <chalcedony> wylde, i don't know. it's showing a list .. sec to type it
[03:48] <hellyeah> this is my first experience
[03:48] <irish> escott: newbie I dont understand
[03:48] <escott> irish, so you might have to open the terminal, you can also try using file-roller
[03:48] <chalcedony> wylde, if it was safe to exit the CD then we could use command line ..
[03:48] <irish> escott: fileroller in synaptic
[03:49] <irish> escott: just do a search?
[03:49] <chalcedony> Enter Rescuie Mode
[03:49] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   regarding your error, the updater wouldn't update to one package due to some kind of dependency deficiency.  The original package is still in place..
[03:49] <hellyeah> there is no comment about upgrade problem
[03:49] <escott> !info file-roller | irish
[03:50] <hellyeah> CFHowlett,  this error cut whole update/upgrade progress
[03:50] <chalcedony> Enter a device you wish to use as your root file system. you will be able to choose among various rescue operations to perform on this file system.
[03:50] <hellyeah> should i wait for sometime to upgrade my system
[03:50] <wylde> chalcedony: I don't know what you're into, but *slaps forehead* I should have suggested to copy the data in /home to your computer using ssh long ago
[03:50] <irish> escott: so I install the package file-roller and it will extract my rar files?
[03:50] <chalcedony> wylde - i told him not to use it. sigh
[03:50] <CFHowlett> hellyeah   wait.  it might be fixed later.
[03:51] <wylde> chalcedony: copying important data off the affected system really should have been the first priority to be honest
[03:51] <hellyeah> yeah okey
[03:51] <escott> irish, its a gui and it might be able to use unrar to extract. if it doesn't offer that option then you would have to open a terminal and use unrar on the cli
[03:51] <escott> !cli | irish
[03:51] <irish> ok
[03:51] <chalcedony> wylde, everybody was trying to fix it in situ.
[03:52] <wylde> chalcedony: yeah I know, I learned my lesson though and keep my old retired pc's as home network backup server heh :)
[03:52] <Stormer97> hello
[03:52] <CFHowlett> Stormer97   greetings
[03:53] <Stormer97> what goes on?
[03:53] <hydrox24> Stormer97: Do you need support with ubuntu?
[03:53] <CFHowlett> Stormer97   this is the ubuntu support channel.  do you have an ubuntu issue?
[03:53] <Stormer97> ok, sorry, i do not
[03:55] <hmw> CFHowlett: hah, I got lucky, the latest update seems to have fixed my issue. Didn't even need the command line. Do you know, if dist-upgrade is done by the Gnome updater?
[03:55] <CFHowlett> hmw   depends on your settings I believe.
[03:55] <wylde> chalcedony: I honestly think at this point you should work on getting your data off that drive. I'm not finding any working soloutions to that problem :(
[03:56] <srini> While browsing https sites are not opening... how to solve this
[03:56] <irish> escott: apparently file-roller comes install as default in ubuntu 10.10 but, its not in menu and a file search results in nothing
[03:56] <hmw> CFHowlett: btw, apt-get upgrade: This command upgrades all installed packages. This is the equivalent of "Mark all upgrades" in Synaptic. apt-get dist-upgrade: The same as the above, except add the "smart upgrade" checkbox. It tells APT to use "smart" conflict resolution system, and it will attempt to upgrade the most important packages at the expense of less important ones if necessary.
[03:57] <escott> irish, it would be listed as archive manager in the menu or archive something
[03:57] <sacarlson> srini: all https sites?   give an example and what error seen
[03:57] <CFHowlett> hmw   thanks.
[03:57] <irish> ok
[03:57] <hmw> back to debugging my weird program logic *g* thanks
[03:57] <wowyang> Hi, all! Any way to record sound under CLI ? Thanks
[03:58] <escott> wowyang, arecord
[03:58] <srini> sacarlson :  yes.. Server not found
[03:58] <srini> sacarlson : i tried gmail.com
[03:58] <AphisOne> irish: if your trying to extract the contents of a archive but don't want the leading empty parent directories, use --strip-conponents=X
[03:59] <hilarie> I don't understand, do you perform these steps on the server that has the stuff, or the client that wants the things? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync#Rsync_Daemon
[03:59] <chalcedony> http://pastebin.com/ug6X4p0u wylde this is the page in the rescue cd that we are on
[03:59] <wowyang> escott: More specific? For example, i want to generate 1.wav
[03:59] <irish> escott: I've read everything in the menu and there is nothing that even remotely resembles an Archiver
[03:59] <escott> wowyang, never used it myself. see the man page or look online
[04:00] <wowyang> escott: thanks
[04:01] <escott> irish, well you could do it from the terminal. identify what folder the .rar is in open a terminal and then type "cd /path/to/the/rar/file" but without the "filename.rar" at the end (just the directory). then type unrar e filename.rar and it will extract into that directory
[04:01] <chalcedony> DOES anyone know if it will do damage to my disk or data to exit the ubuntu live cd at that page?
[04:01] <irish> escott: ok
[04:02] <hydrox24> chalcedony: you should be all right to exit the livecd, looks like it hasn't mounted your HDD in anyway yet.
[04:02] <escott> chalcedony, doubt it could damage anything as it hasn't even picked a root fs. what was it doing before that?
[04:02] <irish> escott: I have 700 rar files to extract.
[04:02] <wylde> chalcedony: /dev/sdf correspond to your fdisk -l output from earlier, so /dev/sdf5 should be your system or '/' directory
[04:02] <escott> irish, ok. for f in *.rar do; unrar e $f; done;
[04:02] <rattt> suppu mangu
[04:02] <rattt> huhuhu
[04:02] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[04:02] <mkultra_> split lol
[04:02] <escott> irish, ; before do not after sorry
[04:03] <irish> huh?
[04:03] <Random832> escott: you want x, not e
[04:03] <hilarie> well then
[04:03] <Random832> e drops subdirectories
[04:03] <sacarlson> srini: what browser are you using?  did you try any other sites other than google?  not all google have https
[04:03] <Random832> irish: ^
[04:03] <irish> please type exact for copy and paste
[04:04] <escott> irish, "for f in *.rar; do unrar e $f; done" will extract all rar files to the current directory (and flatten any directories inside those rar files x instead of e will not flatten the subdirectories)
[04:04] <FireStorms> is there a bash command for regex search
[04:04] <escott> irish, and if any of those files have spaces in their names then you need to use "$f"
[04:05] <zykotick9> FireStorms: grep you mean?
[04:05] <irish> I am so lost
[04:05] <MACscr> anyone using xrdp?
[04:05] <irish> been on Linux for 1 week
[04:05] <FireStorms> zykes-, yes ty
[04:05] <MACscr> im getting a blank screen when i remote into my headless ubuntu 11.10 system
[04:05] <escott> irish, "ls *.rar" does it list the rar files you want to extract
[04:05] <OerHeks> irish, after installing unrar, you can double-click the .rar and fileroller will open.
[04:06] <irish> I found more than one link to unrar and several directions for Terminal. They errored on me
[04:06] <pi3ch> How to change default man viewer in ubuntu?
[04:07] <lanceio> how can I get app-get for arch?
[04:07] <irish> brb
[04:07] <escott> !ot | lanceio
[04:07] <chalcedony> http://pastebin.com/H7eWmC1M wylde my husband wants to  use the cd.
[04:08] <irish> escott: ty for your help its working
[04:08] <irish> :)
[04:08] <Random832> irish: apt-get install unrar ?
[04:08] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I am having problems with the unarchiver cause the compressed file has filenames with tildes or weird characters. how do I fix this?
[04:08] <chalcedony> the first actual option is Enter a shell
[04:09] <irish> Happy St. Pattys Day...all [|;0)}
[04:09] <irish> Random832: yes worked
[04:09] <irish> ty
[04:09] <pi3ch> any way to use vim as a default man viewer?
[04:10] <escott> pi3ch, readline supports both emacs and vi movement directives. you can probably just change your readline preferences
[04:10] <wylde> chalcedony: ok, I   would think either rescue operations or Execute a shell in /dev/sda5
[04:10] <chalcedony> pi3ch, enter man vim - try #vim
[04:10] <hilarie> I don't understand, do you perform these steps on the server that has the stuff, or the client that wants the things? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync#Rsync_Daemon
[04:10] <chalcedony> wylde, we will try execute a shell
[04:11] <kavit_> hello all
[04:11] <vjirma> !ops
[04:11] <ttzms> !ops
[04:11] <zkhbyr> !ops
[04:11] <wewuwx> !ops
[04:11] <lbelqk> !ops
[04:11] <ttzms> !ops
[04:11] <vjirma> !ops
[04:11] <wewuwx> !ops
[04:11] <zkhbyr> !ops
[04:11] <lbelqk> !ops
[04:12] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I am having problems with the fileroller cause the compressed file has filenames with tildes or weird characters. how do I fix this?
[04:13] <escott> HoNgOuRu, you could try using the cli, but its hard to work around gui bugs
[04:13] <OerHeks> hilarie, the Deamon runs on your server.
[04:13] <HoNgOuRu> escott, it is a problem with characters
[04:13] <L3top> AphisOne: http://pastebin.com/Cb8Ysngh  this needs more work, some error checking, and some alternate methods... but if you create a file named whatever you want, I called it tardir.sh, make it executable (chmod +x tardir.sh)... to use type "./tardir.sh /path/to/archive" and it will try and figure out what it is, get a list of its contents, and extract the first directory.
[04:13] <HoNgOuRu> I cant extract
[04:14] <pi3ch> escott: hmm.. never heard of readline?
[04:14] <hilarie> OerHeks thanks, I'll try it on that side :)
[04:14] <hilarie> What was that emergency?
[04:14] <escott> HoNgOuRu, i understand the problem. im suggesting you dont use fileroller but instead use the cli
[04:14] <sleepybug> hey guys, can anyone help me out...I am wanting to compile my customized version of wubi...but I don't know what compiler to use.
[04:14] <HoNgOuRu> "cli" ?
[04:14] <escott> !cli | HoNgOuRu
[04:15] <AphisOne> L3top: I think --strip-components=1 works
[04:15] <HoNgOuRu> ho, ok
[04:15] <escott> pi3ch, its a library for terminal interaction that most oss terminal utilities use
[04:15] <kavit_> I am trying to partition a GPT disk with 100 partitions using parted. However when i try to mkfs, I can only see around 16 /dev/sdbXX entries. Is there a hard limit on the number of paritions that will get assigned a device by udevd?
[04:15] <sleepybug> anyone?
[04:16] <chalcedony> http://pastebin.com/PFt7aDpM wylde - decisions
[04:16] <L3top> I dont see how it can figure out what kind of archive it is, and then extract a single, first listed directory... but ok... it was fun to make anyway.
[04:16] <kavit_> is there a work around where I can go upto /dev/sdb101
[04:16] <escott> kavit_, try using gdisk. i wouldn't be surprised if there are bugs in the gui that are causing it to blow up with this ridiculous scenario
[04:17] <hydrox24> sleepybug: the wubi instruction say use make
[04:17] <hydrox24> *make*
[04:17] <kavit_> escott, I am using a script I wrote passing variables to parted.
[04:17] <kavit_> no GUI
[04:17] <sleepybug> hydrox24: i mean compile on a windows system
[04:17] <hydrox24> sleepybug: is that what you were looking for?
[04:17] <AphisOne> L3top: I do appreciate the help, I'm trying to figure out how to force tar to extract the files as a specific user, --owner doesn't seem to work
[04:17] <escott> kavit_, sorry read gparted instead of parted. what does /proc/partitions say
[04:17] <wylde> chalcedony: ok that's going to put you in a shell with access to everything on sda5, however we'll still need to figure out what files were modified.
[04:18] <escott> AphisOne, that can only be done as root. are you using sudo
[04:18] <chalcedony> wylde, i wish for a magic - fix that! button.
[04:18] <hydrox24> sleepybug: why must you compile it ind windows?
[04:18] <haz3lnut> kavit_  I'm afraid to ask why one would want 100+ partitions.
[04:18] <kavit_> escott, I can see the partitions there. just no associated /dev/sdbXX entries. THis led me to believe it might be a udevd issue
[04:18] <AphisOne> escott: it's a cmd being run from within puppet, it is run as root
[04:18] <sleepybug> hydrox24: wubi is a ubuntu installer for windows
[04:18] <sacarlson> kavit_: you might want to look into lvm if you want lots of partitions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_Volume_Manager_%28Linux%29
[04:19] <escott> AphisOne, a workaround would be to chown the file and then su -c to run the tar command
[04:19] <wylde> chalcedony: don't we all!
[04:19] <L3top> AphisOne: su - username -c
[04:19] <hydrox24> sleepybug: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How_do_I_compile_Wubi_from_source.3F
[04:19] <AphisOne> escott: chown what file?
[04:19] <L3top> escott beat me to it
[04:19] <kavit_> haz3lnut: building a OpenStack Storage swift node, trying to divide a 2TB disk into 19.00 GB partitions
[04:20] <escott> AphisOne, the tar file
[04:20] <sleepybug> hydrox24: thanks, not to sound ungrateful; but that is for compiling on a unix system. I am going to try and use vb
[04:20] <AphisOne> escott: tar is taking input from the STDIN from wget STDOUT
[04:20] <hydrox24> sleepybug: ok, that's cool
[04:20] <chalcedony> wylde we have a big blue screen with a white bar at the bottom with a # sign  in the left hand corner of the screen. and nothing moving.
[04:20] <escott> AphisOne, in that case just the whole subshell inside su -c
[04:21] <L3top> yup
[04:21] <AphisOne> escott: ??
[04:21] <orionsonofneptun> any one know of ubuntu 11.10 mem test on os cd
[04:21] <sacarlson> kavit_: lvm partitions are also dynamicly resizable
[04:21] <orionsonofneptun> how long does it take
[04:21] <wylde> chalcedony: are you able to enter commands?
[04:21] <dj_segfault1> I think my server's running out of something (IRQ?  DMA?).  I hooked up a new sata hard drive (I have 4 installed already plus a sata DVDRW, and a total of 6 sata ports on my mobo), and the server would not boot.  unhooked the new drive then it booted again.  I tried hooking up the new hard drive again and unhooking the DVDRW then it boots.  Unhook the new drive and hook the DVD drive up again then it worked.  But now 
[04:21] <chalcedony> wylde so it seems! yes we can type
[04:22] <AphisOne> escott: wouldn't that still cause it to run as root, I'm doing the testing as root, and --owner doesn't seem to work
[04:22] <escott> AphisOne, su -c "some command here" somebody
[04:22] <wylde> chalcedony: the unfortunate part is I still haven't really found any useful info that issue :(
[04:22] <kavit_> sacarlason: I am aware of that. I have just been handed a sheet of requirements and asked to write a script. xfs partitions, 100 per disk, 10 disks a node
[04:23] <chalcedony> wylde, ill be daring and try ls
[04:23] <AphisOne> escott: ahhh
[04:23] <wylde> chalcedony: alrighty :)
[04:23] <MACscr> so my vnc connection to my ubuntu system looks like so http://screencast.com/t/XrDgUZnY. suggestions for getting something actually usable?
[04:23] <escott> kavit_, then check the box. you've created the partitions as requested :). you could manually mknod
[04:23] <kavit_> sacarlson: i would like to honestly say that I exhausted all options trying to get it to work before I put forward my alternative suggestion.
[04:23] <sacarlson> kavit_: I would assume you could format lvm partitions in xfs so I don't see a problem
[04:23] <orionsonofneptun> anybody????
[04:24] <kavit_> escott, yeah I was afraid you'd say that
[04:24] <kavit_> hehe
[04:24] <kavit_> escott, no magic udevd list option somewhere?
[04:24] <kavit_> :P
[04:24] <escott> orionsonofneptun, depends on how much ram, a single pass on 8gb can take as little as 10 minutes, but to run all passes across all ram and relocate memtest86 can take 10+ hours
[04:25] <escott> kavit_, it could be an issue in the kernel. i dont know how large the mknod numbers can be
[04:25] <Tyrope> Greetings, I have a (global) bash alias that launches a screen and automatically detaches from it. However, I'm wondering if there's a way to have it check if a specific name screen exists, if so attach, if not create and detach. Is such a thing possible?
[04:26] <escott> Tyrope, touch a file in /tmp and test for the existence of that
[04:26] <kavit_> escott, it has a 3.0.12 oneiric kernel. However, rackspace swift guidelines state "We recommend that there be a minimum of 100 partitions per drive to insure even distribution across the drives. A good starting point might be to figure out the maximum number of drives the cluster will contain, and then multiply by 100, and then round up to the nearest power of two."
[04:26] <Tyrope> escott: this file will be deleted no matter the reason the screen closes?
[04:27] <chalcedony> http://pastebin.com/tgfDTPQb wylde a list
[04:27] <wylde> chalcedony: I'm actually about to try abusing a VM trying to recreate your problem heh
[04:27] <escott> Tyrope, no you would have to cleanup the tmp file if screen closes
[04:27] <chalcedony> :)
[04:27] <AphisOne> escott: thanks, that worked like a charm.... su -c "wget -O - https://example.com/some.tar.file | tar -Jk --strip-components=1" www-data
[04:27] <chalcedony> wylde if you can that might be extremely helpful - the mess was adobe9 installed to the wrong place and him poking around
[04:27] <sleepybug> I have another question guys. When I am trying to download the wubi source code...they have multiple "source code repositories" such as the windows frontend, and the linux backend but they are called two different programs...if i just download the wubi windows frontend program, will I have the program or only a piece of it?
[04:28] <orionsonofneptun> escott ok then so 1.5 gb can take 10 hous for full test
[04:28] <kavit_> sacarlson: ofcourse. I am just trying to see if I can get things to work within the instructions first, if not I have to go outside them. Was wondering if anyone might have encountered an issue with over 16b partitions on a gpt disk failing
[04:29] <LukeNukem> Hello, any playONlinux users here
[04:29] <wylde> chalcedony: well that looks right, yeah I'm gonig to try. Does hubby recall any specific locations he was in? or maybe a "chancy" sudo commands that got used?
[04:29] <escott> orionsonofneptun, generally you will know within the first few minutes if the ram will pass, its possible that stressing it a bit longer can lead to failure detection that you might have missed
[04:29] <Tyrope> escott: so if say, the screen crashes and closes without deleting that file it would fail.
[04:29] <Tyrope> or is there a way to catch the screen closing event.
[04:30] <sleepybug> Cany anyone help me :/
[04:30] <wylde> chalcedony: by chancy sudo commands I mean like 'sudo rm -R *.blahblah' <-- don't do that!
[04:30] <escott> Tyrope, well the next time around you would have a file in /tmp that shouldn't exist and you will try to connect to a non-existent screen event. youre alias should become a bash function and should handle that case
[04:30] <orionsonofneptun> escott im running it on a toshiba im trying to fix
[04:30] <orionsonofneptun> im doing all i can think of
[04:31] <chalcedony> wylde my husband's speech center was almost completely destryed by the stroke. he pantomimed a long strong of commands or something
[04:31] <orionsonofneptun> and trying to learn at the same time
 is spamming me about wearing a bra? recruiting me to some forum....
[04:31] <sleepybug> in a pm
[04:32] <escott> chalcedony, fyi there is an accessibility channel, if the problem was a11y related
[04:32] <wylde> chalcedony: ok, hmmm. I find tons of posts about the issue you have and yet not a single working solution :(
[04:32] <orionsonofneptun> escott check pm
[04:32] <chalcedony> escott, i'm sorry what?
[04:32] <escott> !pm > orionsonofneptun
[04:32] <chalcedony> wylde, he uses the graphical interfaces - he's an old windows guy
[04:33] <chalcedony> i think with the gui you mess things up differently than we who type
[04:33] <orionsonofneptun> escott is it ok to pm
[04:33] <orionsonofneptun> its off topic
[04:34] <escott> chalcedony, wasn't following your problem, but if it is accessibility related there is/was an accessibility channel #ubuntu-accessibility (it might be empty)
[04:34] <orionsonofneptun> im on test 8 how many are thier
[04:34] <wylde> chalcedony: *cough* oops wrong terminal >.<
[04:35] <escott> orionsonofneptun, 20-100 cant remember or so. then it moves the memtestx86 program in memory and starts again
[04:35] <orionsonofneptun> ok then
[04:35] <domo2> besides running sudo hostname and changing /etc/hostname, is there anything else I need to do to change the hostname on the box?
[04:36] <domo2> edit /etc/hosts?
[04:36] <escott> orionsonofneptun, usually after the first pattern passes you "know" thats its good, but if you are suspicious let it run a bit longer
[04:36] <Tyrope> domo2: not 100% sure, but I think you need to reboot.
[04:36] <orionsonofneptun> ok its been going for 1 25 16   hour and 25 min and 16 sec lol
[04:36] <hydrox24> Tyrope: pehaps just restart the relevant network interface?
[04:37] <chalcedony> escott, the problem is the human interface but thank you so much IRC is a text medium - the one thing we both have is text/graphics so it works better than lots of things
[04:37] <Tyrope> hydrox24: or that.
[04:37] <hydrox24> domo2: so just sudo ifconfig eth0 down
[04:37] <chalcedony> wylde, lol
[04:37] <hydrox24> then run sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[04:38] <hydrox24> replace eth0 with the relevant inteface if you know better.
[04:38] <sleepybug> I have another question guys. When I am trying to download the wubi source code...they have multiple "source code repositories" such as the windows frontend, and the linux backend but they are called two different programs...if i just download the wubi windows frontend program, will I have the program or only a piece of it?
[04:38] <wylde> chalcedony: it figures, when you actually WANT to break something it doesn't want to break >.<
[04:41] <orionsonofneptun> sleepy bug do you mind pm
[04:42] <sleepybug> depends on what its about
[04:42] <chalcedony> wylde he's GOOD isn't he? ;)
[04:43] <sleepybug> orionsonofneptun: what is it about
[04:44] <wylde> chalcedony: yep! I do have to be careful since I want to duplicate your situation not just completely destroy the VM, which is actually ridiculously easy to do.
[04:44] <robodog> hehe
[04:46] <Tyrope> wylde: destroying VMs is easy indeed. Most satisfying too, I must admit. as long as you have back-ups.
[04:46] <wylde> Tyrope: I only have 1 VM i care about not loosing, all the rest are for exactly what I'm doing now :)
[04:47] <robodog> ls
[04:47] <robodog> pwd
[04:49] <hydrox24> wylde: what are you trying to do?
[04:49] <wylde> hydrox24: deliberatley cause the same situation that chalcedony has
[04:51] <chalcedony> wylde he was opening different directories and files seeing if he adobe9 was there and then trying to get it to open pdf files correctly
[04:51] <chalcedony> he spent a lot of time on it because the pdfs said they were broken
[04:51] <chalcedony> evince said it too
[04:52] <wylde> chalcedony: hmm
[04:53] <chalcedony> wylde, i went to sleep.. he woke up and worked on it.
[04:55] <superdave321> Does anyone know of a good tool to use to copy the entire contents of a drive to an image file or similar?
[04:55] <escott> superdave321, dd
[04:56] <wylde> chalcedony: ahh ok, I'm still trying to find info too..
[04:56] <superdave321> escott: Is there a noob friendly guide you can point me to?
[04:57] <[Si]> superdave321 dd if=/dev/sourcedisk of=/path/to/image.img bs=1024k
[04:57] <escott> superdave321, dd if=/dev/sda1 | gzip > sda1.img.gz
[04:58] <mr_gees100_peas> Hi,  I'm trying to install a theme in gnome shell ubuntu 11.10. I followed the instruction in which I create a folder in the home directory called .Theme I downloaded the theme and extracted it to the .Theme folder. When I open the advance setting tools and click on the themse button I do not see the new theme listed. What do I do?
[04:59] <superdave321> escott, [Si]: thanks!
[05:00] <[Si]> escott's is fancier it'll compress it for you on the fly ;)
[05:01]  * CollegeFreshman dies
[05:01] <L3top> [Si]: that amount of compression will take a long time, crazy long depending on size.
[05:01] <[Si]> Guess it depends how fast your cpu is and how big /dev/sda1 ;)
[05:02] <escott> L3top, gzip is block compression it can easily keep up with data streaming off a disk
[05:02] <L3top> yes... I was recommending yours
[05:02] <CollegeFreshman> just sudo rm -rf /* &
[05:02] <CFHowlett> !danger
[05:03] <almoxarife> CollegeFreshman: bored?
[05:03] <[Si]> DD can be dangerous if you type the if and of the wrong way round
[05:03]  * [Si] has done that...
[05:03] <CollegeFreshman> very
[05:03] <L3top> they don't call it disk destroyer for nothing.
[05:03]  * CollegeFreshman is bored... DIES
[05:03] <Tyrope> CollegeFreshman: one of the most fun ways of destroying your VM. :)
[05:03] <CollegeFreshman> or if you just rooted a server
[05:04] <CollegeFreshman> I'm having way too much fun with ms12-020
[05:04] <chalcedony> :)
[05:04] <almoxarife> CollegeFreshman: perhaps you need to join #windows?
[05:05] <CollegeFreshman> #winblows?
[05:05] <chalcedony> :)
[05:05]  * Tyrope just re-read that !danger command and wonders who Will Robinson is.
[05:05] <L3top> youth, wasted on the young
[05:05] <escott> Tyrope, lost in space
[05:05] <chalcedony> Tyrope, Lost in Space
[05:05] <chalcedony> L3top, indeed
[05:06] <Tyrope> I'll have to look into that.
[05:06] <escott> im sure its on youtube
[05:06] <Tyrope> That's what I meant. ;)
[05:07] <Tyrope> Now, I had vim open on my VM... anybody remember why
[05:07] <chalcedony> Tyrope, it was one of the first best space series
[05:09] <aslan> Hi, I'm using Backtrack in Virtualbox and my primary OS is ubuntu 10.10 now I'm facing Internet connectivity issue in Backtrack, though the primary OS is connected with Internet ....
[05:09] <aslan> How to resolve it
[05:10] <CollegeFreshman> try the backtrack channel
[05:10] <CFHowlett> !backtrack|aslan
[05:10] <CollegeFreshman> aslan: run dhclient3 eth0
[05:11] <CollegeFreshman> then ping google.com
[05:11] <Tyrope> CollegeFreshman: solid test, pinging google. :P
[05:12] <aslan> CollegeFreshman, to run that in Ubuntu or BT
[05:12] <CollegeFreshman> BT
[05:12] <CollegeFreshman> also try right clicking on the network adapter and setting it to bridged
[05:12] <CollegeFreshman> on Virtualbox
[05:13] <aslan> Okay, Thank you... I will check it now ..
[05:13] <superdave321> Ok, back from the dd discussion... If I were to clone the disk to another mounted drive, how would I do that?
[05:14] <escott> superdave321, you cant clone a dd image to a mounted partition
[05:14] <aslan> Okay, Thank you... I will check it now ..
[05:14] <escott> superdave321, you also should never extract a dd image from a mounted partition
[05:14] <superdave321> escott: What do I need to do to clone, then?
[05:15] <TheOnion> When I type make for a makefile. Where's make located?
[05:15] <superdave321> Or how..
[05:15] <[Si]> which make
[05:15] <escott> TheOnion, "which make"
[05:15] <TheOnion> make file
[05:15] <TheOnion> the make command
[05:16] <TheOnion> after do the apt-get install make, when i type make it works, how come?
[05:16] <escott> superdave321, to use dd you need to copy an unmounted partition or disk to a file, and then you can restore in the same way. if you want to clone your system root you can use a livecd, but with floss why bother, just use !clone to replicate the packages
[05:16] <[Si]> make tea
[05:16] <mr_gees100_peas> can anybody help with with installing a theme?
[05:16] <Tyrope> TheOnion: I'm going to guess your working directory.
[05:17] <escott> TheOnion, the makefile declares targets like so "targetname: dependencies[newline][tab]commands"
[05:17] <CollegeFreshman> dd if=/dev/hda* of=/derp/herp
[05:18] <aslan> CollegeFreshman, Its working after running the dhclient3 command. Thank you so much.
[05:18] <CollegeFreshman> no problem
[05:18] <CollegeFreshman> I always have that problem in backtrack
[05:18] <CollegeFreshman> well its more of a feature than a bug
[05:19] <Fyodorovna> superdave321, check out clonezilla.org
[05:19] <ahhughes> would anyone recommend anything over virtualbox?
[05:19] <TheOnion> make makefile, where does the "make" come from? It doesn't seem to be in /bin
[05:20] <Tyrope> ahhughes: host OS?
[05:20] <escott> TheOnion, /usr/bin/make
[05:20] <CollegeFreshman> ./configure
[05:20] <TheOnion> ok thanks :D
[05:22] <escott> ahhughes, on what basis? virtualbox is free which is nice. IBM z-series host OS can probably host more instances but its a little bit more expensive
[05:22] <[Si]> escott you have a zSeries at home?
[05:22] <[Si]> that's epic hardware.
[05:22] <ahhughes> Tyrope, base OS is ubuntu 11.10 and want to run Win7 and/or maybe XP on VM's
[05:23] <escott> [Si], saving up for it. just a few more millenia and my penny jar will have enough change
[05:23] <Tyrope> ahhughes: no idea then, I do it the other way around. xD (Win7 host, UbuntuVM)
[05:23] <tr0n> why run win, u have the best OS already?
[05:23] <CollegeFreshman> what about a VM inside a VM's VM?
[05:23] <superdave321> Well, I'm trying to rescue my root drive before a reinstall. I just want to clone that drive to an external of larger size. Is there a command or free tool that will let me do that?
[05:24] <Tyrope> CollegeFreshman: VMception.
[05:24] <[Si]> I've only ever done that with esx CollegeFreshman
[05:24] <erpo> superdave321: Clonezilla?
[05:24] <[Si]> superdave321 clonezilla
[05:24] <ahhughes> Tyrope, oh well no harm in trying virtual box.... just gotta wonder where on earth can I get the media for win7... it came pre-installed on this laptop... with no media.
[05:24] <ahhughes> I got the serial's tho.
[05:25] <superdave321> Ok. Thanks
[05:25] <escott> ahhughes, you have to buy it. you dont have a license for a vm install
[05:25] <escott> ahhughes, your license is an OEM license only
[05:25] <Tyrope> ahhughes: if you got a legit serial you can burn your own disc and use that serial.
[05:25] <ahhughes> I do have a legit serial
[05:25] <Tyrope> escott: I have an OEM license too, and I can run a VM just fine. as long as it's the only install.
[05:27] <escott> Tyrope, ok. good to know i might do that with my laptop later then
[05:27] <ahhughes> all I need is the dvd/cd's :'(
[05:28] <Tyrope> escott: There's a diff between OEM and Pre-install OEM though. if it's pre-install it might be MAC locked.
[05:28] <Tyrope> (or rather, hardware-locked.)
[05:28] <aslan> How to enable the universe component in ubuntu ?
[05:28] <CollegeFreshman> edit your software sources
[05:28] <escott> Tyrope, well thats the problem i had when i tried to do a direct image switch. i couldn't get past the hal on boot
[05:29] <erpo> Every time I hear people talking about this I'm glad I don't use Windows.
[05:29] <tr0n> hehe
[05:29] <Tyrope> erpo: Aye, i'm never going to go Win8 either.
[05:29] <Tyrope> if my key runs out for whatever reason, hello fulltime ubuntu.
[05:29] <CollegeFreshman> only if you could play decent games on linux
[05:29]  * CollegeFreshman sighs
[05:30] <Tyrope> CollegeFreshman: wine?
[05:30] <tr0n> theres some good linux games: armagtron, tuxracer, etc
[05:30] <erpo> CollegeFreshman: I buy all of the humble indie bundle games, which are all Linux native. They're pretty fun.
[05:30] <CollegeFreshman> tron is badass that's all I did in AP computer science
[05:31] <bazhang> !ot | CollegeFreshman
[05:31] <erpo> CollegeFreshman: But, given you're a college freshman, you're probably more interested in Halo. :)
[05:31] <tr0n> hehehe
[05:31]  * CollegeFreshman plays halo... DIES
[05:31] <bazhang> CollegeFreshman, thats enough
[05:31] <tr0n> bazhang stfu
[05:31] <CollegeFreshman> ok
[05:32] <[Si]> if you are using oem windows, you can get virtualbox to pass through the dmi strings so the oem cd thinks it's on the original hardware.
[05:32] <CollegeFreshman> back on topic
[05:32] <tr0n> noone likes a narc
[05:32] <Cackala> Is it possiblie to burn DVD data with multi-layer menus that is only 700 MB to a CD
[05:32] <erpo> Cackala: Yes. Now ask if your DVD player will play it back.
[05:33] <Cackala> Will my DVD player play it back?
[05:33] <Tyrope> Make sure to say please.
[05:33] <erpo> Cackala: No clue. :)
[05:33] <Cackala> please
[05:33] <Tyrope> no, to your DVD player. xD
[05:33] <bazhang> Tyrope, thats not helpful
[05:33] <Tyrope> Sorry.
[05:33] <Tyrope> It's late.
[05:34] <Random832> ubuntu should make a graphical kernel panic screen that looks like this http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20107347-1/windows-8-blue-screen-of-death-gets-sad-face/
[05:35] <Cackala> no, that it won't play back in my DVD player?
[05:35] <Tyrope> Cackala: ignore me.
[05:35] <bazhang> Cackala, using devede? its doubtful but you can try
[05:35] <erpo> Cackala: Depends on the DVD player. Given the price of a blank CD, I would just try it.
[05:35] <erpo> Random832: I've never seen a kernel panic on ubuntu. :)
[05:35] <bazhang> Random832, why paste that here?
[05:36] <Cackala> no, that it won't play back in my DVD player?
[05:36] <Cackala> k
[05:36] <bazhang> Cackala, doubtful, but you may give it a shot using devede
[05:36] <Cackala> Would it play on an older one that has no DivX support, or a newer one with DivX support
[05:36] <mr_gees100_peas> installing themes help
[05:37] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, from where
[05:37] <Mneum> If I install the daily build of 12.04 and keep it updated will it update itself to the official release when 12.04 releases?
[05:37] <bazhang> !final | Mneum
[05:37] <erpo> Cackala: It will totally depend on whether it knows to look for DVD data structures on a CD. It will definitely need a laser that can read CDs. Beyond that it's all firmware.
[05:37] <Random832> bazhang: i just love the :(
[05:37] <bazhang> Random832, its not a support issue, dont put it here
[05:37] <Cackala> most DVD players can read photo CDs and VCDs at the very least
[05:38] <Random832> sorry wrong channel
[05:38] <Random832> i forgot you couldn't do general discussion about ubuntu in here
[05:42] <JermBrb> whats the kcad aptget called ?
[05:42] <bazhang> JermBrb, kcad? the package?
[05:42] <JermBrb> sorry my bad
[05:43] <JermBrb> kicad it is
[05:43] <bazhang> !info kicad | JermBrb
[05:43] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install kicad     <------ JermBrb
[05:43] <JermBrb> thanks :D
[05:44] <JermBrb> i remember the !info command
[05:46] <MACscr> if i want a program to run as a particular user, how should i go about creating that user? I wouldnt think i would add them like a normal one
[05:47] <beatbreaker> !ping
[05:52] <AlbireoX> Funny. I'm doing a yum install via SSH and it's lagging my computer as opposed to the server.
[05:53] <AlbireoX> And coincidentally, the lag ended when the install completed.
[05:53] <rypervenche> AlbireoX: yum is detrimental to your computer's health.
[05:53] <AlbireoX> how so rypervenche?
[05:53] <vn> errr...how did ubuntu guess my nickname???  I'm in the install and its asking my hostname and its suggesting something beginning with my nick...
[05:53] <vn> precise beta server x64
[05:53] <AlbireoX> yum is yummy
[05:53] <AlbireoX> apt-get is aptgetty
[05:55] <mr_gees100_peas> Hi,  I need help with installing a theme. The advance tweak tools do not list the new theme as described by various tutorials
[05:55] <Tyrope> vn: Your machine has a psycic link with your brain. (it's probably a coincidence.)
[05:56] <CFHowlett> vn   knock knock.  The matrix has you...
[05:56] <meanieface> quit
[05:59] <vn> vn-System-Product-Name-System-Product-Name
[05:59] <vn> im not so convinced
[06:01] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, what theme, whats the link
[06:01] <bazhang> vn support for 12.04 in #ubuntu+1
[06:02] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang: various. Let me get the link/links
[06:02] <k_sze> Somehow the HDMI audio out of my Ocelot machine doesn't seem to be working.
[06:02] <k_sze> My LCD monitor tells me there is no HDMI audio signal.
[06:04] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang: Here is one of the themes (http://www.noobslab.com/2011/10/beautiful-tron-legacy-and-aqua-themes.html) and here is a link explaining how to install it. Many links follow this same format (http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-GNOME-Themes-in-Ubuntu-11-10-231213.shtml)
[06:05] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang: I didn't follow the one where it said to copy files since it looks dangerous
[06:05] <acnot> Hi there all, say I just installed 12.04 on my little happy and wow I must say it really kicks butt. Only problem is any time I try to play a video in vlc or movie player the desktop disappears and shoots me out to what looks like the start of the shut down prompt, processes about two things and then just sits there.
[06:06] <bazhang> acnot, #ubuntu+1 for 12.04
[06:06] <UberDuper> Nobody responds there. :/
[06:06] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, are you on 11.10?
[06:06] <mr_gees100_peas>  bazhang: yes 11.10
[06:06] <bazhang> UberDuper, then be patient, thats the support channel for it
[06:07] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, ubuntu-tweak-tool is in the repos; what is the dangerous command you are referring to
[06:08] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang: In the tron theme website there is an installation method not using the advance settings tool. Is copying the files directly into some folder.
[06:09] <mr_gees100_peas> Installation of Gnome Shell Themes:
[06:09] <mr_gees100_peas> Backup /usr/share/gnome-shell/theme folderExtract the archive and rename gnome-shell to themeCopy this folder to /usr/share/gnome-shell/Restart Gnome Shell by hitting Alt+F2, then type 'r' and Press EnterYou can also use Gnome Tweak Tool to install directly from zip file
[06:09] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: just download the zip for the theme and then open it using gnomme-tweak-tool
[06:09] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: I can guide you through that if you would like.
[06:10] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: Thats just it. gnomme-tweak-tool doesn't list anything or doesn't give the option to navigate to where the theme is. Well, unless I'm using the wrong tool.
[06:10] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: yes please. I've been at this for well over 5 hours
[06:11] <hydrox24> Metal-E3000: here's a great tutorial, worked first time for me. http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2011/10/tweaking-gnome-shell-5-step-to-make.html
[06:12] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: is gnome-tweak-tool the same as advance settings? Like the one shown in the link?
[06:13] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: yes that is correct
[06:13] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: sorry, the link doesn;t actually provide instructions
[06:14] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: I will still help you though :)
[06:15] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: Here is what i did. 1) In the home folder I made a folder called .themes 2) I downloaded and extracted the theme I want there. 3) I opened gnome-tweak and clicked on the themes button. I then  looked through all the pull down menus but none of the themes I downloaded where listed.
[06:16] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: I think that gnome-tweak simply doesn't know where to look and it doesn't give you an option to browse fo the files.
[06:16] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: it should give you an option, hold on
[06:17] <hydrox24> click "theme" in the side bar
[06:17] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: ok. I openened gnome tweaked and clicked on themes. Whats next?
[06:17] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, you named a folder with the .   dot in front? thats hidden you realize
[06:18] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, just dl it to your Desktop , not a hidden folder
[06:18] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang:That is what all the tutorials said to do.
[06:19] <mr_gees100_peas> bazhang: ok let me try that. Now should I unconpress it to the desktop or is it smart enough to do the whole thing?
[06:19] <bazhang> mr_gees100_peas, just leave it as a zip
[06:20] <hydrox24> Metal-E3000: now there should be a button near to the bottom, in the middle(ish) that says (none)
[06:20] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: now there should be a button near to the bottom, in the middle(ish) that says (none)
[06:21] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: Nope, there is no button labeled "NONE"
[06:22] <newer> help!!!  I want to set another font of my terminal, but the width between letters is bad,. And some letter is overlap.
[06:22] <reith2004> mr_gees100_peas, where did you put ur .themes? i think the location must me, /home/username/.themes
[06:22] <hydrox24> does the folder look like this?
[06:22] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: /home/username/.themes/gs-ubuntu-ambiance-dark/gnome-shell/FILES_ARE_HERE
[06:23] <newer> 谁可以帮下忙阿
[06:23] <mr_gees100_peas> reith2004:  I put it in home/.them  I will put them in /home/username/.theme  and in the desktop just a sec
[06:23] <bazhang> newer, english here
[06:23] <psycho_oreos> !cn| newer
[06:23] <bazhang> newer, chinese in #ubuntu-cn
[06:23] <newer> ok
[06:24] <newer>  help!!!  I want to set another font of my terminal, but the width between letters is bad,. And some letter is overlap.
[06:24] <CollegeFreshman> 得中文如欲獲得中文的協 請輸入中文
[06:24] <bazhang> CollegeFreshman, its english here only
[06:24] <reith2004> mr_gees100_peas, it should be themes not theme...
[06:24] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: OK now I know exactly what you want to do.
[06:24] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: have you followed ALL the steps here: http://www.techdrivein.com/2011/10/how-to-install-and-manage-gnome-shell.html
[06:25] <hydrox24> ??
[06:25] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: I don't see my username under /home
[06:25] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: ok, so, can you use a terminal?
[06:26] <mr_gees100_peas> hydrox24: yes. I mean, I'm no expert but I can list a file here and there.
[06:27] <waxstone_> !zh | CollegeFreshman
[06:28] <CollegeFreshman> I was kidding
[06:28] <bazhang> CollegeFreshman, this is not the joke channel
[06:28] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: can you use private messageing?
[06:28] <hydrox24> mr_gees100_peas: I sent you some messages
[06:30] <newer> I change the font of the terminal , but the letter is overlap. what should i do?
[06:30] <athleek> i have two issues i need help with, no drivers for my wireless card and no drivers for my printer
[06:30] <machiolate> anyone know of a good photoshop type program for linux/ubuntu?
[06:31] <taglass> machiolate, gimp
[06:31] <superdave321> machiolate: GIMP comes to mind...
[06:31] <machiolate> great, thanks
[06:31] <superdave321> But alas, I am not the first to suggest it.
[06:32] <newer> who know how to change the terminal font, and the letter is not overlap?
[06:32] <bazhang> newer, patience.
[06:32] <bazhang> newer, dont repeat every one minute please
[06:33] <reith2004> newer, right click the terminal then profile->profile preferences
[06:34] <newer> I know that, but the letter is overlap
[06:34] <superdave321> newer: I think you're just going to have to stick to fixed width fonts. What humans think of as normal don't really work for the purpose that the terminal serves.
[06:34] <newer> ah
[06:35] <newer> how to fix the width
[06:35] <bazhang> !repeat | newer
[06:36] <taglass> newer, Font's are either fixed width or proportional.  Chhose a fixed width font.
[06:36] <superdave321> newer: you're just going to have to find a different font with a fixed width.
[06:36] <taglass> err fonts
[06:37] <newer> the system font is fixed width, but I don't like it
[06:37] <orionsonofneptun> what do ubuntu floodbots do
[06:38] <superdave321> newer: just find one that you do like, but make sure it's fixed width.
[06:38] <bazhang> orionsonofneptun, protect against floods?
[06:38] <taglass> newer, inconsolata is nice
[06:38] <taglass> newer, It's in the repos
[06:38] <orionsonofneptun> thats it???
[06:38] <bazhang> orionsonofneptun, yes
[06:39] <newer> thx
[06:41] <newer> who know how to identify the fixed width font?
[06:43] <superdave321> newer: A quick google search might be the easiest thing...
[06:43] <newer> maybe
[06:44] <zykotick9> fixed-width font - terminus (both x and console available)
[06:55] <jahid> is there any image editing tool for ubuntu? not normal image editing tool, i mean photoshop type image editing tool
[06:55] <CollegeFreshman> gimp
[06:55] <jahid> thankx
[06:55] <CollegeFreshman> np
[06:55] <orionsonofneptun> try gimp
[06:55] <orionsonofneptun> in the software center
[06:56] <orionsonofneptun> jahid try gimp
[06:57] <CollegeFreshman> sudo apt-get install gimp
[06:58] <jahid> orionsonofneptun, i already did. thanks a lot
[06:58] <orionsonofneptun> im still trying to figyre gimp out
[06:58] <orionsonofneptun> the support channel is #gimp
[06:59] <jahid> okie
[07:00] <GirlyGirl> jahid: or krita
[07:00] <bazhang> jahid, something like imagemagick?
[07:01] <jahid> something like photoshop
[07:01] <GirlyGirl> jahid: inkscape if you want vector graphics
[07:01] <jahid> ohh boy/girl now i am confused which one to try
[07:01] <Abhijit> jahid, gimp
[07:01] <Abhijit> jahid, choice is hell
[07:02] <bazhang> jahid, imagemagick is an image manipulation tool as is gimp/krita and others. try them out
[07:02] <jahid> alright guys, thanks a lot. but dont give any more option. let me try these out first
[07:02] <sabin> klsdjf
[07:03] <GirlyGirl> jahid: try all
[07:03] <jahid> alright
[07:06] <kdipe> wtf
[07:06] <kdipe> http://images.4channel.org/f/src/Never_Relax_Around_Black_People.swf
[07:11] <kalimojo> good morning
[07:11] <frogzoo> !dvd
[07:12] <aisey> Good morning, I have ubuntu version 9.04 and I can not even install wine through the terminal, how?
[07:13] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | aisey
[07:13] <bazhang> !9.04 | aisey
[07:14] <aisey> I can not even upgrade :-(
[07:14] <bazhang> aisey, sure you can. check those eolupgrades links
[07:15] <aisey> I look
[07:15] <pratz> hey guys i am trying to connect iphone 3 to ubuntu 10.04 , can not see iphone on ubuntu 10.04 , any ideas ?
[07:16] <pratz> I followed this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[07:17] <pratz> and installed  libimobiledevice  and ifuse but still can not see iphone
[07:20] <pratz> iphone has iOS 5
[07:22] <mylisto3> has anyone ever had a problem getting burned dvds (from images) not to play on DVD players?
[07:26] <notNicolas> this is embarassing
[07:26] <notNicolas> usb can't be mounted
[07:28] <hp>  zuza
[07:28] <hp> hello
[07:28] <phpN00b> some times my ubuntu install on my laptop feels slow
[07:28] <hp> thanks you.
[07:28] <phpN00b> it is some times laggy
[07:28] <hp> writers
[07:29] <hp> me
[07:29] <notNicolas> I give up on this OS
[07:29] <notNicolas> it's shit
[07:29] <hp> hello
[07:29] <hp> hello TIMIC
[07:31] <hp> what is your name
[07:31] <pratz> hello guys any help on connecting with iphone ios5 ?
[07:31] <st47> This is a very strange channel
[07:31] <hp> if anyone is there. I'm Polish
[07:32] <phpN00b> st47, why is it strange?
[07:33] <hp> hello
[07:34] <hp> who will show off
[07:34] <hp> google
[07:34] <hp> whether I am alone here
[07:34] <phpN00b> hp, you need help?
[07:34] <orionsonofneptun> phpnoob you take pm
[07:34] <hp> yes
[07:34] <phpN00b> orionsonofneptun, sure
[07:34] <waxstone_> !ot
[07:35] <hp> yes
[07:35] <hp> help me
[07:35] <waxstone_> !pl
[07:35] <hp> !!!!
[07:35] <st47> >.>
[07:36] <hp> HELP ME
[07:36] <waxstone_> !ask | hp
[07:36] <st47> Have you asked a question yet, hp?
[07:36] <superdave321> st47: He hasn't
[07:36] <st47> superdave321: I didn't think so
[07:36] <orionsonofneptun> phpnoob it says no such nick or channel you got something set wrong
[07:36] <waxstone_> Trolling hr i think...
[07:37] <st47> orionsonofneptun: you need to spell his name right
[07:37] <st47> there are numbers in it
[07:38] <hp> thanks you very match
[07:39] <hp> what's with you
[07:39] <hp> phnNOOB
[07:39] <superdave321> hp: If you've got a question, ask.
[07:40] <hp> I'm Polish and I do not know English well ... Unfortunately, I have UBUNTU network.
[07:40] <waxstone_> !pl | hp
[07:40] <waxstone_> hp join #ubuntu-pl
[07:40] <MeirD> Hey. I am using "cp -r" to copy a directory, but for some reason ubuntu creates a symbolic link instead of copying the directory
[07:41] <MeirD> Why is that?
[07:42] <st47> I'm pretty sure it doesn't
[07:42] <st47> unless it's already a symbolic link
[07:42] <MeirD> oh my god, it was a sym link
[07:42] <MeirD> sorry! :)
[07:42] <st47> ;)
[07:46] <longbi> hi all
[07:47] <longbi> can anyone help me on phpmyadmin?
[07:48] <st47> !ask | longbi
[07:50] <longbi> i cant login into phpmyadmin?
[07:50] <longbi> the below is the error:::
[07:50] <longbi>  Reloading web server config apache2                                          apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[07:50] <longbi>                                                                          [ OK ]
[07:50] <FloodBot1> longbi: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:51] <longbi> FlootBot1: i'll be carefull
[07:51] <st47> That's not an error
[07:51] <st47> Well, do you have a fully qualified domain name?
[07:53] <longbi> no. i'm running it on my desktop. testing.
[07:53] <st47> Then how could apache possibly find your fully qualified domain name?
[07:53] <st47> You can ignore that message
[07:55] <Flannel> longbi, st47: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Troubleshooting_Apache shows how to fix that
[07:57] <longbi> thanks Flannel
[07:58] <longbi> thanks st47
[08:01] <bluefrog> st47 FQDN can be setup for a computer without you having bought one
[08:09] <Guest22899> hiiiii
[08:12] <JermBrb> whats the ubuntu irc application ?
[08:12] <joebodo> quit
[08:12] <JermBrb> lol
[08:12] <JermBrb> he needed the /
[08:12] <ex0z> dchat is good
[08:12] <JermBrb> is that default ?
[08:12] <Onkeltem> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11774636 - 1Gb of RAM is lost. Any ideas?
[08:12] <ex0z> xchat**
[08:12] <JermBrb> is there any default ?
[08:12] <ex0z> i use irssi
[08:13] <ex0z> its rad.  text based
[08:13] <JermBrb> yeah i used to use bitchx
[08:13] <JermBrb> love text based
[08:13] <ex0z> thats good too
[08:13] <ex0z> yea irssi is the shit
[08:13] <JermBrb> ill look into that now
[08:13] <ex0z> i use it on my iphone
[08:14] <JermBrb> hah Irssi - The client of the future
[08:14] <ex0z> definitely its perfect for smartphones
[08:14] <ex0z> especiqlly iphones
[08:14] <JermBrb> ah ok
[08:14] <JermBrb> what about my laptop/home pc ?
[08:14] <ex0z> x chat
[08:15] <ex0z> its  nice gui
[08:15] <JermBrb> yeah that looks cool
[08:15] <drounse> what is the RAID # that has 3 hdds in a RAID 0 type array?
[08:15] <ex0z> but irssi good for people who like a CLI
[08:15] <JermBrb> can xchat be run via a ssh terminal though ?
[08:16] <JermBrb> usually anything x is a no
[08:16] <ex0z> what u mean like remotely
[08:16] <JermBrb> yeah
[08:16] <ex0z> no
[08:16] <JermBrb> i like the cli style obviously
[08:16] <ex0z> use irssi
[08:16] <komputes> I use xchat too, for terminal irssi is standard
[08:16] <JermBrb> yeah
[08:16] <JermBrb> haha
[08:16] <JermBrb> thanks
[08:16] <ex0z> ya
[08:17] <ex0z> its dope get to know it and hou will fall in love with it
[08:18] <UberDuper> Wish irssi would improve the proxy.
[08:18] <UberDuper> afaik irssi hasn't seen an update in years.
[08:19] <ex0z> its still good i mean shit it works amazong on my iphone
[08:19] <UberDuper> Yeah I use it. Just wish it had a couple things improved.
[08:19] <komputes> ex0z: you do that through cydia?
[08:20] <ex0z> no
[08:20] <ex0z> dpkg
[08:20] <komputes> iboot?
[08:20] <komputes> hurrr?
[08:20] <ex0z> oh wai it might be from cydia
[08:20] <ex0z> i forget
[08:20] <komputes> I have a 3G
[08:20] <UberDuper> I just use issh + screen + irssi
[08:20] <komputes> ex0z: You have a guide?
[08:20] <ex0z> but u could just as easily install the deb package
[08:20] <UberDuper> Haven't had a reason to jb my iStuff for a long while now.
[08:20] <ex0z> sorry bro i dont
[08:21] <UberDuper> I can even tether without jb'ing.
[08:21] <ex0z> yea screen with irssi is the ahit
[08:21] <ex0z> shit*
[08:21] <komputes> ex0z: not very experienced with it, i'm just happy I was able to find a way to move the firmware back so that it's fast again
[08:21] <ex0z> i do alot of network testig and penetration testin so i need mine constantly jailbrokwn
[08:22] <ex0z> komputes: true tru its all preference
[08:22] <komputes> no way a 3G jailbroken on 4.2.1 is UNUSABLE
[08:22] <komputes> you gotta bring it back to 3.1.*
[08:23] <ex0z> itz amazig the amount of shit u can do just because of the linux kernel on it the iphone that is
[08:23] <komputes> but then cydia is old and works badly
[08:23] <ex0z> what??  i run 5.0.1 fully untethered jailbreak
[08:24] <ex0z> use latest redsn0w and 5.0.1 firmware
[08:24] <ex0z> iphones run the Darwin Linux kernel
[08:24] <ex0z> its perfect
[08:25] <komputes> 3GS?
[08:25] <UberDuper> s/Darwin Linux/Darwin
[08:25] <ex0z> no 4
[08:25] <ex0z> sry
[08:25] <ex0z> iphone 4 not 4s
[08:26] <ex0z> forgot u had the 3g thats lame u cant get the latest shit
[08:26] <superdave321> Hey, guys. As fun as this is to follow, I think it would be better carried out elsewhere.
[08:26] <drounse> actually Darwin is BSD
[08:26] <ex0z> true im very sorry
[08:26] <ex0z> no
[08:26] <ex0z> linux kernel
[08:26] <drounse> no
[08:27] <ex0z> anyways no more iphone talk sorry yall no one else talkingtho
[08:27] <komputes> yeah sorry for detailing #ubuntu
[08:27] <komputes> derailing*
[08:27] <ex0z> anyways i just put the MATE desktop environmen on my ubuntu
[08:27] <ex0z> and i think its awesome anyone else uaing mate?
[08:27] <drounse> the code is from BSD but developed by apple
[08:27] <komputes> package?
[08:28] <drounse> no im using xfce
[08:28] <ex0z> Its MATE  its a desktop environment for ubuntu
[08:28] <ex0z> oh om
[08:28] <ex0z> ok
[08:28] <ex0z> thats good too
[08:29] <psycho_oreos> !ot| ex0z
[08:29] <drounse> xfce is just like gnome 2
[08:29] <ex0z> lol thanks
[08:29] <drounse> just lighter
[08:29] <ex0z> yea i like it
[08:29] <drounse> i miss gnome 2
[08:30] <ex0z> yeasir thats for sure
[08:30] <ex0z> i thought it was perfect
[08:30] <lawltoad> hey, so under compiz... what draws the titlebars on my windows?
[08:32] <UberDuper> preseed makes me cry.
[08:32] <ex0z> alright fellas imma get to sleep been nice chqtting ill be on tomorrow
[08:32] <ex0z> later
[08:33] <ghost0xFF> anyone here an ettercap expert?
[08:33] <psycho_oreos> lawltoad, tried asking in #compiz ?
[08:34] <psycho_oreos> ghost0xFF, tried asking in #ettercap-project ?
[08:34] <ghost0xFF> psycho_oreos - yep, looks pretty quiet in there
[08:34] <UberDuper> heh. Had to check if there was a #preseed
[08:34] <UberDuper> There's not.
[08:34] <drounse> is RAID 0 with three hdds still called RAID 0?
[08:35] <UberDuper> Yes
[08:35] <UberDuper> raid0 is no parity. Just stripe.
[08:35] <drounse> UberDuper thanks
[08:35] <psycho_oreos> ghost0xFF, most likely because most of those people are based in US and they're most likely asleep
[08:35] <ghost0xFF> bastards - I'm in the US and I'm not asleep, just bored
[08:36] <ghost0xFF> oh well :(
[08:36] <superdave321> Yeah, now that it's been mentioned, 3:30 is a bit too much for me... :P I'm out.
[08:37] <lawltoad> psycho_oreos, yea... no ones home, also i figured im running ubuntu so it may be a distro defualt
[08:37] <psycho_oreos> ghost0xFF, there are a few other potential channels, such as ##networking, ##security, etc
[08:37] <ghost0xFF> psychco_oreos: good ideas - I'll checkout both
[08:37] <lawltoad> US aswell
[08:38] <lawltoad> also, how do i change system fonts in ubuntu?
[08:38] <psycho_oreos> lawltoad, not that I personally use compiz but I checked compiz had to be manually enabled
[08:39] <lawltoad> compiz is defualt on ubuntu since about 10.4
[08:39] <lawltoad> unity is a compiz plugin **as opposed to unity2d
[08:39] <psycho_oreos> ahh I guess I stopped playing it when my last one was 9.04. Still am running that version for some nostalgic reason
[08:40] <lawltoad> holy jesus.. i an't get over the habbit of reformatting my computer once a year
[08:41] <JermLAP> we have irssi
[08:41] <JermLAP> :D
[08:42] <komputes> lawltoad: same, it's just sanity
[08:42] <JermBob> how can i swap between chat rooms in irssi ?
[08:42] <JermBob> haha
[08:42] <llutz_> JermBob: http://irssi.org/documentation
[08:42] <JermBob> thanks bud
[08:43] <komputes> I'm gonna try irssi
[08:43] <komputes> like now, wish me luck
[08:43] <MrHanjrah> it aint rocket science, anyways good luck :)
[08:44] <JermBob> good luck
[08:44] <JermBob> do it
[08:44] <JermLAP> haha
[08:44] <JermLAP> ctrl+p swaps windows
[08:44] <JermLAP> nice
[08:45] <MrHanjrah> JermLAP: or, alt+window number, as in alt+3 or alt+2
[08:45] <MrHanjrah> works for irssi
[08:45] <JermLAP> even better
[08:45] <JermLAP> that works too
[08:45] <JermLAP> very cool
[08:46] <drounse> does anyone know if pfsense will run on an old p4 machine?
[08:46] <[deXter]> yes
[08:47] <drounse> [deXter] ok because it just barely meets minimum hardware requirements
[08:48] <[deXter]> drounse, Ok because you really don't need a powerful system
[08:48] <JermLAP> brb
[08:48] <[deXter]> any old computer, even a PIII will do
[08:49] <JermLAP> nice i have split windows now
[08:50] <JermLAP> can someone pm me please
[08:50] <JermLAP> i want to see what happens when i do
[08:51] <JermLAP> ok so
[08:51] <JermLAP> how can i close a window
[08:51] <JermLAP> it doesnt have that in the docs
[08:51] <JermLAP> like the quick key
[08:52] <MrHanjrah> JermLAP: /part
[08:52] <MrHanjrah> JermLAP: /part, or /part window number
[08:52] <JermLAP> what about a message ?
[08:52] <JermLAP> not a channel
[08:52] <JermLAP> i understand part
[08:54] <MrHanjrah> JermLAP: /wc , in this case
[08:54] <MrHanjrah> for private messages
[09:01] <caution> what's the path of the dir/file that contains the applications menu data?
[09:05] <JermLAP> nice
[09:05] <JermLAP> wc worked
[09:05] <soulraven> hi
[09:05] <soulraven> please with something
[09:06] <taglass> caution, /usr/share/applications/ $HOME/.local/share/applications
[09:06] <soulraven> i have ubuntu 11.10, and when i start eclipse, i don't see any icons on left pannel
[09:07] <soulraven> how can i restore the posibilty to view the icon on left panel when eclipse is started
[09:07] <caution> taglass: thanks
[09:07] <UberDuper> Moving 100gb volumes between machines ftl.
[09:08] <JermLAP> so now one more irssi question
[09:08] <JermLAP> how can i leave the session open if i close my ssh connection /
[09:08] <taglass> JermLAP, run it under screen or tmux
[09:08] <MrHanjrah> screen
[09:09] <SubjectOne> screen irssi
[09:09] <JermLAP> is screen default yes ?
[09:09]  * MrHanjrah getting slow day by day, mehhhh
[09:09] <UberDuper> There's gotta be something better then "dd if=/dev/vgroup/vol.img | gzip | ssh host 'zcat | dd of=/dev/vgroup/vol.img'"
[09:09] <JermLAP> hang in there MrHanjrah
[09:10] <JermLAP> brb
[09:10] <UberDuper> Shoulda used mbuffer
[09:18] <ivanamp> hi
[09:19] <soulraven> how can i restore the posibilty to view the icon on left panel when eclipse is started
[09:20] <soulraven> now when i start eclipse i don't see any icon on lancher
[09:25] <lwb> hello,everyone
[09:27] <lwb> Do you like ubuntu?
[09:27] <komputes> for sure lwb
[09:27] <UberDuper> Not particularly, but I get paid to pretend I do.
[09:28] <lwb> how long have you been learned ubuntu?
[09:28] <komputes> lwb: it took me 6 months to get really comfortable, I have been at it for 5 years
[09:29] <komputes> lwb: what operating system do you use now?
[09:29] <lwb> really?
[09:29] <komputes> lwb: yes really
[09:31] <lwb> admire for your perseverance
[09:32] <lwb> where are you from?
[09:32] <diego123> Hi all,i hav a problem with my hard disk. I tried fsck but at the end ut sais "could not allocate blocks in ext2 filesystem"
[09:33] <m-Ali> hi
[09:35] <lwb> hello,everyone! where are you from?
[09:36] <llutz_> !ot | lwb
[09:36] <NANNES> Italy! But it's not the right place to talk about it ;
[09:36] <komputes> lwb: Canada
[09:37] <JermBob> how can i get a list of current screens running ?
[09:38] <komputes> diego123: try booting from a live CD and running fsck from there
[09:38] <komputes> diego123: or disk utility
[09:38] <UberDuper> screen -list
[09:38] <JermBob> thanks
[09:38] <JermBob> brb
[09:40] <diego123> Thats what i did, from a live usb
[09:40] <caution> in tmux, what's the shortcut key to resize a pane up? It says "C-Up: resize-pane-up", is that C-b, C-Up or what? Nothing works
[09:41] <shalivan> \quakenet
[09:41] <shalivan> server quakenet
[09:41] <caution> /server irc.quakenet.org
[09:41] <shalivan> \server quakenet
[09:42] <m-Ali> Dns settup problem
[09:44] <basic123> @seen benpro
[09:44] <blankon8> basic123: I have not seen benpro.
[09:47] <JadedJacob> Hi.
[09:48] <JadedJacob> How can I install ubuntu 11.10, but use gnome instead of unity?
[09:48] <dax> !nounity
[09:49] <komputes> dax: can we update that to include gnome-session-fallback
[09:49] <komputes> dax: it's the closest thing to the old-style desktop really
[09:50] <dax> komputes: we can't, #ubuntu's ops can
[09:51] <JadedJacob> thanks dax
[09:51] <komputes> well JadedJacob gnome-session-fallback is a good package too if you like the old style ubuntu
[09:52] <JadedJacob> just about to setup ubuntu 11.10 on virtualbox, using windows 7 as the host
[09:54] <elky> @seen seenbots_are_bad
[09:54] <blankon8> elky: I have not seen seenbots_are_bad.
[09:57] <JadedJacob> how do I work out if a local isp here in new zealand has a ubuntu mirror for packages
[09:57] <JadedJacob> not just iso files
[09:58] <szal> JadedJacob: browse the mirror?
[10:00] <JadedJacob> what happens if it doesn't list all the ubuntu packages? it falls back to the default mirror?
[10:01] <arulmozhi> any body hav experience with wxScintilla widget???????
[10:02] <komputes> JadedJacob: no it should be a good mirror, if it has problems syncing, stay away from it
[10:03] <komputes> I don't think there is a "fallback" however there are generic country addresses that connect to multiple servers
[10:04] <diego123> Hi.I hav a problm with my hard disk.I tried fsck from a live usb drive,but showed several errors at the end "could not allocate block in ext2 filesystem".What can i do?Thx
[10:06] <komputes> diego123: perhaps the disk is damaged. are you able to dd the contents to another drive?
[10:06] <lol_> hi
[10:06] <lol_> sypnactic takes 100% of my cpu
[10:07] <lol_> on lubuntu 11.1* 1.5Ghz machine
[10:07] <diego123> Yea komputes, i did it
[10:07] <el> #ubuntu-de
[10:09] <MACscr> how do i add .py files (python) to my system environmental variables? ive never done it before
[10:11] <tiyowan> hello everyone
[10:12] <tiyowan> how would I go about installing pyexpat.so for the version of python included in ubuntu 11.10?
[10:12] <lol_> any solution?
[10:12] <komputes> MACscr: in the command line (terminal) export VARIABLE=/path/to/file.py
[10:12] <komputes> MACscr: whats it for?
[10:13] <MACscr> to get sabnzbd to use python scripts as executables
[10:24] <heizmann> Hi all, is anybody knows this procedure: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1428720 (about usb live+luks+modify initrd.gz)? I've tried but is didn't work :-/
[10:33] <komputes> heizmann: sounds interesting, is it persistent/updateable?
[10:33] <MACscr> komputes: lol. my bad. I realized the files were on my ntfs partition, thus chmod +x wasnt even working. Doh! All fixed now
[10:33] <komputes> MACscr: good to know. I wasn't aware you can't execute stuff from ntfs.
[10:34] <MACscr> you cant change perms
[10:35] <komputes> yup makes sense
[10:36] <komputes> but even if you call it with the interpreter, like
[10:36] <komputes> bash /media/ntfs/schript.sh
[10:36] <komputes> python /media/ntfs/schript.py
[10:36] <MACscr> yeah, it works fine that way
[10:36] <komputes> ok
[10:37] <MACscr> hence why i didnt notice the problem at first
[10:37] <komputes> you were calling it directly on ntfs, good to keep in mind
[10:48] <bc81> hey there.  i'm on 10.10 maverick and would like to make (or find) a list of all the programs in the gnome main-menu.  is this possible?
[10:50] <bc81> there are a ton of programs installed, so it'd be nice to be able to do this automatically somehow
[10:51] <irssilassie> bc81: by human name or by program name (Document Reader vs evince)
[10:51] <bc81> irssilassie: either way would be fine, both would be better..no preference
[10:52] <simonetta> \list
[10:52] <irssilassie> bc81: $ ls /usr/bin/
[10:54] <irssilassie> bc81: that command will show you the command line and graphical applications (other than system bin "sbin applications")
[10:55] <cnttucme> hello there Its been a long time since i tried using wine to run windows applications but i really need this program for school called ti-83 flash debugger. (its basically a emulator for a calculator.) but when i run the program though wine the gui is all messed up and unfortunately the gui is the part i actually need. any WINE gurus out there?
[10:55] <irssilassie> cnttucme: why not just use a Virtual Machine?
[10:56] <geospart> oracle Virtual box works well you can run xp without much virtual ram
[10:56] <irssilassie> indeed
[10:56] <cnttucme> irssilassie: can you link me a forum post about it? i would much rather read about it than crowd up this irc channel
[10:56] <irssilassie> much better than wine
[10:57] <irssilassie> cnttucme: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[10:57] <geospart> https://www.virtualbox.org
[10:57] <irssilassie> jinx
[10:57] <cnttucme> thanks
[10:58] <geospart> i owe you a coke
[10:58] <geospart> hahah
[10:58] <irssilassie> cnttucme: you will need a windows cd
[10:58] <geospart> or an iso
[10:58] <irssilassie> yeah
[10:58] <cnttucme> im pretty sure i can find a legit windows cd ;)
[10:58] <geospart> so whats up peops long time user first time caller here
[10:59] <cnttucme> i think i have the backups for this pc
[10:59] <mi3> Hi!
[10:59] <bluefrog> bc81, /usr/share/applications/ contains the names of the menus
[10:59] <irssilassie> bluefrog: nice
[11:00] <mi3> I installed ubuntu and removed windows xp, still windows xp option appears on my grub loader, any suggestions?
[11:01] <geospart> mi3: when you say it appears did you install alongside windows and then delete windows?
[11:02] <Onkeltem> How to test video memory?
[11:02] <mi3> I installed ubuntu on top of that windows partition geospart
[11:03] <geospart> mi3: hitting you up in private chat
[11:06] <ubuntus> hello everyone
[11:07] <mi3> hi!
[11:07] <mi3> hi ubuntus
[11:07] <mi3> how many ubuntus do you have?
[11:07]  * geospart welcomes ubuntus: with a cup of coffee
[11:07] <killer_> hello
[11:07] <bc81> irssilassie & bluefrog: thank you :)
[11:08] <ubuntus> i have an big problem with my notebook dell xps15z i have installed ubuntu 10.04 but the wifi module not found, can enyone help me pls?
[11:11] <ubuntus> nobody help me
[11:12] <meet> anyway to assign same short?tcut key to two commands? like using or command or something like tha
[11:13] <meet> like i want to press f3 key to toggle between touchpad on or off.. anyway to do this?
[11:13] <yorkshireripper> i need beer
[11:14] <Guest76910> war 2v2??
[11:14] <Guest76910> ??
[11:14] <Guest76910> ??
[11:14] <Guest76910> srv:on
[11:14] <LjL> Guest76910: ?
[11:14] <yorkshireripper> ubottu, How do I configure OpenVPN as server in Ubuntu?
[11:14] <Guest76910> war cod4 2v2?
[11:14] <yorkshireripper> ubottu, How do I configure ICH10 with Ubuntu?
[11:14] <LjL> Guest76910: i don't know what you're talking about, but this is an Ubuntu support channel, please don't discuss other stuff
[11:15] <bazhang> yorkshireripper, stop that
[11:15] <yorkshireripper> stop what?
[11:15] <Guest76910> war on cod4 2v2 srv:on??
[11:15] <bazhang> Guest76910, no cod4 here
[11:15] <yorkshireripper> the only COD i know is in the sea
[11:16] <bazhang> yorkshireripper, any actual support questions?
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> bazhang
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> yes
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> many
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> but mainly
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> OpenVPN
[11:16] <FloodBot1> yorkshireripper: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> i've been up 16 hours
[11:16] <yorkshireripper> actually pulling my hair off
[11:17] <bazhang> yorkshireripper, whats the actual question, all on ONE line
[11:22] <bc81> ok, so i'm about to change distros pretty soon..just got done backing up my home folder (including most .hidden folders), and list of installed software, also my fstab entires.. am i forgetting anything?
[11:23] <Rug> bc81: ~/ covers 99% of it
[11:23] <yorkshireripper> bc81
[11:23] <yorkshireripper> you're forgetting to shove that big fat dildo up your arse
[11:23] <bc81> lol!
[11:24] <bc81> that was classic
[11:24] <Rug> bc81: ignore him, most of us are nice
[11:24] <bc81> thanks, Rug.  just trying to be sure i don't forget anything
[11:25] <Rug> bc81: have you edited/created a .bash_aliases file?
[11:25] <Guest57060>  /msg NickServ identify 0tr-\//\t/\
[11:25] <Rug> Guest57060: =) nice pass
[11:25] <MrHanjrah> wow, thats one hell of a password...
[11:25] <Guest57060> oops
[11:25] <Guest57060> misspelled :)
[11:25] <Rug> I guess he takes Freenode seriously!
[11:25] <MrHanjrah> Guest57060: you might consider changing it :)
[11:26] <UberDuper> huh. Maybe I should stop using password for my nickserv passwd.
[11:26] <elky> UberDuper, yes.
[11:27] <UberDuper> Nobody wants to nick my nick.
[11:27] <Phreak> hi, does anyone here have experience in setting up a sage math server on ubuntu 11.10 ?
[11:27] <elky> UberDuper, only takes one out of 1492 people to want to annoy you.
[11:27] <Bey0ndZ> Hello! Anybody guide me towards python apps tutorials?
[11:28] <Rug> Bey0ndZ: learnpython.org
[11:28] <Bey0ndZ> thanks Rug!
[11:28] <bc81> Rug: no, but i do remember installing calibre into the /opt folder.. i'll check if there are any configuration files in there
[11:28] <Phreak> when running the server i cant access it on port 8000 although it is running on port 8000
[11:29] <Rug> bc81: launch Calibre and run the 'backup library' tool
[11:29] <Phreak> is there a default install firewall blocking port 8000 ?
[11:29] <Rug> Phreak: no
[11:29] <UberDuper> Phreak: Is it bound to the IP you think it is?
[11:30] <Phreak> UberDuper: ive tried binding it to all interfaces, as well as a specific one
[11:30] <UberDuper> lsof -i -n -P | grep 8000 | grep LISTEN
[11:30] <bc81> Rug: ok, thanks man
[11:31] <Rug> bc81: np  What distro are you switching to>
[11:31] <crazydiamond> Hi. What's more right: locale name 'en_US' or 'en_US.UTF-8'?
[11:31] <lifestream> Hi, I'm using vim and I have "hi CursorLine" (highlight current line) set to bacground black. But it also has an annoying underline! How do I disable that underline? Thanks..
[11:31] <crazydiamond> I have two machines, and on first I have 'en_US', but on second only 'en_US.UTF-8'
[11:32] <michalchik> Hello
[11:33] <Phreak> UberDuper: python  5826    m    4u  IPv4  61332      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.34:8000 (LISTEN)
[11:33] <diego123> Hi.I hav a problm with my hard disk.I tried fsck from my usb live disk,but showed several errors at the end "could not allocate block in ext2 filesystm".What can i do? Im using palimpsest utility right now, passing the SMART test.Thx
[11:33] <michalchik> Anyone know how to chnage the download path for the torrent program transmission?
[11:33] <Phreak> so it should be listening on port 8000 on that local ip right ?
[11:33] <bc81> Rug: not sure yet, but maverick is reaching end of life soon and frakly, i'm tired of ubuntu.  been using it since (5.04 hoary hedgehog).  looking at arch, i like the idea of rolling realease/bleeding edge etc
[11:34] <UberDuper> Phreak: That's right
[11:34] <bastidrazor> michalchik: Edit > Preferences > Downloading > Save to Location
[11:34] <Rug> bc81: have you tried gentoo?
[11:34] <Phreak> UberDuper: sry m8, it was working all along.. i forgot that i had set up the secure option... so its not http but https
[11:34] <UberDuper> doh
[11:34] <Phreak> UberDuper: thanks though :)
[11:35] <xds_> #ubuntu-cn
[11:35] <bc81> Rug: no, not yet.  i'm more of an intermediate user, isn't that for advanced users?
[11:35] <persistence> Tips on learning facial recognition algorithms?
[11:36] <Rug> bc81: yes and no.  It's a good way to become a more advanced user though.
[11:36] <lungani> hellow
[11:36] <bc81> Rug: i'll check it out for sure
[11:36] <michalchik> bastidrazor How do I get to edit? I don't see it on the window of transmission
[11:37] <riderplus> how can i use sdl device? i want to use mp3blaster with it
[11:37] <michalchik> NVM, I just found it
[11:37] <lungani> can anybdy please tell me how to install  themes on unity
[11:37] <bastidrazor> michalchik: in the top panel. where it says Transmission in the upper left corner of the screen.
[11:37] <Rug> bc81: Gentoo takes a LONG time to configure/make/build/install, I am much happier running Debian Sid, for 'newer then Ubuntu' but apt-get install ease.
[11:41] <Onkeltem> Hi all. I want to create multiboot USB pendrive. What would you recommend for that? I'm on Ubuntu. I want to create a USB pendrive with different operating systems, tools, tests etc
[11:41] <daniel__1> how do i see the network name of my ubuntu PC?
[11:41] <Rug> daniel__1: type:  hostname
[11:41] <MrHanjrah> daniel__1: ifconfig ?
[11:42] <daniel__1> thx
[11:42] <apple_cat> Onkeltem: I'm not sure, but I think Grub (the bootloader) would work for selecting the different boot options
[11:44] <chroot> hi, is there any good text book on c++?
[11:44] <daniel__1> do i have to reinstall my graphics drivers (fglrx) every time i install a new kernel through updates?
[11:44] <chroot> i want to learn c++
[11:44] <bazhang> chroot, try a c++ channel
[11:45] <Onkeltem> apple_cat: well, I'm sure there is some ready-to-use solutions
[11:45] <Onkeltem> there *are*
[11:45] <bazhang> ##C++  <---- chroot
[11:45] <apple_cat> chroot:  Yeah there's a few -- a few good ones are "C++ primer", "C++ primer plus" books by stroustrup
[11:46] <bazhang> Onkeltem, grub2, or check out pendrivelinux.com website possibly
[11:46] <chroot> ok,  thanks very much you guys.
[11:46] <Somelauw> Hi, I just wanted to play a game of chess, so I installed gnome-chess, but someone should make this program more userfriendly, because I don't think my father would know how to use this program.
[11:46] <apple_cat> chroot: if you want to talk more, head to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:46] <bazhang> Somelauw, file a wishlist bug then
[11:46] <bazhang> !bug> Somelauw
[11:46] <Rug> Somelauw: this is the wrong place to file your grievance
[11:47] <Onkeltem> bazhang: I'm on that site atm. Not sure what I'm seeing, but looks like it has only Windows GUI for creating pendrive :)
[11:47] <Airtreck> how long is a nick "temporarely"  unavailable?
[11:47] <bazhang> Airtreck, ask in #freenode
[11:47] <Airtreck> thanks bazhang
[11:47] <Somelauw> I don't think my father would know howe to use the bug reporting package. :D
[11:48] <bazhang> Somelauw, funny, but not a support issue
[11:51] <riderplus> where can i ask about my problem? :)
[11:51] <Airtreck> here, go ahead
[11:51] <apple_cat> Onkeltem: Might be a bit advanced, but this does look cool http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[11:52] <MACscr> i got a crazy question. Is it possible to rsync or copy all folders within a directory to another folder, but not copy any of the actual files or subfolders within them?
[11:52] <riderplus> someone suggested on the ubuntu forums that i could use sdl device with mp3blaster
[11:53] <riderplus> i've no idea how that's possible
[11:54] <Rug> MACscr: have you tried rsync -n   (dry run doesn't do anything)
[11:54] <Rug> MACscr: nm
[11:54] <Rug> MACscr: rsync -d
[11:55] <Rug> maybe
[11:56] <lukas123> hello, where can i find bluetoothd log files?
[11:59] <riderplus> this is the thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11774593 now i get the error "In config file, line 001: Bad Value" as it's shown here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mp3blaster/+bug/752091
[12:00] <riderplus> i don't know how to apply that patch
[12:01] <riderplus> this is the patch: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/81130210/mp3blaster_3.2.5-3ubuntu1.debdiff, which i have no idea how to apply...do i have to download the source? i've installed the debian package and i got that error
[12:04] <Onkeltem> apple_cat: looks good!
[12:04] <Onkeltem> apple_cat: thanks )
[12:04] <jrib> riderplus: what ubuntu version?
[12:05] <riderplus> 10.04
[12:05] <jrib> !info mp3blaster hardy
[12:06] <jrib> riderplus: here is how to apply a debdiff: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuPackagingGuide/BuildFromDebdiff If you upgrade to a more recent ubunut version like 11.10, you would not have to do any of this as the fix is included
[12:06] <riderplus> thanks a lot for the info, jrib
[12:10] <xds__> how can i speak??
[12:10] <Zaitzev> start by opening your mouth
[12:10] <xds__> hahaha
[12:11] <UberDuper> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_cords
[12:11] <pooltable_> help installed wine 1.5.0 ?
[12:11] <GirlyGirl> Hi, I have a huge problem concerning windows 8 CP. I removed the entry for Windows 8 in the boot menu with easy bcd and now I can't boot windows on the PC. I tried repair options in the Windows 8 cp setup but it doesn't detect any OS on the computer. I can boot Kubuntu currently on this computer and that is where I am now any way to fix this from Linux?.
[12:12] <xds594> help
[12:13] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: So windows is no longer an option in Grub (the bootloader)
[12:14] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: Windows is an option in grub
[12:14] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: But after chainloading to Windows Loader from grub, the windows boot manager itself has no option to boot Windows 8 CP
[12:15] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: Any ideas?
[12:15] <Sidewinder1> GirlyGirl, Perhaps with windows repair disk, "fix mbr"?
[12:16] <Sidewinder1> GirlyGirl, That may bork grub, though.
[12:16] <meet> how to set keyboard shortcuts through terminal?
[12:16] <GirlyGirl> Sidewinder1: No that would just make grub unbootable and windows still won't have the option to boot itself,
[12:16] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: Ohhh... I think that's a Windows question then
[12:16] <geospart> you could try tp see if you can add it using grub-customizer
[12:16] <nancy--> any good tutorial to configure my domain dns with my linux server ? how to set A records , nameservers, ns record, mx record. etc. i dont know a crap..?
[12:16] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: ##windows
[12:16] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: Yes but the only way to fix it would be from Linux as Windows won't boot and Windows setup repair does not detect any os to repair
[12:17] <StevenR_> nancy--: can you be more specific about what you're trying to achieve please?
[12:19] <nancy--> StevenR_,  i want to configure my dns setting for my domain . i have a vps for hosting.
[12:19] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: How about booting from windows disc and tryng to do a system recovery
[12:19] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: nm you already said that didn't work
[12:19] <StevenR_> nancy--: so you've purchased a domain already from a registrar ?
[12:19] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: The windows installer behaves as if Windows is not installed, it does not detect any OS
[12:20] <nancy--> StevenR_,  yes
[12:20] <lolletta> are there any italian guys?
[12:20] <StevenR_> nancy--: is your registrar hosting the domain for you?
[12:20] <Quantum_Ion> lolletta, lol
[12:21] <bazhang> lolletta, wrong network for that
[12:21] <Quantum_Ion> lolletta, you are so funny
[12:22] <bazhang> Quantum_Ion, lets move on
[12:22] <StevenR_> nancy--: what domain is it?
[12:22] <Aster> Hi.
[12:22] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: It might be possible for Grub to detect windows and not just the windows loader, i think the command is 'update-grub'
[12:22] <Aster> I get this error on my site when I try to open a file from a .php: Warning: fopen(Apples0.txt): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /var/www/Apples/index.php on line 49
[12:22] <nancy--> StevenR_,  open-pages.com
[12:22] <Aster> How would I give it permissions?
[12:22] <Quantum_Ion> bazhang, It was all just a joke
[12:22] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: No Grub will never boot windows, all it does is chainload to the windows boot loader
[12:23] <Quantum_Ion> I like when more girls use Linux
[12:23] <geospart> Install A Gui Grub Editor open a terminal/shell and do the following: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:danielrichter2007/grub-customizer sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install grub-customizer
[12:24] <oCean> Quantum_Ion: stop with the offtopic please
[12:24] <Aster> Anyone?
[12:25] <Quantum_Ion> georgs, I tried that is worls well
[12:25] <nancy--> st so
[12:25] <nancy--> StevenR_,  so
[12:25] <antivirtel> Hi! How can I disable the "Switch user" option on Lock(ed) screen? Google found nothing... Now, I'm suffering from a bug, I wanna do it because of it.
[12:25] <bluefrog> Aster, a good chance that your webhoster prohibits fopen
[12:26] <Aster> bluefrog, I host the server.
[12:26] <bluefrog> in your premises?
[12:26] <Aster> No, it's in a datacenter, but I have full control over it.
[12:26] <bluefrog> you have full control of what the datacenter allows you
[12:27] <bluefrog> aster ask them about fopen
[12:27] <StevenR_> nancy--: so, does your registrar host your domain for you?
[12:27] <Aster> bluefrog, I installed apache2 and php myself, it's not forbidden.
[12:27] <bluefrog> or check that you have allow-url-fopen or something like this in inin.php
[12:27] <bluefrog> ini
[12:27] <Aster> I have root access and everything.
[12:27] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: http://trinityhome.org/
[12:27] <Aster> Okay. Will do.
[12:27] <bluefrog> aster not telling you installing apa or php is forbiden
[12:28] <Trashi> hi. i look for a simple way to detect when a monitor via dvi is plugged in or off. i tried to detect it with the help of 'udevadm monitor' but i couldnt catch any events. does anybody know how to detect "dvi-monitor-events"?
[12:28] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: Not going to help all these thinks chainload to the windows boot loader which is working fine.
[12:28] <antivirtel> Hi! How can I disable the "Switch user" option on Lock(ed) screen? Google found nothing... Now, I'm suffering from a bug, I wanna do it because of it. Please write me  a private message, I'll away, and BNC catches it! :) Thanks!
[12:28] <Defusal> good day everyone
[12:29] <GirlyGirl> apple_cat: What I need is something to change the settings of the Windows boot loader to add an entry for Windows 8 CP. Easy BCD does this but it only works in Windows which is unbootable
[12:29] <bazhang> GirlyGirl, how is this an ubuntu issue?
[12:30] <Aster> Bluefrog: It was already on: "allow_url_fopen = On"
[12:30] <GirlyGirl> bazhang: If you read my first line I am asking for suggestions to change the settings from Kubuntu. Will you stop picking on me for everything I say on freenode.
[12:31] <bluefrog> Aster, then ask your datacenter if there is something special with them with fopen
[12:31] <bazhang> GirlyGirl, watch the attitude
[12:31] <GirlyGirl> bazhang: Watch yours
[12:32] <Aster> bluefrog, I know fopen works, I have another page with fopen on the same server, I just need to know how to change file permissions.
[12:32] <bluefrog> sudo chmod permissions files
[12:32] <Aster> Alright.
[12:32] <Shojo_> bazhang: she can only do this in ubuntu, since windows is not booting
[12:33] <apple_cat> GirlyGirl: No one is picking on you, it's just that the only way ubuntu is involved in your problem is that is the only working OS on your system. What you are asking seems to be that you would like to edit the windows boot loader
[12:33] <Aster> Thanks.
[12:34] <Aster> GirlyGirl: No one is picking on you, that's just how FreeNode generally is.
[12:34] <Defusal> can anyone help me troubleshoot shared group permissions, i'm trying to give two users full permissions to a home directory, but i'm getting and issue with certain files
[12:34] <apple_cat> Which is why a channel like #windows could help you, because you may find out how to edit the windows bootloader from any OS -
[12:34] <Defusal> i have used chgrp and chmod 774
[12:34] <Defusal> so i have no idea what else to try
[12:34] <GirlyGirl> Aster: apple_cat: from Linux yes, but bazhang has a knack for contesting everything I say on these channels
[12:35] <bazhang> GirlyGirl, lets move on, thats enough
[12:36] <bluefrog> Defusal, problems like?
[12:36] <Defusal> bluefrog, sftp sync gives a permission error
[12:36] <Defusal> Error message from server: Permission denied
[12:38] <apple_cat> Defusal: does the user you are using have the correct permissions on the remote system? It's quite possible that chmod 774 wouldn't work if you are still not part of the group or owner of the files
[12:38] <Defusal> apple_cat, both the users belong to the group
[12:38] <Defusal> obviously..
[12:39] <Defusal> if you can suggest anything i can test to try find the problem, i'd appreciate it
[12:39] <bluefrog> Defusal, tell us what you do. we are no magician to guess what produces "permission denied"
[12:39] <apple_cat> Defusal: The filesystem could be mounted read only
[12:40] <Defusal> bluefrog, sigh
[12:40] <Defusal> that is all the sftp client tells me :(
[12:40] <Defusal> apple_cat, it is most certainly not.
[12:41] <apple_cat> Defusal: pastebin the command issued and the output
[12:41] <nancy--> what should i put in ns record?
[12:42] <Defusal> apple_cat: normal sftp protocol? i did not write the sftp client...
[12:42] <Defusal> the point is, it works for *some* files
[12:42] <bluefrog> nancy--, http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/dns-references.html#dns-record-types
[12:42] <Defusal> but fails for others
[12:42] <Defusal> i said that from the beginning, so i need someone to help me find out why
[12:43] <Defusal> i have little experience with linux permissions, i have used a single user for everything in the past to avoid this pain
[12:43] <Defusal> im starting to regret not doing so
[12:43] <Defusal> and if i can't come right soon i'll just have to nake all the daemons and servers run from my personal user
[12:45] <Defusal> ok well i can't afford to waste this amount of time
[12:45] <Defusal> i'll look at making the directory world accessable
[12:45] <bluefrog> bye
[12:45] <Defusal> that should work
[12:45] <riderplus> jrib i upgraded to 11.04. now it works with SDL out of the box, but I still have no mixer so I can't control the volume from within mp3blaster :(
[12:45] <Defusal> even though that is bad practice as far as i know
[12:45] <apple_cat> Defusal: I think you misunderstood me, I am asking for the command you type into the terminal and then the output of the command
[12:46] <Defusal> apple_cat, the command for what? getting the directories group and permissions?
[12:46] <Defusal> setting*
[12:46] <Defusal> sudo chgrp -R admin /home/admin; sudo chmod -R 774 /home/admin
[12:47] <apple_cat> Defusal: You are having problems with permissions -- Permissions to do what? In order for people to help you, we need to know as much information about the problem
[12:47] <nancy--> bluefrog,  whaaat about ns and nameservers ?
[12:47] <Defusal> apple_cat, i don't know what more you want from me, i have already said i need two users to have full access to the directory which is owned by the group they belong to
[12:47] <bluefrog> nancy--, I have already learned all that. if you cannot read the server guide, I cannot do it for you
[12:48] <Defusal> when using sftp to sync files, certain files cannot be written to because a permission error
[12:48] <Defusal> if you want something else from me, you're going to need to explain exactly what appi_uppi
[12:48] <Defusal> apple_cat *
[12:49] <apple_cat> Defusal: Are both users members of the group with permissions?
[12:50] <Defusal> apple_cat: obviously......
[12:50] <Defusal> i just said they are
[12:50] <Defusal> do you not read what i tell you?
[12:50] <nancy--> bluefrog,  so that relates to the linux server? no the domain. i mean i have to setup the bind server first to put something like ns1.ip here.   ?
[12:51] <apple_cat> Defusal: In the past I have had problems with something similar and the issue was resolved after a reboot - As if the effects of adding users into groups does not take effect until after a reboot
[12:51] <apple_cat> Defusal: Dude I'm trying to help you, take it easy : )
[12:51] <Defusal> and setting the dir to chmod 777 doesn't work either
[12:52] <riderplus> where is the location of the mixer in recent versions of ubuntu? instead of the old /dev/mixer?
[12:52] <Defusal> apple_cat, rebooting is not an option, and linux should *never* need to be rebooted.
[12:52] <Defusal> you can upgrade the bloody kernel without rebooting, this is not windows
[12:52] <Defusal> good god
[12:53] <Defusal> i don't understand how permissions can be so damn complicated that no one knows how to make them work :|
[12:53] <MonkeyDust> to upgrade the kernel without rebouting, you need oracle's ksplice package
[12:53] <MonkeyDust> rebooting*
[12:53] <Defusal> regardless, its possible
[12:53] <Defusal> my point is, you sure as hell don't need to reboot to fix permission!
[12:53] <oCean> Defusal: mind your attitude please
[12:54] <Defusal> nevermind, i will just make all processes on the system run from my own user
[12:54] <Defusal> i can't waste this amount of time getting no where
[12:54] <MonkeyDust> just entered and left several times, i havent followed
[12:54] <apple_cat> Defusal: In the past, sadly, I have had issues where permissions did not act correctly until a reboot. I realise this might not be possible or practical in your case, I was just offering you some free advice
[12:54] <Defusal> especially if world permissions don't even worl
[12:54] <Defusal> work*
[12:54] <shalivan> \server quakenet
[12:55] <Defusal> apple_cat, then whatever version of ubuntu you were using was terribly bugged
[12:55] <Defusal> i have no idea why it is recommended not to use a single user
[12:55] <Defusal> but it does not seem possible either way
[12:56] <apple_cat> Defusal: The reason there is no quick answer to your problem is because a problem with permissions is hard to solve when: #1 you do not know the command that was issued, #2 you do not know the output from the command issued
[12:56] <visof> hello, how can i know am i having Dvd writer or cd writer via software ?
[12:56] <radu> hi can anyone help with an apport error i get at boot
[12:56] <apple_cat> Defusal: Once more, can you pastebin the command that fails and the error message
[12:56] <Defusal> apple_cat: a permission error is a permission error, its due to incorrect permissions, the command and output does not make a big difference
[12:57] <MonkeyDust> visof  what software do you have installed?
[12:57] <Defusal> i will try cause an error locally with ssh before i start moving everything to a single user
[12:58] <llutz> visof: wodim -prcap
[12:58] <Defusal> apple_cat, i don't seem to be able to cause the issue manually, so i have no idea.
[12:59] <Defusal> the most i can get the sftp client to say is: Upload of file 'managed_game_server.rb' was successful, but error occurred while setting the permissions and/or timestamp
[12:59] <bluefrog> Defusal, explaining means: I have user1 and user2 each member of principal group <group>. i applied such permissions on folder and so on until the last thing you do to have a permission error.
[12:59] <apple_cat> Defusal: Considering you are stuck with a problem you cannot fix on your own, how about trying something different -- Pastebin the command issued and the output (changing any information you are not willing to share)
[12:59] <OerHeks> Defusal, did you restart the ssh service for changes take effect?
[12:59] <Defusal> bluefrog, i explained that already
[12:59] <bluefrog> no
[12:59] <bluefrog> Defusal, you explained nada
[13:00] <Defusal> bluefrog, i explained everything you said besides the actual error output, since i don't have it.
[13:00] <Defusal> OerHeks, since when do you have to do that?
[13:00] <Defusal> OerHeks, the ssh client you mean?
[13:00] <Defusal> i'm pretty sure you would never have to restart sshd
[13:01] <MonkeyDust> Defusal  try sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[13:01] <Bhavesh> I just installed a new copy of Ubuntu 11.10 and Google Chrome. When I plug in my headphones and listen to YouTube videos I hear sound even from my speakers simultaneously
[13:01] <Bhavesh> why so?
[13:01] <OerHeks> Defusal, yes, i think you need to restart the deamon >> https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/openssh-server.html
[13:02] <bluefrog> Bhavesh, looks like a bug to me. have same problem. was not there with previous versions. need to check with =1
[13:02] <Defusal> MonkeyDust, don't ask me why by theres no sshd init.d script, and 'service ssd' doesn't work either
[13:02] <Defusal> so no upstart script
[13:02] <Bhavesh> okay
[13:02] <Defusal> but sshd is running, obviously
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> Defusal  it's /etc/init.d/ssh restart, just read it
[13:03] <Defusal> OerHeks, so after what exactly do i need to restart sshd?
[13:03] <llutz> Defusal: service ssh restart               it would be (but not needed)
[13:03] <jrib> Defusal: do not use init.d, please use the service command instead
[13:03] <riderplus> any idea of what the mixer device is in ubuntu? i keep searching but didn't find anything yet
[13:03] <Defusal> MonkeyDust, yeah you said sshd, which i have used to restart it in the past, it must have changed with the new ubuntu
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> Defusal  why not just do what's adviced here, instead of asking why
[13:04] <Defusal> jrib, i know this, you should be telling MonkeyDust and llutz that ;)
[13:04] <llutz> Defusal: ?
[13:04] <Defusal> MonkeyDust, because i'd like to know why, so i don't need to randomly restart it 10000 times in the future, incase its needed, because i don't know when its actually needed...
[13:04] <oCean> Defusal: you're using sftp right? Try running with -vv, it might hint you what the error is actually about
[13:05] <riderplus> i appreciate any answer :)
[13:05] <Defusal> im not new to linux, but i have never heard of needing to restart sshd for permissions, so i'd like to know exactly when that is necessary
[13:05] <Defusal> oCean, i am unfortuantly using a scripted windows client :/
[13:05]  * jrib guesses it's the client's fault even though he has no clue what the issue is
[13:06] <OerHeks> Defusal, it was a wild guess. and you said earlier: some files will and some files won't .. are those files in the same folder?
[13:06] <Defusal> and restarting the sshd did not help
[13:06] <bluefrog> riderplus, no more dev/mixer. need to use alsa and or pulseaudio
[13:06] <Defusal> OerHeks, they're all a part of a directory in this home directory which belongs to the group
[13:07] <oCean> Defusal: have you tried logging in, cd'ing to /tmp and upload a file there?
[13:07] <riderplus> bluefrog i need it for an app, namely mp3blaster. so what can i put instead of /dev/mixer?
[13:07] <Defusal> oCean, how would that solve this issue....
[13:07] <apple_cat> riderplus: alsa and pulse audio are used, though pulse audio does have some backwards compatibility for oss
[13:07] <oCean> Defusal: just to make sure it *is* a permission problem on the homedir you are trying to acccess
[13:07] <Defusal> oCean, well if it works fine for other files in the same dir, it clearly is...
[13:08] <bluefrog> riderplus, dunno
[13:08] <oCean> Defusal: so you're saying it's just one file you can't upload?
[13:08] <Defusal> one that i have found so far
[13:08] <Defusal> i have only changed a few files
[13:08] <riderplus> apple_cat: so what's the appropriate setting, i mean mp3blaster needs a mixer, if there's no /dev/mixer what can i put instead?
[13:08] <Defusal> i cannot continue until i can sync this file, so i have no idea what other files have the issue
[13:09] <bluefrog> riderplus, maybe an answer here for you https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+question/121773
[13:09] <Defusal> which is why i started off by asking of someone could help troubleshoot the permissions
[13:09] <Defusal> bleh
[13:09] <apple_cat> riderplus: try running the command with 'padsp'
[13:10] <Defusal> ok well, its been 30 mins already, that is far too much time wasted on this, i have no choice but to dump the system user and make everything run under my own account and root :/
[13:10] <riderplus> apple_cat thanks, but if you can look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11774981&posted=1#post11774981
[13:10] <Stalker> bonjour à tou(te)s
[13:10] <Defusal> thanks for trying to help anyway :(
[13:10] <Defusal> pity linux permissions just don't work how they're supposed to
[13:10] <jrib> Defusal: well your last statement isn't true at all, but good luck
[13:11] <Defusal> jrib, if it were not, i wouldn't have this issue
[13:11] <Defusal> even though i have not needed to use group permissions before, i did my research
[13:12] <Defusal> theres nothing more to it than adding the group to the users, making the dir belong to the group and having chmod 774
[13:12] <apple_cat> riderplus: so padsp no longer works?
[13:12] <jrib> Defusal: if you want help with your issue: describe it in one line with finer details in a pastebin.  Make sure your description is as complete as possible with specific details.  You may have done this before over several lines, but it makes it hard for more recent arrivals to help you
[13:12] <Defusal> and since no one here can tell me any other possible reason for this behaviour, it clearly doesnt work as it should be
[13:12] <riderplus> apple_cat: it works, but it's the same as running with SDL audio driver - mp3blaster doesn't see any mixer
[13:13] <riderplus> so you can't control the volume from within the program
[13:13] <Defusal> i just have to hope this isnt a bug in the ubuntu version, i can't afford to have a bugged server
[13:13]  * jrib eyes FloodBot2
[13:14] <Defusal> jrib, there are not many things that can be wrong with permissions, so i don't see how wasting my time with this anymore is going to get anywhere
[13:14] <MaindotC> what does this mean: awk 'x !~ $8; {x=$8}'
[13:14] <Defusal> if there were other edge cases that could be causing it, im sure someone would have mentioned them by now
[13:14] <jrib> Defusal: that's fine.  Keep in mind this channel is used by many who do want help.  So if you don't, please move on to something else
[13:15] <Defusal> i wanted help, but clearly there is no help that can be given
[13:15] <Defusal> so thanks anyway
[13:15] <jrib> Defusal: I've told you what you need to do if you want help.  Do that if you want help.  If you don't then please stop discussing your issue here.
[13:16] <Defusal> jrib, i wanted someone to suggest what possible other reason there could be for permissions to not work correctly, i know for a fact there are not many.
[13:16] <jrib> Defusal: ok.
[13:16] <jrib> MaindotC: there's a #awk on freenode you might want to try
[13:16] <Defusal> since i know by file system is not read only, and its only certain files that have the issue, there are even less possibilities
[13:17] <hello_kitty_> Is there someone here who can help me with LAMP servers?
[13:17] <MaindotC> thanks jrib I never even thought of that
[13:17] <jrib> !ask | hello_kitty_
[13:17] <Defusal> but it seems there are either no other possibilities, or else no one who is currently around knows of any, so i will have to take the ugly route
[13:17] <bluefrog> MaindotC, or use a virtualised OS to try the command out
[13:17] <hello_kitty_> !ask
[13:18] <MaindotC> bluefrog: I am already using the command in a script I'm just trying to understand why it works
[13:18] <hello_kitty_> How can I access the www/vars folder from mt LAMP server?
[13:18] <Defusal> i just have to hope that i don't have this issue when a user process needs to access files owned by root, if that happens i will be completely screwed.
[13:18] <bluefrog> MaindotC, ok
[13:18] <apple_cat> riderplus: "padsp mp3blaster -s /dev/dsp"
[13:19] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:19] <Therion87> Is there is website like like susestudio.com for ubuntu? or debian?
[13:19] <pangolin> Therion87, what is susestudio?
[13:20] <OerHeks> Therion87, http://ubuntustudio.org/
[13:20] <riderplus> apple_cat: does it work to you? I still can't control the volume
[13:20] <Therion87> susestudio.com lets you create your completely custom openSUSE distro online it'll make it an iso for you or a VM image
[13:20] <Therion87> It's really slick
[13:21] <Therion87> I've been playing with it a little bit
[13:21] <MaindotC> fllodbot1/2/3 would you stop filling the channel with needless information please it makes reading the channel very difficult
[13:21] <bazhang> Therion87, not for ubuntu, no
[13:21] <pangolin> Therion87, none that I know of for Ubuntu
[13:21] <Therion87> Ok
[13:21] <pangolin> ask #debian if they have such a service
[13:21] <bazhang> MaindotC, thats irc, block the joins parts and quits if you wish
[13:21] <riderplus> apple_cat: problem solved
[13:21] <Therion87> I will
[13:21] <apple_cat> riderplus: That's great to hear : )
[13:21] <riderplus> it was padsp mp3blaster -m /dev/dsp
[13:21] <riderplus> not s, but m
[13:21] <riderplus> :D
[13:22] <Therion87> Thanks guys if you haven't at least looked at that site I suggest it
[13:22] <Therion87> It's pretty nice idea
[13:22] <apple_cat> riderplus: Congrats haha
[13:22] <riderplus> thanks a lot you guys!
[13:22] <MaindotC> bazhang I've already done that it's still showing in the channel - I've asked floobot nicely now I think an admin needs to get in here and fix the situation
[13:22] <Guest46321> hello
[13:22] <riderplus> i'll post the solution on the thread
[13:22] <bazhang> MaindotC, asking the bots wont do anything
[13:22] <apple_cat> riderplus: +karma
[13:22] <MaindotC> bazhang you're an expert ?
[13:23] <bazhang> MaindotC, it's a bot.
[13:23] <MaindotC> bazhang: are you an expert ? Are you ?
[13:23] <pangolin> as a matter of fact he is
[13:23] <monohedron_> it is
[13:23] <bazhang> ouch
[13:23] <pangolin> if the FloodBot output is annoying you feel free to /ignore them
[13:23] <nancy-->  if i need to setup my domains with my vps. what things do i need to setup?
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> Therion87  you mean this?
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> MaindotC  a bot is (ro)bot, a program
[13:25] <MaindotC> pangolin: [09:24] == IGNORE Unknown command
[13:25] <pangolin> MaindotC, what irc client are you using?
[13:25] <MaindotC> pangolin: I don't believe that's any of your business
[13:26] <pangolin> MaindotC, I can't tell you the proper way of ignoring a user if you don't want to tell me what client you are using
[13:26] <bazhang> MaindotC, well if you wish help with ignore, that would be useful info
[13:26] <pangolin>  VERSION qwebirc
[13:26] <MonkeyDust> MaindotC  if you're using irssi, you can /ignore joins parts quits modes nicks -- not sure if it works for other irc clients
[13:27] <MaindotC> pangolin: I don't know who you are or what information you are trying to steal from me and I urge you to have the same attitude toward others on the "internet"
[13:27] <MaindotC> trust NO ONE
[13:27] <riderplus> apple_cat: crap, i can see the mixer and change the volume, but the volume doesn't change :D
[13:27] <riderplus> this is never-ending. i should take a break
[13:27] <greg> HI ALL
[13:27] <pangolin> MaindotC, that attitude makes it very hard for anyone to help you
[13:27] <apple_cat> riderplus: oh no... Maybe passing options to padsp too could help
[13:27] <pangolin> good luck.
[13:28] <bazhang> MaindotC, ask in #freenode how to use ignore with that client
[13:28] <riderplus> apple_cat: yeah it's playground. i should try some other options before posting the thread
[13:29] <Therion87> Not really what I as talking about MonkeyDust
[13:29] <nancy-->  if i need to setup my domains with my vps. what things do i need to setup?
[13:29] <apple_cat> riderplus: Just as a side note there are a few other command line players, in particular xmms which has some pretty fancy remote control capabilities (like using a phone or another device)
[13:29] <pangolin> nancy--, ask your vps provider
[13:30] <nancy--> they dont support
[13:30] <nancy--> pangolin,  this is a linux question.
[13:30] <bazhang> apple_cat, xmms2 perhaps you mean
[13:30] <riderplus> apple_cat: i know, cmus also. just want to solve this issue :)
[13:30] <apple_cat> bazhang: I do indeed
[13:31] <Giles> hello, suppose I want to blacklist a usb device by name or id.....how can I do that?
[13:31] <vanitas> how can i get oblivion to run with wine? i followed all the instructions on the ubuntu forums post, but i get a crash. can someone help me?
[13:31] <mirak> hi
[13:31] <bazhang> !blacklist | Giles
[13:31] <bazhang> vanitas, what does the appdb show
[13:31] <apple_cat> vanitas: are you using winetricks?
[13:31] <bazhang> vanitas, #winehq for particular apps help
[13:32] <mirak> is there a way to run the ubuntu alternate installer from a running distribution ?
[13:32] <bazhang> !appdb | vanitas
[13:32] <vanitas> bazhanag, it doesn't show much.
[13:32] <mirak> debootstrap lacks the graphical and step by step process
[13:32] <bazhang> mirak, you mean to a usb key?
[13:33] <Giles> bazhang: The problem is that I think the module controls two devices, the "DualPoint Stick" and the "Touchpad", I don't want to disable the TouchPad just the stick, so I think I need to do it via device name
[13:33] <mirak> bazhang, what ? no
[13:34] <bazhang> mirak, then more details please
[13:35] <nancy-->  i have a .com domain. and a vps. how to host my site?
[13:35] <mirak> bazhang, I have a multi boot, and i want to install ubuntu on another partition. THat's lvm partition on mdam raid
[13:36] <mirak> bazhang, deboostrap is part of what I need of course, but deboostrap doesn't automatically creates fstab, doesn't install kernel, it needs to chroot etcetera.
[13:36] <MestreLion> I'm using Maverick 10.10. Is there any real issue if I install devscripts package from Precise?
[13:36] <Shojo>  /msg NickServ identify 0tr-\//\t/\
[13:36] <mirak> bazhang, I want to have the same facilities than an alternate iso installer, but from within a running ubuntu.
[13:36] <Shojo> no way
[13:36] <pangolin> Shojo, change your pass :)
[13:37] <bazhang> Shojo, wrong window to do that
[13:37] <Shojo> i have no server window
[13:37] <Shojo> grr
[13:37] <bazhang> MestreLion, dont mix packages between versions
[13:38] <MestreLion> bazhang: but I need the "backportpackage" script from ubuntu-dev-tools
[13:38] <Shojo> i hate myself so much
[13:38] <MestreLion> but that script only exists in Natty
[13:38] <apple_cat> Giles: Blacklist is for modules not devices, is it possible to disable the device in bios?
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> MestreLion  10.10 will be End Of Life as of next month, better upgrade
[13:38] <bazhang> MestreLion, what do you need it to accomplish
[13:38] <pangolin> Shojo, it happens to us all, change the password and move on :)
[13:40] <mirak> bazhang, what i want is the step by step installer that is provided on the alternate cd, and be able to run it inside a running ubuntu. I wonder why it was never made
[13:40] <MestreLion> bazhang: I need a way to backport some packages, I want to do that in a safe, proper way
[13:40] <mirak> bazhang, i will maybe just run an iso from grub
[13:40] <MestreLion> And of course I would do that only for a carefully selected packages that have no dependent packaages
[13:41] <bazhang> MestreLion, a ppa perhaps
[13:41] <MestreLion> bazhang: I wish all apps had a ppa
[13:41] <oky> a
[13:41] <MestreLion> only a few have
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> MestreLion  or an idea for Ubuntu Brainstorm?
[13:42] <MestreLion> which idea MonkeyDust ?
[13:42] <Shojo> pangolin: don't hit a person when they're down
[13:42] <pangolin> Shojo, nobody is hitting you
[13:42] <Shojo> CTCP...
[13:43] <MestreLion> MonkeyDust: I'm not sure how Ubuntu Brainstorm would fit my issue
[13:43] <MonkeyDust> MestreLion  the thing you're wondering about why it was never made, submit your idea here (actually this is off-topic) http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
[13:43] <Shojo> pangolin: don't CTCP a person when they're down, ok?
[13:43] <pangolin> Shojo, if you go into your Network List you can set your nickserv password in the "server password" field and it will auto identify for you.
[13:43] <bazhang> MonkeyDust, suggesting brainstorm is a ok , there is a factoid for it
[13:43] <pangolin> Shojo, ctcp version is harmless
[13:44] <Shojo> so is pulling ur pants down :)
[13:44] <bazhang> Shojo, lets move on
[13:45] <joe_china> anyone here using acer D270?
[13:45] <joe_china> [red]
[13:45] <MestreLion> bazhang: if a given app has a PPA, I use it... but not of them have... so I was thinking about making my own PPA for backports... but that's a very time-consuming workflow... and I would be reinventing the wheel, since there is already a scrip to aid that
[13:45] <pangolin> Shojo, forgive me for trying to help you and save you the embarrassment of having to reset your nickserv password every few hours.
[13:46] <bazhang> joe_china, whats the issue
[13:46] <joe_china> bazhang: the graphical performance is awful on UBUNTU 11.10
[13:46] <Damionas> im having an issue can someone help me
[13:47] <MestreLion> MonkeyDust: I have no idea what are you talking about "wondering about why it was never made"...
[13:47] <bazhang> Damionas, ask the channel
[13:47] <bazhang> joe_china, what video card, what drivers, how installed
[13:47] <Therion87> MestreLion, there is a script for bkacports?
[13:47] <MonkeyDust> MestreLion  my mistake, wrong nick,  it was mirak who said that
[13:47] <Damionas> im trying to install ubuntu 11.10 and during the install the graphis goes all wonky or blocky
[13:48] <joe_china> bazhang: all are default setting, i installed ubuntu 11.10 dirrectly.. did not do any config..
[13:48] <mrfunk> anyone knows how to open specific ports in ubuntu?
[13:48] <MestreLion> Therion87: there is... called "backportpackage" in "ubuntu-dev-scripts" package
[13:48] <Damionas> how can i fix this issue
[13:48] <bazhang> joe_china, and what video card>what drivers, how were they installed
[13:48] <llutz> mrfunk: theres nothing blocking ports by default so just start a service listening and the "port wil be open"
[13:48] <joe_china> bazhang: let me check..
[13:48] <Therion87> That's for creating your own backports?
[13:49] <mrfunk> llutz: i know thats how it should be working, but im running this game under wine and i cannot host any games because nobody can join
[13:49] <Damionas> ati radeon 6790 and i cant even get to that point i get the first screen as a keyboard and after that my screen just wont show nothin
[13:49] <MestreLion> yes Therion87 ... and I would like to know the caveats of it
[13:49] <llutz> mrfunk: so why don't you ask your real question then?
[13:49] <Therion87> Me too
[13:50] <Therion87> Damionas are you booting in compatiability mode?
[13:50] <Damionas> i dont know how
[13:50] <Therion87> Or hit F12 during boot and use the nomodeset option
[13:50] <mrfunk> llutz: haha im so sorry man, how do you open ports under wine
[13:50] <Therion87> See if that helps
[13:50] <MestreLion> the ironic thing is... the script itself was not backported to neither Lucid nor Maverick
[13:51] <Damionas> what will F12 do for me
[13:51] <Therion87> F12 bring you to alternive boot options I believe
[13:52] <Therion87> I think it's F12
[13:52] <mrfunk> llutz: i thought nobody would answer me because wine runs inside ubuntu or something, you are right i should have asked the right question in the first place
[13:52] <rebecca> Hello
[13:52] <Hytredgh> Hello
[13:52] <rebecca> Hello?
[13:52] <MestreLion> mrfunk: this is not a wine or ubuntu issue
[13:52] <rebecca> OK
[13:52] <ludwig__> hello
[13:53] <MestreLion> mrfunk: ports are opened in your router
[13:53] <ludwig__> come out, let's talking
[13:53] <mirak> MonkeyDust, someguy suggested to run debian installer
[13:53] <mrfunk> MestreLion: i dont have a router, i have a modem
[13:53] <mirak> MonkeyDust, but I don't remember having succes with it
[13:53] <MestreLion> mrfunk: are you using any firewall?
[13:53] <mrfunk> MestreLion: i used to have a router then i changed to a modem because of this, i used to be able to host games with this same modem
[13:53] <mrfunk> MestreLion: not that i know of
[13:54] <rebecca> Can Ubuntu get viruses? If so, what code do I type on Terminal to solve this problem? It keeps bluescreening me; Ubuntu seems to have crashed after I updated it to ver. 11.10
[13:54] <MonkeyDust> mirak  ubuntu != debian
[13:54] <dlentz> rebecca, bluescreen?
[13:54] <bazhang> MonkeyDust, the alternate cd is called the debian-installer
[13:54] <rebecca> yes,
[13:54] <MonkeyDust> rebecca  wubi?
[13:54] <rebecca> pardon
[13:54] <MonkeyDust> ok so no
[13:55] <MestreLion> mrfunk: google for "Shields Up" website... there you can find if your ports are opened, closed of stealth
[13:55] <radu> hi can anyone tell me hos to get rid of this error i get at boot
[13:55] <rebecca> the whole screen turns black, then blue, then it shows error reports and occasionaly shuts off
[13:55] <radu> udevd[863]: failed to execute '/usr/share/apport/apport-gpu-error-intel.py' '/usr/share/apport/apport-gpu-error-intel.py': No such file or directory
[13:55] <MonkeyDust> rebecca  i'm asking, because blue screen is a windows thing and wubi is ubuntu inside windows
[13:55] <radu> it appears i don't have that file
[13:55] <mirak> MonkeyDust, ubuntu uses debian installer
[13:55] <rebecca> ok, sorry thats the term i use, ok, wubi..
[13:56] <mrfunk> should i type specifically the ports used by this game?
[13:56] <joe_china> bazhang: joe@joe-AOD270:~$ lspci|grep VGA
[13:56] <joe_china> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Cedarview Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
[13:56] <rebecca> so... it keeps "wubi"-ing me then?
[13:56] <MonkeyDust> rebecca  no, forget wubi ;)
[13:56] <rebecca> oh ok!
[13:57] <MestreLion> mrfunk: run a "all ports" test just to see if you're firewalled or not
[13:57] <joe_china> integrated video chip in CPU N2600
[13:57] <radu> anyone?
[13:57] <rebecca> but how do i fix this with terminal? i can't run EdUbuntu because it wont run properly! Recovery mode doesn't help :(
[13:57] <joe_china> bazhang: joe@joe-AOD270:~$ lspci|grep VGA
[13:57] <joe_china> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Cedarview Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09), it should be integrated video chip in cpu  N2600
[13:58] <rebecca> windows SUCKS
[13:58] <bazhang> joe_china, and what version of drivers did you install, if any, from additional drivers
[13:58] <MestreLion> rebecca: are you running Ubuntu inside windows?
[13:58] <mrfunk> MestreLion: what does it mean when they are stealth?
[13:58] <dlentz> joe_china, iirc cedarview = poulsbo
[13:58] <dlentz> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsPoulsbo
[13:59] <dlentz> you have my deepest sympathies
[13:59] <Therion87> Did you run a memtest rebecca
[13:59] <MestreLion> mrfunk: if all (or most) of your ports < 1050 are stealth, it means you are firewalled
[13:59] <joe_china> dlentz: thx, im upto check
[13:59] <rebecca> ubuntu and windows are on the same hard drive for me, i can just switch between both, is it possible for ubuntu to pick up a virus from windows
[13:59] <rebecca> yes, i ran memtest
[13:59] <Therion87> Ubuntu shouldn't get a vitrus from Windows
[13:59] <MestreLion> no rebecca, Ubuntu is immune to viruses at all
[13:59] <Therion87> It's possible you might have a rootkit but I doubt it
[13:59] <MestreLion> specially windows ones
[14:00] <ironhalik> anyone using dropbear? How can I kill idle connections without killing the daemon? Or make the daemon autorestart when killed?
[14:00] <Therion87> There are Linux viruses vary rare tho
[14:00] <mrfunk> MestreLion: how can i find out which firewall is causing this?
[14:00] <rebecca> thats what i thought, but how come it won't run properly? the only way i can run ubuntu is through low graphics mode
[14:00] <MonkeyDust> rebecca  a windows virus won't work on ubuntu, but the question is: how did you install ubuntu? inside windows, or using a live cd?
[14:00] <MestreLion> mrfunk: maybe you have ufw installed... how would I know? :P
[14:00] <Therion87> If you are wary tho download system rescure and boot to it run freshclam in the terminal
[14:00] <Therion87> the clamscan /*
[14:01] <rebecca> oh, i am not sure, I got this laptop from a friend of mine and he had pre-installed the software
[14:01] <Therion87> Arefter you have mount the partutions of cource
[14:01] <Therion87> course
[14:01] <apple_cat> rebecca: If you can pastebin the error messages that appear when your computer crashes it would help a lot -- An error message can be invaluable when fixing problems
[14:02] <rebecca> paste in terminal, you mean?
[14:02] <apple_cat> !pastebin
[14:02] <Aster> Hi, I have a webserver, and there's a directory I would like to open for Apache/PHP to write to. What do I type in? I know it's chmod or something, but what's the actual command, with params?
[14:03] <mrfunk> MestreLion: okay this is weird i just disabled the ufw and now they are all closed except two of them
[14:03] <rebecca> this is from my friend, not me... lol we are two 11 year old geniuses
[14:03] <MestreLion> Aster: what is the actual directory? try "man chmod" and "man chown"
[14:03] <rebecca> yes we are young
[14:04] <rebecca> ok... back
[14:04] <MestreLion> good mrfunk ... so you had a firewall and it was active...
[14:04] <rebecca> so... i pastebin commands, and then what?
[14:04] <Lynd> Aster: chmod 755
[14:04] <Zaitzev> I want to search a file in /usr/share/dict and filter out words that are longer than, say, 5 letters. how can I do this?
[14:04] <Lynd> 7 = 111, 5 = 101
[14:04] <Aster> MestreLion, /var/www/ What's the full command I use?
[14:04] <radu> can anyone pastebin me the contents of this file /usr/share/apport/apport-gpu-error-intel.py'
[14:04] <Lynd> first is your access, 2nd is the group access and 3rd number is the world access
[14:04] <radu> mine seems to be missing
[14:05] <rebecca> ok... bye thanks for the help! :)
[14:05] <Lynd> Execute, write, read
[14:05] <rebecca> from
[14:05] <Aster> Lynd, what do I actually type? like, quote in quote, for this directory: /var/www/ ?
[14:05] <MestreLion> rebecca: true geniuses would not have problemns installing Ubuntu... it is as simple as booting a live CD and clicking "Forward" a few times, answering a few basic questions
[14:05] <Aster> chmod scares me shitless.
[14:05] <Lynd> just check the manual for chmod?
[14:05] <rebecca> i know... i did not write that!
[14:05] <Lynd> man chmod
[14:06] <mrfunk> MestreLion: yea, im sorry i thought i had disabled it before, although it doesnt work yet, sames as before
[14:06] <Lynd> it either chmod # dir
[14:06] <rebecca> it was my friend and this is the friend backing her up so do not blame rebecca
[14:06] <Lynd> or chmod dir #
[14:06] <rebecca> BYE
[14:06] <Damionas> well that didnt work here is what i am trying to do i am tring to setup a dual boot system with win 7 and ubuntu linux but i for some reason i cant do the install using a gui
[14:06] <Lynd> im bad with unix, but i know what chmod and it value mean
[14:07] <MonkeyDust> radu http://paste.ubuntu.com/889188/
[14:07] <MestreLion> mrfunk: stealth means your firewall was "cloaking" them... now they are closed because no software is actually using/opening those ports... open your game and test the port it uses... it should be Open
[14:07] <Damionas> i dont know if my ati radeon 6790 is the problem or what
[14:07] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, grep -w ".\{5\}" file
[14:08] <Huffameg> hello. i have a problem booting my system. i tried to use my windows partition and everything went black. now i only get the "error: no such partition" and "grub rescue>" message. but when looking into the problem online i can get a grasp on the problem, and the suggested recipes are not working. i can't even get into the boot-menu.. someone who can help?
[14:08] <radu> MonkeyDust thanks a lot!
[14:08] <mrfunk> MestreLion: i just did, nobody could join the game i hosted, this is driving me crazy it used to work perfectly
[14:08] <MestreLion> Aster: /var/www is the root of your website... it is not advisable to allow writing there
[14:08] <apple_cat> Aster: there are many ways to do this but probably the easiest would be to use a command called grep, which uses regular expressions to only show certain lines which match a pattern
[14:08] <nancy-->  i have a .com domain. and a vps. how to host my site?
[14:08] <Aster> MestreLion, the dir is /var/www/qdb
[14:09] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: That didn't quite work tho
[14:09] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: or, it worked, but it apparently ignores special characters like æøå and include them in the results
[14:10] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, well année is a 5 letter word, which you want no?
[14:10] <Zaitzev> what?
[14:10] <MestreLion> Aster: you could use chmod g+w /var/www/qdb  ... but, seriously, if you are afraid of reading man chmod, or are scared to use that command, you should not administer websites anyway
[14:10] <mrfunk> MestreLion: okay okay, it worked now, thank you very much for helping me out man, im sorry for this stupid mistake, have a very nice day :)
[14:11] <MestreLion> mrfunk: I'm glad it worked, but... it's not over yet
[14:11] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, æøåé@ is a 5 letter word so it is normal it appears in the search...
[14:11] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: the dict-file I'm searching through is Norwegian, and has a ton of words with æ, ø or å in it, and when I did the grep, words longer than 5 chars are included.
[14:11] <MestreLion> man, the guy quits leaving his firewall completely disabled
[14:12] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, no luck for you then...
[14:12] <Titomen> i need some help...i have a system with boot on software raid 1...i need to replace a hard drive and even though i installed gurb on that partition...when i check is not install
[14:12] <radu> MonkeyDust should i chmod +x after saving?
[14:13] <Aster> Thanks guys!
[14:13] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: It did reduce the list a whole lot so I guess I'll have to live with that. Thanks anyway :)
[14:13] <Titomen> how can i delete that and copy from the mirror..ie form sdb to sda
[14:13] <MonkeyDust> radu  i'm not familiar with it, can't help :(
[14:14] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, saying that cause it's working ok with me..
[14:14] <MestreLion> Titomen: what?
[14:14] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: I'm sure it works with non-scandinavian characters n stuff.
[14:14] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, oh ok i got it. what works is the visual
[14:15] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, you will have to look for an awk command in fact
[14:15] <Zaitzev> hum
[14:17] <Titomen> MestreLion: i am missing in my raid 1 grub on sda1..how can i copy it from sdb1
[14:18] <MestreLion> sda1 and sdb1 are partitions, not hard drives
[14:18] <MestreLion> and grub is installed on hard drives, not partitions
[14:19] <Titomen> i have it on raid....it is missing on one of them on sda1
[14:21] <Titomen> anybody can help with software raid
[14:21] <ackbahr> Hi!
[14:22] <The_BROS> How to minimize to tray new version of Thunderbird?
[14:23] <MestreLion> Titomen: see if this can help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/27155
[14:23] <MestreLion> Titomen: see the part of "restoring grub"
[14:24] <ackbahr> I've got this horrible feeling like my computer is ignoring my settings : startup-manager can't set Windows as default OS in Grub2 (for my wife);another hint is that  I installed gnome3 and it won't remember I want that rather than Unity. Could someone help?
[14:24] <MestreLion> ackbahr: what release?
[14:25] <Mikey^> ackbahr: for gnome3, you could create a file .xinitrc and have exec gnome-session inside it
[14:25] <ackbahr> Good question, sorry... 11.10
[14:25] <dxsoulmig> Can anyone offer me help in installing ATI drivers, feel like i`m missing something
[14:25] <ackbahr> Mikey^: I'll try that.
[14:25]  * Defusal dies
[14:26] <MestreLion> ackbahr: for grub, check (or add) the following lines:
[14:26] <MestreLion> GRUB_DEFAULT=saved
[14:26] <dxsoulmig> anyone?
[14:26] <MestreLion> GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true
[14:26] <MestreLion> ackbahr: in /etc/default/grub
[14:27] <Rotham> hey... how can I change the default text editor from gedit to something else?
[14:27] <MestreLion> ackbahr: this will allow grub to remember the last used OS, and use that as default
[14:27] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Just like that? I had always read stuff about Grub2 needing to create its own setup file itself....
[14:28] <MestreLion> ackbahr: it does... you need to run sudo update-grub after editing /etc/default/grub
[14:28] <gfc> need
[14:28] <mneptok> Rotham: right-click types of files, choose Properties, select a default app to open such file types.
[14:29] <bazhang> gfc need what
[14:29] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Well thanks, I was always very comfortable with Grub1 but Grub2 was bad news for me! So I'll try that and be back again if it doesn't work...
[14:29] <MestreLion> ackbahr: update-grub reads the settings in /etc/default/grub (and other files) to create its own "setup file" (which is /boot/grub/grub.cfg, which you should NOT edit manually)
[14:29] <mneptok> bazhang: more words to form a complete sentence?
[14:29] <mr> hello?
[14:29] <bazhang> mneptok, heh yep
[14:29] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, grep -w ".\{5\}" test | sed 's/ /\n/g' | grep -w ".\{5\}" > test.log
[14:29] <dxsoulmig> anyone fancy walking me through ATI driver setup??
[14:30] <mr> i having some audio trouble can anyone help???
[14:30] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: can't help. i use the Free "radeon" drivers for my AMD grfx
[14:30] <Mikey^> dxsoulmig: did you check the wiki?
[14:30] <dxsoulmig> yeh, i dont seem to have drivers setup
[14:30] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, print lines with 5 char words | put one word per line | print lines with 5 char and put the result in log
[14:31] <gfc> setting
[14:31] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: why do you think you need the proprietary AMD drivers instead of the Free ones?
[14:31] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: does System > Additional Drivers list any proprietary driver?
[14:31] <MonkeyDust> mr  what kind of audio trouble?
[14:31] <dxsoulmig> none in additional drivers
[14:32] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: It still includes words longer than 5 characters if the word has æ,ø or å in it though
[14:32] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Thanks for that last comment, I just barely noticed it on my way out... So I got it right about grub.cfg not to be edited! :) Thank you again.
[14:32] <dxsoulmig> i think im using the open source ones
[14:32] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: none? Are you sure you're using an ATI card? :P
[14:32] <dxsoulmig> 100%
[14:32] <thauriswulfa> HELP: I can't login to my ubuntu desktop a terminal comes up as I login. What should I do?
[14:32] <dxsoulmig> ATI 1200
[14:32] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: the result looks quite the same as your previous command
[14:32] <MestreLion> ackbahr: don't leave as soon as you "think" you have a complete answer
[14:32] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: pastebin the output of "lsmod | grep adeon"
[14:33] <MestreLion> ackbahr: stick around while you try things out...
[14:33] <Mikey^> dxsoulmig: sudo lspci  | grep video
[14:33] <monohedron_> thauriswulfa, press ctrl+alt+F7
[14:33] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, can you paste  some lines of the file you are working with?  (pastebin.com)
[14:33] <wahid> Hi any Body
[14:34] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Well, sticking around when the manipulation needs rebooting is kind of hard...
[14:34] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, Hello.
[14:34] <wahid> I have a problem for mounting CDrom on Ubuntu 11.10
[14:34] <thauriswulfa> monohedron_ : no thats not working
[14:34] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, I can help
[14:34] <wahid> Google results coul not help me
[14:34] <dxsoulmig> nothing bro
[14:34] <MestreLion> ackbahr: grub1 was simple to edit... but the wonderful thing about grub2 is that... you don't NEED to edit! :D you can install as many OSes you want, Ubuntu, Fedora, Windows, Debian, and then run sudo update-grub and it scan all your had drives and automatically create a list of all your installed OSses
[14:34] <monohedron_> thauriswulfa, what do you get when you press it and have you logged into the terminal ?
[14:34] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, Have you tried mounting via nautilus?
[14:35] <gfc> PRIVMSG
[14:35] <thauriswulfa> monohedron_ : same result
[14:35] <wahid> Kernel_Pani: yes, but I do not see it!
[14:35] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: ATI 1200 ??
[14:35] <Mikey^> thauriswulfa: try startx after logging in on the commandline
[14:35] <dxsoulmig> ATI x1200
[14:36] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, It should be under the "Devices" Pane. If not, it might be named as something else
[14:36] <MestreLion> man, what card is that?
[14:36] <gfc> using
[14:36] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: http://pastebin.com/cK6Y3VRT
[14:36] <dxsoulmig> a fairly aged one.. although works pretty well
[14:36] <dxsoulmig> im sure the prop drivers should work better,
[14:37] <ackbahr> MestreLion: True; what annoys me is the need to reconfigure it everytime there's a new kernel version! Although it was the same for grub1, but in an easier way.
[14:37] <anonymous> hello
[14:37] <anonymous_> s
[14:37] <dxsoulmig> internet streaming seems sluggish on the video
[14:37] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you don't need to reconfigure it
[14:37] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, Do not any thing about cd rom under device!
[14:37] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, what is the command you issue? it works ok here
[14:37] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, they are my NTFS partitions
[14:37] <Zaitzev> I copy and paste what you wrote
[14:37] <llutz> ackbahr: just create a 41_custom one with the entries you need, and you won't have to worry about new kernels etc.
[14:37] <Guest33845> cyka
[14:37] <MestreLion> ackbahr: kernel updates aready run update-grub for you
[14:38] <anonymous_> bad boy
[14:38] <Zaitzev> swapping "test" with the dict-filename
[14:38] <ackbahr> llutz: I'll look into it.
[14:38] <Guest33845> stupid boy...
[14:38] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, where can i find the dict file?
[14:38] <bazhang> anonymous_, ubuntu support question?
[14:38] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, You're trying to mount a CD ROM correct?
[14:38] <Mikey^> wahid: does the cd work on another computer?
[14:38] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: I'm not sure if current ATI drivers works for that card
[14:38] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, are you using ubuntu? bash?
[14:38] <Zaitzev> yes
[14:39] <thauriswulfa> Mikey^ : it shows some fatal error entering startx, how do I stop and restart it?
[14:39] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: I mean... I'm not sure if there *are* any proprietary linux drivers for that car
[14:39] <Mikey^> thauriswulfa: Ctrl + c
[14:39] <thauriswulfa> Mikey^: no the X server
[14:39] <dxsoulmig> well it says to install the 9.3 version on the AMD site
[14:40] <dxsoulmig> d/l it and intalled but nothing happened
[14:40] <ackbahr> MestreLion: What I meant was in my particular situation, where I don't want Ubuntu with the last kernel to default (which would be normal, I agree...)
[14:40] <dxsoulmig> im not really sure what im using here
[14:40] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, http://pastebin.com/KD19Xybj
[14:40] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, i test other disk, That mount correctly automatic!
[14:40] <antonygray> d
[14:41] <dxsoulmig> 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]
[14:41] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, But this disk do not mount ! i burn that some minute ago!
[14:41] <Mikey^> thauriswulfa: ctrl  + alt +F1
[14:41] <MestreLion> ackbahr: so remove GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true, and change GRUB_DEFAULT=saved to GRUB_DEFAULT=X , where X is the # of the windows entry
[14:41] <Mikey^> thauriswulfa: and then type reboot
[14:41] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: it doesn't here :p
[14:41] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, What did program did you use to burn it?
[14:42] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: pastebin the output of "lsmod | grep adeon" (second attempt here)
[14:42] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, tough luck.
[14:42] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, Brasero1
[14:43] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: it might have to with the keyboard layout or something as well?
[14:43] <Zaitzev> idk.
[14:43] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, Brasero!
[14:43] <ackbahr> MestreLion: And that's the problem : whenever a new kernel is edited, it's going to shift the list by 2 steps and my wife's going to go into cardiac arrest when she sees MemTest+....
[14:43] <MestreLion> ackbahr: kernel updates do not change the default either... they only add a new entry to the list... but it doesn't touch your /etc/default/grub
[14:43] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, no bash command is a bash command. it does'nt care the layout of the keyboard
[14:43] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: no output bro
[14:43] <Da3m0n2> hello, I have an VPS with ubuntu server and 2 IPs.. now how can I use the other IP and lunch 2 eggs for example with the 2 ips ?
[14:44] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, Hmm. What did you burn? The filesystem you burnt might not support mounting.
[14:44] <llutz> Zaitzev: check "locale"
[14:44] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: pretty fresh when it comes to linux.
[14:44] <MestreLion> ackbahr: only in Lucid and Maverick... on Natty onwards older kernels are always in the "previous kernels" sublist
[14:44] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: is the machine not displaying video correctly?
[14:44] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, OK, I burn with other program and test it!
[14:44] <wahid> Kernel_Panic, Thank you! ;)
[14:45] <Kernel_Panic> wahid, I don't believe NFTS can be mounted from a CD ROM from my experience.
[14:45] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: http://i.imgur.com/Nr1kp.jpg
[14:45] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Well, I must have something faulty because the first kernel upgrade that happened reset the default to Ubuntu (when I had changed it to Windows with startup-manager) and ever since it's been ignoring my attemps to change it (but again with startup.manager; I'll try it manually to see what happens).
[14:46] <MestreLion> ackbahr:
[14:46] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: i feel the video on stream is sluggish, was never like that, im thinking whether the prop drivers might be better, but seems ok. 3d works ok, compiz etc
[14:46] <mneptok> ackbahr: you know what they say about editing GRUB config files manually ... "IT'S A TRAP!"
[14:46] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you may use the menu title instead of #
[14:46] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: why wouldnt the prop drivers be better?
[14:46] <MestreLion> mneptok: he is not editing not grub.cfg...
[14:47] <ackbahr> mneptok: I meant manually as opposed to using startup-manager.
[14:47] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, what's your shell?  env | grep -i shell
[14:47] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, and what's your locale as llutz suggested?
[14:47] <Zaitzev> SHELL=/bin/bash
[14:47] <MestreLion> ackbahr:  and you should avoid using startup-manager... it is meant for grub1, not grub2.. it's support of gub2 is really buggy
[14:48] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: well, for one proprietary software makes you depenedent upon a singkle vendor for fixes. also, on my AMD E-350 APU ThinkPad, the proprietary AMD drivers render the machine unbootable.
[14:48] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: and en_US.UTF-8
[14:48] <ackbahr> MestreLion: But 10.04 already used Grub2, didn't it?
[14:48] <dxsoulmig> mneptok:hmmm
[14:48] <MestreLion> yes, it was the first
[14:48] <dxsoulmig> mneptok:how do i know what drivers im using?
[14:49] <bluefrog> Zaitzev, am at a loss to explain then.
[14:49] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: and if its all working ??
[14:49] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: stop saying that the proprietary drivers are the "proper" ones...
[14:49] <Onkeltem> Any ideas why Ctrl-C doesn't work in terminal at all?
[14:49] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: that's certainly not true for everyone. many people use the AMD proprietary drivers. but i don't. and if your machine is mostly working, why take the chance of breaking something for a few extra FPS?
[14:49] <llutz> Zaitzev: try "LANG=no_NO.utf8  yourcommand"
[14:49] <Zaitzev> bluefrog: it's weird that's what :P
[14:49] <ackbahr> MestreLion: I'm nearly sure I used it successfully then.... Well, so I'm going to stay clear of it from now on...
[14:49] <Zaitzev> llutz: what, why?
[14:49] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: you have an ancient card that is not supported by the proprietary drivers
[14:49] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: look through the full output of "lsmod"
[14:50] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: i didnt say that bro
[14:50] <MestreLion> ackbahr: it works only for very basic stuff... but since grub2 is different than grub1, most of it's features will be simply ignored
[14:50] <llutz> Zaitzev: locales affecting valid characters in regexp words etc.
[14:50] <bluefrog> llutz, problem with that is that all  unicode charecter (i mean strange char) are not in the list now
[14:51] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: what is the command line>
[14:51] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: "lsmod"
[14:51] <Zaitzev> llutz: yeah, but I think you're thinking about it the wrong way
[14:51] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: and what should i bee looking for?
[14:51] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: look for anything relating to video that will tell you what driver you are using.
[14:52] <MestreLion> ackbahr: what are you using? Lucid, Maverick... ?
[14:52] <MestreLion> ackbahr: because from Natty onwards, new kernels will not make grub's list shift
[14:52] <ackbahr> MestreLion: And as for the number of OSs, which should I use? With the sublist collapsed or not? If yes, where can I find the list actually displayed by Grub? - 11.10
[14:52] <Onkeltem> Any ideas why Ctrl-C doesn't work in terminal at all?
[14:53] <dxsoulmig> mneotok: uvcvideo               67271  0
[14:53] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  there's the command setxkbmap, e.g. setxkbmap us => replace 'us' by the code for Norway
[14:53] <Aster> You need to highlight the text with your mouse and right-click "copy" :P
[14:53] <Aster> ^Was for Onkeltem
[14:53] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: videodev               85626  1 uvcvideo
[14:53] <ackbahr> MestreLion: I noticed that too... Plus a spaecy-planet background (that I don't really like, BTW)
[14:53] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: "video" is in that line, but it's misleading. that's not the video driver. keep looking.
[14:53] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you can change the background in the same file
[14:54] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Ok....
[14:54] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you can also use the menu title instead of it's number
[14:54] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: also, the X1200 is a very old chip. you're not going to get great performance no matter what driver you use.
[14:54] <ackbahr> MestreLion: That's nice to know!
[14:54] <Onkeltem> Aster: thanks, but Ctrl-C is for sending signals
[14:55] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: video                  18908  0       ati_agp                13242  0
[14:55] <MestreLion> ackbahr:  the actual list that update-grub generates after its OS scan is.... /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[14:55] <Aster> Onkeltem, Oh :P I'm a derp.
[14:55] <MestreLion> the one you should not edit (because it is auto-generated and overwritten whenever you run update-grub)
[14:55] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: thats all i reckon unless i private you the whole thing, i get its old, but under windows it worked no probs, just trying to get the same results
[14:56] <MestreLion> ackbahr: but it is perfectly fine for you to look at, and see  what the actual list grub will use look like
[14:56] <ackbahr> MestreLion: I think I got that one... :) But again, counting stuff in the submenu or not?
[14:56] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you don't need to count.. use the title instead of number :)
[14:57] <MestreLion> ackbahr: try man grub-set-default
[14:57] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: well, you can give up on the proprietary drivers, as that chipset (X1xxx) is not supported by AMD any more.
[14:58] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Not very explicit.... I'll try copying the name from /boot/grub/brub.cfg (with quotes) and use it in /etc/default/grub.
[14:58] <MestreLion> mneptok: something I tried to tell him about 10 minutes ago
[14:59] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: i figured as much, but what drivers am i using then..
[14:59] <MestreLion> ackbahr: it should work
[14:59] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: the drivers included for that chipset in the Linux kernel.
[14:59] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: you are using the radeon, free drivers, which DO support your card
[14:59] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: My problem isn't getting non-norwegian results, which I do. The problem is that when I do the command, it returns words longer than 5 characters if that longer words contain an æ,ø or å (Norwegian letters).
[15:00] <iLogical> I can't find a setting to set up network manager to auto connect to my wireless connection
[15:00] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Well, a guy in #bash already shouted at me for lack of quotation marks, so I try being prudent now!
[15:00] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: effectively ignoring the filtering if it contains either of those 3 letters.
[15:00] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: you could write AMD and ask them to provide a proprietary driver for your card, since they don't provide one but the Linux Kernel does
[15:00] <MestreLion> ackbahr: that is for expanding variables, not for config files
[15:01] <Therion87> AMD makes FLGRX for STI card
[15:01] <iLogical> how to make network manager auto connect to a network at startup?
[15:01] <Therion87> ATI
[15:01] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: MestreLion: yeh i know, but i can use FLGRX
[15:01] <MestreLion> Therion87: but not for ATI 1200 series
[15:01] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Seeing the syntax in /etc/default/grub, it's probably going to be happy too.
[15:01]  * mneptok whispers F-G-L-R-X
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> iLogical  it's the normal behaviour - what goes wrong? is it wifi?
[15:02] <MestreLion> ackbahr: sure, that file is sourced by grub
[15:02] <nancy-->  i have set it up. virtual host is set and A record is set too. but the domain is not opening the index.htm on my vps. why is that?
[15:02] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: yes i can for it.. apparently.. ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run
[15:02] <iLogical> MonkeyDust, it's regular router wireless
[15:02] <jadoe> i there a decent file manager besides dolphin with miller columns?
[15:03] <iLogical> I did use ubuntu before and it did connect automatic
[15:03] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: wow, 9-3 ? That's a 3-year old driver... you sure you want that?
[15:03] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: one last time. your X1200 chip IS NOT SUPPORTED by the AMD propietary driver. go ahead, install it. watch it render your system unbootable and unusable.
[15:03] <ackbahr> MestreLion: update-grub seems happy. I'm going to give it a try.
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> !wifi| iLogical have you read these help pages?
[15:03] <MestreLion> ackbahr: check the results in grub.cfg
[15:03] <iLogical> no, thanks
[15:03] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Ok
[15:03] <MestreLion> ackbahr: see if it lists the Windows entry as the default one
[15:03] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: that 3 year old driver ... does the Linux kernel at the 3 series still support the ABI necessary to make the driver function?
[15:04] <Therion87> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx I suppose that doesn't work with the new kernels?
[15:05] <dxsoulmig> mneptok: when i check what drivers im using in the graphics section it says none
[15:05] <ackbahr> MestreLion: it has " set default="Windows 7 (loader) (on /dev/sdc1)" " and I copy-pasted the name.... Should be OK then!
[15:05] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: come on man... a Radeon HD5400 costs like 30 bucks... do you want a donation?
[15:05] <MestreLion> ackbahr: yeah, it looks fine... try it out :D
[15:06] <mneptok> dxsoulmig: the dribver you are using is the best driver solution you are going to have. you have to live with it.
[15:06] <nfs1mw> g
[15:06] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: haha.. dude, its a "laptop".. its still going strong
[15:06] <ackbahr> MestreLion: When my 83Gb rsync job is done, though... :D
[15:06] <maloik> I'm having a problem installing a dualboot win7 (installed) and ubuntu environment... it screwed up the bootloader, and I cant seem to install grub because there's a raid0 on the system
[15:07] <maloik> does anyone know how I can make the raid0 accessible ?
[15:07] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: first time Linux, powered my way through loads of crap so far, but its all working ok, just thought the graph`s need some tweeking
[15:07] <maloik> or do I need to do this another way
[15:07] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: guess not
[15:07] <nfs1mw> my ubuntu oneric is unbootable. Anyone pls help. Now im on live cd
[15:07] <iLogical> MonkeyDust, I've found it :p
[15:08] <MonkeyDust> !yay| iLogical
[15:08] <MestreLion> ackbahr: meanwhile, you should find this entretaining: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[15:09] <angel282> Hello, mysql stopped working and while trying to use the next command: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart I am getting the next msg: Rather than invoking init scripts through /etc/init.d, use the service(8)
[15:09] <angel282> utility, e.g. service mysql restart
[15:09] <angel282> Since the script you are attempting to invoke has been converted to an
[15:09] <angel282> Upstart job, you may also use the stop(8) an... any idea?
[15:09] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: I understand... but unfortunately AMD does not provide Linux drivers for your particular card (at least that works with your particular kernel)
[15:10] <SnakesAndStuff> I'm running Ubuntu 11.10. I installed a series of updates yesterday and now my sound isn't working. I have a SoundBlaster Live! EMU10k1. When I look at lsmod it looks like my kernel modules aren't loading. Help please?
[15:10] <MestreLion> dxsoulmig: your options would be to either use the drivers provided by your current linux kernel, OR to install an ancient kernel that is compatible with the drivers provided by AMD
[15:10] <Kernel_Panic> SnakesAndStuff, Have you tried making sure Alsa and PulseAudio are correctly installed?
[15:10] <ackbahr> MestreLion: well, there I try! See you (I hope)!
[15:11] <MestreLion> good luck! :D
[15:11] <RyokuYoshi> i am having trouble getting my Broadcom bcm4318 to work. I am running Xubuntu 11.10
[15:11] <SnakesAndStuff> Kernel_Panic: I've had no issues in the past with them. This happened at an update time. How do I check these things? When I run alsa mixer it gives me an error that it cannot open it, no such file or directory.
[15:11] <SnakesAndStuff> None of the sound modules are loaded. Could it be a modprobe problem?
[15:12] <nfs1mw> my ubuntu oneric is unbootable. Anyone pls help. Now im on live cd
[15:12] <Kernel_Panic> SnakesAndStuff, Is ALSA compatible with your setup?
[15:12] <SnakesAndStuff> Kernel_Panic: I had sound yesterday before the update/upgrade
[15:12] <SnakesAndStuff> and I have used the alsamixer before.
[15:13] <MestreLion> nfs1mw: given the detailed error messages you posted, I suggest you simply reinstall it :P
[15:13] <nuxx> hello
[15:13] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Works! thanks a lot.
[15:14] <nuxx> which command to use to clean usb
[15:14] <MestreLion> ackbahr: nice :D
[15:14] <Kernel_Panic> SnakesAndStuff, Try this: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Help_To_Debug and look at their forums for further help.
[15:14] <dxsoulmig> MestreLion: thanks all
[15:14] <MestreLion> ackbahr: also, for the background...
[15:14] <SnakesAndStuff> Kernel_Panic: Does the fact that the modules are not being loaded support that it might be an alsa problem?
[15:14] <MestreLion> ackbahr: you can simply copy any image to /boot/grub
[15:14] <xds594> how  to use
[15:14] <xds594> tab
[15:14] <MestreLion> ackbahr: and it will be read by update-grub
[15:15] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Got rid of it (console is what I prefer), but thanks for the advice if I find a nice picture to put there!
[15:15] <Kernel_Panic> SnakesAndStuff, Perhaps. Try googling around and see what comes up.
[15:15] <SnakesAndStuff> Kernel_Panic: Have tried.
[15:15] <SnakesAndStuff> Kernel_Panic: However, I find it odd that this happened at an upgrade point.
[15:15] <SnakesAndStuff> Everything was 100% until I rebooted yesterday.
[15:15] <MestreLion> ackbahr: put one of your wife.. she will be proud now that her windows is the default one :P
[15:16] <Kernel_Panic> SnakesAndStuff, Maybe you could try and run an older version of ALSA then. I'm not very knowledgeable on ALSA and PulseAudio. Sorry.
[15:16] <guy_> hi all, i'm having an issue with grub2: it's not modifying my boot list. i think it may have to do with starting out on lmde and then adding ubuntu afterwards?
[15:16] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Yeah, right.... You can't imagine how she hates computers! Especially when they don't look like a piece of house or a half-eaten fruit....
[15:16] <SnakesAndStuff> locate snd-emu10k1
[15:16] <SnakesAndStuff> sorry, wrong window
[15:16] <nuxx> hey is there someone to help
[15:17] <Fyodorovna> guy_, make sure the os-prober is installed
[15:17] <bazhang> nuxx, to format usb?
[15:17] <tbrown2012> Hey what is the red hat linux chat room is it #rhel
[15:17] <MestreLion> ackbahr: lol, I'm familiar with that.... but eventually I managed to install Zorin OS in my girlfriend laptop...
[15:17] <nuxx> yes to remove  other os to get new os on
[15:17] <guy_> thanks Fyodorovna i'll check that now
[15:17] <ackbahr> MestreLion: What is it?
[15:17] <bazhang> !alis | tbrown2012
[15:18] <bazhang> nuxx, thats not a command
[15:18] <Fyodorovna> guy_, in the terminal sudo apt-get install os-prober
[15:18] <MestreLion> ackbahr: it's an Ubuntu remix specially designed to look just like what your wife is confortable with.. google for it ;)
[15:18] <bazhang> !unetbootin | nuxx
[15:18] <guy_> thanks Fyodorovna it's already installed
[15:18] <nuxx> omg
[15:19] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Just saw it.... Looks nice! Indeed, with the proper look Windows users wouldn't notice a thing...
[15:19] <Fyodorovna> guy_, so do you have more then one OS on the computer?
[15:19] <MonkeyDust> ackbahr  i havent followed, saw what?
[15:19] <guy_> Fyodorovna yes, originally it was dual-boot with linux mint debian edition and doze. then i added ubuntu as well
[15:20] <MestreLion> ackbahr: yup... it is a perfect look for gf's, moms and aunts... and it is 100% Ubuntu under the hood (11.04)
[15:20] <SnakesAndStuff> When I try to manually install my sound modules, I get "FATAL: Module snd_emu10k1 not found"
[15:20] <SnakesAndStuff> The full path should not be needed when referring to modules by name, correct?
[15:20] <ackbahr> MonkeyDust: Zorin OS
[15:20] <Fyodorovna> guy_, ubuuntu was installed last?
[15:20] <tbrown2012> #fyodorovna I have red hat linux using a virtual machine what do you have:)
[15:20] <nuxx> unetbootin  cant format properly
[15:20] <guy_> Fyodorovna yes
[15:20] <kapz> I need help with libreoffice calc functions...can anyone point me to the right directin please?
[15:20] <nuxx> i use it to install
[15:20] <bazhang> nuxx, you want to create ubuntu on a usb?
[15:21] <guy_> Fyodorovna somehow all of the right kernel entries show up in the grub.cfg file but not in the list at boot
 yes to remove  other os to get new os on
[15:21] <MestreLion> kapz: there are tons of documentation about calc functions in the web... but I may help you.
[15:21] <ackbahr> MestreLion: 11.04 was a good one, on top of it.... And can you have all the console fun you want, too?
[15:21] <tbrown2012> Does anyone know what the root of 66 is lol
[15:21] <Fyodorovna> guy_, what is missing in the boot menu?
[15:22] <bazhang> tbrown2012, thats not ontopic here
[15:22] <MestreLion> ackbahr: of course... it IS ubuntu ...
[15:22] <guy_> Fyodorovna the new ubuntu kernels
[15:22] <tbrown2012> #bazhang Just jazzing stuff up here sorry
[15:22] <MestreLion> ackbahr: same repos, same everything... even lsb-release says it's natty
[15:22] <guy_> Fyodorovna everything shows up properly in grub customizer as well
[15:22] <bazhang> tbrown2012, jazzing up in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:22] <Fyodorovna> guy_, did yoiu install those or did it come in a update upgrade
[15:23] <tbrown2012> How to connect to a server using virtual box runing ubuntu
[15:23] <Fyodorovna> you*
[15:23] <ackbahr> MestreLion: I'll try it someday. Now I'll have a look at my gnome3 problem.
[15:23] <bazhang> MestreLion, zorin is not a supported OS, why suggest it
[15:23] <guy_> Fyodorovna came in the update upgrade
[15:23] <MestreLion> ackbahr: they just added a nice menu (GnoMenu), a charming icon theme, and a sweet spash
[15:23] <tbrown2012> How to connect to a server using virtual box runing ubuntu
[15:23] <Fyodorovna> guy_, so is ubuntu or debian controlling the boot?
[15:23] <MestreLion> bazhang: I'm suggesting it, not supporting it :P
[15:24] <konam> i don't know if i'm the only one but firefox lately keeps maximizing its window automatically. it's getting really annoying. it seems to happen when it finish loading a page or something. is there a way to get rid of this or is anyone else experiencing it on ubuntu? it didn't seem to happen before but it's happening now after the last couple of updates...
[15:24] <bazhang> MestreLion, yet they will come back here for support, which we dont give
[15:24] <guy_> Fyodorovna 3.0-15 and 16 are installed but 12 is the last showing. i thought ubuntu was but i'm assuming it must be debian. how to check?
[15:24] <Ganymede> I have an Ubuntu Hardy server that was powered off uncleanly and now I'd like it to start up but it's spending a really long time checking disk. How can I reboot it but skip disk check? I tried appending "fastboot" to the boot line but it's still checknig. I'm okay with minor data loss.
[15:24] <tbrown2012> konam if you having trouple see what the issue is when you start it up what the first problem so it will get rezoveld
[15:25] <hafos> I tried to install ubuntu but failed, probably because I use raid0... I had to fix the mbr. How do I proceed to install ubuntu, this time including proper drivers?
[15:25] <Ganymede> Need the box up ASAP, even if I lose a bit of data.
[15:25] <guy_> Fyodorovna sorry it's been so long since i put debian on, i'm foggy on the details of that install. probably that bootloader is on the mbr and ubuntu is on the partition?
[15:25] <kapz> MestreLion: I have found a tutorial on web to create a simple invoice..what I want now is to create a sheet for Item inventory and integrate it in that invoice template...
[15:25] <Fyodorovna> guy_, the last install is generally the controlling boot unless it did not load the mbr. Have you run a uopdate-grub in debian, if it is running grub3 you need to run it there.
[15:26] <Fyodorovna> grub 2*
[15:26] <MestreLion> bazhang: true... but if they come, we will politely say that there is #zorin for that... although a guy like ackbahr will be able to tell which Ubuntu help will fit a similar distro
[15:26] <konam> tbrown2012 i didn't quite understand your point, but i start firefox just fine. but if i minimize it and, let's say, a page reloads periodically or something then firefox will maximize itself. this didn't happen before.
[15:26] <guy_> Fyodorovna ah ok, i'll just boot into debian again for that. i ran it on ubuntu, but should've thought of that. will try it now. many thanks!
[15:27] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Thanks, I really feel stupid with some questions....
[15:27] <MestreLion> kapz: sounds a bit too off-topic for here... but there is #libreoffice and #openoffice
[15:28] <MestreLion> ackbahr: so far you didn't ask anything stupid
[15:28] <dr3mro> Hello , May I suggest something for canonical ... if canonical wan't to dominate the desktop it should focus on enterprise sector , and office suite so it move it self from personal computing to work area .. so if a company wnats to hire people for a job they would use ubuntu with libreoffice ate work so they should have them at home .. canonical must invest on libreoffice and revamp the UI to compete with MS office ..
[15:28] <kapz> thanks MestreLion
[15:29] <bazhang> !brainstorm | dr3mro
[15:29] <dr3mro> firefox+thundebird+libreoffice+ubuntu(unity+gnome3.x) = NO1 desktop
[15:29] <MonkeyDust> dr3mro  that's offtopic here -- Shuttleworth already started focussing on business users
[15:29] <MestreLion> dr3mro: and your support question is... ?
[15:29] <tbrown2012> Konam Sorry about that try to reinstalling it see if that help it deed for me
[15:29] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Seems like it. Found a pretty drop-of-water-with-concetric-circles picture for what's nearly a "splash" screen, she won't get it and I'll like it....
[15:30] <hafos> On a pre-existing raid0 array with windows7 installed, how can I create a dualboot for ubuntu ?
[15:30] <titi> HELLOW
[15:30] <hafos> Most guides focus on creating the raid, but it already exists...
[15:31] <ackbahr> MestreLion: Let's see it, and goodbye! Gotta look at the sky from time to time.... :) Thanks for all!
[15:31] <gfc> PRIVMSG
[15:32] <gfc> on
[15:33] <MestreLion> dr3mro: it is not the role of a distro to revamp an office suite's UI
[15:33] <hafos> When I boot from my ubuntu usb drive which gives me the option to boot into livecd or install ubuntu, if I choose install it just hangs and I assume it's because it can't handle my raid0 disk...
[15:33] <MestreLion> hafos: IIRC for raid setups you need the alternate installer
[15:34] <dr3mro> MestreLion, I know but ubuntu is not just a distro !! it's becoming a standard OS by it self ..
[15:34] <hafos> alt installer eyhhhh... let's have a look what I can find
[15:34] <MonkeyDust> dr3mro  take that discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic, please
[15:34] <MestreLion> dr3mro: every distro is an OS by itself
[15:34] <dr3mro> MonkeyDust, OK
[15:35] <gfc> it
[15:35] <MestreLion> hafos:  the text-based installed handles custom scenarios like raid, encrifted hdd, etc
[15:35] <MestreLion> geez, my typying is horrible
[15:35] <hafos> great, found the iso... could you help me out with the raid drivers, or point me in the right direction ?
[15:35] <gfc> PRIVMSG
[15:36] <hafos> as far as I know it's a hardware raid, or hybrid anyway, on my MSI motherboard
[15:36] <gfc> any1
[15:36] <MestreLion> hafos: they may be already included in the ISO... just try it out... the alternate installed is meant for corner case scenarios and offers a lot of customization
[15:36] <hafos> ok i'll give it a shot first, thanks
[15:37] <bazhang> gfc, ask a complete question, all on ONE line
[15:37] <gfc> wot
[15:37] <bazhang> gfc, this is ubuntu support. stop typing single words
[15:37] <MestreLion> gfc: and use proper English if you want any meaningful support
[15:38] <gfc> fuck
[15:38] <MestreLion> that may not be considered "proper"
[15:39] <hafos> out of curiosity... topic says 12 is not supported (here), but there's a LTS version already isn't there ?
[15:39] <bazhang> hafos, #ubuntu+1
[15:39] <MestreLion> nope hafos ... it wasn't released yet
[15:39] <MestreLion> try #ubuntu+1
[15:39] <pb97> what is meant by reached end of file while parsing in java
[15:40] <Fyodorovna> hafos, yes 10.04 is a lts ans supported here.
[15:40] <davide> ciao
[15:40] <Fyodorovna> and*
[15:40] <MestreLion> pb97: try #java
[15:40] <Bobjones> How do I delete ubuntu on a dual boot box
[15:40] <davide> !list
[15:40] <hafos> oh I see, it's the beta for 12.04 LTS... I thought LTS meant it being out of beta :-) my bad
[15:40] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, what is the other OS?
[15:41] <MestreLion> hafos: 12.04 WILLbe an LTS, when it is released ;)
[15:41] <MonkeyDust> Bobjones  use gparted, on a live cd, to delete the ubuntu partition
[15:41] <Bobjones> Fyodorovna Windows xp
[15:41] <MestreLion> it will be in a month or so, IIRC
[15:41] <hafos> alright cool, thanks
[15:41] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, reload the windows bootloader before you remove ubuntu, do you have a XP disc?
[15:42] <popsch> how can I see from which ppa I installed a particular package, please?
[15:42] <Bobjones> MonkeyDust thanks
[15:42] <MestreLion> hafos: but you can install it now... it's way past beta already... RC1 i guess
[15:42] <hafos> yep I was planning to anyway :-)
[15:42] <hafos> extracting the iso to my usb drive, this is going to take ages
[15:43] <MestreLion> hafos: you will be flooded with dayly package updates... but when 12.04 arrives, you will already have the final version
[15:43] <bastidrazor> popsch: apt-cache policy packagename ...it'll list which repo you installed said package from
[15:43] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, if grub is the bootloader as of now XP will not boot without the windows bootloader put in the mbr.
[15:43] <Bobjones> @Fyodorovna No. I do not and don't want to change xp settings either.
[15:44] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, read my last message.
[15:44] <jiffe2> is there a way to create a taskbar in ubuntu 11.10 that is workspace aware?
[15:45] <rbrooks_> like windows?
[15:45] <jiffe2> the taskbar like windows, but the taskbar only showing what programs are open in that workspace
[15:45] <MestreLion> Fyodorovna: but windows XP does not install/requires bootloadrs in MBR
[15:46] <Fyodorovna> MestreLion, without grub it does if iot is the sole boot.
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> jiffe2  it's what I have in Ubuntu classic
[15:46] <Fyodorovna> it*
[15:46] <rbrooks> hmmm
[15:46] <Kernel_Panic> Bobjones, Boot from a windows XP restore CD and press the "r" key in setup to get to console. Then use the command "FIXMBR"
[15:46] <popsch> bastidrazor, thanks!
[15:46] <Fyodorovna> MestreLion, XP always installs a bootloader in the mbr.
[15:46] <MestreLion> Fyodorovna: true, but any boot loader that chainload XP partition is enough
[15:46] <bastidrazor> popsch: you're welcome.
[15:46] <Bobjones> Fyodorovna Can I install the mbr by itself
[15:47] <Fyodorovna> MestreLion, read the channel bro 2 OS XP and ubuntu with ubuntu removed.
[15:48] <MestreLion> Fyodorovna: oh... I understand now... he has grub on mbr and wiped his ubuntu partition?
[15:48] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, you need a XP disc to load the mbr, the mbr is the first 512MB of the hard drive, it is a place.
[15:49] <MestreLion> 512 bytes actually :P
[15:49] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones, you could install lilo to the mbr from a ubuntu disc and that would boot XP direct, do you have a ubuntu disc?
[15:49] <MestreLion> yes, Fyodorovna, you're right... his only solution is to use something like fdisk /mbr using a XP boot CD
[15:50] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones|, or from the ubuntu install if it is still there.
[15:50] <Bobjones|> Kernel_panic its my work pc and No restore CD
[15:50] <haz3lnut> Bobjones: install ms-sys --- see here: http://penguininside.blogspot.com/2009/06/fixing-windows-mbr-from-linux.html
[15:51] <Fyodorovna> haz3lnut, ms-sys is old and rarely works lilo always does.
[15:51] <MestreLion> Fyodorovna: doesn't XP boot CD allows you to open a recovery terminal where he can execute fdisk /mbr ?
[15:52] <haz3lnut> Fyodorovna: worked for me a few months ago
[15:52] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones|, do you still have ubuntu installed?
[15:52] <Bobjones|> Off to learn about lilo
[15:52] <MestreLion> lol
[15:53] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones|, I can give you the commands fronm the ubuntu install right now if needed and you will be set.
[15:53] <GaryDev> *sigh.. using LTS 10, and webmin... said there were package updates for apache and a few other things, so I installed them. Now the website wants to "send" me the files rather than open them in the browser... How can I revert back to the files I had before? Or.. fix this problem..
[15:53] <Fyodorovna> haz3lnut, you were lucky I never see it work for people on any channel, it is a old fix method.
[15:54] <Bobjones|> Fyodorovna. Please do.
[15:54] <MestreLion> GaryDev: what's wrong with update manager?
[15:54] <Indira> I am installing ubuntu on my HP Computer
[15:54] <Indira> I have manged to get the demo working by using the "nomodeset" option on the cd
[15:54] <Indira> The demo works like a charm, except that I won't let me install
[15:54] <Indira> When I try to install it says that I don't have enough memory nor do I have internet acces
[15:54] <Indira> On windows, I have over 100 GB of free memory on my drivers and I have wired Internet acces
[15:54] <FloodBot1> Indira: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:54] <Indira> How do I get ubuntu demo (Wubi) to recognize these things?
[15:55] <GaryDev> MestreLion I am not sure... webmin showed the process, seemed like everything installed... I have the dpkg log open now..
[15:55] <MestreLion> wow, 100GB of free memory... I envy that guy :P
[15:55] <oCean> GaryDev: sorry, but configurations with webmin are not supported
[15:55] <ljt> hi everyone, I'm trying to boot from an ubuntu iso file located on a usb key using grub4dos and casper/loopback entry, which usually works perfectly. The problem is that ubuntu 12.04 beta 1 alternate doesn't have a casper directory, any reason or workaround for that?
[15:55] <oCean> !webmin
[15:56] <GaryDev> oh geezus
[15:56] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones|, this is assuming you can get to synaptic or software sources to make sure the universe repo is open it probably is already on a install. http://paste.ubuntu.com/889321/
[15:56] <GaryDev> ok... so... how can I get the system back to the way it was before?
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> Indira  wubi is only a pseudo installation inside windows, it is adviced to install ubuntu with a live cd or pendrive
[15:56] <pokoko222> how do I open magnet links in Ubuntu?
[15:57] <MestreLion> ljt: for 12.04 issues, try #ubuntu+1
[15:57] <MestreLion> pokoko222: clicking on them. should automatically open Transmition
[15:57] <ljt> MestreLion: many thanks, will do
[15:58] <Indira> MonkeyDust,im using the CD
[15:58] <pokoko222> MestreLion nothing happens when I click on them
[15:58] <staff_nowa> hello, i have question. In ubuntu i can connect to my server and scan files locally with shared docs?
[15:58] <staff_nowa> or it's not imposible
[15:58] <MestreLion> pokoko222: is Transmission installed?
[15:58] <Fyodorovna> Bobjones|, sda is the mbr so wew are looking to get lilo in the sda if that is what the disc reads as with the sudo fdisk -l command
[15:58] <Fyodorovna> we*
[15:59] <pokoko222> MestreLion yes
[15:59] <MestreLion> Indira: are you booting from that CD, or just running it from inside windows?
[15:59] <MonkeyDust> Indira  do you have 100GB free space, you say?
[16:00] <hex__> hello, how to unblock "wall" command , if i know root password ?
[16:01] <Indira> yep, over 100 GB, am booting from CD
[16:01] <GaryDev> So if webmin isn't supported anymore, how can I get the system back to before the update was put in? Kinda stuck here
[16:01] <ClusterFCK> hey all, just upgraded from lucid to natty and now i cant access my encrypted disks. i get a mount: unknown filesystem type 'crypto_LUKS' error, tried a couple things, but about to give up. (and trow away 2 TB of all my data... Oo)
[16:01] <MonkeyDust> Indira  then use the ubuntu installer, it's very easy
[16:01] <MestreLion> pokoko222: in Firefox, go to Preferences > Applications, and see what is set for magnet
[16:02] <haz3lnut> when did webmin become unsupported? I've been using it for years.
[16:02] <MestreLion> GaryDev: have you tried...  update manager?
[16:02] <auronandace> !webmin | haz3lnut
[16:02] <haz3lnut> yeah, I read that.  Question still stands.
[16:03] <Indira> MonkeyDust, I tried but it won't recognize my memory
[16:03] <haz3lnut> nothing about it on webmin website.
[16:03] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I am not a strong command prompt user, not a lot of experience.. but I do have a putty window open, if you can tell me how :)
[16:03] <auronandace> haz3lnut: not sure when but that factoid's been there for a while
[16:03] <pokoko222> MestreLion azureus but for some reason it does not open when I click on magnet
[16:03] <meerkats> I get extremely slow transfer speeds from EXT4 to FAT32, below 1MB per second, why? Is there any way I can increase the speed? from EXT4 to EXT4 I get above 17 MB per second
[16:04] <zykotick9> haz3lnut: from the #debian !webmin factoid "Removed from Debian post-Sarge,  see http://bugs.debian.org/343897
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> Indira  "recognize memory"?
[16:04] <haz3lnut> I think they had issues about 5 years ago.
[16:04] <holly_molly> I need info about protection
[16:04] <ClusterFCK> anyone here with a degree in fixing ubuntu upgrades / LUKS issues ?
[16:04] <MestreLion> GaryDev: putty? are you using terminal to access your system?
[16:04] <GirlyGirl> holly_molly: What protection?
[16:05] <holly_molly> for serfing web
[16:05] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Yes.. remote server, there is no GUI type front end to it
[16:05] <MestreLion> GaryDev: so forget about update manager
[16:06] <MestreLion> GaryDev: try sudo apt-get update or sudo aptitude
[16:06] <GirlyGirl> holly_molly: Just don't bother, its secure by default
[16:06] <MestreLion> aptitude is really good in handling broken package issues
[16:06] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I have the package log file open.. oh.. ok, will try apt-get update
[16:06] <MestreLion> "serfing" web?
[16:06] <holly_molly> example I need to know what best for it because forums fall of info
[16:07] <holly_molly> what best proxy, or VPN
[16:07] <MestreLion> best proxy for what?
[16:07] <MonkeyDust> holly_molly  "best" depends on your needs, skills etc
[16:08] <holly_molly> different things like anonymous
[16:08] <GaryDev> MestreLion: ok, it did a lot of "hits", said it fetched 137kb.. reading packages.. "Done"... didn't do anything else
[16:08] <MestreLion> that's definately not an ubuntu issue
[16:08] <holly_molly> I see, my ISP scan all of my traffic and I worry about my google search etc
[16:09] <MonkeyDust> holly_molly  the only way to be 100% safe and secure, is by not going on the web
[16:09] <MestreLion> holly_molly: use https then
[16:09] <holly_molly> I use ubuntu
[16:09] <holly_molly> 2 MestreLion I use Ubuntu and what source you can link me
[16:09] <MestreLion> so do I... but anynymous web browsing is not an Ubuntu issue
[16:10] <zykotick9> holly_molly: your priorities are strange.  Your worried about your ISP knowing your Google searches?  Google is the one that actually tracks both you and your searches?
[16:10] <holly_molly> what issue?(
[16:10] <MestreLion> use google with https protocol... or just stop googling for child porn :P
[16:10] <error> hello all
[16:10] <MonkeyDust> or don't use google
[16:10] <auronandace> duckduckgo to the rescue
[16:10] <MonkeyDust> duckduckgo +1
[16:11] <MestreLion> yeah, duckduckgo +1
[16:11] <holly_molly> dear in my country VPN info I can search equal crime ok!
[16:11] <Fyodorovna> scroogle is gone so sad
[16:11] <MestreLion> ISP would be the last think I would worry about knowing my searches... I would worry first about google itself.. and then 2nd my wife :P
[16:13] <almoxarife> 'tor-browser-bundle' is the answer
[16:13] <holly_molly> ok can anyone help me with question: what best proxy or VPN (my skill lever low)
[16:13] <GaryDev> MestreLion: apt-get update just checked files, didn't do anything. I have apache stopped right at the moment, should I "re-get" apache and force an install? Not quite sure of the command to do that
[16:13] <almoxarife> holly_molly: a free one?
[16:13] <holly_molly> I dont know maybe not
[16:14] <MestreLion> GaryDev: have you tried aptitude? does it say any broken dependency or upgradable package?
[16:14] <holly_molly> almoxarife: tor so slow thanky any other ideas
[16:14] <MestreLion> this is hilarious...
[16:14] <Aciid> I'm intersted in making a ubuntu server based AD-HOC network, with one wifi interface as a gateway to my phone's 3G and another interface as the "adhoc hub". Is this possible with Ubuntu Server?
[16:14] <GaryDev> MestreLion: never used that.. just type it and press enter?
[16:15] <almoxarife> holly_molly: you didn't state the purpose of the vpn/prxy
[16:15] <Aciid> also is one interface enough, with iptables, or do I need to use two
[16:15] <holly_molly> anonym serf
[16:15] <MestreLion> GaryDev: yup... sudo aptitude... it's kinda like synaptic, but text-based and MUCH better at handling conficts
[16:16] <stbasil> Question: how do i open terminal in 12.04 PP?
[16:16] <almoxarife> holly_molly: does not exist, any country in the western world will gladly offer up your history to the highest biddeer
[16:16] <auronandace> MestreLion: if he is using 11.10 he will need to install it, aptitude is no longer installed by default
[16:16] <GaryDev> MestreLion: yikes.. Not sure how to handle this "visual" interface in putty... wow
[16:16] <mneptok> !tor > holly_molly
[16:17] <MestreLion> GaryDev: yes, it may look confusing at first... but it is really powerful.. more than synaptic
[16:17] <stbasil>  how do i open terminal in 12.04 PP?
[16:17] <GaryDev> MestreLion: ok.. I seem to be able to manage the menu with the cursor keys...
[16:18] <auronandace> !12.04 | stbasil
[16:18] <zykotick9> stbasil: ask in #ubuntu+1
[16:18] <mirak> hi, i fail to boot iso images from grub2 when they are on lvm
[16:18] <MonkeyDust> stbasil  ctrl-alt T, further support in #ubuntu +1
[16:18] <mirak> anyone knows a workaround ?
[16:18] <almoxarife> stbasil: alt-f2 'terminal'
[16:18] <ClusterFCK> im going to cry and dump 2 tb of data because i cant access my drive after a 'perfect update' (sound also isnt working). thnx for the support :/ Oo
[16:18] <mneptok> GaryDev: the problem you have with apache sending files rather than displaying them is probably an issue with MIME type association in apache. start looking at that.
[16:18] <MestreLion> this holly_molly guy is hilarious... he says it is a crime to "search info" about VPN, but he complains about tor saying it is "too slow"... what are his priorities after all?
[16:18] <mirak> iso-scan fails on searching lvm
[16:19] <MestreLion> mirak: iso-scan works only for FAT, IIRC
[16:19] <mirak> MestreLion, i made it work on ext4 i think
[16:19] <MestreLion> and maybe ext2/3/4 and ntfs.. but definately not lvm
[16:19] <GaryDev> mneptok: I have no clue on how to do that... I am not a person used to command prompts and linux.
[16:20] <mneptok> GaryDev: that's why i said "start looking into that"
[16:20] <mneptok> GaryDev: i will be AFK in ~5m. Google will not.
[16:20] <mirak> that's too bad, because grub2 does manage to run the kernel and initrd
[16:20] <MestreLion> GaryDev: you are accessing an Ubuntu server with putty, with no GUI. You *should* be used to command prompts
[16:20] <mirak> MestreLion, i don't know why this script doesn't benefit from the abstraction used by grub
[16:20] <mirak> or provided by the kernel
[16:21] <mneptok> mirak: the initrd may not have all the LVM stuff loaded.
[16:21] <mirak> mneptok, mmm
[16:21] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I have SOME prompt experience.. but I've left most things to webmin... Our server seldom needs anything done.. I use WinSCP for shuffling files, etc etc
[16:21] <MestreLion> mirak: because iso-scan requires the ISO to be compatible.. and the initrd inside Ubuntu's ISOs does not have LVM stuff inside
[16:23] <MestreLion> GaryDev: what do you need webmin for? installing packages?
[16:23] <holly_molly> MestreLion yep) what channel do I need please help me
[16:23] <GaryDev> MestreLion: mostly for updates, lazy database access, looking at system log files
[16:23] <almoxarife> holly_molly: #windows?
[16:24] <MestreLion> holly_molly: many people already helped you... they suggested duckduckgo, tor
[16:25] <MestreLion> GaryDev: for updates you can run apt-get upgrade
[16:25] <holly_molly> almo: ubuntu
[16:26] <leo_> hi
[16:26] <holly_molly> Mestre: I see
[16:26] <MestreLion> holly_molly: [13:13] <almoxarife> 'tor-browser-bundle' is the answer
[16:26] <almoxarife> holly_molly: you really need to ply your wares on #ubuntu-offtopic where one is allowed a appropriate response to your conserns
[16:26] <swarze> ciao
[16:26] <swarze> !list
[16:26] <mirak> MestreLion, does the alternate cd have it ?
[16:27] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Looks like that will be my way for the future... the question now is, how to fix whats broken.  I've been poking around with the aptitude, but I'm not sure what to do with it.. Should I remove apache, and then re-install or...
[16:27] <MestreLion> mirak: yes, alternate cd have the LVM support, but I'm not sure if its compatible with iso-scan... you may have to actually burn it to a CD or USB
[16:27] <holly_molly> Mestre, almo, Girly ~~thanks
[16:27] <swarze> !alis
[16:28] <MestreLion> GaryDev: what exactly is broken, and how broken?
[16:28] <mirak> MestreLion, i know it have it for install, but yeah for isoscan i don't know
[16:28] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Apache... it wants to "serve aka via download" any of the site files, rather than running them in a browser
[16:29] <leo_> ola tem um portugues
[16:29] <MestreLion> you're welcome holly_molly... and hope you don't get arrested for asking about VPN in an IRC channel :P
[16:29] <almoxarife> !pt
[16:30] <zinou> hello everybody
[16:30] <stbasil> anyone know if you can order live cds for ppc from canonical? ppc support doesnt exist past 7, i know that
[16:30] <itaylor57> !webmin
[16:30] <MestreLion> GaryDev: sounds like a config issue in Apache... maybe the system is OK, but you've messed up with its config files in /etc
[16:30] <auronandace> stbasil: not from canonical, it is a community port now
[16:31] <auronandace> !ppc | stbasil
[16:31] <stbasil> k
[16:31] <Zeb> howdy. ubuntu n00b. trying to change the default dpi so the fonts look better, but i dont see a fonts tab under System Settings > Appearance
[16:32] <GaryDev> MestreLion: That's what I suspect as well... just not sure how to fix them. Apparently I am going to be learning a lot for the future, which I know will take time. But I still have to solve what I have now
[16:32] <MestreLion> GaryDev: if you want, you can uninstall Apache, provided you also --purge it's config files... but that is overkill, you would need to reconfigure it from scretch
[16:33] <zinou>   i run ubuntu  10.10 on a Dell Inspiron N4050 laptop but with no visual effects, it seems that my drivers can't run them, any sugggestions?
[16:33] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I have no problem with that.. the only changes we made were to put the web root at var/www/html ... and drop everything but PHP files for running
[16:33] <MestreLion> GaryDev: there are 2 approaches: 1) apt-get remove --purge apache 2 && apt-get install apache2 , and you will have a brand new, fresh apache install. OR, try #apache and paste them your apache config files to see if there is only a minor issue
[16:34] <anonymous_> .
[16:35] <GaryDev> MestreLion: exactly where are the config files... I can go look at them, see whats changed for time/date stamps, and then open the most recent files for editing to see if I can spot anything major
[16:35] <MestreLion> GaryDev: then try apt-get purge apache2 && apt-get install apache2
[16:36] <MestreLion> GaryDev: config files are usually located somewhere inside /etc ... but I don't know what the config files for apache are
[16:36] <GaryDev> MestreLion: looking
[16:36] <MestreLion> try /etc/apach2
[16:36] <MestreLion> /etc/apache2
[16:37] <zinou>   i run ubuntu  10.10 on a Dell Inspiron N4050 laptop but with no visual effects, it seems that my drivers can't run them, any sugggestions?
[16:37] <MestreLion> 10.10 ?
[16:38] <black-rider> hello everybody
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> zinou  10.10 will be EOL a few weeks from now, better upgrade instead of struggling to find out what's wrong
[16:38] <stbasil> is there an ubuntu derivative, e.g. xubuntu, that has much more ppc support than ubuntu?
[16:38] <Daekdroom> MonkeyDust, not a few weeks
[16:38] <tima_> hello
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> Daekdroom  april, no?
[16:39] <MestreLion> stbasil:  ppc ?
[16:39] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Checked etc/apache2 .. all the files there and in subfolders, are all around the middle of February dates. So I kinda suspect this might be something else
[16:39] <stbasil> MestreLion: powerpc, a chip for macs that's community supported here only
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> !ppc
[16:39] <Daekdroom> MonkeyDust, April 2013 for Desktops.
[16:40] <zinou> hello everybody
[16:40] <zinou>   i run ubuntu  10.10 on a Dell Inspiron N4050 laptop but with no visual effects, it seems that my drivers can't run them, any sugggestions?
[16:40] <xangua> !repeat | zinou
[16:40] <tima_> hello
[16:41] <LCS1> Hello everyone.
[16:41] <LCS1> Is this the best support channel for ubuntu?
[16:41] <MonkeyDust> Daekdroom  10.10 is EOL in april 2012
[16:41] <MestreLion> GaryDev: I don't know then... have you tried #apache ? maybe this is a know issue they can fix in seconds
[16:41] <LCS1> I happen to have a Dell that doesn't work with Cheese webcam
[16:41] <MestreLion> it is better than us guessing here
[16:41] <Daekdroom> MonkeyDust, Oh. My bad. Mistook it for 10.04
[16:42] <LCS1> Ocelot version.
[16:42] <MestreLion> LCS1: this is the only official ubuntu support channel
[16:42] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Will just do the remove and re-install... sigh
[16:42] <MestreLion> GaryDev: check with #apache first
[16:42] <MestreLion> before the reinstall
[16:43] <MestreLion> sometimes a simple question can save you the hassle
[16:43] <MestreLion> but if you do it, use purge, not remove
[16:43] <MestreLion> remove will remove the software, but will keep config files
[16:43] <LCS1> Is there any other webcam application to use with ubuntu 11.10?
[16:44] <MestreLion> purge will delete both
[16:44] <MestreLion> LCS1: what is your webcam / laptop model?
[16:45] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I did the remove and purge.. it didn't compain. And then I did the install apache2 .. said 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed.. reading.. unpacking.. and then setting up. So I am going to ASSume that its there now, and I just need to configure it. And start it..
[16:46] <MestreLion> .. and test it ;)
[16:47] <GaryDev> MestreLion: sigh.. says its started, still doing the same thing.. f***** webmin.. will poke around, and then try #apache and see
[16:49] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Rather interesting though.. the remove/purge didn't seem to nuke anything persay, the "install" never grabbed anything new, just seemed to use what was there
[16:49] <mirak> is it normal that the boot creation usb, installs all the deb on the key rather than using the iso ?
[16:50] <MestreLion> GaryDev: it may not have downloaded, but it surely installe
[16:50] <cheater> hi
[16:50] <robinsmidsrod> does anyone know why the ubuntu-server 10.04.4 x64 install cd ask for a second CD in the middle of copying files (installing with mdraid and lvm)?
[16:50] <MestreLion> GaryDev: and if you used apt-get purge apache2 before, it was removed
[16:50] <cheater> i am on lucid, i need to find out what service is starting wpa_supplicant. any ideas?
[16:50] <robinsmidsrod> inserting the alternate CD doesn't make it continue
[16:50] <MestreLion> GaryDev: if you think your cached package was compromised by webmin, you could try this
[16:52] <MestreLion> GaryDev: apt-get clean
[16:52] <Fyodorovna> mirak, that is a confusing question
[16:53] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I used apt-get remove --purge apache2 in putty
[16:53] <dj> GaryDev, this will work, fine sudo apt-get --purge remove package
[16:53] <MestreLion> no GaryDev, that was a typo from me, i'm sorry... it is this:
[16:54] <TorbenBeta> How can I change my Keyboard language settings in the Cli? From British to German eg?
[16:54] <MestreLion> apt-get clean && apt-get purge apache2 && apt-get install apache2
[16:54] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I've reduced a 11.04 system to just run login -- and ash in userspace, but running /usr/bin/free -m reports 11MB used. Are login and busybox sh really consuming 11MB?
[16:54] <zykotick9> dj: FYI apt-get now has a purge command, so "sudo apt-get purge foo" would work
[16:54] <GaryDev> MestreLion: ok.. will try
[16:54] <mirak> Fyodorovna, i expected it was using iso scan but it isn't
[16:54] <MestreLion> and then i assure you it will nuke current apache, including config files, download a new package from web, and reinstall it
[16:55] <GaryDev> dj: will try yours first
[16:55] <mirak> Fyodorovna, i more interested in launching iso with grub2
[16:55] <Fyodorovna> mirak, what is the ubuntu release and what ks the loader?
[16:55] <dj> sure go ahead, and try it GaryDev
[16:55] <Fyodorovna> is*
[16:55] <mirak> Fyodorovna, ubuntu lucid
[16:55] <Fyodorovna> mirak, from your HD with grub2?
[16:55] <cheater> does anyone know what service starts wpa_supplicant/
[16:56] <MestreLion> cheater: wpa_supplicant is started by network services
[16:56] <GaryDev> Ok.. said it was removed.. will now try apt-get install apache2
[16:56] <MestreLion> cheater: it is used by wifi network
[16:56] <mirak> Fyodorovna, no from a usb pen. I would like to do that from my hard drive, but iso-scan fails to read lvm
[16:56] <cheater> MestreLion: how do i stop it?
[16:56] <MestreLion> cheater: disabling wireless ?
[16:56] <cheater> i disabled wireless in the network manager applet
[16:56] <zykotick9> TorbenBeta: you could try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration" not sure it'll work though
[16:57] <cheater> wpa_supplicant is still being started
[16:57] <Fyodorovna> mirak, check out this it uses grub2 http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[16:57] <mirak> Fyodorovna, thanks
[16:57] <GaryDev> and the install said it was unpacking (must be the local file) and then said it had set it up
[16:57] <Fyodorovna> mirak, not sure about a lvm install not being read by the usb if that is the problem..
[16:58] <MestreLion> cheater: may I ask you why you want to kill that?
[16:59] <MestreLion> GaryDev: if you used apt-get clear it will force apt to download files... your local files will be empty
[16:59] <GaryDev> MestreLion: dj: Still the same, it wants to 'send' the webpage file.. I will do the clear command now
[16:59] <cheater> MestreLion: i want to use airodump-ng to see if anyone is trying to connect to my router
[16:59] <zykotick9> MestreLion: apt-get clear?  do you mean apt-get clean?
[16:59] <gopi1410> !bot hi
[16:59] <cheater> MestreLion: and for this i need to stop wpa_supplicant
[17:00] <MestreLion> yes, clean, sorry... thank you zykotick9
[17:00] <MestreLion> GaryDev: you were supposed to run apt-get clean *before* you install apache
[17:01] <GaryDev> MestreLion: nods.. working on it..
[17:01] <MestreLion> so you force ubuntu to actually download the package from the web instead of using the local cached file
[17:02] <MestreLion> cheater: I don't remember having to stop wpa_suplicant to use airodump... usually killing nm_applet or disabling wireless is enough
[17:02] <cheater> ok let me try that
[17:02] <cheater> i'll bbs
[17:02] <GaryDev> MestreLion: ok, did the clean.. then it ran 'get'.. and installed it (supposedly)
[17:03] <MestreLion> did you notice it downloading the .deb file?
[17:04] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Yes, it ran a get on it
[17:04] <MestreLion> cheater: airodump will not help you to see if someone is trying to connect to your router
[17:04] <mirak> Fyodorovna, thanks that's what I was looking for
[17:04] <MestreLion> cheater: but your router logfiles will :P
[17:05] <anonymous_> salutare
[17:05] <nancy--> http://pastebin.com/EfFLn92z any help?
[17:06] <neo1691_> Hi everyone!! I am problems in ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I am not able to see any text in any browsers!! Just white spaces!Please help!! I updated some packages and installed a script from this site  http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/what-to-do-after-fresh-ubuntu-install.html
[17:06] <oCean> nancy--: I asked you to stop crossposting
[17:06] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I've reduced a 11.04 system to just run login --, init and ash in userspace, but running /usr/bin/free -m reports 11MB used. Are login, init and busybox sh really consuming 11MB?
[17:06] <Fyodorovna> mirak, no problem. :)
[17:06] <MestreLion> sure nancy-- , ask your question
[17:07] <nancy--> MestreLion,  why iam getting these errors
[17:07] <mirak> Fyodorovna, the best would be that desktop image implements lvm modules and raid
[17:07] <zykotick9> !here | nancy--
[17:07] <llutz> nancy--: just the normal scripts trying to find some vulnerabilities on servers (phpmyadmin etc.)
[17:07] <MestreLion> nancy--: because you probably deleted all your files  in /var/www
[17:08] <NPPP> bye
[17:08] <dj> lol nancy-- always protect those files, with chmod
[17:08] <Iluvalar> Hi, little question for you guys : I did an update and now I lost my mouse. Any idea what i could try for that ^
[17:08] <Spaniard> hi everybody!
[17:08] <llutz> nancy--:just script-kids/bots probing your server. make sure to configure it right, then you can ignore it
[17:08] <dj> Iluvalar, lost your mouse?
[17:08] <dj> explain that
[17:08] <Iluvalar> the wired mouse doesnt answer anymore
[17:08] <infinity0> can someone test something for me on firefox please?
[17:09] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I went in and looked (yes, using webmin, sorry)... at the default instance files for var/www/html.. directory indexing.. and it was WAY different than before.. nothing was showing in the index, so I added in "php", saved it.. and now the website is looking like an ftp server with the files and folders showing, rather than webpage loding them.. so I think I am closer
[17:09] <Fyodorovna> Iluvalar, happened to me in 12.04 a reboot fixed it.
[17:09] <mr_daemon> Hello -- is anyone getting 404s while updating package lists from the repositories?
[17:09] <Iluvalar> dj fortunately i had a usb wireless mouse and it work
[17:09] <nancy--> MestreLion,  i think its in /etc/apache2
[17:09] <zykotick9> Iluvalar: do you have a choice of kernels at boot?  (hold SHIFT after BIOS, if you don't get a menu)  If so, do any of the old kernels work?
[17:09] <neo1691_> does etc\environment supposed to contain any locale information?? Mine does not contain anything!! Maybe that could have caused the problem. I am unable to view any text in any browsers!! Please Help
[17:09] <Fyodorovna> mr_daemon, change the mirror.
[17:09] <Iluvalar> zykotick9: i didnt tryed that...
[17:10] <nancy--> MestreLion,  llutz  dj iam using ubuntu and apache2
[17:10] <dj> Iluvalar, remove it from the current port, and try it another port
[17:10] <xangua> mr_daemon: hello, will you share the actual error message or wait for someone to gess¿ ;)
[17:10] <llutz> nancy--: whatever you use, if you have a webserver online, you'll be probed this way. no way to prevent this
[17:10] <Iluvalar> dj: there is only one hole for that mouse...
[17:10] <dj> remove it and plug it back in Iluvalar
[17:10] <nancy--> llutz,  my server is not online
[17:11] <MestreLion> neo1691_: webupd8 hacks are not supported here... you should avoid running scripts from websites if you don't understand exactly what they do
[17:11] <mr_daemon> xangua: W: Failed to fetch http://www.gtlib.gatech.edu/ubuntu/dists/oneiric-updates/main/binary-amd64/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: 128.61.111.11 80]
[17:11] <nancy--> its not starting
[17:11] <zykotick9> dj: if this is a PS/2 mouse - removing it is a BAD idea
[17:11] <mr_daemon> I have tried other mirrors
[17:11] <llutz> nancy--: it is, else you wouldn't get those logs
[17:11] <mr_daemon> every single one I select 404s on most things
[17:11] <GaryDev> MestreLion: I think I will take a break, grab a coffee... exit irc for a bit. Appreciate the help. I suspect the config files are shot, will hit the #apache channel in a bit
[17:11] <nancy--> hm..
[17:11] <dj> zykotick9, is a usb mouse, nothing bad...
[17:11] <xangua> mr_daemon: sounds like fyodorovna suggestion is accurate ;)
[17:11] <xangua> ooh he left
[17:12] <llutz> nancy--: and, tbh, if you don't even know if your services are running or not: you shouldn't run a webserver at all
[17:12] <nancy--> llutz,  i mean the apache is not runing
[17:12] <nancy--> llutz,  i know. my english is not native
[17:12] <MestreLion> nancy--: carefully read everything they told you... llutz already nailed it.. those are not errors, just someone trying to acess files you don't have...
[17:12] <neo1691_> MestreLion,  I never knew that! I am a complete n00b in this area and thought that one script would do everything for me. Now i realise how stupid i have been as i had lost an opportunity to learn
[17:13] <llutz> nancy--: you want to read basic documentation about apache, apache-logs etc.
[17:13] <MestreLion> GaryDev: #apache is your best bet in fixing apache issues :)
[17:13] <nancy--> MestreLion,  yes. so what should i do to resolve the error. i was just configuring bind and this error happened
[17:13] <nancy--> llutz, ^\
[17:13] <llutz> nancy--: those ARE NO configuration errors. those are access errors logged by your server
[17:14] <Iluvalar> dj sorry did you said something ^
[17:14] <neo1691_> MestreLion, can etc\environment file help me in any way!! It does not contain any locale data. If that is causing the problem?
[17:15] <Iluvalar> zykotick9: tried with another header and dont seem to help
[17:15] <MestreLion> neo1691_: webupd8 have wonderful tips and tricks... but also many things i strongly disagree... you have to read and understand case-by-case, and never blindly run "all in one" scripts
[17:15] <braza> nmm
[17:15] <zykotick9> Iluvalar: to bad.  sorry i don't have any other suggestions.  good luck!
[17:16] <nancy--> llutz,  so what should i do
[17:16] <llutz> nancy--: you want to read basic documentation about apache, apache-logs etc.
[17:16] <nancy--> llutz,  i should give permissions. chmod?
[17:17] <neo1691_> MestreLion: I want to fix it somehow!!! But webup8 and ubuntuforums says that the error has nothing to do with the script!! Also i have updated some packages and while updated the laptop crashed due to overheating!! So i had to update second time!
[17:17] <MestreLion> wow, what a mess
[17:17] <llutz> nancy--: NO, pls ask in a channel with your native channes, if you don't understand what we wrote
[17:17] <neo1691_> My laptop has heating problems!! :-(
[17:17] <llutz> native language*
[17:18] <infinity0> https://mango.gnome.org/ try to log into that with a fake user/pass then click "yes" when prompted to store the password, then reload the page and see if it autocompletes the password
[17:18] <MestreLion> neo1691_: is there any problem besides firefox text?
[17:18] <GaryDev> MestreLion: Nods.. again, thanks kindly for your time and efforts..
[17:19] <MestreLion> you're welcome GaryDev :)
[17:19] <GaryDev> I have coffee.. break time.. cya folks
[17:19] <neo1691_> no problem at all!! Firefox chrome and chromium does not show texts and the pages are badly formatted..
[17:19] <neo1691_> GaryDev: Cya!!
[17:19] <nancy--> ok
[17:19] <MestreLion> neo1691_: you have the 3 of them in Ubuntu?
[17:19] <neo1691_> MestreLion: yes i downloaded them to test..
[17:20] <neo1691_> i cannot even use imagebin to post pics
[17:20] <MestreLion> I wonder how you downloaded Chrome
[17:20] <medeman> hi
[17:20] <cheater> MestreLion: i have disabled network manager, wpa_supplicant is still there
[17:20] <cheater> its ppid is 1 so i don't know what is restarting it
[17:20] <neo1691_> MestreLion: using the script
[17:20] <nancy--> http://pastebin.com/EfFLn92z any help with permission for apache ?
[17:21] <medeman> I installed Ubuntu, it had the 173 NVidia graphics drivers, but the restricted drivers panel said that the current version is recommended, so I installed those. Now I can't click on anything after logging in, however I can still move my mouse.
[17:21] <llutz> nancy--: again: That is NOT a problem with your apache!
[17:21] <MestreLion> cheater: pid=1 is init...
[17:21] <nancy--> llutz,  ya. i know. but its permissions problem
[17:21] <cheater> MestreLion: i realize. it is probably an rc script (a "service") but i don't know which.
[17:21] <llutz> nancy--: ITS NOT
[17:21] <nancy--> llutz,  then ?
[17:21] <llutz> nancy--: what is your native language
[17:21] <MestreLion> neo1691_: show me the code... install pastebinit and pastebin the code you used
[17:22] <nancy--> llutz,  hindi
[17:22] <MestreLion> it was after the script that firefox acted strange, correct?
[17:22] <llutz> nancy--: those are scripts from internet probing your server. nothing to worry about
[17:22] <MestreLion> cheater: network-manager
[17:22] <nancy--> llutz,  what is the problem?
[17:22] <nancy--> \
[17:23] <llutz> nancy--: i'm out
[17:23] <MestreLion> cheater: or networking
[17:23] <cheater> MestreLion: as i said, both are stopped
[17:23] <medeman> anyone?
[17:23] <neo1691_> MestreLion: the script installed chrome for me!! Its there in that link i gave http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/what-to-do-after-fresh-ubuntu-install.html nothing else
[17:23] <nick134013> how can i turn ppt to pdf from the terminal?
[17:23] <neo1691_> nancy--, are you indian?
[17:23] <llutz> nancy--: ask in #ubuntu-in
[17:23] <MestreLion> nancy--: there is not problem at all
[17:23] <nancy--> llutz,  but apache is not starting
[17:24] <llutz> nancy--: IT runs
[17:24] <llutz> nancy--: " sudo lsof -i :80"
[17:24] <MestreLion> nancy--: as llutz said 4 times already, these errors are just someone trying to probe files that do not exist
[17:24] <nancy--> neo1691_,  yes
[17:24] <neo1691_> nancy--, llutz   i am also an indian!! i can translate if you want me to
[17:24] <nancy--> MestreLion,  llutz  # service apache2 start
[17:24] <nancy-->  * Starting web server apache2                                                                                                                 Action 'start' failed.
[17:24] <nancy--> The Apache error log may have more information.
[17:24] <llutz> nancy--: " sudo lsof -i :80"
[17:25] <nancy--> sudo lsof -i :80
[17:25] <nancy--> #
[17:25] <nancy--> thats it
[17:25] <MestreLion> omg, neo1691_ .. this is the most invasive script ever
[17:26] <llutz> nancy--: at least it has run ar "Sun Mar 18 14:43:02 2012"
[17:26] <llutz> at
[17:26] <neo1691_> MestreLion: is it harmful??
[17:26] <oCean> neo1691_: please don't run webupd8 script if you do not exactly know what they are doing
[17:26] <oCean> maybe even better, never run them
[17:26] <llutz> nancy--: ask in #ubuntu-in for more help
[17:27] <MestreLion> neo1691_: I'm not sure... but... man, look at the TON of changes it does
[17:27] <neo1691_> oCean: i am in a bad mess!!Unable to browse anything!! MestreLion: The last comments are mine in that link you can see some images i have posted there
[17:27] <medeman> I installed Ubuntu 11.10 64-Bit. It came with the NVidia drivers version 173. In the restricted drivers control panel, it recommended me to install the current NVidia drivers, which I did. However, now I can't click on anything (but still move my mouse) after logging in.
[17:27] <nancy--> llutz,  ill understand english. you can go on
[17:28] <ikonia> medeman: when you say the current nvidia drivers where did you get them ?
[17:28] <llutz> nancy--: appearantly not my english
[17:28] <sasquatchzorin> Hi, I have setup a laptop with ubuntu server and would like to ssh into. How do I find out the exact IP from command line? I can see the router IP, but the entire IP?
[17:28] <MestreLion> neo1691_: it revamps a LOT in your system... adding new repos, ppas, installing a bunch of software, making very invasive tweaks and fixing bugs that you don't even know IF they were already fixed...
[17:28] <ikonia> sasquatchzorin: ip addr
[17:28] <medeman> ikonia: from the restricted drivers panel from ubuntu (i clicked on activate and it did the rest)
[17:29] <Iluvalar> i'll ask a last time just in case : my ps/2 mouse stopped to answer after an update of my system
[17:29] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Everything seems to be fine excepts the browsers
[17:29] <ikonia> medeman: sounds good, so what's the issue ?
[17:29] <Iluvalar> is there something i could look for that ?
[17:29] <nancy--> llutz,  the actual files are missing. /var/www# ls
[17:29] <nancy--> index.html  op
[17:29] <medeman> ikonia: it doesn't register any mouse-clicks now
[17:29] <nancy--> MestreLion,  ^
[17:29] <ikonia> medeman: register any mouse clicks ? do you mean the mouse buttons aren't working ?
[17:29] <medeman> ikonia: yea
[17:29] <oCean> nancy--: you don't need to have files in /var/www for the webserver to start
[17:30] <ikonia> medeman: that sounds exceptionally unusual
[17:30] <MestreLion> neo1691_: i suspect this: "Downloads, installs and configure sharp fonts (starting with version 0.4.5: also installs sharp fonts for Firefox)"
[17:30] <nancy--> oCean,  then why iam geting this error
[17:30] <sasquatchzorin> ikonia: thanks, it seems to only give the 192.168.1.2/24 address, I'm looking for the one I can access from outside this network?
[17:30] <oCean> nancy--: will you STOP asking about this issue in 2 channels?
[17:30] <nancy--> oCean,  why apache is not starting
[17:30] <neo1691_> MestreLion: i thought the same!! tried reverting it using the same script!! Still no success
[17:30] <oCean> nancy--: answer me
[17:30] <medeman> ikonia: yea, i can still move the mouse but it doesnt register the mouse clicks...i had the same issue with linux mint + current nvidia drivers
[17:30] <ikonia> sasquatchzorin: thats controlled by your ISP, you can use websites such as whatsmyip.com to see that
[17:31] <sasquatchzorin> ikonia: anyway from the command line, using server verision?
[17:31] <ikonia> medeman: sounds like it's worth logging a bug to nvidia if it's also happening in mint
[17:31] <nancy--> i was geting support from both. oCean  thats why i was chating
[17:31] <oCean> nancy--: I told you several times we don't allow crossposting.
[17:31] <oCean> nancy--: stop it now
[17:31] <medeman> ikonia: yea, where do i do that? and do you know how i can fix the issue? (revert to version 173 somehow?)
[17:32] <MestreLion> neo1691_:  have you tried to take a look at Firefox's font settings? Also, take a look at Menu > Preferences > Appearance and see if everything is ok
[17:32] <ikonia> medeman: nvidia.com has a bug tracking system and forum ( you can log it to the ubuntu system - but what can you really expect ubuntu to do in reality)
[17:33] <medeman> ikonia: hmm okay
[17:33] <neo1691_> MestreLion: yes did all possible changes i can in both system fonts and firefox fonys
[17:33] <neo1691_> *fonts
[17:33] <bluefrog> sasquatchzorin, you will not be able to ssh into your home public address if the command originates from your home
[17:33] <ikonia> medeman: the software is closed source so projects like mint/ubuntu can't really "change" or fix anything
[17:34] <medeman> ikonia: yea i know...do you know how i can revert to version 173?
[17:34] <sasquatchzorin> bluefrog: I want to ssh into the server outside my network, like from work.
[17:34] <ikonia> medeman: does the hardware drives tool not offer multiple versions ?
[17:34] <bluefrog> sasquatchzorin, there ok
[17:34] <ikonia> sasquatchzorin: what's the issue,
[17:34] <ikonia> sasquatchzorin: I've told you where to get your IP
[17:34] <MestreLion> neo1691_: take a look here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntustart
[17:35] <bluefrog> sasquatchzorin, and your system admin must have translated the ssh port to your machine at work
[17:35] <leo__> #join ubuntu-it
[17:35] <medeman> ikonia: it does offer 96, 173 and current i think, but how do i use it when i cant click on anything..?
[17:35] <ikonia> medeman: ahhhh, didn't see that issue
[17:35] <sasquatchzorin> ikonia: Ok thanks, I'm going to have to do some more digging
[17:35] <sasquatchzorin> bluefrog: thanks im going to look into more stuff
[17:35] <ikonia> medeman: the way I would manage that is boot into recovery mode and remove the "current" driver package
[17:36] <zykotick9> medeman: one option to try might be, log into console (ctrl+alt+f1) use apt-get to remove nvidia-current then reboot
[17:36] <neo1691_> MestreLion: i will have to switch to windows to do that!! :-(
[17:37] <Osmodivs> Hello ppl
[17:37] <neo1691_> anyhting that i can do by staying logged in to ubuntu
[17:37] <MestreLion> neo1691_: the most "recent" version of this script is from 2010-07-08... that is almost 2 years old... Lucid received a TON of updates since then... so maybe many "bugfixes" were not needed anymore...
[17:37] <MestreLion> neo1691_: or, worse, they would not work as intended with an updated Lucid (10.04.3 by now, I guess)
[17:38] <zykotick9> neo1691_: 3rd party install scripts are often a bad idea...
[17:38] <Osmodivs> Is there a Linux program to download uTorrent files? Ubuntu and it's Transmission can't open those files
[17:38] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Does that means i need to reinstall the os all over again?
[17:39] <neo1691_> zykotick9: I came to know that after running the script
[17:39] <neo1691_> MestreLion: The link that you gave me is the same one that i used
[17:39] <MestreLion> Osmodivs: there is no such thing as "uTorrent files"... there is .torrent files, and TRansmission opens them with no problem... but you may try Deluge if you another Torrent app
[17:40] <hino>  hi
[17:40] <MestreLion> neo1691_: you gave me the link from webup8 website... I gave you their launchpad project link
[17:40] <belphegoor> hello all,Im a newbie on linux,and i want an image viewer for ubuntu
[17:40] <Osmodivs> MestreLion: Well, I do not know much about files, but, How can you open or download this file? http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/5423741/BjA_A_rk_Discography_-_All_8_Studio_Albums_in_DTS_5.1_on_1_DVD
[17:41] <neo1691_> MestreLion: should i try installing the script again?
[17:41] <vinit> hi
[17:41] <Osmodivs> MestreLion: I think is called Magnetic Link
[17:41] <belphegoor> vinit hi
[17:41] <neo1691_> belphegoor: F-Spot and Gimp
[17:41] <MestreLion> Osmodivs: I think Transmission can handle magnet links... if not, Deluge surely can
[17:42] <belphegoor> thanks neo,but where can i download them neo?
[17:42] <MestreLion> belphegoor: Ubuntu already comes with image viewer
[17:42] <MestreLion> belphegoor: just like any other software: using Software Center
[17:42] <neo1691_> belphegoor: It should be already there if you are using ubuntu
[17:42] <MestreLion> neo1691_: how old is your install?
[17:43] <neo1691_> MestreLion: One day!
[17:43] <MestreLion> one day? oh man, reinstall then
[17:43] <belphegoor> but neo,im using backtrack 5, why i left windows :'(
[17:44] <MestreLion> neo1691_: install takes like 20 minutes... you already wasted more than an hour in this issue
[17:44] <neo1691_> MestreLion:etc/environment file does not contain any locale entry!! The link that i gave you contains some links given by a user in the top most comments!! It says that its related to locale
[17:44] <medeman> zykotick9: thank you, that worked
[17:44] <medeman> ikonia: thanks for your help
[17:44] <neo1691_> MestreLion: What should i install?? the script from launchpad?
[17:45] <MestreLion> neo1691_: if you really want to try to fix a 1-day system instead of simply re-installing from scratch?
[17:45] <neo1691_> MestreLion: how to do that?
[17:45] <MestreLion> the same way you installed Lucid yesterday... boot from your CD :P
[17:46] <neo1691_> I dont want a reinstall as i am dual booting with windows 7 with grub as the bootloader
[17:46] <belphegoor1> at the software management in backtrack there is f-spot for gnome,im using kde :(
[17:46] <zykotick9> !backtrack | belphegoor1
[17:47] <MestreLion> neo1691_: you did that yesterday
[17:47] <belphegoor1> thx all
[17:48] <edude03> Sweet there is a ubuntu channel :)
[17:48] <edude03> Hello everyone
[17:48] <MestreLion> neo1691_: if you really want to know about your current locale, try this is a terminal: locale
[17:49] <neo1691_> MestreLion: No i installed the script yesterday and i have installed linux like 3 days ago!! Not much though!! Still its the 4th time i have tried installing ubuntu successfully!! everything was fine until this happened
[17:49] <MestreLion> neo1691_: /etc/enviroment is just one of files used to determine your current locale
[17:49] <neo1691_> MestreLion: that file does not contain any entry,.. It just contain this line
[17:49] <neo1691_> PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
[17:50] <MestreLion> it does not have LANG or LANGUAGE ?
[17:50] <neo1691_> my locale set is en_IN.. maybe thats not supported with the browsers here!! I guess
[17:51] <neo1691_> MestreLion,: Nope it doesn't
[17:51] <MestreLion> have you typed "locale" in a terminal? pastebin me the output
[17:52] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Sorry i cannot use pastebin as i cannot see anything in any browsers!! there has to be some other alternative!! the first line in terminal after typing locale is LANG = en_IN
[17:53] <MestreLion> apt-get install pastebinit
[17:53] <MestreLion> and then:
[17:53] <MestreLion> ops,
[17:53] <MestreLion> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[17:53] <Meteorskies> Hello, I'd like some help, I've installed Ubuntu then windows seven in dual boot, but it overwrote the MBR and I don't have grub anymore and no way to boot ubuntu, can someone help?
[17:53] <MestreLion> and then
[17:53] <MestreLion> locale | pastebinit
[17:54] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Cool!! I am on it!!
[17:55] <neo1691_> http://pastebin.com/rXFzK7fM
[17:55] <neo1691_> MestreLion: http://pastebin.com/rXFzK7fM
[17:55] <MestreLion> Meteorskies: this might help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/27155/installing-ubuntu-before-or-after-upgrading-from-vista-to-win-7
[17:55] <pfifo> !grub | Meteorskies
[17:56] <Meteorskies> thanks, I'm gonna check
[17:56] <MestreLion> looks fine neo1691_  , I don't think locale is your isue
[17:57] <gizmobay> How can I tell which path has priority? For example, if I type a program in a terminal will it look into /usr/local/bin first or /usr/bin.
[17:57] <oCean> gizmobay: echo $PATH will show the order
[17:57] <gizmobay> thanks
[17:58] <neo1691_> MestreLion: I guess i will wait for a day or two!! if nothing happens i will go for a re-install!!! 5th straight time!! and this time i will install everything myself!! :-) This is how i learn!! I am only worried about the grub issue
[17:58] <MestreLion> neo1691_: if you want to make sure your locales are fine, try sudo locale-gen
[17:58] <ktml78> Ciao, qualcuno puo' aiutarmi con adatatore wifi??
[17:59] <pfifo> !it | ktml78
[17:59] <ktml78> #ubuntu-it
[17:59] <MestreLion> gizmobay:  echo $PATH
[18:00] <neo1691_> MestreLion: One failed in that list en_ZM.UTF-8... cannot open locale definition file `en_ZM': No such file or directory
[18:00] <neo1691_> failed
[18:00] <neo1691_>  all others were successfull
[18:00] <MestreLion> that is fine
[18:01] <MestreLion> now go to Menu > System > Administration > Languages
[18:01] <MestreLion> check if the languages are set the way you want
[18:01] <GaryDev> this must be my lucky day.. (not).. anyone know where the #apache room went to? I can't find it in the freenode.net list of rooms
[18:02] <neo1691_> it gives a warning Some translations or writing aids available for your chosen languages are not installed yet. Do you want to install them now?
[18:02] <oCean> GaryDev: it's #httpd
[18:02] <GaryDev> LOL.. Thanks oCean .. never would have thought of that
[18:03] <oCean> :)
[18:03] <MestreLion> neo1691_:  but, really, look at the big picture... you installed your system only 3 days ago.. so there is very very little customization effort done.. this is not a 2-years-of-preferences-and-fine-tunning system we are talking about. Also, this is Lucid 10.04, which is an almost 2 years old release. In less than a month Ubuntu 12.04 will be released, it's also an LTS... and it will last until 2015.. a
[18:05] <MestreLion> neo1691_: so is it really worth to have a "definitive install" of an old  release that will only last for 1 year?
[18:05] <MestreLion> is it worth troubleshooting and waste 2, 3 hours when a reinstall takes less than half an hour?
[18:05] <neo1691_> MestreLion:  I tried mint12, ubuntu 10.04, ubuntu 12.04, ubuntu 11.10 and only 10.04 seems to work for me.. My system has some grave heating problems and drives for ati are not available!!
[18:06] <neo1691_> I have also installed many things using my limited bandwidth!!.. I want to learn linux and have chosen 10.04 as the platform!! I can do anything i want to learn and after learning i plan to get a better and latest machine with the latest OS
[18:07] <pfifo> neo1691_, you should just start with the latest it can teach you the same things
[18:07] <MestreLion> my suggestion, since you are a newcomer, is to install anything now (even 10.04), and try it for a month, so you get used to it... play around, poke around, get familiar... and then, next month, being a lot more skilled and experienced, install 12.04, LTS...
[18:09] <neo1691_> pfifo: 12.04 was laggy on my system! :-( so reverted to 10.04!! MestreLion : I cannot live without a browser for a month!!
[18:09] <pfifo> neo1691_, 12.04 is a beta
[18:09] <MestreLion> neo1691_: also, more recent releases have more tools for dealing with overheating issues... there are temperature monitors, PWM fan control, etc
[18:10] <dimitri7> ok
[18:10] <MestreLion> and more hardware support
[18:10] <Mikhail_> Linux Rules! :D
[18:10] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Hmm that sounds good!! Okay lets wait for sometime and see.. else the new LTS will be it!!
[18:11] <MestreLion> and of course you can't live a month without web browser! reboot with your CD
[18:11] <MestreLion> use gparted to delete your current install
[18:11] <MestreLion> and start the install from scratch
[18:11] <MestreLion> you will still be able to dual boot
[18:11] <neo1691_> MestreLion: But then windows??
[18:12] <MestreLion> grub will find windows 7, just like it did before
[18:12] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Okay then i will do it after a few days!! :)
[18:13] <MestreLion> you can have web browser back in less than a few hours if you want :P
[18:13] <MestreLion> use this month to do experiments...
[18:13] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Linux is for fun and learning!! Sure then!! If i am able to solve this i will report here!! :) Thanks for your time!!
[18:14] <MestreLion> for example, in 3 days you learned that running hugely-invasive scripts from websites are not a good idea
[18:14] <MestreLion> imagine what you can learn in 30 :P
[18:14] <neo1691_> MestreLion: Thats not something to boost of!! :D
[18:15] <MestreLion> don't worry, I also installed Ubuntu Tweak in my first time with Linux
[18:15] <dimitri7> what is a tombstone condition?
[18:15] <MestreLion> took me a while to realize it is a very lame app
[18:16] <MestreLion> Ubuntu is not Windows... it does not require that much fine-tunning for it to be secure and stable
[18:16] <MestreLion> it has no "cruft" to clean
[18:17] <neo1691_> hey even i have that tweak!! Don't know what it does!! But still!! I managed to get compiz working. I made that script executable using chmod.  :D
[18:17] <MestreLion> neo1691_: my most precious advise: Software Center is your best friend
[18:17] <dimitri7> what is a tombstone condition?
[18:17] <dimitri7> .
[18:18] <MestreLion> we have no idea, dimitri7 ... how about giving us a little more detail
[18:18] <neo1691_> MestreLion: here at my place internet is very precious!! i have a limit of just 5 gb usage per month! I wasted all of it in installing many things! :(
[18:18] <MestreLion> neo1691_: hint... you can use Nautilus GUI to make a scritpt executable :P
[18:19] <MestreLion> neo1691_: take a look at /var/cache/apt
[18:19] <dimitri7> Failing to do so leads to a tombstone condition.
[18:19] <MestreLion> dimitri7:  failing to do what?
[18:19] <oCean> dimitri7: is that an ubuntu question?
[18:20] <ohptlabs> so i was using transmission on a 88.8gb file collection and im about 20% in and over 500mb is corrupt. i did a check locala files, but it didn't seem to change the amount that is corrupt. is there anyway to find out which file or parts are corrupt and either get new pieces of the files or redownload the files?
[18:20] <dimitri7> to installa some services in ubuntu
[18:20] <dimitri7> ** install
[18:20] <neo1691_> MestreLion: it got archives folder and pkgcache.bin and one more .bin file
[18:20] <oCean> dimitri7: really, you should give some details
[18:21] <MestreLion> man, some think we are psychics
[18:21] <neo1691_> and in archives there are locale files!! related to thunderbird gimp and all but none related to firefox, chromium or chrome
[18:21] <MestreLion> neo1691_: you see the .deb files there?
[18:22] <neo1691_> yes
[18:22] <MestreLion> you can save them, so you don't have to download them again
[18:22] <neo1691_> okay!! I thought firefox is missing there so maybe that was the issue
[18:23] <MestreLion> no, no
[18:23] <MestreLion> firefox comes with ubuntu
[18:24] <MestreLion> those are only the packages that you downloaded *after* the install
[18:24] <neo1691_> MestreLion: I am tired now!! Missing fonts is the mystery to be solved
[18:24] <neo1691_> bye
[18:25] <pahlevani> hi
[18:25] <unixbeardxd|> Hello pahlevani
[18:25] <ooiiooo_> I plan a reinstall. I saved the list of installed packages, I copied my home dir. Do I wan't to backup anything else?
[18:26] <pfifo> ohptlabs, it immediately discards corrupt data
[18:27] <ooiiooo> quit
[18:27] <MestreLion> ooiiooo_: maybe /etc, if you changed any system-wide setting
[18:27] <unixbeardxd|> Any configuration files for anything you have manually configured and want to keep
[18:28] <MestreLion> ooiiooo_: you going to reinstall the same release?
[18:28] <ooiiooo_> MestreLion: yes, need to switch from gpt to mbr
[18:29] <MestreLion> i don't think you need a reinstall for that
[18:29] <unixbeardxd|> That shouldn't need a complete reinstall surely
[18:29] <ooiiooo_> ok, what do I do?
[18:30] <MestreLion> backup your / partition
[18:30] <MestreLion> do the switch
[18:30] <MestreLion> then restore
[18:30] <ooiiooo_> I don't have that much backup space
[18:31] <ohptlabs> pfifo, oh thank you. why does it tell me how much was corrupt then?
[18:31] <MestreLion> willing to do a full system reinstall, and re-do all your preferences and configs and fine-tunings...
[18:31] <MestreLion> because of ... no disk space?
[18:31] <unixbeardxd|> I can't remember the commands, google will. Reconfigure GRUB to install on the MBR, and find the ID of wherever /boot is
[18:31] <pfifo> ohptlabs, its just a statistic
[18:32] <ohptlabs> thank you kindly once again ^_^
[18:33] <MestreLion> ooiiooo_: how large is your / partition?
[18:34] <ooiiooo_> MestreLion: 120GB
[18:34] <MestreLion> ... and excluding your /home it is... ?
[18:35] <MestreLion> i doubt it is more than 30
[18:35] <ooiiooo_> you mean only used space?
[18:35] <unixbeardxd|> Not split in to /var /opt and others?
[18:35] <himsin> Hi, I want to install a guest operating system in KVM. I am using ubuntu 10.10 desktop.Is there any good tutorial/documentation/blog on it?
[18:36] <pmp6nl> Hello all, I have two computers and one backup hard drive.  What is the best way to sync files between all of them.  Im looking for a GUI (maybe based on rsync?)
[18:36] <MestreLion> himsin: must be KVM? There is Virtualbox , and it is wonderful
[18:36] <MestreLion> yes ooiiooo_ , only used space
[18:36] <zykotick9> himsin: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM
[18:36] <himsin> MestreLion, yes it must be KVM
[18:37] <ooiiooo_> MestreLion: 18G used excluding home. And no, I don't have that much backup space. Only a 4GB USB stick.
[18:37] <pfifo> himsin, All i needed was the manual page for KVM, its pretty straight forward
[18:37] <unixbeardxd|> pmp6nl, the best solution I have found is to run rsync on a schedule. Depends on your window and how much needs compared and transfered
[18:37] <calico> any ideas how to make my wireless more stable on acer aspire
[18:37] <MestreLion> pmp6nl: try Deja Dup or Grsync
[18:37] <ooiiooo_> have to go. thanks for your suggestions, though.
[18:37]  * zykotick9 thinks backing up / is a silly waste of space - back up your config files and reinstall
[18:38] <Gaming4JC> I don't suppose Ubuntu has anything like this? http://www.eltima.com/products/virtual-modem-pro/ (virtual 56k modems!) :D
[18:38] <pmp6nl> unixbeardxd| and MestreLion thanks for the suggestions
[18:38] <calico> ?
[18:39] <pmp6nl> unixbeardxd| and MestreLion will rsync keep everything synced even if something is uploaded to one or the other, will it consolidate changes?
[18:39] <MestreLion> pmp6nl: grsync, as you might have guessed, is a GUI for rsync... and it also supports scheduling
[18:39] <zykotick9> pmp6nl: no - rsync is a one way process, unison is more 2 directional
[18:39] <pmp6nl> MestreLion ok, thanks
[18:39] <pmp6nl> zykotisck9 ok, thanks.  Can it be 3 way?
[18:40] <zykotick9> !tab > pmp6nl
[18:40] <zykotick9> pmp6nl: not sure...
[18:40] <MestreLion> pmp6nl: no, rsync will make a destination looks like the source... but not the other way around
[18:41] <pmp6nl> MestreLion, ok thanks.  Unison the best option for 2way
[18:41] <pmp6nl> zykotick9, thanks for the tip, that is much faster
[18:41] <MestreLion> pmp6nl: you are welcome, but zykotick9 deserves the credit, not me :P
[18:41] <pmp6nl> zykotick9, thanks
[18:45] <quadroarte> hello. i have a problem. When ubuntu start, i see only (initramfs). problem with mdadm. when i try to ''mdadm —assemble —scan'' it will be ok. but when start, he down want to scan - (
[18:46] <calico> any ideas how to make my wireless more stable on acer aspire?
[18:46] <calico> i basically don't have any connection for the past 30min
[18:47] <Xabster> [19:45:06] * Gaming4JC (~Gaming4JC@unaffiliated/gaming4jc) has left #ubuntu ("Are you a good person? NeedGod.com")
[18:47] <Xabster> LOL
[18:47] <Xabster> If anyone today follows his Gods rules and morals they would be sent to prison immediately
[18:48] <pfifo> quadroarte, once you have booted to your system run `sudo update-initramfs -ck all` and reboot
[18:48] <quadroarte> pfifo from live cd with chroot i try " update-initramfs -k all -u"
[18:49] <orionsonofneptun> k
[18:49] <pfifo> quadroarte, no a livecd isnt an acceptable alternative
[18:50] <levitsky> any blackbuntu users?
[18:50] <quadroarte> pfifo i cant boot to my system
[18:50] <pfifo> quadroarte, you said you can assemble your raid from the initramfs prompt
[18:50] <quadroarte> yes
[18:51] <pfifo> quadroarte, so why wont it boot?
[18:51] <pfifo> quadroarte, did you type 'exit' after you assembled it?
[18:52] <quadroarte> pfifo, no
[18:52] <tuncay> Hello everyone.
[18:52] <quadroarte> pfifo i press ctrl+D
[18:52] <pfifo> quadroarte, and after C-d what happened?
[18:53] <bluetuga> Hi . I'm planning to switch to ubuntu 12.04. is it possible to install gnome-shell ?
[18:53] <tuncay> I have a question. I can remember that I had added a program into a whitelist to show its indicator menu in Unity. But I cant remember where I did that.
[18:54] <quadroarte> pfifo, it was in live CD, i try to assembled last 3 times^ when i change the config
[18:55] <pfifo> quadroarte, I have no idea what your doing wrong then
[18:55] <fabio> hi, how to test if my cpu is compatible with vt-x?
[18:55] <quadroarte> pfifo and i have this problem^ after install "headers-generetic" and create raid & build
[18:56] <quadroarte> fabio you can see it in bios
[18:56] <lico> ciao
[18:56] <lico> !list
[18:56] <Gigabyte> Hey, is security.ubuntu.com down?
[18:56] <ikonia> Gigabyte: no
[18:57] <droid-0854> I see it
[18:57] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I've reduced a 11.04 system to just run login --, init and ash in userspace, but running /usr/bin/free -m reports 11MB used. Are login, init and busybox sh really consuming 11MB?
[18:58] <Gigabyte> wow
[18:58] <Gigabyte> You do realize that Damn Small Linux with an X interface takes up ~20MB, so you're already better than moset
[18:58] <dmlonghorn> hello
[18:59] <dmlonghorn> is anyone in here?
[18:59] <ikonia> Gigabyte: not really something #ubuntu is concerned with
[18:59] <GaryDev> Fyi.. for those who love to know the answers.. With Webmin screwing up apache, doing the purge and clean and re-install is great, but you also need to re-enable the php side of things. This link explains that. It was simple, and the problem is now solved with the website working properly.. http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DebianPHP
[18:59] <pfifo> CharminTheMoose, the kernel takes up a large portion of memory, creating a custom kernel with only the options you need, no madule support and no initrd should reduce that even further
[18:59] <shriphani> hello everyone. I am trying to use xmonad standalone with ubuntu. I find that I need to fire up wifi sometimes on booting up my machine and I am forced to launch unity-2d-launcher. Is it possible to use the "Network" app that I can access from unity's desktop search directly from the command line as opposed to firing up unity ?
[18:59] <ikonia> Gigabyte: webmin isn't supported in Ubuntu
[18:59] <Aurnov> ARGH
[19:00] <ikonia> ops,
[19:00] <Gigabyte> I'm curious as to what kind of system you are putting this ubertiny 'Buntu on?
[19:00] <ikonia> GaryDev: webmin isn't supported in ubuntu
[19:00] <Aurnov> Someone wanna help meinself out?
[19:00] <ikonia> Gigabyte: ubuntu can go on any supported architechture / system
[19:00] <Aurnov> Yeah?
[19:00] <Aurnov> Such nice people.
[19:01] <Gigabyte> So does that mean I could strip out Lubuntu and get it to work on an ancient Palm Treo Smartphone? o.O
[19:01] <ikonia> Gigabyte: no, any supported architechture as I said
[19:01] <Aurnov> Harro prease
[19:01] <pfifo> Gigabyte, is palm uses x86 or arm
[19:01] <GaryDev> ikonia: So I have just found out.. I will be removing it, are you aware of any other interfaces that do work? The server is remote, there is no GUI side for it..
[19:01] <Gigabyte> Mobile devices all use  ARM architecture
[19:01] <Gigabyte> except for a certain few
[19:01] <Jikan> any idea about where to file a bug related to /usr/bin/do-release-upgrade?
[19:02] <ikonia> Gigabyte: no-one is saying they are not
[19:02] <ikonia> Gigabyte: I'd suggest reading ubuntu.com to get an overview to what ubuntu is about and what it will run on
[19:02] <Aurnov> I thought it would run well on this machine.
[19:02] <Aurnov> Holy jesus, was I wrong.
[19:02] <Gigabyte> Been there, done that, used to run it on a Touch Pro 2 (but that was a custom ROM)
[19:03] <Gigabyte> Also used to run it on a ancient iMac before PPC suppport was axed
[19:03] <Aurnov> Seriously, though. Anyone able to assist me?
[19:03] <Gigabyte> Aurunov what kind of system?
[19:03] <Aurnov> Some dinosaur of a Dell.
[19:03] <Gigabyte> RAM?
[19:03] <Aurnov> Can't be too specific, as it was just given to me recently.
[19:03] <Aurnov> Under a gig.
[19:03] <Aurnov> Just over half.
[19:03] <frankpad> After replacing the cartridge chip ("toner meter") now the toner indicator shows as full and I can make photocopies, but I cannot print from Ubuntu. Please help. This is the output of the HP diagnostic tool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889592/
[19:04] <droid-0854> Linux can be very limited supporting some hardware
[19:04] <Aurnov> But it's not that that's causing me problems.
[19:04] <Aurnov> It's the resolution.
[19:04] <Aurnov> It's all manner of ill at the moment.
[19:04] <Gigabyte> Using regular Ubuntu or a lighter derivative?
[19:04] <MonkeyDust> !hp
[19:04] <droid-0854> But you can fix that
[19:04] <Aurnov> Regular.
[19:04] <Gigabyte> Gonna say.. I prefer Xubuntu for older systems because of the lower overhead
[19:05] <Gigabyte> As for teh resolution - what graphics card?
[19:05] <Aurnov> The internet demanded I use Ubuntu, as I'm a "beginner"
[19:05] <Aurnov> That, I have no clue.
[19:05] <Aurnov> But I'm sure it's low-end standard piece that dell slapped in their machines at the time.
[19:05] <MonkeyDust> !cups| frankpad maybe this (l)ink is useful
[19:05] <Gigabyte> Okay - if you can pull up Hardware Info it will telll you
[19:05] <ikonia> Aurnov: the interenet demands nothing, you choose what you use
[19:05] <Aurnov> By "Demand", I of course meant reccomended highly.
[19:05] <frankpad> I'll check it
[19:06] <Aurnov> As did most people I spoke to about that.
[19:06] <Aurnov> Now, about this hardware info?
[19:06] <Aurnov> How does one access this? I'm sure it's blatantly open, but a large portion of the screen, I can't see.
[19:06] <Gigabyte> Top left button, search Hardware Info" in the box - did I get that right?
[19:06] <CharminTheMoose> pfifo, cool yeah, I was doing some googling on the topic and I read that userspace stuff like 'free' doesn't take into account the memory the kernel/module uses.. Unless the stuff I read is old?
[19:06] <CharminTheMoose> *modules
[19:06] <Gigabyte> Also, have you pressed "Auto Adjust" on your screen yet?
[19:07] <Gigabyte> Oftentimes screen timing in Linux doesn't match windows, and the screen shifts to one side
[19:07] <pfifo> CharminTheMoose, no it doesnt
[19:07] <GaryDev> Anyway, really appreciate the the help today. Last question (for now).. Are there any other types of program similar to webmin that I can use? The command prompt is a little scarey, but if that's what I am left with then I have a lot of learning to do.
[19:07] <Aurnov> It's not so much shifted as it is bloated horribly.
[19:07] <Gigabyte> When I say "On the screen, I mean the monitor itself
[19:07] <ikonia> GaryDev: some people rate ebox
[19:08] <Gigabyte> You can change the screen resolution and that might fix the problem
[19:08] <Aurnov> Aaaaaand nothing comes up when I do search for "Hardware info".
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> ebox is now called zentyal
[19:08] <GaryDev> ikonia: thank you
[19:08] <Gigabyte> Button on the top left - the big one, below the bar - type Monitor
[19:08] <Gigabyte> and that should get you the screen settings IIRC
[19:08] <Aurnov> I tried changing it in the settings dealie, but it gave me no other options.
[19:08] <Gigabyte> Interesting
[19:09] <Gigabyte> What's the model of the DELL?
[19:09] <Gigabyte> Is it an old Dimension XPS from the Pentium III days?
[19:09] <Gigabyte> or older
[19:09] <pfifo> mmm... pentium3
[19:09] <Aurnov> It's a dimension desker.
[19:09] <Gigabyte> Those ran nVidia Riva TNT and GeForce 2 cards
[19:10] <Gigabyte> I know I've had problems with the old Riva TNT2 cards and screen resses
[19:10] <Gigabyte> as well as the Intel Integrated Graphics
[19:10] <titan> hello all! need some help with installing virtualbox in Lubuntu
[19:10] <Aurnov> I dunno, but this is a nightmare.
[19:10] <CharminTheMoose> pfifo, Hmm, so using top and then sorting by resident memory, gives me the 8 userspace processes.. but adding the resident memory figures up doesn't give me 11MB.. More like 5MB.. or 5260KB. :/
[19:10] <Gigabyte> Model number? It's on the front of it
[19:10] <droid-0854> Pfifo, I have a pentium 3 running puppy linux
[19:10] <Aurnov> Dimension 3800.
[19:10] <Gigabyte> If it's a Pentium 4 desktop the model number usualy surrounds the power button
[19:11] <CharminTheMoose> ANd by 8, I in fact mean 4 processes running now. :P
[19:11] <Gigabyte> Okay... that gives us something to work on
[19:11] <Aurnov> One moment.
[19:11] <Gigabyte> Is the plug for the monitor down near the bottom or up where all the other ports are?
[19:11] <MonkeyDust> titan  i use virtualbox, but not in Lubuntu
[19:11] <dmlonghorn> anyone here running Pinguy OS?
[19:12] <titan> monkeydust i used it too
[19:12] <dmlonghorn> its amazing
[19:12] <ikonia> dmlonghorn: it's not something thats supported here
[19:12] <Gigabyte> lol
[19:12] <titan> but now i get a error:If you have upgraded VirtualBox recently, please make sure you have terminated all VMs and upgraded any extension packs. If this error persists, try re-installing VirtualBox. (VERR_PDM_DEVHLPR3_VERSION_MISMATCH).
[19:12] <pfifo> CharminTheMoose, im not sure, i have the same issues, there doesnt seem to be any tool that gives accurate and detailed memory usage
[19:12] <Gigabyte> Might have a better reception in the Pinguy IRC lol
[19:12] <Aurnov> And back.
[19:12] <MonkeyDust> titan  and did you?
[19:12] <titan> yes
[19:12] <Aurnov> Down near the bottom.
[19:12] <titan> and same thing
[19:13] <Gigabyte> Okay it has a graphics card
[19:13] <Aurnov> Way, way low.
[19:13] <Gigabyte> it could be an old Radeon or Rage card - or a TNT2 or a GeForce 2
[19:13] <titan> this is a fresh install of os
[19:13] <dmlonghorn> lol all Pinguy OS is, is ubuntu with a custom setup
[19:13] <MonkeyDust> titan  rather radical, maybe you have to delete the .virtualbox folder
[19:13] <Aurnov> I've no clue.
[19:13] <Gigabyte> If its an old Rage or Riva card that might be our prolem
[19:13] <ikonia> dmlonghorn: it's not, but "ok", either way, it's not supported here
[19:14] <titan> I'll try that too
[19:14] <titan> monkeydust I'll be back thanks!
[19:15] <Aurnov> As far as I looked, and acted, what I found proved to be ineffective obscenely.
[19:15] <Gigabyte> As silly as t sounds - getting an old GeForce 2 or newer AGP card will fix the screen problems
[19:15] <Aurnov> That's not an option, financially speaking.
[19:15] <hafos> MestreLion: I followed your instructions and downloaded the alternate iso to install to a raid0 partition; however it immediatly tells me "no DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found"
[19:15] <Gigabyte> replacing the card it has
[19:16] <hafos> Am I doing it wrong? :-(
[19:16] <Gigabyte> If you have $8 to blow you can do it on ebay for the card
[19:16] <Aurnov> And yet, I don't.
[19:16] <Aurnov> Ah, poverty.
[19:16] <Gigabyte> What about restricted drivers? did that show up?
[19:16] <Aurnov> yew mai only freeend.
[19:17] <Aurnov> It did pop up, a drive thing.
[19:17] <Aurnov> driver, rather.
[19:17] <Aurnov> I chose the "reccomended" driver.
[19:17] <jardineworks> hey guys
[19:17] <Aurnov> Which was already installed and active.
[19:17] <levitsky> guys does blackbuntu have the same drivers as ubuntu is packaged whith?
[19:17] <Aurnov> And then, when I clicked that, it disappeared.
[19:17] <Gigabyte> Restricted Drivers allows you to enable thrid party drivers for your system - which "recommended" driver was it?
[19:17] <Aurnov> Some Nvidia nonsense.
[19:17] <Gigabyte> If it
[19:18] <Gigabyte> Okay, so it is a GeForce series then
[19:18] <Aurnov> I'm guessing so.
[19:18] <Gigabyte> You need to make sure you gotthe riht driver
[19:18] <nancy--> oCean, how to check the user and gouprs file in linux
[19:18] <Gigabyte> There's more than 1 driver and only one works right
[19:18] <jardineworks> I need some help. My client has asked me to help them with an issue they are having. They have one MONOLITHIC portlet that is used to house 6 individual portlets. The portlets are mixed bag.. some using JSP others using ExtJS.
[19:18] <Gigabyte> You need to pull up "Additional Drivers
[19:19] <Aurnov> I wish I could find out with certainty which card I actually have.
[19:19] <Gigabyte> and make sure the NVIDIA Graphics Driver version 96 (less than one hundred) is the one that's green
[19:19] <Gigabyte> You can - the Hardware Info control panel
[19:19] <jardineworks> shoot -- wrong channel
[19:19] <jardineworks> sorry guys
[19:19] <Aurnov> Yes, I typed that in, as you said.
[19:19] <Aurnov> And nothing came up?
[19:19] <Gigabyte> System Profiler
[19:19] <Gigabyte> ?
[19:20] <OerHeks> Aurnov, lspci | grep VGA
[19:20] <Gigabyte> I usually use Xubuntu ad Lubuntu, and they have slightly different tools
[19:20] <Gigabyte> Thank you someone who is a terminal commando
[19:20] <Gigabyte> Type what OerHerks said in Terminal
[19:21] <Aurnov> One moment.
[19:21] <dwon> Has anyone else noticed "Bus errors" and/or sound not working in linux 3.0.0-16?
[19:22] <Gigabyte> haven't had problems - maybe proble with specific chipset audio?
[19:22] <hafos> In order to initiate the "alternate" install, do you do the same as with the normal one? Or do you need to prepare it somehow using config files or what not
[19:22] <Aurnov> Hm?
[19:22] <titan> monkeydust if you're there just tried and same result
[19:22] <dwon> Gigabyte: basically, Flash sound is broken in Firefox, and chromium-browser won't start at all.  Booting 3.0.0-15 fixes it
[19:22] <Gigabyte> Alternate Install is a disk that runs a lower memory version of the regular nstaller?
[19:22] <ikonia> hafos: it's a totally different install media
[19:22] <Ananonymous1967> "/join #francophone"
[19:23] <hafos> I realize it's a different iso file ikonia but I downloaded it, erased my usb drive that had the other ubuntu on it, and replaced the files - didnt boot
[19:23] <Gigabyte> Souds like a problem with Adobe Flash not being compatible or having a problem with 3.0-16
[19:23] <ikonia> hafos: you're using a CD media with a USB installer, there are many things that could be a problem
[19:24] <dwon> Gigabyte: That doesn't explain why chromium would just crash
[19:24] <Gigabyte> As for the Alt Install, that doesn't always work on the same systems as the regular install - also verufy file integrity of the download
[19:24] <dwon> on startup
[19:24] <Gigabyte> Chromium has Flash integrated into it
[19:24] <hafos> ikonia: upon booting from it it tells me "no DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found"
[19:24] <dwon> doesn't it start as a separate process, though?
[19:24] <frankpad> After replacing the cartridge chip ("toner meter") now the toner indicator shows as full and I can make photocopies, but I cannot print from Ubuntu. Please help. This is the output of the HP diagnostic tool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889592/ Note: I have checked the links but I couldn't find relevant information.
[19:24] <itaylor57> Gigabyte, that is Chrome, no Chromium
[19:24] <dwon> Anyway, I guess others haven't mentioned it, eh?
[19:25] <MonkeyDust> titan  it says "version mismatch" somewhere -- make sure you don't mix oracle's virtualbox with virtualbox-ose
[19:25] <Gigabyte> ORLY? Never noticed - problem might still be with Adobe Flash
[19:25] <Aurnov> Ah, okay.
[19:25] <Aurnov> There's an update for the driver.
[19:25] <Aurnov> Mayhap that will fixify the problem.
[19:25] <Gigabyte> Yes, but choose the Version 9X of it
[19:25] <Gigabyte> not the 18X or higher
[19:26] <dwon> Gigabyte: oh, it's not just flash.  I tried starting pulseaudio on the command line, and after a few seconds of Flash running, pulseaudio crashes with a bus error
[19:26] <titan> I only checked oracle virtual box for install
[19:26] <Gigabyte> The pre-100 driver is for old cards
[19:26] <dwon> Gigabyte: I'm pretty sure it's a kernel problem, but I was hoping somebody might know the bug number. :)
[19:26] <Aurnov> I'm just going off of what's in "additional drivers"
[19:26] <titan> I check my home folder carefully right now
[19:26] <Gigabyte> Flash might be crashing pulseaudio
[19:26] <Aurnov> Also, this is running horribly.
[19:26] <Aurnov> I don't think it's gonna stick.
[19:26] <Gigabyte> Aurunov Recommended using Xubuntu for that system
[19:26] <MonkeyDust> titan  do you get the error when you launch the vbox app, or when you launch a virtual machine?
[19:27] <Gigabyte> I am running it now on a 3.06 Pentium 4 machine which is about what that old 380 can do
[19:27] <titan> monkeydust when i launch a virtual machine
[19:27] <MonkeyDust> titan  my advice is to use virtualbox-ose
[19:28] <Gigabyte> Uses much less RAM and system overhead - Unity interface is a lot harder on computers than Xubuntu's desktop
[19:28] <sidney> Can someone tell me how to fix this http://paste.ubuntu.com/889628/
[19:28] <Aurnov> Well, gotta restart.
[19:28] <Aurnov> blurble
[19:28] <titan> monkeydust I'll do that right now and hope it will work
[19:28] <Ananonymous1967>  irc.anonops.bz
[19:29] <Gigabyte> That looks like a programming error - or a config problem in the source
[19:29] <titan> monkeydust do I need to delete all that's related with oracle virtualbox?
[19:30] <MonkeyDust> titan  yes, just don't delete the virtual machines
[19:30] <titan> monkeydust lol
[19:32] <zykotick9> titan: what version of ubuntu are you using?  vbox-ose will only be found in older releases, also FYI it doesn't support USB
[19:32] <frankpad> After replacing the cartridge chip ("toner meter") now the toner indicator shows as full and I can make photocopies, but I cannot print from Ubuntu. Please help. This is the output of the HP diagnostic tool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889592/ Note: I have checked the links but I couldn't find relevant information.
[19:33] <titan> monkeydust 11.10 and in repository i found a virtualbox-ose
[19:33] <titan> but can't install
[19:34] <MonkeyDust> it says here "virtualbox-ose - transitional package for virtualbox"
[19:34] <mint> Hello. Can some dev here please tell Linus to write something so the Linux Kernel automatically recognizes a CF memory card or a SD, I do not want to mount and add paths and stuff
[19:34] <titan> yes
[19:34] <CacheMoney> If I can't join an IRC channel, does that mean I'm banned?  And if so, is there any way to get back in?
[19:34] <mint> Thank you
[19:35] <zykotick9> MonkeyDust: vbox-ose is no more, they merged it with regular virtualbox
[19:35] <Gigabyte> CacheMoney: not always - couldbe pasworded or nvite only, and that
[19:35] <mint> I' m in a LiveCD and still this distro can' t recognize my cards
[19:35] <Gigabyte> that is like asking if its possible to break down a door
[19:35] <MonkeyDust> whaddayaknow! zykotick9 's right, "Oracle Virtualbox" in the top bar!
[19:36] <MonkeyDust> hadnt even noticed
[19:36] <CacheMoney> Gigabyte:  it's the #RubyOnRails channel, I've been in it for the past month with no problems..
[19:36] <titan> monkeydust I'm ack to the begining
[19:36] <titan> back*
[19:37] <Gigabyte> Try /query 'ing one of the members of Ruby and see if they know
[19:37] <MonkeyDust> titan  i'm leaving my desk for a while
[19:37] <titan> monkeydust k thanks!
[19:38] <hafos> I'm currently at the step "installer components to load" in the alternate installation. Should I load anything here to use a raid0 partition (hardware raid) ?
[19:39] <Gigabyte> It should have drviers in it already
[19:39] <virusuy> howdy y'all
[19:39] <Gigabyte> That and Hardware RAID is handled by the RAID controller not the OS - though the OS knows the presence and configuration of the RAID.
[19:40] <Gigabyte> usuay
[19:40] <Gigabyte> have to admit - its not easy typing on the virtually indestructable keyboard
[19:41] <shade34321> I have a computer that is randomly crashing, turning off completely or restarting. I'm currently running a memory test but anybody have any suggestions as to what else it could be
[19:41] <Gigabyte> Faling motherboard
[19:41] <Gigabyte> failing software (OS errors)
[19:41] <Gigabyte> failing hard drive
[19:41] <Gigabyte> failing CPU
[19:41] <Gigabyte> failing Graphics Card (seen that make a system look bad like that too)
[19:41] <shade34321> Gigabyte: I'd hope it's not a hard drive...just installed a new 2TB hard drive in it
[19:42] <frankpad> After replacing the cartridge chip ("toner meter") now the toner indicator shows as full and I can make photocopies, but I cannot print from Ubuntu. Please help. When I send a document PDF or ODF the printer queue says processing then I get an error and a dialog box with the options OK and Diagnose. This is the output of the HP diagnostic tool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889592/
[19:42] <Guest87152> hi all. does anyone know why the new kernels run hotter or what can be done about it? 2.6.38-8 idles at 43 C for me. 3.0 adds another 5 degrees.
[19:43] <Gigabyte> Is your CPU throttling down?
[19:44] <Gigabyte> If not, maybe that's why - if it is, I guess 3.0 is just a bit heavier on the system than 2.68
[19:44] <Gigabyte> Is that all that changed?
[19:44] <Gigabyte> Or did other thingsget updated too?
[19:44] <Gigabyte> Run top and see what's chugging the CPU along
[19:44] <Guest87152> Gigabyte yeah it throttles down, i have cpu on conservative settings
[19:46] <OerHeks> Gigabyte, wrong guess, Guest87152 from kernel 3.2 and up, most powerissues are solved.
[19:46] <Guest87152> Gigabyte top shows xorg as most power hungry, but only at 2-3%
[19:46] <Giuse> ciao
[19:46] <Gigabyte> okay time for me to run - have to breathe new life into an old AMD Compaq (256 MB of ram + XP = LOL)
[19:46] <Giuse> !list
[19:46] <Gigabyte> Gonna bump it up to Gigabyte levels lol
[19:47] <Gigabyte> .!makecoffee
[19:47] <Guest87152> OerHeks so if i upgrade to 3.2 i can get my temps down again?
[19:47] <OerHeks> Guest87152, maybe.
[19:48] <Gigabyte> Those temps are fine - I have many systems that run much MUCH hotter normally
[19:48] <Gigabyte> Like ifthey ran any hotter they would be Nuclear Reactors
[19:48] <OerHeks> Guest87152, 43 degrees is not that high
[19:49] <Gigabyte> My laptop readily hits 80C
[19:49] <Gigabyte> well one of them does
[19:49] <hafos> "There was a problem reading data from the cd-rom" well duh, I'm using a USB drive created using LiLi USB Creator as suggested in the docs. What gives?
[19:49] <Guest87152> OerHeks yeah i know, i have thinkfan running my fans a little aggressively to keep things this cool
[19:49] <OerHeks> !enter | Gigabyte
[19:49] <Gigabyte> maybe there's a corrupted download?
[19:49] <Gigabyte> Sometimes I hit the Enter key on accident - because I am not used to this keyboard and are trying to hit "
[19:50] <Guest87152> OerHeks but i like things running cool and i'm dismayed to see how much cooler Doze runs
[19:50] <Guest87152> OerHeks not that i'll ever go back, and i know there's unfair optimization with drivers etc., but still
[19:51] <Guest87152> OerHeks ok i'll try the upgrade. thanks
[19:51] <OerHeks> Guest87152, did you try fancontrol ? maybe it solves fanspeed
[19:52] <hafos> Come on, will someone please help me with my ubuntu install problems on my raid volume :-(
[19:52] <Guest87152> OerHeks yeah got that working and it helps with the temps, but all that's been undone with the new kernel
[19:53] <Guest87152> Oerheks thanks again. later all
[19:53] <dermaster> hi
[19:53] <frankpad> After replacing the cartridge chip ("toner meter") now the toner indicator shows as full and I can make photocopies, but I cannot print from Ubuntu. Please help. When I send a document PDF or ODF the printer queue says processing then I get an error and a dialog box with the options OK and Diagnose. This is the output of the HP diagnostic tool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889592/ Any help would be appreciated.
[19:53] <cassv> Have anybody else with more than 1 account in ubuntu experience the problem that when goes to the other account (switch account) the sound doesn't work?
[19:54] <dermaster>  i have got a problem
[19:54] <dermaster> can somebody help me
[19:54] <dermaster>  i have got a problem
[19:54] <dermaster> can somebody help me
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[19:55] <FloodBot1> SomeGuyLolwut900: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[19:55] <dermaster> nobody helping meee
[19:56] <dermaster> nobody helping meee
[19:56] <dermaster> can somebody help me
[19:56] <dermaster> nobody helping meee
[19:56] <hafos> Tell me about it, I was hoping Ubuntu would've gotten a bit noob-friendlier since a couple years ago
[19:56] <OerHeks> dermaster, just explain your problem, maybe someone knows the answer
[19:56] <llutz> !details | dermaster
[19:56] <dermaster> what problem ?
[19:56] <screening> what problem
[19:56] <dermaster> i do not have a problem i do have a question
[19:57] <Kernel_Panic> dermaster, What is your question?
[19:57] <dermaster> well, my question is: somebody here having experience in ubuntu to help me
[19:58] <hafos> Having tons of trouble installing Ubuntu on my raid0 volume from my MSI motherboard. Can anyone PLEASE give me some guidelines, I'm getting desparate here
[19:58] <OerHeks> dermaster, ask your real question, you have enough attention now
[19:58] <UrB> this is going in cycles :)
[19:58] <dermaster> ok well i will try
[19:58] <Kernel_Panic> dermaster, Give us a problem. We can't read minds.
[19:59] <dermaster> Hello people, i am dermaster, my name was written this way because i think i am the "master", because i know a lot. i am 21 years old and soon i has been installed ubuntu linux operating system 11.04.
[19:59] <dermaster> I am living here i
[19:59] <dermaster> n e
[19:59] <vlt> !enter | dermaster
[19:59] <llutz> Do you have any ubuntu support related question? dermaster
[19:59] <Kernel_Panic> dermaster, We don't need an autobiography.  Just questions.
[19:59] <dermaster> I am living here in germany since 10 years and are very happy with it
[19:59] <dermaster> yes, i have but i have to say sth about my havent i?
[20:00] <waxstone> troll?
[20:00] <llutz> dermaster: schluss mit demMist, /j #ubuntu-de
[20:00] <dermaster> Okay well my question is: what version is after 11.10
[20:00] <Kernel_Panic> !12.04 | dermaster
[20:00] <lwizardl> 12.04
[20:00] <quebre> alright, i heard the Ubuntu is newbie friendly, so i installed it on my daughter's PC but each time she run some game (such as 0ad, native for linux afaik, or game thru wine) the system crash without any message, this is the information i taken 2 seconds before crash: cpu temp: 52C, ram usage: 1672MB used, 2288MB free, the whole /var/log gives no information as well, except: Mar 18 20:56:45 HANIA AptDaemon: INFO: Quitting was requested - that's not
[20:00] <Nirkus> hey, my update-manager refuses to upgrade to orienic... claims there are no updates for my system (11.04 x64). -c and --dist-upgrade dont help..
[20:00] <quebre> so is UBUNTU really friendly ?
[20:00] <UrB> 12.04 - and after that 12.10 and then...
[20:01] <quebre> i started to doubt
[20:01] <dermaster> ah okay
[20:01] <UrB> the format is : year.month
[20:01] <dermaster> and after 12.10 is 14.04 and 14.10 right?
[20:01] <bunny69> no
[20:01] <dermaster> noooooo
[20:01] <dermaster> why not
[20:01] <hafos> How does one go about installing Ubuntu on a raid0 volume created by my motherboards raid controller? It can't seem to detect it, though it detects the raid controller when I run "detect disks"
[20:01] <UrB> dermaster: because 13 comes after 12
[20:01] <Belial`> because you're skipping 13
[20:01] <UrB> not 14
[20:01] <dermaster> ah okay
[20:02] <dermaster> and i  heard something of gnome 2 is not available there
[20:02] <bunny69> 2 as in zwei?
[20:02] <auronandace> !gnome2 | dermaster
[20:02] <dermaster> oh big shit
[20:02] <dermaster> Uehm
[20:03] <dermaster> !notunity
[20:03] <dermaster> !classic
[20:03] <auronandace> dermaster: i prefer xfce anyway, also please don't swear here
[20:03] <quebre> help !!! i heard the Ubuntu is newbie friendly, so i installed it on my daughter's PC but each time she run some game (such as 0ad, native for linux afaik, or game thru wine) the system crash without any message, this is the information i taken 2 seconds before crash: cpu temp: 52C, ram usage: 1672MB used, 2288MB free, the whole /var/log gives no information as well, except: Mar 18 20:56:45 HANIA AptDaemon: INFO: Quitting was requested - that's not
[20:03] <jlkkljh> can anybody help me boot ubuntu?????????
[20:04] <bunny69> quebre smells like gfx related problem
[20:05] <jlkkljh> can anybody help me boot ubuntu?????????
[20:05] <OerHeks> quebre, try memtest86 to see if your ram is oke
[20:05] <dermaster> omg
[20:05] <dermaster> no gnme 2 any more :'(
[20:05] <jlkkljh> i ned to findout what kernel to load
[20:05] <OerHeks> !omg > dermaster
[20:05] <quebre> bunny69: how do you know
[20:05] <quebre> OerHeks: ram is ok
[20:06] <quebre> it freeze only when i run a gam
[20:06] <quebre> game
[20:06] <bunny69> quebre because that's what happens when your gfx card is trying to change the mode and fails at that
[20:06] <quebre> 0ad is simple strategy game that doesnt use much resources
[20:06] <dermaster> whose idea was it to stop gnome 2?
[20:06] <quebre> bunny69: when i run a game it works for lets say 3-8 minutes and then it suddenly freeze
[20:06] <quebre> so it cannot be because of mode change
[20:06] <auronandace> dermaster: the gnome devs, they made gnome 3
[20:07] <dermaster> oh this is really shit
[20:07] <Burnmoh> is ubuntu written in c program ?
[20:07] <bunny69> quebre does it freeze in random moments?
[20:07] <dermaster> where do they have irc channel
[20:07] <quebre> bunny69: yes, but only in game, never in desktop
[20:07] <auronandace> !language | dermaster
[20:07] <jlkkljh> do they have a help channel for ubuntu
[20:07] <quebre> !hotdog | asmo
[20:07] <bunny69> quebre did you mean random moments of the game, too? like not same location/menu/etc
[20:07] <UrB> jlkkljh: who?
[20:07] <bluefrog> jlkkljh, select the first entry. should be  fine
[20:08] <jlkkljh> the chat
[20:08] <dermaster> oh sorry for my langbauge
[20:08] <dermaster> oh sorry for my langauge
[20:08] <waxstone> jlkkljh, this is the ubuntu help channel
[20:08] <quebre> bunny69: not in the main game menu, when the game map is loaded it works for few minutes and then BAM
[20:08] <quebre> freeze
[20:08] <jlkkljh> well nobodys helping me
[20:08] <bluefrog> jlkkljh, select the first entry. should be  fine
[20:08] <dermaster> and will ubuntu have gnome-shell 3 installed by default
[20:08] <bunny69> quebre did you notice if it's always a few mins after starting the game? does it tend to stay longer on the first start and crashes faster on 2nd and 3rd run?
[20:08] <lawltoad> soo... my sound stops working in any but chrome once i start running it, any avenues for debugging?
[20:08] <quebre> 21:07:51 <ubottu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hotdog
[20:09] <quebre> rofl
[20:09] <jlkkljh> what first entry????????????
[20:09] <dermaster> and will ubuntu have gnome-shell 3 installed by default
[20:09] <waxstone> !ot | dermaster
[20:09] <jlkkljh> what kernel do i boot??????????
[20:09] <auronandace> dermaster: ubuntu uses unity by default but you can install gnome shell
[20:09] <quebre> bunny69: it's similar, few minutes and crash
[20:09] <bluefrog> jlkkljh, well you give no information so one is obliged to read in between lines...
[20:09] <dermaster> oh this is really shit
[20:09] <waxstone> boot troll
[20:09] <quebre> bunny69: but i mean its complete freeze, all you can do is reboot
[20:09]  * OerHeks face palms
[20:09] <auronandace> dermaster: seriously, stop it
[20:09] <dermaster> sorry butg i hate unity
[20:10] <hafos> I'm sorry but I'm getting a bit annoyed here, I've tried stating my problem in a single line multiple times, rephrasing to try and make the problem clear, and I'm getting absolutely no reply whatsoever, not even anyone telling me if I'm doing something wrong
[20:10] <dlentz> then dont use it
[20:10] <jlkkljh> ok when i boot ubuntu it opens a cmd looking screen
[20:10] <UrB> then use something else, simple :)
[20:10] <bunny69> quebre and did you try other games? no freezes?
[20:10] <auronandace> dermaster: you don't have to use it, i don't, i use xfce
[20:10] <dermaster> well then i have a problem with unity can i ask here
[20:10] <dermaster> or have i to go to #gnome
[20:10] <jlkkljh> and i say to it boot ubuntu
[20:10] <quebre> bunny69: i tried 2 games: 0ad and Speelforce 2, i also playd Tuxracer but i think Tuxracer is ok ?
[20:11] <dermaster> well then i have a problem with unity can i ask here
[20:11] <bluefrog> jlkkljh, you say to it? meaning? you ahve to write something?
[20:11] <dermaster> or have i to go to #gnome
[20:11] <dlentz> hafos, maybe no one knows what to tell you..
[20:11] <jlkkljh> it says no kernel loaded
[20:11] <bunny69> quebre i'm nearly sure that the problem is gfx related... either on a driver level or it is simply overheating at some point
[20:11] <Nirkus> ah, update-manager -p worked
[20:11] <jlkkljh> yes
[20:11] <dermaster> or have i to go to #gnome
[20:11] <waxstone> jlkkljh, when you are booting press the shift button for the grub menu
[20:11] <dermaster> okay well if i use unity and have a window
[20:11] <jlkkljh> i typed i mean
[20:11] <hafos> dlentz: so no one here has ever installed ubuntu to a raid volume created by a bios raid  driver? I highly doubt that
[20:11] <dermaster> and i move it to the edge
[20:11] <jlkkljh> ok
[20:11] <dermaster> and then try to maximize
[20:11] <dsirijus> so, i have this java server (smartfox)... where should i place it (it's extract and run thing)?
[20:11] <dermaster> it moves other workspace
[20:11] <dermaster> why this happened
[20:11] <dsirijus> where would a proper place be for it
[20:12] <dermaster> i do not have some idea
[20:12] <waxstone> !enter | dermaster
[20:12] <jlkkljh> how do you boot the desktop then
[20:12] <dermaster> ok PLEASE HELP
[20:12] <quebre> dermaster: go away, troll
[20:12] <quebre> bored? find a job
[20:12] <dermaster> okay well if i use unity and have a window
[20:12] <dermaster> and i move it to the edge
[20:13] <dermaster> and then try to maximize
[20:13] <waxstone> !ops
[20:13] <dermaster> it maximizes othre where
[20:13] <ikonia> what's up ?
[20:13] <ikonia> waxstone: what's up ?
[20:13] <quebre> bunny69: maybe i just need latest driver for the 8800GT card
[20:13] <waxstone> dermaster,  troll
[20:13] <jlkkljh> how do you start a private chat??????????????????????????????/
[20:13] <dermaster> no
[20:13] <ikonia> dermaster: what's the issue ?
[20:13] <waxstone> ikonia, language, flooding trolling
[20:13] <dermaster> well if i open a window
[20:13] <ikonia> waxstone: understood
[20:13] <dermaster> it maximzes otherwhere
[20:13] <dsirijus> um, since i logged in, there wasn't one constructive line here
[20:14] <quebre> !ops
[20:14] <KM0201> waxstone: /msg username message.. when they respond, you'll get a window or tab for them... but it's bad juju to PM folks w/o asking
[20:14] <ikonia> quebre: what ?
[20:14] <jlkkljh> sombody start a private chat with me????????????????????????/
[20:14] <ikonia> jlkkljh: please stop
[20:14] <dermaster> jlkhhljh stop it please
[20:15] <quebre> ikonia: dermaster is disturbing, also jlkkljh
[20:15] <ikonia> jlkkljh: if you need support help, ask in the channel
[20:15] <ikonia> quebre: I'm on it
[20:15] <quebre> ;)
[20:15] <dermaster> !ot jlkkljh
[20:15] <dsirijus> ok, i'll ask again, since this fills with nonsense immediately - so, i have this java server (smartfox)... where should i place it (it's extract and run thing)?
[20:15] <dermaster> !ot | jlkkljh
[20:15] <ikonia> dermaster: he understands, please focus on your issue
[20:15] <dermaster> ok
[20:15] <dermaster> i asked my issue every time here but no help ikonia
[20:16] <ikonia> dermaster: then you need to wait for someone who can help you, or log a bug on the issue on lauchpad.net
[20:16] <jlkkljh> how do you boot the kernel and then ubuntu then the desktop
[20:16] <jlkkljh> ??/
[20:16]  * bunny69 shakes his head
[20:16] <dermaster> i can not do a bug report with the content that i do not like unity
[20:16] <waxstone> kmo201, i sent no pm's
[20:16] <MadsRC> Does anyone know any easy way of having an ubuntu system automatically send an email (Cronjob can automate it i know, but need someway to actually send the mails. Commandline)
[20:16]  * quebre bets that jlkkljh and dermaster are trollin' together
[20:16] <itaylor57> dsirijus, this might apply, look at last entry http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1765916
[20:17] <KM0201> waxstone: you asked how to
[20:17] <jlkkljh> omg im not trolling!!!!!!1
[20:17] <ikonia> dermaster: if you won't log a bug, and no-one knows the answer you can't be helped at this time
[20:17] <dermaster> me not too
[20:17] <auronandace> KM0201: i think you got the wrong nick
[20:17] <jlkkljh> i need help booting the desktop
[20:17] <KM0201> no, he asked earlier how to send a PM
[20:17] <ikonia> jlkkljh: ok, then ask in the channel for help, explaining your issue
[20:17] <auronandace> KM0201: that was jlkkljh
[20:17] <quebre> anyway
[20:18] <KM0201> oh ok
[20:18] <KM0201> guess i need some sleep
[20:18] <llutz> MadsRC: install mail-utils and a simple mta like ssmtp/msmtp/nullmailer. then send your mails using "mail" via cli
[20:18] <quebre> bunny69: what if it's really gfx problem but not temperature overheat?
[20:18] <bunny69> don't we all :)
[20:18] <sandstrom> I've got a bunch of zero memory rcpiod procsses filling up my top, and I'd like to get rid of them (from the view atleast). Is that possible? http://pastie.org/3623404
[20:18] <waxstone> KM0201, not me bro
[20:18] <KM0201> waxstone: yeah, my bad man
[20:18] <waxstone> :)
[20:18] <jlkkljh> i cant figure out how to load a kernel to boot ubuntu i need help from step 1
[20:18] <dermaster> i thought ubuntu is userfriendly
[20:18] <bunny69> quebre i would consider digging for newer drivers or trying to tweak the existing installation
[20:18] <dermaster> but what i have seen  so far was not it
[20:19] <jlkkljh> 8i have installed it
[20:19] <dsirijus> itaylor57, thanks, i have no problem installing, just finding out what's the designed fs place for it
[20:19] <wildwind> dsirijus: you can place it wherever you like and give proper permissions
[20:19] <XVampireX> dermaster, it is, just not lame-friendly
[20:19] <bunny69> dermaster just because you were trolling around and lots of people put you on ignore?
[20:19] <quebre> +1
[20:19] <quebre> ;>
[20:19] <ikonia> jlkkljh: download an installer CD from ubuntu.com, burn it, boot from that CD, follow the onscreen instructions for how to install it
[20:19] <dermaster> no f
[20:20] <dlentz> do not feed?
[20:20] <jlkkljh> ok i have instaled it though
[20:20] <dermaster> no first i went in i had to say all my biography, then i told it you said 'asked your question if i asked my question you said can not help
[20:20] <dermaster> so where is help
[20:20] <ikonia> jlkkljh: ok - so what's the issue then
[20:20] <jlkkljh> not inside windows
[20:20] <bunny69> good one :)
[20:20] <jlkkljh> outside i have a choice to boot ubuntu or windows xp
[20:21] <dlentz> jlkkljh, so what happens when you choose ubuntu?
[20:21] <jlkkljh> and i boot ubuntu and it brings up a cmd looking text input screen
[20:21] <jlkkljh> wait though
[20:22] <dlentz> does it say 'busybox'?
[20:22] <jlkkljh> i type boot ubuntu and it says no kernel loaded
[20:22] <quebre> but how the hell such game like Age of Empires 3 (0ad is clone of aoe3 i guess) can make problems to gfx as good as 8800GT ......
[20:22] <jlkkljh> and i cant get past that
[20:23] <jlkkljh> what is a kernel and what kernel do i load
[20:23] <XVampireX> quebre, 8800GT is ok, but 8800GTX is better :D anyway, check drivers :D
[20:23] <dlentz> jlkkljh, did your install ever work?
[20:23] <UrB> quebre: don't think the problem is your hw nto being up ot it, but rather drivers being faulty
[20:23] <bunny69> quebre this also happens on winbloze alot
[20:23] <quebre> ok how do i switch to console under ubuntu so i can install latest nvidia drivers ?
[20:23] <bunny69> quebre speaking of nice games - your daughter may like Minecraft :)
[20:23] <XVampireX> quebre, why would you? :D
[20:24] <quebre> it's telinit 3 under slack
[20:24] <quebre> XVampireX: to have latest drivers ! :)
[20:24] <jlkkljh> it said to reboot and i did and i pressed enter on the os selection screen
[20:24] <XVampireX> quebre, you don't need latest drivers
[20:24] <dlentz> quebre, ctrl+alt+f1, and then sudo service lightdm stop
[20:24] <XVampireX> you need latest working drivers :D
[20:24] <jlkkljh> enter on ubuntu
[20:24] <quebre> dlentz: thx
[20:24] <bunny69> well in most cases latest = working
[20:24] <quebre> XVampireX: nvidia latest stable is working good.
[20:25] <average_guy> why does ubuntu 12.04  list gedit as my default calender and not allow tbird?
[20:25] <XVampireX> quebre, Well try what is served with ubuntu
[20:25] <quebre> XVampireX: perhaps you meant beta drivers
[20:25] <XVampireX> that works well
[20:25] <auronandace> !12.04 | average_guy
[20:25] <_d4vid> hi ppl
[20:25] <XVampireX> !nvidia | quebre
[20:25] <_d4vid> anyone compiled driver for ndas device? on ubuntu 11.10
[20:25] <_d4vid> anyone compiled driver for ndas device? on ubuntu 11.10
[20:25] <XVampireX> Actually I don't know I haven't seen this for a while, lol
[20:26] <_d4vid> XVampireX, privet
[20:26] <bunny69> btw did you know that there are wonderful non-official drivers for intel gfx? they do wonders... fully working and accelerated opengl for instance...
[20:26] <XVampireX> _d4vid, zdraste
[20:26] <XVampireX> eto kto?
[20:26] <jlkkljh> and it brought the cmd thing and i pressed tab and then it brought up the commands i typed boot ubuntu and it said no kernel loaded
[20:26] <_d4vid> XVampireX, david a ti?
[20:26] <XVampireX> !ru
[20:26] <bunny69> he he
[20:27] <_d4vid> ok
[20:27] <dlentz> jlkkljh, did your install ever work?
[20:27] <WoC> Is there any downloads yet for the ubuntu for android ? Or do i just fail to find it ?
[20:27] <bunny69> so it's russkom yazyke and not russkomu jazyku?
[20:27] <bunny69> i thought the opposit all my life
[20:27] <jlkkljh> this was the first time i booted it
[20:27] <UrB> quebre: if feeling adventurous you could try this -> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[20:27] <jlkkljh> i just installed it
[20:28] <UrB> but install and read about ppa-purge before doing so
[20:28] <quebre> UrB: looks nice, going to try it if updating drivers, which im doing atm, wont help
[20:28]  * auronandace thinks jlkkljh might be at a grub rescue prompt
[20:28] <nextdrift> hello
[20:29] <jlkkljh> ok what is that
[20:29] <quebre> ubottu: i'm just going to sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-295.20.run from console :p
[20:29] <quebre> great.
[20:29] <quebre> :p
[20:29] <auronandace> !grub2 | jlkkljh
[20:29] <dlentz> jlkkljh, did you verify the install media?
[20:29] <_d4vid> please help me to compile ndas driver
[20:29] <_d4vid> i become fail on compile process
[20:29] <UrB> quebre: that PPA helped with my GT520
[20:29] <dlentz> _d4vid, pastebin the error and maybe someone can advise
[20:30] <_d4vid> dlentz, ok
[20:30] <jlkkljh> no
[20:30] <UrB> quebre: that PPA has the same version that you are installing manually
[20:30] <jlkkljh> what i did
[20:30] <jlkkljh> :::::
[20:30] <jlkkljh> i went to ubuntu. com
[20:30] <jlkkljh> then i clicked download
[20:31] <popey> WoC: no
[20:31] <jlkkljh> then i clicked
[20:31] <jlkkljh> ummm
[20:31] <WoC> ty popey
[20:31] <jlkkljh> hang on ill check
[20:31] <Tyller> Hello heree.
[20:32]  * dlentz waits in suspense
[20:32] <jlkkljh> heres what i did
[20:32] <jlkkljh> i went to ubuntu .com
[20:32] <jlkkljh> i clicked download
[20:32] <Tyller> Say I have an issue with the ubuntu software center : it doesnt shows anything (can't download or else, the window is messed)
[20:32] <Tyller> i've tried to re-install it : doesnt change a thing
[20:32] <_d4vid> here http://pastebin.com/Fputq7Qz
[20:33] <nextdrift> I am bad talking English... As connect (contact) for Artwork group ubuntu? e-mail or forum development
[20:33] <jlkkljh> i then clicked where it says ubuntu windows installer
[20:34] <jlkkljh> then i downloaded
[20:34] <OerHeks> nextdrift, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork
[20:34] <jlkkljh> and then installed
[20:34] <quebre> UrB: mhm, already installed manually, TEST time !
[20:35] <auronandace> !wubi | jlkkljh
[20:35] <UrB> quebre: well, it should work that way too, but you have to reinstall it after kernel updates
[20:35] <waxstone> nextdrift, what language do you speak?
[20:35] <XVampireX> quebre, nvidia drivers, were once upon a time, not so user friendly with installing manually :D
[20:35] <jlkkljh> andthen tried to boot
[20:35] <nextdrift> Russian
[20:35] <jlkkljh> and i did use wubi
[20:35] <UrB> XVampireX: they work ok enough nowadays
[20:35] <_d4vid> hey ppl .. anyone can help me?
[20:35] <waxstone> !ru | nextdrift
[20:35] <_d4vid> here http://pastebin.com/Fputq7Qz
[20:35] <darbe> hi
[20:36] <jlkkljh> i think
[20:36] <jlkkljh> yes
[20:36] <jlkkljh> it was wubi
[20:37] <auronandace> jlkkljh: not many people here use wubi, its meant to be more of a try before you dive in thing
[20:37] <hollowone> evening
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[20:38] <waxstone> nextdrift, we cannot understand your english here
[20:38] <jlkkljh> but when i try to boot ubuntu it says :no kernel loaded
[20:38] <_d4vid> waxstone, =)
[20:38] <_d4vid> waxstone, can you help me?
[20:38] <_d4vid> here http://pastebin.com/Fputq7Qz
[20:39] <nextdrift> waxstone, ok ^)
[20:39] <waxstone> _d4vid, state your question for others to see, pasting bug is not enough
[20:40] <OerHeks> _d4vid, are you using 12.04 ? i see line 8: make[1]: Betrete Verzeichnis '/usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.11-030211-generic
[20:41] <_d4vid> OerHeks, no its kernel only from 12.04
[20:41] <_d4vid> installed from kernel ppa
[20:41] <_d4vid> iam on ubuntu 11.10
[20:41] <jlkkljh> is any body helping me anymore?????????/
[20:41] <UrB> http://linux.ximeta.com/ticket/1169 - this looks bit the same?
[20:41] <auronandace> _d4vid: we can't support a ppa kernel here
[20:41] <UrB> to _d4vid
[20:41] <ikonia> jlkkljh: please calm down and be patient
[20:41] <OerHeks> _d4vid, oke, that could be your problem.
[20:42] <jlkkljh> ok
[20:42] <darbe> how can I fix it http://paste.ubuntu.com/889753/
[20:42] <auronandace> jlkkljh: like i said, not a lot of people use wubi
[20:42] <auronandace> jlkkljh: tried a proper install?
[20:42] <pahlevani> hi
[20:42] <_d4vid> OerHeks, yes i was there site . but not for 64bit systems
[20:43] <fridgerator> anyone in the US recommend a good VPN ?  I'm trying btguard right now, and its slow as balls.  btw, I plan on torrenting a lot
[20:43] <jlkkljh> i used the windows installer and tried to boot
[20:43] <jlkkljh> ububntu
[20:43] <jlkkljh> ubuntu*
[20:43] <oCean> fridgerator: this channel is for ubuntu technical issues only
[20:43] <BopazTheGreat> aw, man I just lost the game
[20:43] <BopazTheGreat> oh, sorry wrong channel
[20:43] <OerHeks> _d4vid, i am not sure how to help you, though. remove/purge the ppa and try with the regular kernel.
[20:44] <_d4vid> OerHeks, ok
[20:44] <darbe> is there anyone have idea http://paste.ubuntu.com/889753/
[20:44] <auronandace> jlkkljh: any reason you need to use wubi?
[20:44] <jlkkljh> andthen and it brought up that screen can somebody tell me what a kernel is
[20:44] <UrB> jlkkljh: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide - you've read that through?
[20:45] <jlkkljh> hang on
[20:45] <jlkkljh> and no to both of you
[20:46] <jlkkljh> thats what i did
[20:46] <Juan_> Hi. I changed my network card and my Ubuntu network setup (11.10) is not working. Any help?
[20:46] <auronandace> jlkkljh: you might want to consider installing ubuntu natively or in a vm
[20:47] <jlkkljh> i want ubuntu as my only os though
[20:47] <waxstone> jlkkljh, try installing via live cd
[20:47] <melonpan> my wifi didn't work when i first installed ubuntu.  i had to plug it in by ethernet cable and download wifi software :s
[20:47] <jlkkljh> i cant
[20:47] <jlkkljh> bc it always formats the disk and then it wont
[20:48] <nhrfiport> Hi facing problems with ssh on remote server. Changed the server config from dhcp to static. After that, I can login to server using ssh, but after that seems like ssh is not accepting my keystrokes at all
[20:48] <auronandace> jlkkljh: you want ubuntu as your only os but you installed it inside windows with wubi?
[20:48] <jlkkljh> outside
[20:48] <UrB> jlkkljh: what about making a bootable usb stick?
[20:48] <jlkkljh> i cant do that either
[20:48] <jlkkljh> i have tried
[20:49] <darbe> can anyone help me?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/889753/
[20:49] <Juan_> How do I reconfigure my Ubuntu for a different network card?
[20:49] <dlentz> Juan_, what is your new network card (better yet, what chipset does it use?)
[20:49] <auronandace> !pm | jlkkljh
[20:49] <Juan_> dlentz: Very old. 3com Tornado card.
[20:50] <auronandace> jlkkljh: don't pm me please
[20:50] <_d4vid> http://pastebin.com/ZPceTxvE
[20:50] <_d4vid> there
[20:50] <_d4vid> dont help me
[20:50] <jlkkljh> ok
[20:50] <jlkkljh> http://mirror.hosef.org/ubuntu-releases//oneiric/wubi.exe
[20:50] <jlkkljh> thats the link
[20:50] <Juan_> dlentz: Ubuntu Livecd does recognize it. But my currend HD setup is not working with it, looks like I need to reconfirgure Ubuntu for this new card.
[20:51] <UrB> _d4vid: success? what was the trick
[20:51] <waxstone> Juan_, run lspci for more details
[20:51] <Black1> Jlkkljh: what is the problem with making a bootable pendrive?
[20:52] <_d4vid> UrB, nope compiling dont finished
[20:52] <Juan_> waxstone: I know which card it is. It is just it is not properly configured with my HD setup.-
[20:52] <_d4vid> become error :(
[20:52] <jlkkljh> it wont boot from it it says no boot file found or something
[20:52] <UrB> _d4vid: ah, I fail at Deutsche Sprache ;)
[20:52] <_d4vid> UrB, ^^
[20:53] <Black1> Jlkkljh: how did you make it?
[20:53] <jlkkljh> pen drive linux .exe
[20:53] <waxstone> Juan_, while connected to the internet, update ubuntu then goto system settings-->additional drivers
[20:54] <quebre> UrB:
[20:55] <Black1> Jlkkljh: i would sugest you try universal-usb-instaler search for it in google. I use it,and it should work!
[20:55] <quebre> UrB: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates <- so i have added it, add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates - but what now? how do i install these X packages ?
[20:55] <Juan_> waxstone: Thanks. I'll give that a try. Although I don't think it is an additional driver, but it is builtin the Linux kernel.
[20:56] <UrB> quebre: apt-get update & apt-get upgrade
[20:56] <OerHeks> quebre, just update
[20:56] <UrB> and it should install them
[20:56] <quebre> allright
[20:56] <_d4vid> quebre, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[20:56] <jlkkljh> that mayhave been what i used
[20:56] <OerHeks> quebre, do not use dist-upgrade like _d4vid suggest
[20:57] <n2diy> My email isn't being deleted from the Gmail servers, even though I haven't selected "leave mail on server" in account setup?
[20:57] <jlkkljh> that is with the penguin??
[20:58] <dlentz> Juan_, is the kernel module being loaded?
[20:58] <dlentz> lsmod | grep 3c59x
[20:58] <velko> n2diy, this is really not an ubuntu (or linux in general) issue. ask google about it
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[20:59] <dlentz> n2diy, you're using POP, right?
[20:59] <Black1> Jlkkljh: i have no idea that way
[20:59] <Juan_> dlentz: Thank. brb. Booting into the affected system.
[21:00] <hafos> jlkkljh: try unetbootin or something like that
[21:00] <Black1> Jlkkljh: but wait! You downloaded the iso file? For ubuntu?
[21:00] <n2diy> dlentz, yes
[21:00] <hafos> found it somewhere in the docs, seems to be the first one that works
[21:00] <hafos> I hope anyway
[21:00] <hafos> jlkkljh: although I had to put the iso on a separate usb drive (not extracted) for it to work
[21:00] <jlkkljh> Black1:once ya
[21:00] <n2diy> dlentz, I have to configure Thunderbird for imap?
[21:02] <jlkkljh> Black1: i did 1ce
[21:02] <Black1> Jlkkljh: ok wait
[21:03] <jlkkljh> should i do it again and then try to boot the iso file
[21:04] <Black1> Jlkkljh: that would be a very good idea,infact try with universal-usb-installer,its updated now!
[21:04] <n2diy> ! imap
[21:04] <jlkkljh> ok how do i boot a iso fil
[21:04] <Black1> Jlkkljh: you will find it in www.pendrivelinux.com
[21:05] <titan> monkeydust I got that vbox fixed!
[21:05] <velko> n2diy, no. imap leaves the messages on the server. pop3 downloads them locally and deletes them from the server. why are they left there even if you have deleted them is up to google
[21:05] <OerHeks> jlkkljh, plugin your usbstick, set boot from usb and off you go
[21:05] <Black1> Jlkkljh: after you run the program,it will be easy for you to follow
[21:06] <nancy--> how to run a file in background.. or by nohup ?
[21:06] <jlkkljh> ill be back if it dosent work
[21:06] <jlkkljh> but wait
[21:06] <n2diy> velko, so, basically Gmail is ignoring the delete requests?
[21:06] <velko> nancy--, progname& (ampersand at the end of the command)
[21:07] <velko> n2diy, yep
[21:07] <jlkkljh> i got ubuntu to install
[21:07] <hafos> My installation fails to install grub, it uses something like /dev/mapper/isw_ciicjhjfhs_OS_Volume5 as the partition
[21:07] <jlkkljh> but it brings up a cmd thing
[21:07] <vlt> Hello. What is a “stack smashing”? That is detected everytime I want to run vncviewer.
[21:07] <hafos> can anyone tell me what I should do ?
[21:07] <nancy--> velko,  can you give an example
[21:07] <jlkkljh> when i try to boot
[21:08] <waxstone> !enter | jlkkljh
[21:08] <n2diy> velko, ok, thanks, what a PITA.
[21:08] <vlt> This is what the output looks like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889794/
[21:08] <hafos> I rebooted and got into grub rescue... seems my mbr is broken once again
[21:08] <Black1> Jlkkljh: try it again with the iso file,what is your hardware?
[21:08] <dlentz> n2diy, have you made sure that gmail is set to delete your mail on POP access?
[21:09] <jlkkljh> gateway
[21:09] <jlkkljh> 1 gb ram
[21:10] <n2diy> dlentz, no, let check that, didn' realize it was an option, thanks.
[21:10] <velko> nancy--, what do you want to do? what is not clear in my explanation? (i'm assuming you start your command in the terminal, not via clicking)
[21:10] <jlkkljh> and what other specs do you need?
[21:10] <dlentz> yeah, i'm guessing gmail uses its own setting and ignores tbird/client setting
[21:11] <hceylan> Hello I use propriety nvidia driver with 11.10
[21:11] <eutheria> where do you add apps that you want automatically started?
[21:11] <hceylan> I have the problem that is after suspend, resume takes ~1 min
[21:11] <jlkkljh> what do you mean by hardware
[21:12] <jlkkljh> ???/
[21:12] <hceylan> during this mouse becomes responsive / unresponsive several times
[21:12] <nancy--> velko,  any comand
[21:12] <Black1> Jlkkljh: ubuntu requires 700mhz,if i am not wrong! But i am not clear of your hardware! Can you tell me what cpu it has?
[21:12] <submarshal> do anyone else experience very poor speeds with rt2x00 drivers?
[21:12] <hceylan> The same problem observed with going to TTY 1 and coming back
[21:12] <hceylan> any hints?
[21:13] <jlkkljh> 700 mhz of what??
[21:13] <dlentz> submarshal, i've seen other complaints
[21:13] <submarshal> such as?
[21:13] <jlkkljh> it will showup a grub command line
[21:13] <jlkkljh> but thats it
[21:14] <waxstone> jlkkljh, just go and reinstall please
[21:14] <jlkkljh> how do you uninstall then
[21:15] <dlentz> such as people that need to use drivers downloaded from ralink instead of ones from ubuntu
[21:15] <waxstone> jlkkljh, when you reinstalll it will come up as an option
[21:15] <vlt> Hello. What is a “stack smashing” and how to fix it? It is detected everytime I run vncviewer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/889794/
[21:15] <jlkkljh> ok
[21:15] <velko> nancy--, ok. let's say you want to start the image viewer "eye of gnome" from the terminal. the command's name is "eog". if you just type "eog" in the terminal you have to wait for the command to end (you have to close the image viewer in order to be able to type in new commands). so if you type "eog&" instead, the viewer will be started in the background and you'll be able to type other commands while the first one is still executing
[21:15] <jlkkljh> ill brb
[21:15] <hafos> this is ridiculous, piece of junk ubuntu
[21:18] <dlentz> vlt, does this sound like your bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vnc4/+bug/845855
[21:19] <nancy--> velko,  ok
[21:20] <vlt> dlentz: Thanks, exactly.
[21:20] <joe9> where can I find the latest apt sources.list? not the precise ones, 11.10, perhaps? the apt sources generator website seems to be down.
[21:20] <dlentz> yw, as you see there is a ppa with patched version
[21:22] <lawltoad> what can i do if eve kill -sKILL wont work
[21:22] <lawltoad> ?
[21:22] <pfifo> lawltoad, `sudo kill -9 <pid>`
[21:22] <vlt> dlentz: When will it be fixed on Ubuntu servers?
[21:24] <dlentz> vlt, in precise/12.04
[21:24] <vlt> dlentz: They won’t fix it in the curretn release?
[21:24] <vlt> *current
[21:24] <vlt> How are people supposed to use it then?
[21:25] <pgib> !list
[21:25] <dlentz> vlt, i guess not, that's why there's a ppa (see last comment of the bug link)
[21:26] <vlt> “You can update your system with unsupported packages from this untrusted PPA” o_O
[21:26] <velko> vlt, the current release of debian (and presumably also of ubuntu) gets *only* security fixes. no new features, no trivial bug fixes. this is the only sane way to maintain such huge bodies of code
[21:27] <vlt> velko: Ok, and not being able to use a program is no security issue … I see.
[21:28] <noffle> Hello. Is there a way in Unity to have the left sidebar not auto-hide itself when maximizing windows? I'd much rather windows size themselves as to not overlap it.
[21:28] <vlt> Was the program already broken when 11.10 was released?
[21:29] <velko> vlt, apparently not. it's an issue for sure. and it's annoying and bad and everytbut not for the security of the system.
[21:29] <velko> vlt, apparently not. it's an issue for sure. and it's annoying and bad and everything. but not for the security of the system.
[21:29] <hafos> During ubuntu setup I got asked which kernel I want to install. Is default ok? linux-generic-pae is the default atm
[21:30] <thereindarkness> I'm trying to allow contact from on website, but I'm getting error sending mail.  I did echo "test" | mail -s "test" name@mymail.com, and it output:
[21:30] <thereindarkness> The program 'mail' can be found in the following packages:
[21:30] <thereindarkness>  * heirloom-mailx
[21:30] <thereindarkness>  * mailutils
[21:30] <thereindarkness> Try: apt-get install <selected package>
[21:30] <FloodBot1> thereindarkness: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:30] <thereindarkness> how should i interpert this?
[21:30] <vlt> velko: I understand. I just wanted to know whether it worked when releasing 11.10, then something went wrong which they don’t fix now.
[21:31] <Promethes> hi, anyone experiences Firefox 11 crashes while having installed fecko-mediaplayer package?
[21:31] <jlkkljh> what is a kernel
[21:32] <Promethes> FF 11 crashed on new tab, on middle click, while entering youtube etc - total disaster
[21:32] <sinistrad> I have a software raid installed on 2 SATA drives that are just data, no OS installed on those. If I change to another distro, how will I be able to pick back up the data on these drives?
[21:32] <lawltoad> apparently chrome/flash messes up or bypasses pulse audio... any solutions?
[21:32] <pfifo> !kernel
[21:32] <vlt> sinistrad: Is it linux’s md raid?
[21:33] <sinistrad> vlt, yes
[21:33] <vlt> sinistrad: Then any distro will be able to load and run it,.
[21:33] <jlkkljh> how do you load a kernel
[21:33] <vlt> sinistrad: There’s a header written to your disks defining the type and size of your array.
[21:34] <vlt> jlkkljh: A boot loader like grub can do that.
[21:34] <jlkkljh> how do you tell it to
[21:34] <vlt> sinistrad: So, usually you don’t need to copy any config files from your old OS.
[21:34] <sinistrad> vlt, cool. I dropped in a liveCD to see if it would pick it up, but it didn't by default. I'm sure I'm missing something
[21:34] <OerHeks> jlkkljh, you don't "load a kernel", that is handled by the linux itself
[21:35] <Xabster-lap> I installed Oracle JDK 7 (java) from a repository. Eclipse does not see that I have it installed - any idea what i should do?
[21:35] <zykotick9> OerHeks: i know what you mean, but... linux is the kernel ;)
[21:35] <vlt> sinistrad: Most live CDs don’t run them for a reason. They don’t want mess anything up.
[21:35] <quebre> ubottu:
[21:35] <quebre> UrB: u there?
[21:35] <vlt> OerHeks: ?
[21:36] <jlkkljh> ok so when i tried to boot ubuntu why did it say no kernel loaded at the command line
[21:36] <nancy--> can i ask a linux - php question here?
[21:36] <waxstone> !java | Xabster-lap
[21:36] <vlt> jlkkljh: Because your config file is not ok.
[21:36] <vlt> !ask | nancy--
[21:36] <sinistrad> vlt, *nods* I'll have to figure out how to re-enable that from the liveCD before I jump into something else and freak out when I can't reach the data
[21:36] <OerHeks> jlkkljh, apperently your wubi install is corrupted. it can happen after a kernel update.
[21:37] <vlt> sinistrad: A good live CD I would recommend for such tasks is grml.org
[21:37] <vlt> sinistrad: (It’s the best I ever used.)
[21:38] <sinistrad> vlt, Excellent. I'll look that over and see what I can get into with that. Thanks for the help!
[21:38] <vlt> sinistrad: You can run it easily from USB by just writing the iso image to the stick.
[21:38] <sinistrad> vlt, cool. looking it over now
[21:39] <Cantalupi> hi, im using Lubuntu 11.10. I had to put "acpi=off" in GRUB because without that it wont boot, but when i shutdown the system it stays with a black screen and doesnt actually shutdown.
[21:40] <OerHeks> Cantalupi, that is normal with ACPI disabled.
[21:41] <OerHeks> "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface " handles your powersupply
[21:41] <dsfsd> Cantalupi, I had that issue on my other laptop. I had to do sudo poweroff to shutdown
[21:41] <Xabster-lap> waxstone, did you actually read my question?
[21:42] <jlkkljh> how do you fix a cfg file
[21:42] <waxstone> Xabster-lap, yes. Did you read the link?
[21:42] <itaylor57> Xabster-lap, i have oracle 7 and eclipse workin
[21:42] <Xabster-lap> Yes, but it doesn't relate to eclipse
[21:42] <Cantalupi> i need the "acpi=off" line because without that the boot stops at kernel_thread_helper....
[21:43] <itaylor57> Xabster-lap, what is your issue?
[21:43] <vlt> jlkkljh: 1. Open it in an editor, 2. put the right thing in, 3. save, 4. ???, 5. Profit
[21:43] <OerHeks> jlkkljh, what cfg file?
[21:43] <itaylor57> Xabster-lap, what is the result of java -version from terminal
[21:43] <Xabster-lap> java version "1.7.0_03"
[21:43] <Xabster-lap> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_03-b04)
[21:43] <Xabster-lap> Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 22.1-b02, mixed mode)
[21:43] <noffle> Hello. Is there a way in Unity to have the left sidebar not auto-hide itself when maximizing windows? I'd much rather windows size themselves as to not overlap it.
[21:44] <jlkkljh> i mean how do you fix a wubi file
[21:44] <Xabster-lap> Problem is that I have a eclipse project that compiles fine on my windows machine, but eclipse gives me errors here
[21:44] <OerHeks> noffle, check my-unity, it has that option
[21:44] <dsfsd> hi ikonia
[21:44] <dsfsd> Cantalupi, I had that issue on my other laptop. I had to do sudo poweroff to shutdown
[21:45] <OerHeks> jlkkljh, wubi is very hard to fix.
[21:45] <Xabster-lap> itaylor57, can I PM you?
[21:45] <itaylor57> Xabster-lap, sure
[21:45] <jlkkljh> well i can still try??
[21:45] <CFHowlett> jlkkljh   which is one reason why it's considered sub-optimal for long-term use...
[21:46] <noffle> OerHeks: Thanks!
[21:46] <zykotick9> CFHowlett: "sub-optimal" that a very politically-correct way of describing wubi ;)
[21:47] <CFHowlett> zykotick9   I have mixed emotions about wubi.  I've resolved that if used for its intended purpose, it's a decent product...
[21:47] <OerHeks> wubi is nice to see Ubuntu working on your windows, but not recommended for serious work. if it fails, it is hard to fix. best solution is a real installation.
[21:50] <pfifo> optimal install = format windows, replace with ubuntu
[21:51] <vlt> !wubi
[21:51] <vlt> omg
[21:52] <pfifo> does wubi work with wine?
[21:52] <OerHeks> vlt, safe untill a kernel-update, that is what happened to jlkkljh
[21:52] <Draconicus> Hi all. I'm having some trouble with ASLA/Pulseaudio. Pulseaudio doesn't seem to actually be related, since this is still happening with it removed.
[21:52] <CFHowlett> pfifo   read again.  when wubi is running, you have ubunt.
[21:52] <pepiko> hello
[21:52] <CFHowlett> pfifo   when wine is running you have "windows"
[21:53] <CFHowlett> pepiko   greetings
[21:53] <Draconicus> My problem is that ALSA is behaving a lot like OSS. Only one application at a time can produce sound, and there are other issues that mingle with this.
[21:53] <vlt> OerHeks: I just didn’t know what wubi is.
[21:53] <Draconicus> As an example, if I play music in audacious, even if I pause it, sound in flash will not work until the program is closed.
[21:53] <pfifo> CFHowlett, so thats a yes?
[21:53] <pepiko> I'm trying ubuntu 12.04 and so far it rocks :D
[21:54] <quebre> pepiko: rocks? can you be more specific?
[21:54] <Draconicus> pepiko: I might have to explore that.
[21:54] <CFHowlett> pfifo   if you're running ubuntu via wubi, wine will work
[21:54] <pepiko> just have a strange screen with glitches and artifact after i login
[21:54] <OerHeks> pepiko, great. but 12.04 has its own support-channel #Ubuntu+1
[21:54] <ubuntu> I'm trying to create a persistent live usb install.  The persistence never works.
[21:54] <pepiko> it 's like a screenshot from a previous session O_o
[21:54] <pfifo> CFHowlett, what if im running wine via ubuntu?
[21:55] <badASSlol> im looking for help with wireless dongle can someone help me ?
[21:55] <Draconicus> pepiko: Sounds like a compositing problem. Anyway, go to the unique channel.
[21:55] <zykotick9> ubuntu: my personal suggestion would be, forget persistent usb, and just full install onto the USB
[21:55] <pepiko> OerHeks, oh!
[21:55] <CFHowlett> pfifo   if you know a different way to run wine other than ubuntu, it's news to all of us..
[21:55] <OerHeks> pfifo try it, i guess it won't work.
[21:55] <ubuntu> Will a full install work on a mac?
[21:55] <ubuntu> I tried that once before and something went awry.
[21:55] <ubuntu> Then again, I didn't try too hard.
[21:55] <OerHeks> !mac
[21:55] <TimeKilla> I am having trouble with Samba the docs am reading say the config file should be in /usr/local/samba/lib but there not as far as i can tell there in samba /etc/samba and there's a config file in my home DIR
[21:56] <ubuntu> But persistence just doesn't work?
[21:56] <ex0s> timkilla:  thats correct
[21:56] <TimeKilla> also cant find  /usr/local/samba/bin/ to sort the user and passwords out
[21:56] <pfifo> ubuntu, can you pastebin the  output of `sudo blkid && sudo fdisk -l`
[21:57] <TimeKilla> Is this just a different way ubuntu installs it? :)
[21:57] <badASSlol> i've got atheros ar5007ug chipset with firmware installed etc. it shows up in iwconfig and ifconfig its turned on but if im doing scan it finds only 0/1 network while on windows im able to find at least 8 in the same spot (zd1211rw - driver , zd1211 - firmware)
[21:57] <Draconicus> "snd_pcm_open failed: Device or resource busy."
[21:57] <Draconicus> I swear it feels like I'm on OSS, but taht doesn't make sense.
[21:57] <ubuntu> pastebin?
[21:57] <pfifo> !pastebin | ubuntu
[21:58] <TimeKilla> ex0s, If i edit the config file in etc/samba/ that should work ok?
[21:58] <badASSlol> can someone help mi with my wifi usb ?
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[21:59] <TimeKilla> Tried searching google but just getting more confused am only looking to mout window 7 shares but i keep getting permission denied even tho it was working before.
[21:59] <badASSlol> anyone ?
[21:59] <Angeldust76> salut à tous
[21:59] <ubuntu> done. http://paste.ubuntu.com/889874/
[22:00] <scylla> hello!
[22:00] <sammmy> how do I use apt-get to veiw all my installed packages?
[22:00] <Draconicus> I would really like to go play a game in WINE without the first little sound blip eating it.
[22:00] <zykotick9> sammmy: "dpkg -l" is one method
[22:00] <pfifo> ubuntu, are you booted into your liveusb right now?
[22:00] <ubuntu> Yeah.
[22:01] <ubuntu> Although, I did this one a little differently, based on some instructions from the forum.
[22:01] <dysun> #swift
[22:01] <UrB> sammmy: or apt-cache pkgnames
[22:01] <ubuntu> I manually created a FAT32 and 2 ext3 partitions, one titled casper-rw and one titled home-rw
[22:01] <pfifo> ubuntu, can you pastebin the files /boot/grub/grub.cfg and /etc/default/grub
[22:01] <TimeKilla> From the docs "you must use the smbpassword program (typically located in /usr/local/samba/bin/" its not so any idea where i will find it?
[22:02] <badASSlol> can i get help here with my crappy wlan usb dongle ?
[22:02] <pfifo> ubuntu, and if it exists pastebin /isodevice/boot/grub/grub.cfg
[22:02] <wubino> ? what happened when I entered: sudo apt-get remove python
[22:02] <ubuntu> I don't have a grub.cfg  I have gfblacklist.txt and grubenv
[22:02] <pfifo> wubino, it removed a meta-package called python
[22:02] <pfifo> !info python
[22:02] <scylla> i have the command line up, but ubuntu tells me command not found when i type "run chkdsk /c" any ideas?
[22:03] <rtdos> what has a smaller footprint: xfce4 or lxde?
[22:03] <zykotick9> rtdos: regarding RAM use, lxde is lighter by quite a bit
[22:03] <pfifo> ubuntu, did you add 'persistent' to the kernel line?
[22:04] <Draconicus> Ever since I upgraded my Ubuntu system, ALSA has been unable to play from more than one application at a time. They frequently interupt each other and restarting pulseaudio seems to be the only fix. That doesn't give me two sound sources running parallel - just the one.
[22:04] <Angeldust76> des gens de normandie ici ?
[22:04] <gisli> I have a weird problem...when I try to install updates I get an error saying there's not enough space on /boot and I should empty trash and run 'apt-get clean'. I've done both things but I'm still getting the error.
[22:04] <ubuntu> I added persistent to something...
[22:04] <Myrtti> !fr | Angeldust76
[22:04] <wubino> pfifo,  my goal was to uninstall python so I would virtualenv would stop getting confused over which python ruled them all
[22:04] <Angeldust76> ah ok j'avais pas capté thanks
[22:04] <rtdos> thanks zykotick9
[22:05] <ubuntu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/889880/
[22:05] <pfifo> ubuntu, did you add 'persistent' to the kernel line?
[22:05] <ubuntu> I added it to /syslinux/text.cfg
[22:05] <zykotick9> Draconicus: FYI ALSA isn't very good at sharing it's toys with others - thus why Pulse is typically recommended
[22:06] <ubuntu> I'm afraid I don't know an awful lot about linux, including what a "kernel line" is.
[22:06] <scylla> any idea why "run chkdsk /c" would bring up an error while in the terminal?
[22:06] <pfifo> ubuntu, your using syslinux to boot?
[22:06] <ubuntu> How would i know?
[22:06] <tanath> can anyone explain why i always get authentication failure when installing certain packages? http://pastebin.com/QrGfwJGj
[22:06] <Draconicus> zykotick9: Right, but this happens even when pulse is installed.
[22:06] <zykotick9> scylla: perhaps a question for ##windows as it's a windows command
[22:06] <scylla> oh thank you zyotick9
[22:06] <scylla> :)
[22:06] <pfifo> ubuntu, does it boot with grub or with syslinux?
[22:07] <ubuntu> It isn't grub.
[22:07] <sammmy> dpkg -l doesn't display my nodejs installed
[22:07] <ubuntu> So, probably syslinux
[22:08] <pfifo> ubuntu, well, I recommend using gurb iso boot instead of syslinux, Im not sure if persistance is available with the older method your using
[22:08] <ubuntu> At least it doesn't look like grub
[22:08]  * Star_Light brb... later guys
[22:08] <Draconicus> zykotick9: This problem started after I upgraded from 10.10 to 11.10. It didn't happen before.
[22:08] <ubuntu> grub may have changed since the last time I used it (when 8.04 came out)
[22:08] <ubuntu> I have /boot/grub
[22:08] <ubuntu> but no grub.cfg
[22:09] <pfifo> ubuntu, on the usb's filesystem or on the /root?
[22:09] <pfifo> / root*
[22:09] <ubuntu> On the usb's filesystem
[22:10] <pfifo> ubuntu, well thats a good indication your not using grub
[22:10] <ubuntu> How would I make it use grub?
[22:10] <vit_o> there is a way to check if unity3d is correctly installed? can i re-install (replace) it?
[22:10] <ubuntu> I made this with the startup disk creator
[22:11] <Lirth> I'm having some sound problems. It's supposed to be used on my HDMI monitor speakers but the sound never works for it. I tested it with headphones and those work with only the right one (I tested them also on my laptop, they work both sides). The computer is producing audio but for some reason it's not traveling to the monitor or left headphone. Any idea why this may be?
[22:11] <Draconicus> Slowly going crazy
[22:11] <pfifo> ubuntu, you need to learn to do it manually so you can get fine grained control over the process. start with learning how to install grub on a USB and get it to boot an iso
[22:11] <rawfodog> I'm using lubuntu, I have a wacom tablet, I was wondering where the wacom config program that is in UBUNTU would be so I can install it on lubuntu
[22:11] <Draconicus> vit_o: sudo apt-get install --reinstall unity
[22:11] <ubuntu> Alright.
[22:11] <Draconicus> vit_o: It won't work if you can't run compiz.
[22:12] <KBentley57> the permissions on a directory are drwxrw-r--.  I'm in the group associated with the directory, but I cant access it via ftp, any ideas?
[22:12] <ubuntu> I may just deal without persistence since this is only temporary until I get a new hard drive anyways.
[22:12] <vit_o> Draconicus, can I check it first? how?
[22:12] <ubuntu> Thanks though.
[22:12] <Draconicus> vit_o: "sudo apt-get install mesautils", then "glxinfo | grep direct"
[22:13] <vit_o> Draconicus, but i think i can, because it is just a 'problem' now. i had unity for moths
[22:13] <OsamaObama> How do I fix my audio card to work? I get the msg "No suitable mixer element found." when I open Audacious.
[22:14] <Draconicus> vit_o: That command will tell us if we're on the right track. Please run it.
[22:14] <tanath> can anyone explain why i always get authentication failure when installing certain packages? http://pastebin.com/QrGfwJGj
[22:14] <KBentley57> when I log into with the user who owns the file, i can read, write, access, blah blah blah.  why can't my user access the directory, when im a member of the group that has read and write permissions?
[22:15] <zykotick9> Draconicus: mesa-utils?
[22:15] <vit_o> Draconicus, i can not find the package mesaitils.
[22:15] <vit_o> ?
[22:15] <zykotick9> vit_o: ^^
[22:15] <Draconicus> vit_o: Sorry, what zykotick9  said. mesa-utils
[22:15] <OsamaObama> zykotick9: Can you please help me?
[22:15] <tanath> KBentley57, try: chmod g+rw *
[22:15] <OsamaObama> zykotick9: How do I fix my audio card to work? I get the msg "No suitable mixer element found." when I open Audacious.
[22:15] <pfifo> tanath, I think its trying to change to a non-existant user or a user thats not configured to use a shell
[22:15] <zykotick9> OsamaObama: sorry, i'm not very good with audio stuff. best of luck!
[22:15] <ubuntu_user_007> hey
[22:16] <Draconicus> zykotick9: You aren't? Why were you helping me? XD
[22:16] <tanath> pfifo, so i should file a bug report?
[22:16] <OsamaObama> zykotick9: Thank you anyway.
[22:16] <ubuntu_user_007> I have deleted by /boot partition. How can I restore the kernels and a bootloader?
[22:16] <hlan> hi, I'm trying to install "https://launchpad.net/~zfs-native/+archive/stable" but after installing there's no .ko module file anywhere so actually trying to use zfs gives me "Failed to load ZFS module stack." "Load the module manually by running 'insmod <location>/zfs.ko' as root.". am I supposed to compile or generate the .ko file myself somehow because I can't find it anywhere on the system...
[22:16] <vit_o> Draconicus, well: glxinfo: error while loading shared libraries: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:16] <OsamaObama> Anyone good with sound?
[22:16] <Draconicus> vit_o: That's... That's weird.
[22:17] <pfifo> tanath, what exactly were you doing when this happened?
[22:17] <Draconicus> vit_o: Looks like you managd to lose your libGL somewhere. That would probably be why compiz can't run. Needs OpenGL.
[22:17] <vit_o> Draconicus, yeh. i've experienced it! sigh
[22:17] <tanath> pfifo, installing those packages
[22:17] <vit_o> Draconicus, please! help me! ...  How can i get it?
[22:18] <pfifo> tanath, how were you installing?
[22:18] <Draconicus> vit_o: Uhm. I'm trying to figure that out. I think maybe sudo apt-get install --reinstall compiz will force any dependencies
[22:18] <KBentley57> ubuntu_user_007, are you still running the system?
[22:18] <tanath> there was another package before i tried to install that did the same thing. tried to create a new user and asked for a password and failed like that. i forget which it was, but they do it every time
[22:18] <tanath> pfifo, oh, it was colord
[22:19] <tanath> pfifo, happened on upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10. these packages were installed via aptitude
[22:19] <tanath> pfifo, i removed colord without issue and forgot about it, but now i'm trying to install those packages and same issue
[22:20] <pfifo> tanath, are any of these packages from a PPA?
[22:20] <tanath> pfifo, only seems to affect packages that create new users. won't accept any passwords
[22:20] <KBentley57> anyone good with permissions?
[22:20] <tanath> pfifo nope
[22:20] <haz3lnut> vit_o try reinstalling your video driver
[22:20] <vit_o> Draconicus, i tried, but after all it says the same error
[22:21] <pfifo> tanath, then you can file a bug report
[22:21] <tanath> KBentley57, try: chmod g+rw *
[22:21] <vit_o> vit_o, uhmm.... good! how?
[22:21] <haz3lnut> vit_o is it nvidia?
[22:22] <tanath> pfifo, it occurs to me that if it's anything that creates a new user then the bug is elsewhere. help me track it down?
[22:22] <vit_o> haz3lnut,  no, it is ATI
[22:22] <KBentley57> tanath, that will allow the group read and write access, right?
[22:22] <haz3lnut> vit_o reinstall fglrx (i think) :-)
[22:22] <tanath> KBentley57, yep
[22:23] <pfifo> tanath, run `sudo dpkg -r <package>` for both opennebula-common and opennebula-sunstone
[22:23] <Draconicus> haz3lnut vit_o - fglrx is no longer maintained. You should use the open source deiver. ATI's drives rarely work anymore
[22:23] <tanath> KBentley57, run sudo chmod g+rw /path/to/dir
[22:23] <Draconicus> ATI has no 3.0 kernel video drivers
[22:23] <OsamaObama> How do I fix sound for a SB Live! EMU10k1 (rev 07)?
[22:23] <KBentley57> tanath, it appears that i have those permissions already, but I'll try it again.  Also, do I need to chmod -R to make sure it goes through each sub dir?
[22:23] <Draconicus> OsamaObama: Those don't usually break. What the heck did you do?
[22:23] <haz3lnut> Draconicus, vit_o that's why I use nvidia
[22:24] <tanath> KBentley57, yeah. just making sure
[22:24] <tanath> KBentley57, also, if there's certain issues, you'll get error output this way
[22:24] <RedLance> Is mgetty still in the current distibutions?  I need to set up a dial in server.
[22:24] <OsamaObama> Draconicus: Its not broken.  I used it in my previous dist.
[22:25] <zth> what controls the automatic spellchecking that's applied system-wide?
[22:25] <tanath> pfifo, no issues removing them. installing them drops me back at the password prompt
[22:25] <OsamaObama> Draconicus: lspci show me "Input device controller: Creative Labs SB Live! Game Port (rev 07)". "No suitable mixer element found." is a msg I retrive when I open Audacious
[22:25] <KBentley57> tanath, ill try that once it comes back up, i just did a reboot
[22:26] <haz3lnut> zth, if you're wondering why spell check flaggin incorrectly, check your language setting
[22:26] <vit_o> Draconicus, haz3lnut, i'm using the opensource one
[22:27] <OsamaObama> Which packages is essential for sound?
[22:27] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, linux-sound-base
[22:27] <pfifo> tanath, remove them and then do the `sudo dpkg --configure -a`
[22:28] <Eagle-Linux> hello
[22:28] <MACscr> how do i remove a program from the startup through the cli?
[22:28] <Eagle-Linux> can anybody help me for a question ?
[22:29] <CFHowlett_> !ask|Eagle-Linux
[22:29] <tanath> pfifo, well then it does nothing...
[22:29] <MACscr> it was added like so: sudo update-rc.d couchpotato defaults
[22:29] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: I have that package, of course. I have no clue why the sound does not work. Ideas? lspci show me "Input device controller: Creative Labs SB Live! Game Port (rev 07)". "No suitable mixer element found." is a msg I retrive when I open Audacious
[22:29] <rtdos> so if i were to port GEM over to Linux, would I base it on LXDE or XFCE4 ?
[22:29] <rtdos> er, one (not i)
[22:29] <tanath> OsamaObama, i also have sound issues recently. using vlc?
[22:30] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, do you have the alsa mixer?
[22:30] <Eagle-Linux> how to be a Ubuntu Certified Professional ?
[22:30] <RedLance> Do I use mgetty for a dial in server under Ubuntu, or is there something newer?
[22:30] <pfifo> MACscr, check out man `update-rc.d` If all else fails
[22:30] <tanath> i was able to get sound working in smplayer by changing settings, but vlc gives me no sound now
[22:30] <pfifo> tanath, can you run `sudo apt-get -f install`
[22:30] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: What is the name of that package?
[22:31] <OsamaObama> tanath: No, Audacious.
[22:31] <tanath> pfifo, 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
[22:31] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, grab alsa-utils, gnome-alsamixer
[22:31] <pfifo> tanath, now do `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade`
[22:32] <tanath> pfifo, unrelated 3rd-party app update
[22:32] <haz3lnut> vit_o: is libGL.so on your computer?
[22:32] <tanath> pfifo, no issues
[22:32] <Eagle-Linux> is anybody there certified for ubuntu professional ?
[22:32] <dans> #?
[22:32] <vlt> !anyone | Eagle-Linux
[22:33] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Ok, done. Whats next?
[22:33] <pfifo> tanath, ok now try `sudo apt-get install opennebula-common`
[22:33] <pfifo> tanath, pastebin any errors
[22:33] <vit_o> haz3lnut, is this way ok?:  'whereis  libGL.so'
[22:33] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, open a terminal and run "gnome-alsamixer"
[22:33] <Dreamer3> hi
[22:33] <tanath> pfifo, asks for password again
[22:33] <CFHowlett_> Dreamer3   greetings
[22:33] <sleepybug> hey guys, I need some help with trying to compile wubi...what compiler do I use?
[22:33] <sleepybug> I am in windows btw
[22:33] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: ok, next.
[22:34] <pfifo> tanath, ok now try `sudo apt-get purge opennebula-common`
[22:34] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: 3 devices pop up.
[22:34] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, what do you see in there?
[22:34] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, ok, what are they?
[22:34] <haz3lnut> vit_o: try  sudo updatedb; locate -i libGL.so
[22:34] <haz3lnut> vit_o: updatedb will take a little while
[22:34] <vit_o> haz3lnut, what about this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver  'the purge problem'
[22:34] <tanath> pfifo, haven't seen this before: dpkg-statoverride: warning: No override present.
[22:35] <vit_o> haz3lnut, ok, I try that.
[22:35] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: 1) ATI R6xx HDMI 2) TriTech TR28602 3) Realtek ALC850 rev 0
[22:35] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: I have no idea why not SB live is on the list, ideas?
[22:35] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, does the sound work on your integrated card?
[22:36] <pfifo> tanath, that happened during the purge? what was the exit code of the purge operation `echo $?'
[22:36] <tanath> pfifo, yes. 0
[22:36] <OerHeks> sleepybug, better ask in a windows channel?
[22:36] <pfifo> tanath, ok now try again `sudo apt-get install opennebula-common`
[22:36] <vit_o> haz3lnut, do i have to post the answer?
[22:37] <haz3lnut> vit_o: is it there?
[22:37] <tanath> pfifo, asking for password again, though this time there's no message about 'no changes' from usermod just prior..
[22:37] <vit_o> haz3lnut, yes. many
[22:37] <mrfunk> Hello, i need to open specific ports in ubuntu, is there any way to make them remain open instead of closed?
[22:37] <Zeb> Can anyone tell me how to turn off or modify settings for these little pop-up notifications that show up in the top right corner of my screen?
[22:38] <CFHowlett_> !info ports
[22:38] <craigbass1976> I've got a webcam, a mixing board, and ubuntu.  How do I get the audio and video over a wireless network so that someone can watch and listen in a browser?
[22:38] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: No. Audacious: "No suitable mixer element found."
[22:38] <tanath> pfifo, question is, what does it want? last time i tried a new password, then my password, then root password, and nothing worked.
[22:38] <haz3lnut> vit_o: type "sudo ldconf /usr/lib"
[22:38] <mrfunk> !info ports
[22:38] <mrfunk> ?
[22:39] <haz3lnut> vit_o: then see if it still can;t find the library
[22:39] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, i mean does sound play when you're hooked into the onboard
[22:39] <vit_o> haz3lnut, sure it is spell right?
[22:39] <haz3lnut> vit_o: sorry, that's type "sudo ldconfig /usr/lib"
[22:39] <mrfunk> CFHowlett_: how is that?
[22:39] <vit_o> haz3lnut, ah, ok :)
[22:39] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, also, does it play sound when you're hooked up to the card?
[22:40] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: I receive the msg above after I turned off "mute" for all cards.
[22:40] <pfifo> tanath, do the purge again, then run `sudo deluser oneadmin` then try to install again
[22:40] <sleepybug> hey guys, I need some help with trying to compile wubi...what compiler do I use?
[22:40] <OerHeks> sleepybug, better ask in a windows channel?
[22:40] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: I don't know what you mean with onboard and up to the card, sorry.
[22:40] <mrfunk> I really need to open specific ports and make them remain open
[22:40] <CFHowlett_> mrfunk   maybe search for "configure ports" + "your application"
[22:40] <vit_o> haz3lnut, yes it can. exactly the same answer.
[22:41] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Can you please describe a bit more in detail. I'm from Sweden.
[22:41] <haz3lnut> vit_o: no, I mean does compiz still fail to see the library
[22:41] <vit_o> haz3lnut, sorry, should i type sudo updatedb first?
[22:41] <tanath> pfifo, Warning: group `cloud' has no more members.
[22:41] <mrfunk> CFHowlett_: I already tried, the console says that is sending the message that the port is closed but accepting the connection anyways, but its not fixing the issue
[22:41] <pfifo> tanath, no problem there
[22:41] <haz3lnut> vit_o: the updatedb was for locate
[22:41] <tanath> pfifo, would be nice if it properly cleaned up after itself though
[22:42] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, its cool.  Your motherboard has a built in sound device.  Those ports are on the io panel of  the motherboard.  Does your computer have those?
[22:42] <TimeKilla> From the docs "you must use the smbpassword program (typically located in /usr/local/samba/bin/" its not so any idea where i will find it?
[22:42] <KBentley57> TimeKilla, do a locate smbpassword, or whereis smbpassword
[22:42] <CFHowlett_> mrfunk   sorry, then.  IDK enough about ports to provide meaningful help
[22:42] <TimeKilla> KBentley57, Ty ill try that
[22:42] <pfifo> tanath, but did the install work?
[22:42] <vit_o> haz3lnut, so have to  type sudo apt-get install mesa-utils right? sorry i don't remeber
[22:42] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Yes, but they does not play anything either.
[22:43] <almoxarife> mrfunk: what app, what port?
[22:43] <tanath> pfifo, well, it's back at the password prompt now
[22:43] <haz3lnut> vit_o: you already installed the mesa-utils
[22:43] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, thanks, that was what I was wanting to know.  Did you build your computer, or purchase it?
[22:43] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: I've tried both, but the error msgs should neitherless show depending which card the cable is plugged to.
[22:43] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: A friend gave it to me so I don't know.
[22:43] <pfifo> tanath, try setting a password for oneadmin `sudo passwd oneadmin` and then providing that password when it asks
[22:43] <haz3lnut> vit_o: can you run glxgears?
[22:43] <tanath> pfifo, tried giving it a password, and we're back at authentication failure
[22:44] <TimeKilla> is there a flag i need to add as it just displays smbpassword with out any details of dir or that
[22:44] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Still does not really matter.
[22:44] <mrfunk> almoxarife: its a game i play, warcraft 3 frozen throne, port 6112 and 6113
[22:44] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, what does the output of "lsmod | grep snd" look like
[22:44] <vit_o> haz3lnut, ok. same answer. no such file or directory
[22:44] <tanath> pfifo, ugh. shouldn't have to do that... but i'll give it a shot
[22:44] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Hold.
[22:44] <almoxarife> mrfunk: the app needs the ports open?
[22:44] <mrfunk> almoxarife: yes it does
[22:44] <haz3lnut> vit_o: then yes, sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
[22:44] <almoxarife> mrfunk: who controls your router/firewall?
[22:45] <tanath> pfifo, hrm, well that worked
[22:45] <mrfunk> almoxarife: well as far as i know i use a modem and the firewall is disabled
[22:45] <lawltoad> i don't think my nautilus is reading from gconf correctly
[22:45] <pfifo> tanath, something is amiss here, no install script should be using su in a manner that requires a password
[22:46] <tanath> pfifo, so now, why was it failing to do that itself.
[22:46] <tanath> pfifo, mm
[22:46] <almoxarife> mrfunk: your app needs the ports open, you need to open them at the firewall/router
[22:46] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Here's the full log: http://pastebin.com/kWbSZrE4
[22:46] <tanath> pfifo, also, i always get asked to unlock my keyring on login after upgrade even though the pass is the same and i don't autologin
[22:46] <pfifo> tanath, myguess is that it changes to oneadmin, and then as oneadmin it runs 'su oneadmin' again causing it to ask for a password
[22:46] <vit_o> haz3lnut, i don't know why it says 0 update 0 install and 5 not updated (sorry for bad translation)
[22:47] <mrfunk> almoxarife: i know, they are open and some people can join but 90% cannot
[22:47] <haz3lnut> vit_o: and you got no glxgears?
[22:47] <haz3lnut> vit_o: or glxinfo?
[22:48] <pfifo> tanath, it would be nice if you could reproduce this error, for the bug report, I tried but couldnt, but this should be reported either way
[22:48] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, i don't see any module related to the creative sound card being loaded.  Have you previously tried to compile the modules for them, or compiled your own kernel?
[22:48] <vit_o> haz3lnut, No such file or directory. :(
[22:48] <KBentley57> OsamaObama, be back in a few minutes,
[22:48] <mrfunk> almoxarife: the console says "fixme:winsock:WS2_async_accept AcceptEx accepting socket closed but request was not cancelled" i think if the ports were permanently open it would fix this issue
[22:48] <OsamaObama> KBentley57: Ok, thanks.
[22:48] <tanath> pfifo, if i del the user and purge i prolly could reproduce it
[22:48] <vit_o> haz3lnut, same problem as before with libGL.so.1
[22:49] <dlentz> OsamaObama, KBentley57, the TriTech TR28602 is the codec on the Live card
[22:49] <almoxarife> mrfunk: can't help you with that
[22:49] <pfifo> tanath, only on your system though I mean instructions to get a clean install to the failure point you have
[22:49] <zykotick9> KBentley57: snd_emu10k1 is mentioned several times?  OsamaObama
[22:50] <tanath> pfifo, mm, yeah. all i did was upgrade to current release
[22:50] <OsamaObama> dlentz: How do we know that?
[22:50] <dlentz> google fu
[22:50] <OsamaObama> zykotick9: Yeah.
[22:50] <mrfunk> almoxarife: its okay, thank you, i think i should use iptables or something
[22:50] <tanath> mrfunk, ufw is handy for that
[22:51] <pfifo> tanath, yeah upgrading can cause some unusual problems at times, hopefully the maintainer will know what happened even without being able to reproduce it
[22:51] <OsamaObama> dlentz, zykotick9: Should I modprobe something?
[22:51] <almoxarife> mrfunk: iptables will not open ports on a router/firewall
[22:51] <TimeKilla> Ok got samba kinda working just need to sort out windows 7 username and password as its saying cant mout but thats BS as was working fine before guess it could be a windows issue?
[22:51] <dlentz> OsamaObama, no, it's already loaded
[22:51] <OsamaObama> dlentz:  "the TriTech TR28602 is the codec on the Live card". How do you know, just curios to write a note about it.
[22:51] <meerkats> I cannot change the permissions to edit a usb stick. I want it to be editable by everybody
[22:51] <meerkats> I make changes via nautilus, but those are always reverted
[22:52] <quebre> OsamaObama: i hate your nick
[22:52] <zykotick9> meerkats: is it ext formatted?
[22:52] <haz3lnut> vit_o: I'm lost, and wife pulling my ear.
[22:52] <dlentz> you can see from this bug report https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/73135
[22:52] <zykotick9> quebre: +1
[22:52] <meerkats> zykes-, NTFS
[22:52] <OsamaObama> quebre: Then leave.
[22:52] <meerkats> must be windows readable
[22:52] <webnet> OsamaObama, i love ur nick!
[22:52] <OsamaObama> quebre: what do you think about mkultra?
[22:53] <mkultra_> =D
[22:53] <mrfunk> sorry system crashed and i didnt get to read
[22:53] <OsamaObama> webnet: Then stay.
[22:53] <zykotick9> meerkats: ok, well good luck then.  I won't help with that (FYI you can't apply normal gnu/linux permissions to ntfs/fat, permissions are determined by the mount command used)
[22:53] <mkultra_> im clubbing ubuntu 12.04 like a baby seal here
[22:53] <webnet> OsamaObama, :D
[22:53] <CFHowlett_> mkultra_   do you have a support question?
[22:53] <mkultra_> updating tutorials
[22:53] <vit_o> haz3lnut, :) ... well, we had a problem with libGL.so.1 we tried to fix it but nothing change. we have this problem because of glxinfo can't run.
[22:54] <mrfunk> i already tried with ufw but the thing is that it makes the port closed but when there is a request it opens them
[22:54] <meerkats> zykotick9, crap, I was hoping to use this usb with both linux and windows
[22:54] <mkultra_> yeah why is simple lightdm manager broken for ubuntu 12.04 lol
[22:54] <mrfunk> i need to find a way to have them open permanently
[22:54] <zykotick9> meerkats: you can!  i just won't help.
[22:54] <vit_o> haz3lnut, was that understandable?
[22:54] <dlentz> so anyway... you need to make sure that the live card is selected by pulseaudio (volume applet) and that audacious is set to use pulseaudio
[22:54] <CFHowlett_> mkultra_   12.04 is supported in #ubuntu+1
[22:54] <meerkats> zykotick9, is it that difficult?
[22:55] <Lirth> I'm new to using wine and I was wondering how I'd get TESV: Skyrim to run. I have steam installed and it is working. My problem is that whenever I try to open skyrim through steam it freaks out and says it had a serious problem and needs to close. Any idea why it might happen?
[22:55] <waxstone> !precise | mkultra_
[22:55] <zykotick9> meerkats: no.  it's cause i don't support MS stuff
[22:55] <meerkats> ok
[22:55] <mkultra_> yeah im hammering out precise bugs
[22:55] <almoxarife> !wine
[22:55] <CFHowlett_> mkultra_   understood.  please take further discussion of 12.04 to #ubuntu+1
[22:55] <pfifo> !appdb | Lirthcheck the appdb to see if you program is supported
[22:55] <ziggysmalls> is anyone else having issueswith gnome shell themes or extensions after upgrading precise beta?
[22:56] <zykotick9> ziggysmalls: reask in #ubuntu+1
[22:56] <waxstone> !precise | ziggysmalls
[22:56] <mrfunk> the ports 139 and 445 are marked as open according to shields up, the rest are closed, i just have to find a way to do the same thing with this 2 ports
[22:56] <Shojo> OsamaObama:  Reading on mkultra
[22:57] <tanath> pfifo, ok, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/opennebula/+bug/958877
[22:58] <haz3lnut> vit_o: what does "which glxinfo" tell you?
[22:58] <webnet> !info make
[22:58] <mrfunk> I need info on how to make 2 specific ports in ubuntu permanently open
[22:59] <vit_o> haz3lnut, /usr/bin/glxinfo
[22:59] <webnet> ok is make the package needed to do the ./configure > make make install thing?
[22:59] <webnet> or is it automake
[22:59] <webnet> ??
[22:59] <quebre> mrfunk: iptables and then iptables-save
[22:59] <pfifo> tanath, I wouldnt expect too much, looks like a unimportant package that doesnt get much attention
[23:00] <OerHeks> !compile | webnet
[23:00] <pfifo> webnet, make, you can get it from build-essential
[23:00] <haz3lnut> vit_o: now type /usr/bin/glxinfo
[23:00] <zykotick9> !checkinstall
[23:00] <pfifo> !info build-essential
[23:00] <tanath> pfifo, importance is relative
[23:00] <tanath> subjective
[23:01] <webnet> thx guys!
[23:01] <tanath> but yeah
[23:01] <mrfunk> quebre: thank you, i was considering iptables, ill give it a try
[23:01] <vit_o> haz3lnut, here you are: error while loading shared libraries: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[23:01] <pfifo> tanath, well relative to how often other packages get updates, I would expect too much XD
[23:01] <tanath> mm
[23:01] <haz3lnut> vit_o: locate libGL.so.1
[23:01] <quebre> mrfunk: don't forget to issue iptables-save once you add your rules, so it will be permament
[23:02] <quebre> vit_o: updatedb && locate libGL.so.1
[23:02] <haz3lnut> he just updated the db :-)
[23:02] <DJ> vit_o, are you trying to play fightgear?
[23:02] <quebre> oh
[23:02] <quebre> ;>
[23:02] <mrfunk> quebre: okay, could you provide any info on what command/args should i use for this procedure?
[23:02] <quebre> mrfunk: what ports you want to have open and what proto ?
[23:03] <vit_o> DJ, no. just unity disappear. :)
[23:03] <DJ> shame on unity
[23:03] <mrfunk> quebre: the ports 6112 and 6113 both tcp/udp
[23:03] <vit_o> haz3lnut, quebre, i can't do it
[23:04] <quebre> mrfunk: iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 6112 -j ACCEPT
[23:04] <quebre> mrfunk: for udp, change the -p parameter
[23:04] <haz3lnut> vit_o: ?
[23:04] <vit_o> haz3lnut, it says like: you can open a temporary file or something like that.
[23:05] <haz3lnut> vit_o: don;t update db, just locate
[23:05] <vit_o> haz3lnut, updatedb: impossibile aprire un file temporaneo per `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db'  (not possible to open temporary file ...)
[23:05] <meerkats> i need to create a bootable usb, what programm do you recommend?
[23:05] <haz3lnut> vit_o: you gotta sudo to updatedb, but you already did that.
[23:05] <vit_o> haz3lnut, 6 lines, i post it here or not?
[23:05] <CFHowlett_> meerkats   startupdiskcreator or unetbootin
[23:06] <haz3lnut> vit_o: pastebin
[23:06] <dlentz> no libGL.so.1 ? sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx
[23:06] <dlentz> should fix it
[23:06] <meerkats> CFHowlett_, which one is your personal preference?
[23:06] <mrfunk> quebre: thank you very much man, hows the udp procedure then?
[23:06] <CFHowlett_> meerkats   startupdiskcreator is the default ...
[23:06] <noffle> Does Unity expose any means of snapping desktop icons to the grid?
[23:06] <vit_o> haz3lnut, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/889958/
[23:06] <mrfunk> quebre: also, do i have to save it?
[23:07] <haz3lnut> vit_o: strange it can't find lib
[23:07] <quebre> mrfunk: for tcp - you use -p tcp - for udp - you use -p udp, to save your rules, type: iptables-save without any options
[23:08] <haz3lnut> vit_o: you try dlentz suggestion
[23:08] <quebre> mrfunk: iptables -I INPUT -p udp --dport 6112 -j ACCEPT # :p
[23:08] <vit_o> haz3lnut, what about dlentz  sug?
[23:08] <vit_o> haz3lnut, dlentz ok, i try
[23:09] <mrfunk> quebre: thank you very much! im going to try this out
[23:09] <quebre> mrfunk: enjoy
[23:09] <vit_o> haz3lnut, E: Internal Error, No file name for libgl1-mesa-glx     ???
[23:10] <haz3lnut> vit_o: type only "sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx"
[23:11] <dlentz> (no quotes)
[23:11] <haz3lnut> :-)
[23:11] <totesmuhgoats> hi friends
[23:11] <quebre> hai
[23:11] <totesmuhgoats> what is the recommended way to remove a ppa?
[23:11] <CFHowlett_> totesmuhgoats   greetings
[23:11] <itaylor57> !ppa-remove | totesmuhgoats
[23:11] <zykotick9> !ppa-purge | totesmuhgoats
[23:12] <totesmuhgoats> ah, thanks
[23:12] <totesmuhgoats> i found this online, but it was from the time of ubuntu 9.10 and needed to be installed seperately
[23:12] <totesmuhgoats> i thought there might be a more first party solution
[23:12] <vit_o> haz3lnut, dlentz that what i did guys :) and it answer: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/889967/
[23:12] <Lirth> How do I make ubuntu show hidden folders with the GUI?
[23:12] <CFHowlett_> Lirth   ctrl h
[23:13] <noffle> Hello. Does Unity expose any means of snapping desktop icons to the grid? Is it possible with some 3rd-party tool?
[23:14] <Danny> salve
[23:14] <Danny> !list
[23:14] <Lirth> CFHowlett_: Thanks
[23:14] <OerHeks> My problem: i would like to pair a HID lazer keyboard to my bluetooth, but it doesn't see it. >> http://www.vkb-support.com/index.php . Is there an alternative BT manager ? or anyone with experience with BT keyboards ?
[23:14] <DJ> Danny, msg the bot for FUn, usage
[23:14] <quebre> haz3lnut: maybe all he needs is just 'touch /var/lib/libGL.so.1' and problem solved, it's about missing file after all
[23:14] <haz3lnut> vit_o: it's apparently a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/859188
[23:16] <mrfunk> quebre: well it doesnt seem to work yet
[23:16] <totesmuhgoats> i seem to be having a spot of trouble, so i installed a ppa using add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa, but I cannot remove it using ppa-purge ppa:team-xbmc/ppa
[23:16] <quebre> mrfunk: why not ?
[23:16] <dlentz> quebre, it's not /var/lib...
[23:16] <quebre> dlentz: lol
[23:16] <haz3lnut> vit_o: so it apparetnly needs specific:  sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx:amd64 libgl1-mesa-glx:i386
[23:17] <vit_o> haz3lnut, it is just one line, isn't it?
[23:17] <smurf> hello
[23:17] <mrfunk> quebre: i dont really know, but nobody is able to join my games yet
[23:17] <haz3lnut> vit_o: yes
[23:17] <totesmuhgoats> this is my output
[23:17] <totesmuhgoats> http://pastebin.com/6yEavbVS
[23:17] <quebre> mrfunk: 1. is your switch/isp blocking ports? 2. do you have public ip or are behind NAT ?
[23:17] <smurf> pls, can sombody help me?
[23:17] <almoxarife> mrfunk: that's because you have at a minimum opened the ports at the router/firewall
[23:17] <vit_o> haz3lnut, done!
[23:18] <CFHowlett_> !ask|smurf
[23:18] <st1> totesmuhgoats:  did you update successfully before?
[23:18] <haz3lnut> vit_o: now glxinfo?
[23:18] <smurf> i've two cards for graphiks, end three desktops
[23:18] <totesmuhgoats> st1: no, it couldn't update after i added the ppa, which is why i am removing it
[23:18] <totesmuhgoats> i mean the ubuntu repos update fine, but the xbmc repos don't
[23:18] <mrfunk> quebre: i dont have a switch and my isp doesnt block ports, im not sure if im behind a NAT as i dont know what it is, almoxarife i have disabled ufw and im using a modem
[23:19] <smurf> and also amd catalyst (xubuntu 11.1
[23:19] <mrfunk> be right back the gui just frozen and i cant alt tab or anything
[23:19] <quebre> mrfunk: ifconfig
[23:19] <st1> totesmuhgoats:  did you change update mirror
[23:19] <quebre> mrfunk: if you see something like 192.168.x.x or 10.0.x.x then you're behind a nat
[23:19] <badASSlol> im looking for help with ather ar5007ug - usb dongle doesnt detect any networks (rarely it will catch 1~ bacon from random router around) however on windows it works correctly
[23:19] <smurf> but it doesn't work :(
[23:19] <almoxarife> mrfunk: that's because you have at NOT at a minimum opened the ports at the router/firewall, you are using a dsl modem, builtin firewall?
[23:19] <totesmuhgoats> st1: i'm sorry, i don't understand what you are asking
[23:19] <totesmuhgoats> so presumably no
[23:20] <totesmuhgoats> like i said, the normal stuff updates fine, it is just the stuff from the ppa I added that gets a 404 error
[23:20] <st1> totesmuhgoats:  software source update server, try change to another
[23:20] <mrfunk> im afraid the modem doesnt have a firewall but im not sure, let me check that, be right back i have to reset the gui
[23:20] <smurf> have somebody any idea? :(
[23:20] <totesmuhgoats> st1: how do i do that?
[23:20] <st1> I had the same problem with nautilus action ppa just now
[23:21] <vit_o> haz3lnut, a lot of strange stuff. pastebin?
[23:21] <mrfunk> how do i check if im behind a nat again?
[23:21] <st1> go to update manager - settings - ubuntu software - download from
[23:21] <haz3lnut> vit_o: sure why not
[23:21] <quebre> mrfunk: ifconfig
[23:21] <quebre> mrfunk: if you see something like 192.168.x.x or 10.0.x.x then you're behind a nat
[23:21] <badASSlol> im looking for help with ather ar5007ug - usb dongle doesnt detect any networks (rarely it will catch 1~ bacon from random router around) however on windows it works correctly
[23:22] <st1> anybody here using opera-next in ubuntu?
[23:22] <quebre> mrfunk: the line that starts with 'inet addr:' string
[23:22] <vit_o> haz3lnut, you are the boss : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/889974/
[23:22] <locsmif> Is DBD::SQLite not in the repos as libdbd-sqlite-perl ?
[23:22] <almoxarife> mrfunk: you are using a wine-app(the game), have you searched for bugs related to the error you are seeing?
[23:22] <quebre> vit_o: direct rendering: Yes - only this matters ;)
[23:23] <haz3lnut> vit_o: looks like it works now :-)
[23:23] <quebre> rest is just ascii art
[23:23] <quebre> ;d
[23:23] <dlentz> actually, it's still using software rasterizer, but logging out/in should fix it
[23:23] <vit_o> ehehehe
[23:23] <totesmuhgoats> st1: thanks, I am trying that now
[23:24] <locsmif> Nvm my question; solved
[23:24] <vit_o> haz3lnut, so, next step? :)
[23:24] <badASSlol> can someone help me with ar5007ug wlan dongle problem? im fighting with it for like 4 days and no clue what to do
[23:24] <haz3lnut> vit_o: logout login, done
[23:25] <dlentz> badASSlol, did you try backported wireless package?
[23:25] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[23:25] <mrfunk> quebre: here it is, there is no 192.168.x.x http://pastebin.com/rcJdkUAd almoxarife: i searched and i found little info on this, all i could see was the console output, people trying to connect and not joining the game, it only happens to me so far
[23:25] <curiousx> !fr | curiousx
[23:25] <badASSlol> dlentz: im not sure but i think i didnt
[23:25] <vit_o> haz3lnut, seriously?! xD
[23:25] <totesmuhgoats> st1: I changed the update mirror and this is the new output I get
[23:25] <totesmuhgoats> http://pastebin.com/6vYnC4US
[23:26] <haz3lnut> vit_o: do it! :-)
[23:26] <CFHowlett_> totesmuhgoats   many ppa's require you install a key.  Did you check?
[23:26] <vit_o> haz3lnut, logout or reboot?
[23:26] <wolfric> what does the "numeber!" mean in byobu window such as 25!, it appears at the bottom beside the uptime
[23:26] <haz3lnut> logout
[23:27] <st1> totesmuhgoats:  now try remove that ppa from repository
[23:27] <vit_o> ok 30 sec. i'm back
[23:27] <totesmuhgoats> CFHowlett_: it mentioned that it installed a key succesfully when I did add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa
[23:27] <badASSlol> dlentz: did u mean compat-wireless package ?
[23:27] <Danny> !list
[23:27] <totesmuhgoats> st1: I tried to use ppa-purge, the output is at the bottom of that same paste
[23:28] <st1> totesmuhgoats: can you do it in update manager settings?
[23:28] <dlentz> badASSlol, if you build the latest compat-wireless, then that's like trying backport wireless mdules
[23:29] <CFHowlett_> totesmuhgoats   per xmbc.org, svn repo is NOT installed automatically.  must be added.  see:  http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Install_XBMC_on_Ubuntu/HOW-TO_1
[23:29] <CFHowlett_> also, the ppa hasn't been updated since 2010.
[23:29] <totesmuhgoats> st1: thanks, I didn't see the option there before
[23:30] <vit_o> haz3lnut, well, now i'm with unity 2d.
[23:30] <totesmuhgoats> CFHowlett_: ah, thanks, this is not the same wiki page they linked in the downloads page
[23:30] <badASSlol> dlentz: there's my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/889896/ for pluging in device
[23:30] <OerHeks> My problem: i would like to pair a HID lazer keyboard to my bluetooth, but it doesn't see it. >> http://www.vkb-support.com/index.php . Is there an alternative BT manager ?
[23:30] <haz3lnut> vit_o: no 3d?
[23:30] <mrfunk> quebre: i dont know if anything has to do with this but the console says: fixme:winsock:WSAIoctl SIO_GET_EXTENSION_FUNCTION_POINTER: unimplemented TransmitFile
[23:31] <vit_o> haz3lnut, maybe just a reset with ubuntu tweak is enough, or not?
[23:31] <vit_o> haz3lnut, no. do i have to try again to logout/in?
[23:31] <haz3lnut> vit_o: I had no compiz 3d for a week, finally discovered compiz configuration corrupt, so deleted all compiz files in my home dir, reboot fixed.
[23:32] <dlentz> vit_o, pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:32] <vit_o> haz3lnut, several guys told me this. But for me it doesn't work. :(
[23:32] <dlentz> badASSlol, other than trying latest driver, i'm not sure what to tell you off the top of my head
[23:32] <quebre> mrfunk: it has nothing to do with it but obviously your modem must have some kind of port filtering
[23:32] <quebre> mrfunk: but try this: service iptables stop
[23:33] <quebre> mrfunk: and then try to connect
[23:33] <vit_o> dlentz, command not found. ???
[23:34] <Aerosonic> Hi! What's the default sudo password on live Ubuntu?
[23:34] <Aerosonic> 'root' doesn't work.
[23:34] <badASSlol> dlentz: u mean drivers not firmware, so i should get them from compat-wireless? or what ?
[23:34] <quebre> Aerosonic: just sudo bash
[23:34] <quebre> ;)
[23:34] <Flumpy> Aerosonic: there is none, but I believe you can set one
[23:34] <haz3lnut> vit_o: cd to home dir and type: "find . | grep compiz | xargs rm"
[23:34] <CFHowlett_> Aerosonic   password
[23:34] <Daekdroom> Aerosonic, have you tried your user password?
[23:34] <Aerosonic> Daekdroom: It's live Ubuntu.
[23:34] <mrfunk> quebre: wait how can i leave it as it used to be? because right now nobody is able to join really
[23:34] <Daekdroom> Ah. My bad.
[23:34] <haz3lnut> vit_o: wait that won;t work
[23:35] <Aerosonic> CFHowlett_: Doesn't work either.
[23:35] <quebre> mrfunk: iptables -L -n >pastebin.com
[23:35] <mrfunk> quebre: before only 1/10 could join
[23:35] <Daekdroom> I don't recall LiveCD needing having a sudo password
[23:35] <Aerosonic> Flumpy: There is one. I can't su
[23:35] <zykotick9> Aerosonic: did you try "ubuntu"
[23:35] <Daekdroom> *LiveCD having
[23:35] <vit_o> haz3lnut, ok. i'm waiting :)
[23:35] <haz3lnut> vit_o: "find . | grep compiz | xargs rm -Rf"
[23:35] <Aerosonic> zykotick9: Doesn't work.
[23:35] <dlentz> badASSlol, most will find it easier to use already made wireless backports package
[23:35] <zykotick9> Aerosonic: su will fail!
[23:35] <Aerosonic> su: Authentication failure.
[23:36] <zykotick9> !root
[23:36] <vit_o> haz3lnut, done
[23:36] <Daekdroom> Are you using sudo or su?
[23:36] <mrfunk> quebre: man this is weird it should be working! http://pastebin.com/91xL4nze
[23:36] <haz3lnut> vit_o: logout, login
[23:36] <vit_o> yes sir! ;)
[23:36] <badASSlol> dlentz: im browsing packages and all i see are for version 2.6.x while my kernel is 3.2.6 im new to linux and im not sure which one should i download
[23:36] <Aerosonic> zykotick9: Hmm...
[23:37] <quebre> mrfunk: you don't even need these rules because your policy is set to ACCEPT, there must be something on your way that's blocking your ports, it's either your modem or your ISP, peroid
[23:37] <dlentz> oh, well then you have the latest drivers (unless something is being fixed in upcoming 3.3 kernel)
[23:37] <quebre> mrfunk: make sure your friends have your actual IP, it's dynamic i guess
[23:38] <mrfunk> quebre: damn man, im hosting the games in a public server so anyone can see the game and join, its weird that people are not able to join, i could see this messages from the console
[23:38] <Aerosonic> I can't sudo.
[23:38] <Aerosonic> Permission denied.
[23:39] <Aerosonic> grrr.. something is wrong with hdparm
[23:39] <KM0201> does your user have sudo rights?
[23:39] <quebre> mrfunk: you run dedicated game server with _dynamic_ ip ?
[23:39] <Flumpy> Aerosonic: That's rediculous, when did you make this liveCD?
[23:39] <Aerosonic> KM0201: It's a Live CD.
[23:39] <KM0201> oh it's a live cd?.. you have sudo rights, unless its ubuntu 5.10
[23:39] <vit_o> haz3lnut, well, i put ubuntu(3d) but it log in with unity2d anyway
[23:39] <Aerosonic> Flumpy: It's a 10.10
[23:39] <haz3lnut> vit_o: be very careful if you change things with ccsm, it can break unity badly.  Some settings are just not supported.
[23:39] <KM0201> Aerosonic: there's no way.
[23:39] <Daekdroom> vit_o, then your video card (or its driver) might not support Unity.
[23:40] <mrfunk> quebre: im running this game "warcraft frozen throne" its a strategy game, i get into battle.net server and i can see other peoples games and join, and i used to be able to host games with this same router im using now, under linux....
[23:40] <haz3lnut> vit_o: well I'm stumped. anyone else wanna jump in :-)
[23:40] <Aerosonic> I need to login to SU
[23:40] <KBentley57> whats the problem haz3lnut ?
[23:40] <Aerosonic> Root@Ubuntu
[23:40] <badASSlol> dlentz: any other ideas because it looks like it's working but i cannot conenct my home network and detect anyother however it seems like everything is ok
[23:40] <Flumpy> Aerosonic: Are you using persistence? Someone could have made a root password and it would still be there.
[23:40] <Daekdroom> Aerosonic, try sudo -i
[23:41] <KBentley57> vito, can you run the problem by me again?
[23:41] <haz3lnut> KBentley57: tryng to help vit_o with 3d unity.
[23:41] <Aerosonic> Daekdroom: Already tried. Still the same.
[23:41] <Aerosonic> Flumpy: There shouldn't be a root password. It's a live image off of the Ubuntu website.
[23:41] <vit_o> Daekdroom, i think my video card is ok. i change something with ccsm as haz3lnut said. :(
[23:41] <quebre> mrfunk: maybe your isp changed some security stuff recently, call them and ask
[23:41] <Daekdroom> vit_o, then run 'unity --reset' in a terminal.
[23:41] <Aerosonic> The command cannot be completed, the requirements that the user=master
[23:42] <vit_o> Daekdroom, i say so because it is just a new problem
[23:42] <Aerosonic> If I sudo, user=user. Needs user=master
[23:42] <Flumpy> Aerosonic: Right, but if it's a USB stick then you can enable persistence to save changes.
[23:42] <haz3lnut> vit_o: but we just wiped all your compiz settings. so it should have started clean
[23:42] <dlentz> vit_o, use your favorite text editor to open /var/log/Xorg.0.log and pastebin the contense
[23:42] <Aerosonic> Flumpy: Like I mentioned above, it's a Live CD.
[23:42] <vit_o> unity --reset  or not?
[23:43] <mrfunk> quebre: well im in uruguay and my isp actually encourages file sharing and such
[23:43] <dlentz> badASSlol, i don't know what else to suggest
[23:43] <lidenbrock> hi, how do I use ext3grep to recover a file I have deleted by mistake?
[23:43] <Aerosonic> Jesus fuck I found it.
[23:43] <Aerosonic> sudo su -
[23:43] <mrfunk> quebre: maybe i could change the ports the game uses? instead of 6112 and 6113 try some others?
[23:43] <Flumpy> Aerosonic: Mmk, I would try making another one, then. Because there is no reason for there to be a root password.
[23:43] <Aerosonic> Password was 'su'
[23:43] <Aerosonic> That's fucked up.
[23:43] <quebre> mrfunk: sure
[23:44] <Daekdroom> !language | Aerosonic
[23:44] <Aerosonic> Fine.
[23:44] <game16> Can anyone explain why USB is faster than Ps/2, even though they're both wired, serial connections?
[23:44] <Daekdroom> vit_o, just do it. All that will happen is that any change you made in CCSM will be lost.
[23:45] <quebre> mrfunk: was it ppp0 ? with your ip in ifconfig ?
[23:45] <vit_o> dlentz, this is for you http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/890003/
[23:45] <haz3lnut> Aerosonic: I'm pretty sure he was a virgin anyway. some may disagree.
[23:46] <new_ubuntu> po
[23:46] <quebre> mrfunk: iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i ppp0 -p tcp --dport 61120 -j REDIRECT --to-port 6112 ; iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i ppp0 -p tcp --dport 61130 -j REDIRECT --to-port 6113 ; iptables-save
[23:47] <quebre> mrfunk: then use 61120 for port 6112 and 61130 for port 6113
[23:47] <vit_o> Daekdroom, and this is for you http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/890008/
[23:47] <badger> game16, www.google.com
[23:47] <18WAAETS4> po
[23:48] <almoxarife> mrfunk: you said 'some' players could get to your public server, were those some using 'udp'?
[23:48] <Daekdroom> vit_o, definitely a video driver issue
[23:49] <st1> if a process has memory leak, would it show up in system monitor or top?
[23:49] <quebre> st1: yes
[23:49] <dlentz> vit_o, i see this in log: (II) RADEON(0): No DRI yet on Evergreen
[23:50] <vit_o> Daekdroom, what do you suggest? :)
[23:50] <dlentz> but i thought ubuntu 11.10 supported 3d on radeonhd 5000
[23:50] <st1> quebre: if i close that program would the memory be freed up then?
[23:50] <quebre> st1: immediately
[23:50] <haz3lnut> vit_o: you don;t wanna hear this, but I suggest an nvidia card.
[23:50] <vit_o> dlentz, i do not understand what you mean. :(
[23:51] <quebre> vit_o: don't worry, me neither
[23:51] <quebre> [;
[23:51] <vit_o> haz3lnut, exactly, i do not want! xD
[23:51] <haz3lnut> vit_o: lol :D
[23:51] <dlentz> so vit_o, have you tried the proprietary ati driver yet?
[23:51] <st1> but I don't have any process using up to 100mb, and total usage is still 1.1g right now
[23:51] <vit_o> haz3lnut, less than 1 year almost 1000 euro notebook man!
[23:51] <quebre> doing that, he might as well just install windows but that's not the point
[23:52] <quebre> the point is, you dont switch the card to nvidia just coz you can't solve it
[23:52] <haz3lnut> vit_o: ouch
[23:52] <vit_o> dlentz, actually not!
[23:52] <quebre> you try as long as you need to fix it
[23:52] <quebre> ;)
[23:52] <haz3lnut> vit_o: gotta make it work then
[23:52] <haz3lnut> vit_o: buy from system 76 next time. great support.
[23:52] <quebre> drivers for some models from ati are hardcore to set up
[23:53] <quebre> in some cases
[23:53] <quebre> but it's doable ;)
[23:53] <mrfunk> quebre: sorry man, my sister came with her bf and i had to socialize >.> im getting back to i
[23:53] <vit_o> haz3lnut, well i will. This was a gift
[23:53] <sammmy> I tried both apache2 -k restart and sudo apache2 -k restart and get "bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}". What gives?
[23:53] <quebre> mrfunk: scroll up
[23:53] <quebre> ;]
[23:54] <haz3lnut> vit_o: I'll let the ati experts help you out from here. good luck.
[23:54] <IWIllNotChange> Where would the log files be for it? For some reason if I remove postfix it goes part way through the install then takes me back to root, and if I leave postfix it just crashes at 0 and sends me straight back to root. So either anyone have a solution, or where does tasksel keep log files.
[23:54] <IWIllNotChange> "sudo tasksel install mail-server crash"
[23:54] <vit_o> haz3lnut, thank you!
[23:55] <quebre> linux noobs want only to play games
[23:56] <quebre> but then they need to fix this and that in order to play, often it take days and once it's done these noobs realize that they're not that noob anymore and gaming stops being main purpose ;)
[23:56] <vit_o> dlentz, what i do not understand is: why just now this problem? i've 3d since october with no problem. last week i changed something with ccsm and now i'm f****
[23:56] <lidenbrock> hi, how do I use ext3grep to recover a file I have deleted by mistake?
[23:57] <dlentz> vit_o, i'm stumped too since i thought radeonhd 5k had opne-source 3d support
[23:57] <quebre> lidenbrock: http://carlo17.home.xs4all.nl/howto/undelete_ext3.html
[23:57] <IWIllNotChange> Can anyone answer this lol >.< I'm stuck. http://askubuntu.com/questions/114093/sudo-tasksel-install-mail-server-crash
[23:57] <18WAAETS4> how i can do a copy of entere partition on the external HD?
[23:58] <quebre> 18WAAETS4: cat /dev/sda1 > /dev/sdb1
[23:58] <quebre> 18WAAETS4: just an example
[23:58] <vit_o> dlentz, i would try first to reset with ubuntu tweak. what do you think?
[23:58] <mrfunk> quebre: oh shit, according to this website: http://findports.com/document.php?tag=warcraft-iii-the-frozen-throne i have to open the Port range: 6113 - 6119 Protocol: TCP/UDP
[23:58] <CFHowlett_> 18WAAE use dd command
[23:58] <CFHowlett_> 18WAAETS4   use dd command
[23:58] <pangolin> !language | mrfunk
[23:59] <18WAAETS4> CFHowlett_, yes i want use dd comand, how?
[23:59] <mrfunk> almoxarife: im not sure how to find that information
[23:59] <quebre> mrfunk: maybe change your nick to mrfunny, coz.. it's funny, you didn't checked WHAT PORTS you need before asking questions
[23:59] <dlentz> ubuntu tweak is not something i'm familiar with
[23:59] <IWIllNotChange> *google*
[23:59] <CFHowlett_> 18WAAETS4  see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem