[00:00] <jimi_c> @twig11: boot a livecd and repair the disk that way
[00:00] <cuddylier> If I delete the "/" partion, will things be bad?
[00:00] <cuddylier> Am I able to just have the "/home" partion?
[00:00] <zykotic10> cuddylier: VERY bad
[00:00] <Oscailt> cudddylier: Well what you like and what you get are two different things. I was once like you myself but I soon learned it wan't worth it. Having to run other resource hogs as well such as VNC and what not just to get the GUI
[00:00] <twig11> jimi_c: I'm booted from a liveusb right now. What's the best tool to do the repair?
[00:00] <cuddylier> How can I get ubuntu to use the /home one then?
[00:00] <cuddylier> As it installs on the "/" one
[00:00] <SilfenX> what is amiss if gparted doesnt provide me with a 'mount' option for a displayed partition?
[00:00] <cuddylier> And only gives me 10gb
[00:01] <cuddylier> The "/home" one has 1.7tb on it
[00:01] <cuddylier> I want to use that space
[00:01] <zykotic10> cuddylier: is this a vps?
[00:01] <cuddylier> A dedicated server
[00:01] <cuddylier> What do I do? :(
[00:01] <cuddylier> I've spent all day trying to figure out what to do, as all the 10gb is used p
[00:02] <cuddylier> I need far more than 10gb
[00:02] <Oscailt> Well you'll need to get your provider to reinstall Ubuntu and tell them how you want it.
[00:02] <cuddylier> I'll see what I can do, I have a control panel
[00:02] <jimi_c> @twig11: fsck.<fstype>
[00:02] <jimi_c> so fsck.ext3 for an ext3 partition
[00:03] <cuddylier> Do I keep the "/" directory but install it on the "/home" one?
[00:03] <cuddylier> "/" partition I mean
[00:03] <Oscailt> cuddylier: what are you using this server for? The best distro for servers is CentoOS
[00:03] <jeremiah_> I have a finger print scanner in my laptop. can i get ubuntu to work with it?
[00:03] <cuddylier> I am hosting a bukkit server
[00:04] <cuddylier> Well, I want to use it to do that
[00:04] <Laminator_> cuddylier: This method has risks, but you can use gparted, or other partitionmanager to shrink the partition with your /home dir and then enlarge the on with / mounted on it.
[00:04] <Oscailt> Minecraft.
[00:04] <cuddylier> Would centos be better for bukkit servers?
[00:04] <cuddylier> Minecraft
[00:04] <Oscailt> Yes CentOS is best. In my view.
[00:04] <jeremiah_> Oscailt, minecraft is the best!
[00:04] <jimi_c> @cuddylier: do you have anything on this server yet? probably easiest just to blow it away and reinstall from scratch
[00:04] <cuddylier> Nah, nothing
[00:05] <jimi_c> 1 hour and you're done, no screwing around
[00:05] <faryshta> how do I install 11.10 on a USB?
[00:05] <zykotic10> !best | Oscailt CentOS whatever...
[00:06] <jeremiah_> I have a finger print scanner in my laptop. can i get ubuntu to work with it?
[00:06] <SilfenX> what is amiss if gparted doesnt provide me with a 'mount' option for a displayed partition? Documentation just says that if the option isnt shown, then gparted doesnt know where to mount the partition. WTH?!! Why cant it just ask me where I want it mounted ten ... bloody convoluted stuff this
[00:06] <Oscailt> ubottu: I did say my view, not that it is.
[00:07] <jimi_c> @SilfenX: add a line to /etc/fstab and gparted will know where to mount it :)
[00:07] <Oscailt> Love getting told off by a bot.
[00:08] <Kman> Hey
[00:08] <Kman> Is there a way to install Ubuntu server after having installed the desktop version?
[00:09] <jimi_c> @Kman: yes, uninstall packages :)
[00:09] <Kman> oh yeah, ive seen long technical guides about that
[00:09] <jimi_c> do that and change your default init level to 3 instead of 5
[00:09] <Kman> I just dont understand why the usb stick wont boot
[00:10] <jimi_c> old motherboard bios maybe? or maybe a bios option?
[00:10] <Kman> no, i just installed the desktop from a usb stick lol
[00:10] <drdo> Audio in skype isn't working (remote pulseaudio server). Does anyone have any clue why that might be?
[00:10] <drdo> It works fine for everything else
[00:10] <Fyodorovna> Kman, does the power on gui say press ? for boot menu?
[00:11] <SilfenX> are there any applications (not the bloody terminal) around to allow me to mount partitions/drives without having to resort to mucking around in fstab with nano ...
[00:11] <haux> When I enable crossfire in ubuntu (It's actually AMD's "Dual Graphics"), ubuntu freezes on the load screen after restart. Any ideas on how to get this working?
[00:11] <Oscailt> Silfex: GParted
[00:11] <SilfenX> ahem, see above
[00:11] <infest>  would anyone here know why the sudo dd command is not found when i try to install ubuntu on a usb stick for my macbook? i am using terminal from an external drive running the install disk. would it be because i'm not using os x that that command does not exist?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> SilfenX: nautilus can do it too
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> infest: unetbootin is available for mac and can put the ISO on USB storages
[00:12] <Oscailt> haux: I don't think anyone here has your answer. Have you tried an internet search?
[00:13] <haux> Oscailt, that's typically what I do first.
[00:13] <SilfenX> ActionParsnip: where in nautilus can I locate the drives/partitions if they arent mounted?
[00:13] <mirko1> SilfenX: there are GUI front ends for fusermount, forgot how they are called, will you find them or should I search?
[00:13] <Oscailt> haux: I've seen you ask it a couple of times and not get a reply so I was just trying to offer some advice.
[00:13] <SilfenX> mirko1: thanks, I ll see if I can find that one
[00:14] <Rocky> !ircd
[00:14] <haux> Oscailt, I understand. I'll try giving AMD support a call, although I'm unsure that they offer support for Linux.
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> SilfenX: in the left panel
[00:15] <Oscailt> haux: AMD are normally very helpful.
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> haux: hybrid GPU is problematic in Linux
[00:16] <SilfenX> ActionParsnip: my left pane in Nautilus contain only 'root', 'Desktop', 'File System', 'Network' and 'Trash'
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> haux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[00:16] <Rocky> Hey guys im in need of some help. im trying to set up a basic basic irc server. Ive been messing around with ircd-hybrid but i cant get it to allow connections from out side the network would anyone be able to assist, ive goggld but it seems all the results on setting up a irc server is just for internal
[00:16] <haux> Thank you
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> SilfenX: do you see the partitions in the output of: sudo fdisk -l
[00:17] <sacarlson> SilfenX: maybe try mountmanager  gui
[00:17] <SilfenX> ActionParsnip: yes, I do
[00:18] <jeremiah_> I have a finger print scanner in my laptop. can i get ubuntu to work with it?
[00:18] <haux> Is there any benefit to using fglrx over the opensource drivers?
[00:18] <sacarlson> Rocky: so it does work when seen from your local network?
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> SilfenX: if they are internal I'd add them to fstab personally, not sure otherwise
[00:18] <Rocky> yes
[00:19] <sacarlson> Rocky: did you setup port forwarding on your adsl router?
[00:19] <Rocky> sacarlson yes i have the ports forwarded
[00:19] <sacarlson> Rocky: and what port numbers might that be?
[00:20] <Rocky> sacarlson 6666-6667
[00:20] <sacarlson> Rocky: ok sounds good and how about dns then?
[00:21] <Rocky> sacarlson i use a zapto.org
[00:21] <jeremiah_> I have a finger print scanner in my laptop. can i get ubuntu to work with it?
[00:21] <twig11> jimi_c: okay, I've never used fsck before but I ran sudo fsck.ext4  /dev/sda5 and it's doing it's thing. It asked for permission to fix it and after I hit y it said "Group descriptor 0 checksum is invalid.  FIXED." (same line repeated all the way to 1064)
[00:21] <sacarlson> Rocky: ok so lets take a look then what's the address
[00:21] <twig11> Now it's saying "Free blocks count wrong for group #1 (31743, counted=10329).
[00:21] <twig11> Fix<y>? Should I be hitting yes for this?
[00:21] <Rocky> sacarlson from no-ip. i have a full working LAMP + FTP + SSH all pointing to this virtual machine
[00:22] <SilfenX> scarlson: WTH! mountmanager is russian by default :( Looks promising tho, but cant understand a thing of it ...
[00:22] <twig11> jimi_c: Understand I have no idea what I'm doing with fsck.
[00:22] <jeremiah_> can someone help?
[00:22] <sacarlson> Rocky: ok and the apache is already seen?
[00:22] <jimi_c> @twig11: yes, I typically do fsck -y so it just answers yes to everything but you can't ctrl+c it or you might end up with an invalid disk
[00:22] <Rocky> sacarlson blindfaith.zapto.org
[00:22] <jimi_c> i probably put too much faith in fsck, but i've repaired many ext3/4 partitions and haven't had an issue yet
[00:23] <twig11> jimi_c: I accidentally ctrl+c'd it twice trying to copy text for this chat without thinking. I just reissued the command and it seems to be continuing.
[00:24] <jimi_c> and noone really knows what fsck is doing except fs developers :D but if you have a bad partition it's about all you can do
[00:24] <Rocky> sacarlson im just confused @ what options in the config to change so it listens for outside connections
[00:24] <jimi_c> cross your fingers and fsck it :)
[00:24] <mornando> hi all! complete newbie here!
[00:24] <mornando> anyone know how to help me fix a graphics driver?
[00:24] <sacarlson> Rocky: you might check sudo netstat -pant ; to see that 6666 is listening on all address
[00:24] <twig11> jimi_c: holding down the "y" key and praying...
[00:25] <jeremiah_> HELLO????
[00:25] <maxflax> hello, How do I turn off the wifi power management so It does it at boot.
[00:25] <twig11> jimi_c: directories count wrong, free inodes count wrong... Just keep hitting yes?
[00:26] <mirko1> jimi_c: fsck does excactly what it's surposed to to (second letter, check alt.syrecovery or so) :-D
[00:26] <GhostConn> ok i just clocked my fx-8150 to 4.45gzh.. is there a way to make ubuntu stop decreasing my cpu speed?  I remember using linux mint I had the option to add a cpu frequency tab to my toolbar ? how would i do this with ubuntu
[00:26] <GhostConn> toolbar (gnomepannel)
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> maxflax: the module it uses may have the option to disable power management
[00:26] <jimi_c> @twig11: yep. I just did the same thing a few nights ago. Took an md raid set and dropped it in new hardware. Fedora was not happy when it booted up...
[00:27] <jimi_c> but after doing that it mounted fine and all my files seemed to be there
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> jeremiah_: run:  lsusb   see if its detected there, you can then use the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[00:27] <twig11> jimi_c: ***** FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED ***** now what's the quickest way to see if it worked?
[00:27] <Laminator_> jeremiah_: If it takes long to get an answer, then either no one has one, or you need to give more information. No need to get impatient.
[00:28] <maxflax> ActionParsnip, Yeah, I can easily turn it off with iwconfig eth0 power off but I want it in boot so I dont have to do it manually every time
[00:28] <jeremiah_> ActionParsnip,yes it sees one. what is the 8 character hex id?
[00:28] <jimi_c> @twig11: mount it up
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> jeremiah_: read the line
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> maxflax: add it in /etc/rc.local above the exit 0 line
[00:29] <jeremiah_> ActionParsnip,  which part? Bus 005 Device 003: ID 08ff:2580 AuthenTec, Inc. AES2501 Fingerprint Sensor
[00:30] <SilfenX> could anyone with an english version of mountmanager guide me to where you can change language in it s settings, if it has such an option
[00:30] <Laminator_> maxflax: you can use startup manager to add a custom startup command
[00:30] <hopohopo> What's a good text editor for gnome that allows you to do find/replace using regular expressions?
[00:31] <dustin_> sup everyone im running pinguy os wat yaw runnin
[00:31] <tonesfrommars> hopohopo: vim/ Gvim
[00:32] <dustin_> hopo a use gedit or leafpad
[00:32] <tonesfrommars> dustin_: maverick 10.10
[00:32] <Laminator_> hopohopo: Gedit, use CTRL + H for find/replace dialog
[00:32] <hopohopo> I don't think gedit lets you use regex though
[00:32] <mornando> anyone know how to fix my graphics card driver issue? -
[00:32] <mornando> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1946412
[00:32] <hopohopo> I'll try Gvim :)
[00:33] <hopohopo> Thanks tonesfrommars =)
[00:33] <twig11> jimi_c: looks good now, thanks so much for your help. Confession time. I think I also broke grub earlier by trying to repair this problem with...now I don't even remember the name of the utility because I installed it earlier on a non-persistent live-usb. Anyway, it now boots directly to Windows. How do I make sure grub is working before I reboot?
[00:33] <mornando> Im new and the log file doesnt mean much!
[00:33] <dustin_> yup
[00:33] <Laminator_> hopohopo: I use emacs, which also has the feature (and much much more), vim may also be good.
[00:33] <jimi_c> @twig11: "man grub-install"
[00:34] <jimi_c> i don't use it that often, so best to read the man page or google for the correct syntax
[00:34] <hopohopo> Laminator_: Is emacs gui or command line?
[00:34] <Laminator_> Both
[00:34] <hopohopo> oic
[00:34] <twig11> thanks.
[00:34] <Laminator_> It has a GTK frontend
[00:34] <twig11> jimi_c: thanks
[00:35] <rasusto> use emacs -nw to use the command line version
[00:35] <hopohopo> Okay, I'll bbl
[00:35] <twig11> rebooting
[00:35]  * Laminator_ is using ERC in emacs on the command-line ;)
[00:35] <Rocky> !pastebin
[00:36] <maxflax> Laminator_, must use root to change power mode so start up wont work I guess
[00:37] <Laminator_> maxflax: Ow, hadn't thought of that...
[00:37] <maxflax> ActionParsnip, ok so putting "/sbin/iwconfig eth0 power off" in rc.local should do the trick?
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> maxflax: yeah should do
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> maxflax: all I can say is try it
[00:40] <jimi_c> Anyone around who's familar with pxe netboot installs?
[00:41] <Laminator_> maxflax: You could check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1835107 it is about disabeling WIMAX on startup, but you can adapt to you case
[00:44] <mirko1> jimi_c: just ask the actual question, maybe somebody can help, maybe not (i can't)
[00:46] <MonkeyDust> how do I replace nautilus by pcmanfm as file manager? I only found a howto for 8.04 - hints & tips?
[00:46] <mornando> help with: Help With ati/amd proprietary FGLRX graphics driver http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1946412
[00:46] <Namicod> hello, I dont now why my wireless card dont work.. Do I need install drivers?
[00:47] <mornando> can anyone help?
[00:47] <MonkeyDust> !wifi| Namicod start here
[00:47] <twig11> jimi_c: I'm up and running. Yay! I guess the moral is don't try to switch a full install of ubuntu between computers. I had no idea that could break it like that.
[00:48] <twig11> And thanks again for your help. This channel is great.
[00:48] <jimi_c> no problem :)
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> Namicod: what wifi chip are you using?
[00:49] <jimi_c> @mirko1 I was earlier, got sick of typing the whole thing out :)
[00:49] <CarlFK> what's the youtube downloader of the day?
[00:49] <CarlFK> it seems to change every time I go looking
[00:49] <jimi_c> I'm trying to netboot a system, using the "auto url=http://..." option but i'm not seeing any attempts on the webserver
[00:49] <Namicod> how i can now what wifi card i have?
[00:49] <mirko1> jimi_c: copy/paste? ;-)
[00:49] <jimi_c> i validated the url, and when looking at /proc/cmdline on another tty when the installer is running it all looks good
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> Namicod: sudo lshw -C network      will tell you
[00:50] <jimi_c> i'm actually using cobbler, so I'm a little curious as to why this isn't working
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> Namicod: you just need the product line
[00:51] <CarlFK> jimi_c: here s my complete setup: https://github.com/CarlFK/veyepar/tree/master/setup/pxe
[00:52] <CarlFK> jimi_c: https://github.com/CarlFK/veyepar/blob/master/setup/pxe/shaz/var/lib/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default  hmmm
[00:52] <wdsnead> Am running Ubuntu 10.10. when I click on the Places menu nothing will open except for Computer. I tried right-clicking on a folder and assign file browser as the application to use but still have no success.
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> wdsnead: maverick is EOL next month, I'd get updated soon
[00:53] <CarlFK> looks like I am now using the default .. but previously I did:	append initrd=ubuntu/hardy/alt/initrd.gz ....   url=http://shaz/ubuntu/hardy/preseed-hardy-alt.cfg
[00:53] <tonesfrommars> unless you don't want to use unity..
[00:53] <jimi_c> i'm actually the maintainer for the cobbler project, but i'm more of a RHEL/fedora guy so I've never really tested an ubuntu build
[00:53] <jimi_c> the ubuntu build server is based on cobbler
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> tonesfrommars: a) There are more desktops than Gnome  B) You can tweak the desktop to look like Gnome2
[00:54] <SilfenX> does anyone how to obtain proper access rights when access a machine over vnc. is it vnc or the os that hinders it and are there any configurations that can be made somewhere to allow proper control
[00:54] <wdsnead> right now i don't want to go to Unity. -- David
[00:54] <tonesfrommars> ActionParsnip: Do you know if it's possible to use gnome 3 in ubuntu?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> SilfenX: what are you connecting to the remote system to do?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> tonesfrommars: the defaulr Ubuntu uses Gnome3
[00:54] <infest> i have used unetbootin to put onto usb, but my macbook still hasn't recognized it as a bootable drive, but is recognized in disk utility. do i have to format the usb in any specific way? ie using disk utility in linux vs on mac?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> infest: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[00:55] <SilfenX> I catn make any persistent changes for example. I cant rearrange icons on the desktop, I cant configure the vpn using the gui etc etc
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> tonesfrommars: Unity is just a shell for Gnome3, Oneiric and onwards use Gnome3 is you use Ubuntu, and mnot Kubuntu etc
[00:56] <infest> no i have not, but i downloaded it from the ubuntu website. is there still a chance it isn't official?
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | infest
[00:56] <tonesfrommars> ActionParsnip: I thought unity was "inspired by" Gnome3, wasn't there some falling out between canonical and the Gnome people?
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> infest: its not to test officialness, its to make sure it hasn't been mangled in transit
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> tonesfrommars: no, it just uses Gnome3 libraries
[00:57] <infest> ok thanks, i will come back once i have
[00:57] <wdsnead> how can I fix the Places menu to open folders in the menu???
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> tonesfrommars: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/?p=53670
[00:57] <DocPlatypus> okay. I'm going to try to remain respectful, but this problem is at the end of my rope. again, I can't upgrade stuff, because of this stupid multiarch crap that I got "upgraded" to without asking. For example: "dpkg: error processing libfreetype6 (--configure): / libfreetype6:amd64 2.4.4-2ubuntu1.2 cannot be configured because libfreetype6:i386 is in a different version (2.4.4-2ubuntu1.1)" -- how do I get rid of this unw
[00:57] <DocPlatypus> anted and problematic i386 version of the library?
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> DocPlatypus: you will need a deb to make the versions match
[00:59] <DocPlatypus> ActionParsnip: I do. I am trying to upgrade to the new version. aptitude gets done, runs dpkg, which sees the i386 version there and promptly takes a dump.
[00:59] <Laminator_> Namicod: You can also install hwinfo and then run "hwinfo --short --network". Gives you a simple and easy to read output.
[00:59] <DocPlatypus> I just want to get rid of the i386 version. "sudo aptitude remove libpng12-0:i386 libfreetype6:i386" does not work, btw.
[00:59] <DocPlatypus> and I've been under the impression it is supposed to.
[01:01] <Laminator_> Namicod: Sorry, scratch that, doesn't give you the vendor. Best run the command that was given earlier
[01:03] <DocPlatypus> only thing I can think to do: downgrade these packages back to the versions that aren't in oneiric-security
[01:03] <DocPlatypus> and then re-upgrade
[01:03] <multiHYP> i cannot in any way launch jetty silently: java -jar /opt/jetty/start.jar > /dev/null 2>&1 &
[01:03] <delinquentme_> hey all I'm trying to search recursively from my current dir for a file called blah.gemspec
[01:03] <multiHYP> it keeps throwing things in my terminal after launch
[01:03] <infest> ok the hashes have matched
[01:03] <delinquentme_> " find -name *.gemspec " only searches the current dir
[01:03] <delinquentme_> how recursive?
[01:04] <tonesfrommars> ActionParsnip: that's a good idea (Gnome classic), I wonder if it's lightweight, or just a duck-typing of unity...
[01:04] <DocPlatypus> I really need to make sure whoever made this decision gets a piece of my mind. multiarch has done nothing but make problems for me, if I wanted to run i386 packages, I'd install an emulator or buy old 32-bit hardware!!!
[01:05] <DocPlatypus> honestly... this is dangerously close to being as bad as some Microsoft foul-ups.
[01:07] <wdsnead> Can anyone out there help me resolve why I cannot open any folders under the Places menu, except for the Computer folder??? Ubuntu acts like it is opening the folder but nothing happens. I am using Ubuntu 10.10 and don't want to go to Unity at this time.
[01:09] <paoletta> ciao
[01:09] <daftykins> wdsnead: can you run nautilus manually via alt+f2 ?
[01:09] <paoletta> !list
[01:09] <wdsnead> sure can...
[01:09] <Mike9863> How can I make it so a window will have keyboard focus without bringing the window to the front by hovering my mouse over the window?
[01:10] <daftykins> wdsnead: your problem kind of reminds me of the "default action" problem some people got where clicking menu items didn't run nautilus, i have no idea on the solution off hand though :S could be a good line to google along though if you get me
[01:10] <infest> other than the md5 hashes not matching, is there any other test i can do to ensure none of the information my usb is not mangled?
[01:11] <Mike9863> Nevermind I figured it out.
[01:12] <wdsnead> daftykins: been out to google and searched the issue and tried everything out there and none of it worked that is why I came here. Will go and search more. Thank you, daftykins.
[01:12] <mirko1> DocPlatypus: might be obvious, but there is nothing like multi-arch support, neither on linux nor on win or anything else.you  can always only count on luck that the drivers, libs and progs don't conflict. imho, if you think you need multi-arch support, then choose the lowest common denominator and that is usually classic 32bit. sorry for not providing anything more useful.
[01:12] <daftykins> wdsnead: no problem, sorry i can't be of any better help
[01:13] <DocPlatypus> mirko1: I want 64-bit. I want all this 32-bit shit gone (pardon my French). I thought I had it gone. but it's still there and now it is conflicting with a security upgrade.
[01:13] <ratcheer> DocPlatypus: I agree!
[01:16] <DocPlatypus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/898608/ -- this is the full error message list.
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> infest: if the hash isn't the same then the data has been damaged during download
[01:17] <DocPlatypus> anyone?
[01:19] <jera> hello?
[01:20] <jera> first time using this program....
[01:20] <cryptotheslow> hi
[01:20] <jera> hi
[01:20] <daftykins> jera: hi, what's up?
[01:20] <jera> not much.. looking up chat programs in ubuntu
[01:22] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to get the intel 1030 to work in linux?
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> infest: try using torrents, the protocol adds extra checking
[01:22] <sacarlson> DocPlatypus: so I guess on my next install I should continue to install 32bit;  why do some people keep telling me that 64bit is ready?
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: looks like one of those Centrino monstrositoes
[01:22] <DocPlatypus> sacarlson: 64-bit is fine. it's this multiarch support that throws the monkey wrench into things
[01:23] <perlsyntax> i was told it was supported by linux
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: can you give a pastebin of the output of: sudo lshw -C network; lsb_release -a; uname -a; dmesg | grep iwlagn      Thanks
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: it is
[01:23] <perlsyntax> cool
[01:23] <Jordan_U> infest: ActionParsnip: As far as I know, Unetbootin does not have any [U]EFI support. Most intel macs can only boot from USB via EFI, which means that you need an EFI based bootloader.
[01:23] <perlsyntax> wait to see if my ubunttu pick the wireless card up.
[01:24] <perlsyntax> i try the live cd with no luck.
[01:24] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know if dell laptop with a web cam work in linux?
[01:24] <Jordan_U> infest: If it's at all possible you'll save yourself a lot of trouble by booting from CD (specifically the +mac iso burned to a CD) though.
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: if you can give the output of the command, I can advise
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: dell make a vast range of systems, so asaying it's a dell tells us near zero
[01:25] <perlsyntax> i will soon my ubuntu install is install with my eth0 i will.:)
[01:25] <sacarlson> DocPlatypus: if everything is already compiled in 64bit why do you need multiarch?  is it to compile for others that need 32bit versions?
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: get fully updated too, those centrino chips often ned the n speed disabling to work
[01:25] <DocPlatypus> sacarlson: that's just it. I don't need it. I don't want it. one of the upgrades/updates set me up for multiarch without my permission and against my wishes!!!
[01:26] <perlsyntax> thank i be back in abit
[01:26] <DocPlatypus> in addition to an egregious violation of the principle of least surprise, it is getting in the way of a security update.
[01:26] <ratcheer> Many software packages require multiarch support.
[01:26] <DocPlatypus> ratcheer: I'm not running any of them. so I don't want multiarch. I should not have it forced on me.
[01:27] <ratcheer> Well, no upgrade should have installed it unless some package required it.
[01:27] <DocPlatypus> this should not even be an issue. I should have been *asked* if I need this, and *warned* of the possible problem first.
[01:28] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: Can you pastebin the output of "aptitude why libpng12-0:i386"?
[01:28] <spursncowboys> I just got a apple emac g4. There is no os on the computer. I downloaded ubuntu 10.04 powerpc iso and put it in the cd tray. However when I put it on I get the normal folder with a question mark. Is there something I should push, like f2 for the pc?
[01:28] <spursncowboys> Hi everyone btw
[01:28] <ratcheer> Example: I run a 64-bit video driver on a 64-bit system. But, for some reason, the driver requires multiarch support.
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> spursncowboys: did you MD5 test the ISO?
[01:28] <Jordan_U> spursncowboys: Hold down the 'c' key at boot.
[01:28] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: it's one line, no pastebin required. "E: No package named "libpng12-0:i386" exists."
[01:30] <mcamaret> spursncowboys: I'm not sure holding c will work, it doesn't for me, so if you have to enter open firmware (cmd+shift+o+f on bootup) and run "boot cd:,\\:tbxi
[01:30] <sacarlson> spursncowboys: to install?  I think you need to reboot to get the cd to boot up
[01:30] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: BTW, not what I expected to see. and now I'm not sure what if anything will fix this.
[01:30] <mcamaret> "
[01:30] <spursncowboys> Jordan: thanks
[01:30] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: That's odd since the command works for me, and the package name 'libpng12-0:i386' is included in one of the error messages you posted. I don't know why that's happening.
[01:30] <mcamaret> make sure you use backslashes
[01:30] <Jordan_U> spursncowboys: You're welcome.
[01:31] <spursncowboys> sacarlson: ok Ill try that
[01:32] <spursncowboys> sacarlson: I rebooted it originally. I'll try it and brb
[01:32] <infest> yea i think i'll just boot from a disk. i just wanted to try an alternative to running from a disk because my motherboard got crazy hot when i did that, and i wanted to see if it'll run cooler using a usb.
[01:32] <mcamaret> when I try to launch gnome-documents (ubuntu 12.04) it doesn't open. from the command-line I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/898613/ for output.
[01:32] <mcamaret>  help
[01:32] <infest> thanks for the help though
[01:33] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo apt-get -f install"?
[01:34] <pmp6nl> Hello, my receiver can grab music from a computer if it has dlna, how do I make it so music on my ubuntu laptop can be pushed out? Thanks!
[01:34] <OY1R> can i get an alternative clock applet for ubuntu that shows local time and UTC at the same time ?
[01:34] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/898621/
[01:35] <ratcheer> OY1R: Great question!
[01:36] <jswagner> pmp6nl: I can't guide you, but you're looking for a DLNA server.  surely there's something in the repositories.
[01:36] <OY1R> ratcheer, i tried adding a second clock applet but when i set it's time, both clocks change.
[01:36] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: "apt-cache policy libfreetype6:i386"?
[01:37] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: N: Unable to locate package libfreetype6:i386
[01:37] <pmp6nl> jswagner, Ok, I was looking through that.  I will give it a try, I just didnt know if anyone had experince with it. Thanks
[01:37] <FunGoat> Is the EFI situation still a bit of a roadblock to installing Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro?
[01:37] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: What about "apt-cache policy libfreetype6"?
[01:37] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: I have already taken the multiarch configuration for apt out, I thought I had gotten rid of all i386 cruft left. is that going to be an issue?
[01:38] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/898625/
[01:38] <Jordan_U> FunGoat: Your best bet is to install Ubuntu using a CD (rather than USB) and the +mac iso. That way you will be using Apple's BIOS implementation and avoid most problems with EFI.
[01:39] <pmp6nl> mediatomb it is!
[01:39] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: If you removed the entries for the 1386 repositories without first checking that you didn't have any i386 packages already installed that would explain why you're in this situation now.
[01:39] <FunGoat> Jordan_U: What's the +mac iso? I've been attempting rEFIt without much luck.
[01:39] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: another reason the upgrade should never ass-ume I want multiarch when I don't.
[01:40] <Jordan_U> FunGoat: http://askubuntu.com/questions/37999/what-is-different-about-the-mac-iso-image/40480#40480
[01:40] <mcamaret> where are the config files for footnote (elementary notes app) located?
[01:41] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: Your complaining is not constructive. Please stop.
[01:41] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: sorry. I'm guessing I need to re-add i386, upgrade these packages, then get rid of it again?
[01:41] <FunGoat> Jordan_U: Wow. How have I missed that for 10 months? Thanks for the input. I'll give it a shot.
[01:42] <DocPlatypus> if that's the only way to fix it, I will
[01:42] <Jordan_U> FunGoat: It's not well advertised :) You're welcome.
[01:42] <DocPlatypus> but this time, I want to be sure I have no i386 packages left
[01:42] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: Yes.
[01:42] <FunGoat> Jordan_U: Thanks! Very helpful.
[01:42] <ratcheer> OY1R: I had an app like that on Windows, I think it was called Syntime. No, that doesn't look right. It would display many different clocks at the same time. But, I don't run Windows anymore.
[01:49] <GhostConn> has anyone heard of torrentslam? its a plugin for transmisson that will auto download the latest 720p/1080p releases ?
[01:50] <mcamaret> GhostConn: that does not belong on #ubuntu, since transmission and piracy are completely cross-platform.
[01:51] <spursncowboys> Ok I tried the cmd, shift, and the two letter keys...no luck. then tried to hold down the c key...nothing. I've rebooted the emac g4 three times now.
[01:51] <DJ> spursncowboys, ask in #emacs
[01:51] <DocPlatypus> mcamaret: agreed in part, but please note that not all use of p2p is copyright infringement, and the infringement of copyright has zero to do with the robbing of ships on the high seas and many feel they should not be compared
[01:51] <GhostConn> ok but where better to ask then hear lol?
[01:52] <GhostConn> piracy is nto illegal in my eyes lol
[01:52] <GhostConn> nor the rest of the planet lol
[01:54] <mcamaret> spursncowboys: don't listen to DJ, hopefully you know better.
[01:54] <Oer> if piracy is legal, why did they call it piracy?
[01:55] <mcamaret> DocPlatypus: I did not say torrenting is illegal
[01:55] <xangua> !ot | Oer GhostConn
[01:55] <DocPlatypus> anyway... I have multiarch support back in so I can get rid of this... how can I tell which libfreetype6 is which in aptitude now?
[01:56] <mcamaret> DJ: what does an apple emac have to do with gnu emacs?
[01:56] <DocPlatypus> it just shows two of them. and I have no idea which is which. I want to get rid of the i386 one
[01:56] <mskazmii> what is outlook alternative for exchange email for ubunut?
[01:56] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: evolution
[01:56] <DJ> mcamaret, i though he meant emacs, now let's drop the Subject since is not an Ubuntu topic, ;)
[01:57] <mskazmii> yest but that is not the alternative it works with exchange as imap
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: so what do you need?
[01:57] <GhostConn> honestly who cares about piracy... millions upon millions of people do it by the millisecond lol...? how could something be illegal if we all do it? its a sharing community how should someone have the right to tell me if i purchased something that I can't borrow it or trade to a  friend
[01:57] <sacarlson> DocPlatypus: if it works with multiarch installed maybe it would be easier just to leave it installed?
[01:57] <Mike9863> Icons are showing on menus and buttons even though I have the options disabled under desktop -> gnome -> interface under gconf-editor. How can I disable these icons?
[01:58] <GhostConn> and my question was ubuntu related as it is a linux ubuntu app?
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> GhostConn: that is offtopic here
[01:58] <mskazmii> I am looking outlook alternative. Evolution is the limited alternative
[01:58] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: sudo apt-get remove packagename:i386
[01:58] <fernando_> ok I have bad sectors on drive C or drive sdb gparted says to make a full clone but I instead want to do a ntfsresize --bad-sectors which it's also recomending but when I do sudo ntfsresize --bad-sectors /dev/sdb I get an error saying "FAILED TO STARTUP VOLUME: invalid argument and other stuff I want to do know why
[01:58] <xangua> mskazmii: thunderbird is the default email client now
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: you are connecting to a proprietary piece of software which is doing all it can to keep non-microsoft clients out
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: evolution is as good as you are going to get under ubuntu
[01:59] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: that's "helpfully" offering to remove about 60 other packages along with it. and I can't tell if those are amd64 versions or i386 versions, since one of them is libc6 I'm going to hose my system if I'm wrong.
[01:59] <mskazmii> I do understand that but This is the only thing holding me back from switching from windows
[01:59] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: Please pastebin the complete output (including the command itself).
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: you may find joy with Thunderbird, but your choice of mail server has severely restricted your choice (just as Microsoft always do)
[01:59] <ratcheer> OY1R: It was Symm Time and it is from Symmetricom. But, it is only available for Windows.
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: use a different mail server, problem solved
[02:00] <mskazmii> ok what other mail server do you recomend that has close functionality as microsoft exchange?
[02:00] <fernando_> !es
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: what features do you use in Exchange?
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: groupwise isn't bad imho
[02:01] <mskazmii> My main concern is syncing
[02:01] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/898645/
[02:01] <mskazmii> all email folders not and calender on multiple devices including mobile devices
[02:02] <DJ> DocPlatypus, sudo apt-get -f install
[02:02] <learningc> where do i change sleep settings?
[02:02] <ActionParsnip> mskazmii: not something I've had to manage, I'd start with groupwise
[02:02] <mskazmii>  groupwis?
[02:02] <mskazmii> ok let me look into it
[02:02] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: 1: You can see the ':i386' at the end of the i386 packages and 2: You should get dpkg into a consistent state *first*.
[02:02] <mskazmii> thanks
[02:02] <DocPlatypus> ah
[02:03] <DocPlatypus> I haven't had to deal with an apt-based system getting this hosed since I ran 10.04 LTS off of a USB drive and had the filesystem *regularly* blow up like an overinflated balloon
[02:04] <mijk> how do you unencrypted your home folder? :P
[02:05] <jewBro> what is this?
[02:05] <ssfdre38> Ununtu Community IRC Support
[02:05] <ssfdre38> Ubuntu*
[02:05] <DocPlatypus> Jordan_U: how do I list to see if there are any other i386 packages left over?
[02:06] <_Tristan> Hi. I just booted to a live usb, got the graphical start sequence then ended up with a terminal ubuntu@ubuntu in the home directory
[02:06] <_Tristan> what can I do about this?
[02:06] <mcamaret> _Tristan: try hitting control+alt+f7
[02:06] <cryptotheslow> mijk, are you having a problem accessing it?
[02:07] <jewBro> Im trying to hack a facebook account to see private photos.
[02:07] <jewBro> where do i start?
[02:07] <xangua> jewBro: not here
[02:07] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: I think "dpkg -l | grep ii | grep :i386" should do it.
[02:07] <ssfdre38> jewBro, how about knowing its illegal and you will go to jail for it
[02:07] <jewBro> somebody told me to star with a linux program
[02:07] <fernando_> ok I have bad sectors on drive C or drive sdb gparted says to make a full clone but I instead want to do a ntfsresize --bad-sectors which it's also recomending but when I do sudo ntfsresize --bad-sectors /dev/sdb I get an error saying "FAILED TO STARTUP VOLUME: invalid argument and other stuff I want to do know why
[02:07] <mijk> yes, made a samba share and all I have is the readme.txt and stuff
[02:07] <_Tristan> mcamaret: it's got the boot sequence, last two messages are "starting automatic crash report generation" and "stopping save kernel messages"
[02:08] <_Tristan> but still no gui
[02:08] <Jordan_U> jewBro: We don't support mallicious or illegal activities here. Period.
[02:08] <jewBro> i just wanna be a hacker like you guys
[02:08] <jewBro> and whitehat hacker
[02:08] <jewBro> :)
[02:08] <xangua> jewBro: stop now please
[02:08] <sacarlson> mijk: this is all I found so far http://serverfault.com/questions/160277/ubuntu-how-to-decrypt-home-directory-swap-basically-everything-without-reins
[02:08] <_Tristan> ignore the troll, and the troll will go away
[02:08] <fernando_> I started using linux attracted to hacking activities
[02:08] <ssfdre38> jewBro, hackers = computer programmers NOT what your thinking
[02:08] <Jordan_U> jewBro: This channel is for Ubuntu support questions only. This is your last warning.
[02:08] <jewBro> yeah IM a programmer my self
[02:09] <mcamaret> _Tristan: you can reboot, and you can remake your cd/usb key
[02:09] <jewBro> i know how to <html>
[02:09] <jewBro> and how to main*(
[02:09] <_Tristan> mcamaret: well, I have two of them, and they both do the same thing
[02:09] <ssfdre38> idiot
[02:09] <pangolin> ssfdre38, no need for name calling
[02:09] <mijk> okay, I'll try that out sacarlson
[02:09] <_Tristan> mcamaret: and I did verify the checksum so I think the installer is intact
[02:09] <mijk> thanks
[02:09] <cryptotheslow> mijk, guide to access encrypted home using a LiveCD: http://bodhizazen.net/Tutorials/Ecryptfs#Live
[02:10] <mcamaret> _Tristan: in that case, I have no idea
[02:10] <fernando_> jewBro, hacking is an art
[02:10] <_Tristan> I guess I'll try the alternate installer...
[02:10] <DJ> lol
[02:10] <_Tristan> I like how it says "requested" instead of "kicked", makes it classy :)
[02:11] <ssfdre38> you might want to remove the other ban so people who use the freenode web irc can get on and talk
[02:12] <ssfdre38> so does anyone know how to enable the FTP function on the Ubuntu php distro release
[02:12] <collinjsimpson> Does anyone know why I can see correct ASCII characters with UTF-8 in putty but not when I use 'screen' with UTF-8 encoding?
[02:12] <_Tristan> ssfdre38: apt-get install php5-(tabtab) ftp-ish-something
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> ssfdre38: you can install openssh-server and get an SFTP server.
[02:12] <ssfdre38> _Tristan, not there trust me i tired it
[02:13] <ssfdre38> ActionParsnip, i need the php5-ftp function not an ftp deamond
[02:13] <_Tristan> ssfdre38: locate php.ini, edit php.ini, find ftp things, enable them
[02:13] <_Tristan> that's my second best guess
[02:13] <no-name-> anybody know of a good sega genesis / mega drive emulator for 64-bit Ubuntu? Fusion and Gens don't work :/
[02:13] <GhostConn> lol
[02:14] <Mike9863> Icons are showing on menus and buttons even though I have the options disabled under desktop -> gnome -> interface under gconf-editor. How can I disable these icons?
[02:14] <_Tristan> I believe that emulators are illegal... but more importantly, I believe that you should google it rather than ask here.
[02:14] <ssfdre38> no its not there it needs to be enable like if i was doing it from source it would be --configure-ftp
[02:14] <no-name-> emulators aren't illegal
[02:14] <_Tristan> no, ROMs are illegal, that's it
[02:15] <_Tristan> I think. I dunno, it's been a long time since I used either
[02:15] <no-name-> roms are illegal IF you don't own the game
[02:15] <ssfdre38> no ROMs are not illegal as well _Tristan
[02:15] <cryptotheslow> distributing them may be depending on your locality maybe.
[02:16] <_Tristan> huh. I thought they were.
[02:16] <DocPlatypus> done... thanks Jordan_U, DJ, sacarlson... (ratcheer left already) and anyone else
[02:17] <Jordan_U> DocPlatypus: You're welcome.
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: if you own the cartridge you can own the ROM
[02:18] <mcamaret> if hackpad is the best wiki ever, is the second-best wiki ever open-source? and if so, what is it?
[02:18] <ssfdre38> Mediawiki
[02:18] <learningc> does ubuntu goes into sleep after some time?
[02:19] <ssfdre38> learningc, if you set it up to
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> learningc: yes, its set in screensaver and also in power options
[02:19] <learningc> ssfdre38,  just installed ubuntu 11.10. not sure if it will go sleep by default
[02:20] <ssfdre38> learningc, it does if you leave it alone for 10 mins
[02:20] <DocPlatypus> just wondering, is Adobe Flash 64-bit being updated again now?
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> DocPlatypus: its in the partner repo
[02:21] <DocPlatypus> ok... but the plugin is available as 64-bit? for a while I remember the 64-bit Flash was discontinued
[02:21] <learningc> ah, I saw something in power option called suspend, is that equivalent to sleep?
[02:21] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: I don't recall having to enable any php-ftp ,  I just installed some website filemanger I'll have to lookup the name
[02:21] <DocPlatypus> learningc: probably, yes. suspend still uses a minimal amount of power. hibernate writes the state to disk, after which point you can remove power
[02:23] <ssfdre38> sacarlson, im not looking into a file manager in fact i dont want one at all. i just want to know so i can try for my wordpress sites hosted on my server
[02:23] <ssfdre38> learningc, yes it is
[02:23] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: do you just want to download files?
[02:24] <ssfdre38> no its so wp can download, upload and unzip the files without me having to put in my ftp info every time
[02:25] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: I did recall having to change settings so that if no index was present it would put a file list of the directory to download
[02:25] <mijk> sacarlson, didn't work lol … solution: delete the user and start anew ;)
[02:25] <edlik>  MY CD/DVD player doesnt show up when I put in a disc, it spins up with the light on but then stops and ...nothing. How do i check this and get it to work? Im using 11.10
[02:25] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: upload?  then I would download the filemanger code and find out how they did  it
[02:25] <ssfdre38> sacarlson, no im not looking for that
[02:26] <learningc> how much space ubuntu takes right after installation?
[02:26] <pangolin> learningc, about 3.5GB
[02:26] <ssfdre38> 4gb
[02:26] <learningc> ah cool, I have barely 8GB
[02:26] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: http://phpfm.sourceforge.net/
[02:26] <lebro> is it possible to have getty use a gnome-terminal for alt+f(1..6)
[02:26] <pangolin> learningc, that is plenty for install but doesn't leave much room for wiggles
[02:27] <ssfdre38> sacarlson, its not a file manager
[02:27] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: well it has the function of upload so when you want to learn it's best to look at examples
[02:27] <learningc> pangolin,  I'm on a small aspire one with 8GB ssd
[02:27] <zykotic10> lebro: no, VTs aren't xorg sessions.
[02:27] <ssfdre38> i know the function i need and its ftp() but its not enable by default and php5-ftp is not on apt-get
[02:28] <pangolin> learningc, like I said it is plenty to install.
[02:28] <lebro> zykotic10: ah ok, thanks
[02:28] <learningc> pangolin,  yes, fortunately for me :)
[02:28] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: well then they would have a work around or instructions on how to enable it
[02:31] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: how about this http://davidwalsh.name/send-files-ftp-php
[02:31] <palladin35y1> hey guys i have  a small problem i'm using 10.10 but lost the little alert on the top of panel bar that tells if the wirless is connected please tell how to get it back on ?
[02:33] <mcamaret> palladin35y1: right-click an empty space, add to panel, indicator-applet (i think) you should really upgrade to 11.10, you are two releases behind.
[02:33] <hydrox24> mcamaret: I whould recommend that he upgrfades to 12.04 when that comes out
[02:34] <mcamaret> hydrox24: he isn't going on lts releases, so for now he can get 11.10
[02:34] <ssfdre38> same i would wait till 12.04 so he doesnt have to do it twice at the same time
[02:34] <_Tristan> am I the only one who hates everything about 11.10?
[02:34] <mcamaret> _Tristan: what makes it worse than natty?
[02:34] <ssfdre38> well 12.04 has a nice bug on it for muti-displays
[02:34] <palladin35y1> mcamaret:  thanks i use an old dell D610
[02:35] <mcamaret> (besides the bfb being in the launcher, which is unFitt)
[02:35] <_Tristan> mcamaret: it was when gnome 2 was no longer available
[02:35] <_Tristan> I use gnome 3 now (which I like much more than unity) but I miss gnome 2
[02:35] <mcamaret> _Tristan: precise beta has gnome classic working properly
[02:35] <mcamaret> gnome2 is gone
[02:36] <mcamaret> gtk, totem, nautilus, everything has been updated, so I'm guessing what you want is gnome-panel.
[02:36] <invisiblek> running 11.10 here and i've been having problems with my wifi disconnecting/reconnecting for apparently no reason
[02:36] <invisiblek> intel iwl3945
[02:36] <invisiblek> i did some googling but i'm coming up empty-handed
[02:36] <_Tristan> mcamaret: yes, exactly. But it'll be there in 12.04? Nowai.
[02:37] <mcamaret> _Tristan: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/03/gnome-classic-in-ubuntu-12-04-its-like-nothing-ever-changed/
[02:37] <invisiblek> i'm not so sure its disconnecting and reconnecting, but its definitely dropping packets, i've been monitoring it with ping plotter from a wired computer
[02:38] <_Tristan> this is good news. I shall smoke a bowl in celebration.
[02:38] <mcamaret> _Tristan: Why? gnome-shell is *so* awesome.
[02:38] <palladin35y1> mcamaret: do you think i should go lubuntu xubuntu 12.04
[02:39] <mcamaret> palladin35y1: I think you should upgrade to 11.10
[02:40] <_Tristan> mcamaret: I have come to enjoy hitting the windows key and then clicking on the window that I want... and the login screen isn't bad... and I like how nifty the top menus look...
[02:40] <_Tristan> but I liked desktop cube. That shit was primo.
[02:40] <pangolin> _Tristan, please mind the language and topic of your comments.
[02:40] <palladin35y1> ok thanks mcamaret
[02:41] <_Tristan> sorry. That... uh... desktop effect was primo.
[02:41] <mcamaret> _Tristan: I used to love the cube. but I find gnome-shell is much better for an overview, and I can organize windows from it too.
[02:41] <palladin35y1> later people
[02:42] <_Tristan> mcamaret: I'm just hoping they'll get my touchpad driver right this time.
[02:42] <_Tristan> in 11.10 they actually made it worse.
[02:46] <no-name-> hmm, this is weird. I've chrooted into a mounted vmware disk with Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit on it, but when I enter my passphrase from ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase into the ecryptfs-mount-private command it says the passphrase is incorrect
[02:46] <no-name-> I tried it several times in case of incorrect spelling to
[02:46] <no-name-> tried copy/paste but I don't know if it worked or not because you can't see any chars on the screen when typing in a passphrase
[02:48] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: what make and model system?
[02:48] <_Tristan> no-name-: terminals don't ctrl-v, did you right click / paste?
[02:48] <_Tristan> ActionParsnip: samsung qx410
[02:48] <no-name-> _Tristan: yep
[02:49] <_Tristan> no-name-: that was my best guess. Sorry.
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: use CTRL+SHIFT+C to copy and CTRL+SHIFT+V to paste
[02:50] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: try:   sudo rmmod psmouse; sleep 2; sudo modprobe psmouse proto=any
[02:50] <no-name-> I right click copy right click paste and it says passphrase is incorrect
[02:50] <no-name-> I tried typing it like 10 times in case it wasn't pasting
[02:50] <ActionParsnip> _Tristan: if it works, we can make it permanent
[02:51] <sacarlson> ssfdre38: I found there is a package for php-net-ftp http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=php-net-ftp  would you need that?
[02:51] <no-name-> it's bizarre. the passphrase from ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase is somehow incorrect for ecryptfs-mount-private :s
[02:52] <_Tristan> ActionParsnip: I'm afraid not. I've already done just a few things to rectify the problem. I opened up a bug about it when the laptop first came out, installed the eventual patch that was posted in the bug thread, enjoyed perfect mousage for two days, upgraded and wept
[02:52] <CellTech> Xubuntu + FF = RAM Hog.. How can I make my RAM dump more often?
[02:55] <Mike9863> Icons are showing on menus and buttons even though I have the options disabled under desktop -> gnome -> interface under gconf-editor. How can I disable these icons?
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> !bug 875154
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: try arora or midori
[02:56] <CellTech> But the problem is I love my add ons.
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: more addons = more ram
[02:57] <CellTech> Ok. So how do I make the whole OS dump my ram more often as windows used too?
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: can you expand on 'dump ram'?
[02:58] <CellTech> No clue what that is
[02:58] <no-name-> oh. actually, I think it's asking for my login password. because when I enter it I don't get the "passphrase incorrect" error, but instead this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/570814/
[02:58] <extraperson1988> WHOA
[02:58] <extraperson1988> lotta people here
[02:59] <haz3lnut> It's a little slow toight
[02:59] <haz3lnut> less than 1500 nics
[03:00] <no-name-> anybody know what the problem is ?
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: well you are saying 'dump ram', what does it mean?
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> extraperson1988: try joining the day after release, that's always fun
[03:00] <CellTech> I want it to not fill up like it does. When I was a windows user. This ram hog stuff never happened
[03:02] <ActionParsnip> CellTech: try using LXDE or XFCE? Or buy more RAM. It's really cheap now
[03:03] <Jordan_U> CellTech: You can't tell the OS to throw away an application's allocated RAM. The problem you are having is either 1: You're misunderstanding RAM usage measurements 2: Firefox or a plugin / extension (like flash) is using up too much RAM and you need to deal with that at the application level.
[03:03] <edlik> Can anyone please help me? no luck with google. MY CD/DVD player doesnt show up when I put in a disc, it spins up with the light on but then stops and ...nothing. How do i check this and get it to work? Im using 11.10
[03:04] <extraperson1988> what's the difference between ubuntu and unix
[03:05] <Nach0z> extraperson1988: ubuntu is linux, unix is unix.
[03:06] <Nach0z> there's not a lot of practical differences as far as using it daily goes
[03:06] <haz3lnut> edlik: I usually add this line to /etc/fstab: "/dev/sr0       /media/cdrom0   iso9660,udf user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0"
[03:06] <Nach0z> most of it is that linux is more flexible with POSIX standards and whatnot, unix tends to be very strict on it
[03:06] <haz3lnut> extraperson1988: linux v unix might be a question for wikipedia
[03:07] <edlik> haz3lnut: thank you, I will give it a try
[03:07] <Flatlined> Unix is "BSD" !
[03:07] <haz3lnut> Flatlined: you got that backwards
[03:08] <Flatlined> sorry
[03:08] <Flatlined> ATT
[03:09] <triscuit> I tried updating to 12.04 the last week but it stalled and didn't complete. Think it would work now?
[03:09] <Flatlined> AT@T owners
[03:11] <ssfdre38> triscuit, you do know 12.04 is in beta1 release right?
[03:13] <triscuit> yeah ssfdre38 but it's getting a lot of updates and it works for some
[03:13] <mcamaret> what is a client for owncloud that synchronizes like dropbox?
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> !info owncloud
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> hmm
[03:18] <ActionParsnip> mcamaret: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/02/desktop-syncing-comes-to-owncloud.html
[03:19] <robison> anyone know which package is responsible for the remote desktop preferences ?
[03:19] <mcamaret> does "PLEASE DO NOT use in production. IT WILL EAT YOUR FILES!!" mean something? ;)
[03:19] <robison> under preferences > remote desktop, you get some simple settigns for setting up a remote desktop server
[03:19] <mcamaret> I'll try it but keeping everything backed up. :)
[03:20] <robison> i really want to install that but dont see it here in lubuntu
[03:20] <wylde> backing up is always the best policy at all times :) IMHO
[03:21] <ActionParsnip> robison: what are you connecting to the remote system to achieve?
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> wylde: +1
[03:22] <robison> ActionParsnip: i just found it... it is a program called vino
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> wylde: few do it though, people love learning the hard way
[03:22] <robison> and vino-preferences will give me what i want
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> robison: there may be a sleeker solution to why you are connecting...
[03:22] <wylde> ActionParsnip: that's how I learned :) I have no desire to repeat that lesson
[03:22] <robison> ActionParsnip: i had to dig in synaptic but was not sure what it would be called
[03:22] <robison> ActionParsnip: well i want to control xbmc with my iphone
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> robison: you are kidding?
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> robison: xbmc has a remote app on the iphone
[03:23] <robison> ActionParsnip: the only way i can see doing that now is through a vnc server
[03:23] <robison> ActionParsnip: it doesnt work with linux
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> robison: you don't need vino or anything like that, its in xbmc itself
[03:23] <robison> ActionParsnip: it doesnt work with linux
[03:23] <robison> only windows and mac right now
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> robison: did you enable the remote control in the xbmc settings
[03:24] <wylde> meh use vlc to play media and there should be all kinds vlc remotes
[03:24] <robison> ActionParsnip: what is the iphone app called?
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> robison: you can also use vlc remote control, there are LOTS of remote access apps for VLC too
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> robison: xbmc remote, made by the xbmc guys
[03:24] <wylde> robison: I use vlc with a vlc remote on my android phone
[03:24] <robison> ActionParsnip: xbmc remote works with xbmc? and its free? and works in linux?
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> robison: yes
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/xbmc-remote/id289316916?mt=8
[03:25] <robison> ActionParsnip: xbmc remote is $230
[03:25] <{N{o}x}> hello
[03:26] <robison> ActionParsnip: i dont mind buying it but if it doesnt end up working ...
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> robison: this is why I ALWAYS ask because people use VNC for all kinds of stupid stuff when there is an easier way
[03:26] <{N{o}x}> Hey
[03:26] <robison> ActionParsnip: yea.. youre right...
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> robison: the remote is $2.99...
[03:27] <{N{o}x}> algum brasileiro:
[03:27] <robison> ActionParsnip: and you said there is one for vlc as well for iphone?
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> robison: you can also get remote apps fro transmission too :)
[03:27] <xangua> !pt |  {N{o}x}
[03:27] <robison> ActionParsnip:  thanks a lot... yea I was going to do something stupid
[03:27] <wylde> robison: not to mention trying to xbmc over vnc will be laggy and awkward IMHO
[03:27] <wylde> *to control
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> robison: yes, loads. I use android and there are a lot, many people use similar with iphones etc
[03:28] <robison> ActionParsnip: i wish there was  a ubuntu remote
[03:28] <robison> so i could just use my phone like a mouse
[03:28] <robison> left right up down
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> robison: depends what you want to control
[03:28] <robison> and enter functions
[03:28] <wylde> ummm, actually if you searched I bet you'd find someone has done it
[03:28] <robison> just so I can start and stop programs and do web browsing
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> robison: there is a mouse option you can use, its a java app. You can use your phone like a touchpad
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> robison: http://thismightbehelpful.blogspot.co.uk/2009/07/remotepad-iphone-ubuntu.html
[03:29] <wylde> robison: ages ago I did that through the usb cable with my sony clie palm device lol
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> vnc should die
[03:29] <robison> ActionParsnip: wylde but i guess... xbmc gives me the abil,ity to launch apps inside of it so ... i could probably do it that way
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> robison: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRyWLFgKucU
[03:29] <robison> ActionParsnip: wylde thanks you guys.. that helps me a bunch ... im off to try this stuff out
[03:30] <wylde> :)
[03:33] <unkr> hey guys i m unable to play videos in totem player   can anyone help me ????
[03:33] <wylde> I actually find it very helpful to be patient and spend an afternoon or evening googling the he** out any projects beforehand to get a grasp on what I want to accomplish. </OT>
[03:34] <unkr> hey guys i m unable to play videos in totem player   can anyone help me ????
[03:34] <wylde> unkr: are the videos a particular format?
[03:34] <wylde> !patience | unkr
[03:35] <unkr> okk   they are different format  like  VOB, AVI , mp4 many others
[03:35] <wylde> unkr: and none will play?
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> unkr: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:35] <wylde> unkr: ...what ActionParsnip said
[03:35] <unkr> ActionParsnip, No idea about that  what to do now to solve it
[03:36] <unkr> some videos are playing  but they don't have sounds
[03:36] <unkr> ActionParsnip, i had installed some gsstreams plugins   but it doesn't play all videos
[03:36] <wylde> unkr: you probably need the codecs and extra software in ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:37] <ActionParsnip> unkr: run:    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:37] <ActionParsnip> unkr: you may need TAB and ENTER to accept a license
[03:37] <unkr> ActionParsnip   ok   anything else ??
[03:38] <unkr> wylde, ActionParsnip    thnx :)
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> unkr: restart the player and retry, may help
[03:40] <wylde> I know it's not really a support question but is there a backup utility that natively supports squashfs as a compressor?
[03:42] <unkr> ActionParsnip,  i m still downloading the unrestricted files    if i get some problem i will let u know    thnx :)
[03:43] <ActionParsnip> unkr: might also want to install vlc and gnome-mplayer. Lots of codecs pulled in there too
[03:44] <wylde> unkr: after the install I believe there will be some text telling you a command to use to install libdvdcss which you will need to play most commercial dvds. I don't remember the command offhand though.
[03:45] <ActionParsnip> !dvd
[03:45] <unkr> ActionParsnip,  yeah i will try them also after this
[03:54] <chroot> what's ubuntu studio used to for?
[03:54] <wylde> chroot: multimedia creation/editing I believe
[03:55] <chroot> can i install it on normal ubuntu?
[03:56] <wylde> chroot: it technically is normal ubuntu, it just has more packages gear towards multimedia than vanilla ubuntu
[03:56] <wylde> *geared
[03:58] <totesmuhgoats> where can i stick a .vimrc in ubuntu?
[03:58] <totesmuhgoats> i tried ~/.vimrc but it seems to have no effect
[04:00] <jrib> totesmuhgoats: because you are likely using vim-tiny.  Have you installed a more complete version of vim?
[04:00] <totesmuhgoats> jrib: i have gvim installed, would it install vim as a dependency?
[04:00] <jrib> totesmuhgoats: yes.  What are you executing that you feel is not reading ~/.vimrc?
[04:01] <totesmuhgoats> jrib: well i had some settings, most shiftwidth and softtabstop set to 2
[04:01] <totesmuhgoats> as well as set nu
[04:01] <totesmuhgoats> but those settings aren't in effect when i edit a document
[04:01] <jrib> totesmuhgoats: what command do you type?  "vim"?  Or something else?
[04:01] <totesmuhgoats> vim
[04:01] <abe__> how to install vga driver intel HD grphics 3000 at 10.10 ubuntu?
[04:01] <jrib> totesmuhgoats: what does this return: readlink -f $(which vim)
[04:02] <totesmuhgoats> jrib: sorry, it seems to be working now that I deleted it and re created it
[04:02] <totesmuhgoats> maybe there was an issue with the format of the file or something
[04:02] <LL2|Android> Note to self: dont kill off zygote on android
[04:03] <totesmuhgoats> thanks for the help though
[04:03] <LL2|Android> The result is the same as a reboot, so I guess what the watchdog does when the system hangs is it kills off zygote
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> abe__: its in a default install. You do know that maverick is EOL next month...?
[04:23] <uBUXUBu> i am on my 2nd day using ubuntu 11.10 and unity this is quite an accomplishment by the ubuntu team
[04:23] <uBUXUBu> before it was so squirrly but this is impressive
[04:23] <uBUXUBu> really impressive
[04:25] <kpow> any1 knows how to reduce power consumption on a laptop with ubuntu?
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> kpow: use lxde
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> uBUXUBu: define squirrly
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> kpow: are you using precise?
[04:26] <uBUXUBu> just always have to configure it or panels disappearing or updates breaking ActionParsnip
[04:26] <uBUXUBu> this one seems polished
[04:26] <kpow> kpow, uhm... im not admitting to anything... ;p
[04:26] <mi3> hi!
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> uBUXUBu: thats got a lot better, but does happen
[04:26] <kpow> erh, ActionParsnip, im not admitting to anything
[04:26] <uBUXUBu> yeah i figure it still does but it looks so darn good now
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> kpow: if you are using precise then you are only suported in #ubuntu+1, I saw you ask in there too
[04:27] <kpow> ActionParsnip, oh well ok
[04:27] <uBUXUBu> and for the 1st time in my life im wireless in buntu
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> uBUXUBu: must have some weird chip then, glad its going well
[04:27] <kpow> ActionParsnip, but my problem was in 11.10 too, so i tried precise
[04:27] <uBUXUBu> i can honestly say it looks better than vista and it rivals 7 and i think its better than w8
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> kpow: then your release is suported in #ubuntu+1 only until release day
[04:28] <ani123> anyone awake atm?
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> ani123: sadly
[04:29] <ani123> having some troubles installing 11.10 from usb
[04:29] <ani123> was wondering if anyone has had the same troubles
[04:30] <ActionParsnip> ani123: what is the issue?
[04:30] <ani123> booting from usb results in a timeout killing error
[04:30] <ani123> everytime
[04:30] <ani123> can't seem to find a solution searching online
[04:32] <ani123> its goes with something like: timeout: killing '/sbin/modprobe -bv
[04:32] <ani123> pci
[04:32] <revskill_> hi all
[04:32] <ani123> hi
[04:33] <revskill_> i'm new with ubuntu
[04:33] <revskill_> and want to master it as a system administrator
[04:33] <revskill_> where should i begin ?
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> ani123: did you MD5 test the ISO you put on the USB?
[04:33] <ani123> whats the correct hash?
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> revskill_: using the OS helps
[04:33] <ssfdre38> revskill_, help.ubuntu.com is a good place
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> !hashes | ani123
[04:34] <ani123> thanks, checking
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> !manual | revskill_
[04:34] <ani123> in the process of downloading a fresh copy, hope it works, should find out in the next 10 min
[04:35] <ani123> action, lets say the hash matches, and I still get the same problem?
[04:35] <ani123> is there any difference between usb and cd boot?
[04:35] <revskill_> My job is dealing with setting up Virtual Machines with Ubuntu LTS to serve Ruby on Rails application
[04:35] <mi3> anil123, both are the same, except the face that usb install is much faster
[04:36] <ani123> thanks mi3
[04:36] <mi3> and your BIOS should support boot from usb ani123
[04:36] <ani123> thats no problem i have that
[04:36] <Jordan_U> ani123: Did the iso you already have match one of those from http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs/11.10/MD5SUMS ?
[04:36] <ani123> current running the Z68XP-ud4 Rev1.0 from gigabyte
[04:37] <mi3> anil123, g2k
[04:37] <ani123> i deleted the old iso, dowloading a fresh one now
[04:38] <jay_zawrotny> Hello, is anyone having issues with select-editor in ubuntu 11.10
[04:39] <Jordan_U> ani123: There are differences, but these differences usually don't matter. For instance, *very* old BIOSs often don't support booting from USB, Apple's firmware has bugs with USB booting when using their BIOS implementation, and if for some reason the drivers in linux don't support your USB hardware you may be able to boot via CD but not via USB.
[04:39] <jay_zawrotny> I'm setting select-edtior to vim as I'm familiar wtih it
[04:39] <jay_zawrotny> But when I run visudo it uses nano anwyay :/
[04:40] <ani123> thanks
[04:40] <ani123> i have usb3 ports
[04:40] <ani123> will that affect the installation?
[04:40] <lisa_> I installed Ubuntu but whenever it loads it complains about not being able to execute /bin/crypt or something.  Has the installation failed?
[04:40] <caos> y
[04:40] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: there is a cheeky floppy image to then boot USB :)
[04:41] <jay_zawrotny> ln
[04:41] <booh-> Somebody knows WebAlizer?   I have all my virtual host logs in the same log file... for the last year... In the file I see each request for wich domain.   Is it possible to process it and see trafic for different virtual host even if my logs aren't on different files?
[04:41] <nicmcginnis> Hi. I'm a noob, and I need someone to hold my hand through some very obvious stuff :P
[04:42] <nicmcginnis> Hello?
[04:42] <lisa_> anyone?
[04:43] <hydrox24> nicmcginnis: on this channel, it's best just to ask about a specific problem
[04:43] <hydrox24> nicmcginnis: if anyone can help, they will.
[04:43] <hydrox24> !ask | nicmcginnis
[04:43] <hydrox24> lisa_: did you do anything like full disk encryption?
[04:43] <Jordan_U> ani123: While recent versions of Ubuntu do support USB 3.0, you may be more likely to run into driver problems with USB 3.0 hardware.
[04:43] <nicmcginnis> Okay, thanks. I'm trying to edit limits.conf to get jack audio working, but it tells me I am not the owner of the file and I can't change permissions from read only.
[04:44] <nicmcginnis> Sorry for any breaches of etiquette. I am very, very, very new to all this.
[04:44] <hydrox24> nicmcginnis: OK, so do you have access to log in as root (admin)
[04:44] <lisa_> hydrox24, no, i installed Desktop and selected to encrypt HOME
[04:45] <lisa_> hydrox24, how can I know if HOME is encrypted?>
[04:45] <Jordan_U> hydrox24: nicmcginnis: We don't support logging in as root here.
[04:45] <nicmcginnis> I guess so? I installed Ubuntu as an experiment from a CD and chose all the passwords, so I guess it means I should be able to do so.
[04:45] <lisa_> how can I import a bookmark into firefox?
[04:45] <Jordan_U> !sudo | nicmcginnis
[04:46] <lisa_> I cant figure how or where I import a firefox bookmark. anyone know?
[04:46] <hydrox24> lisa_: That's a question for the firefox channel or the firefox forums.
[04:46] <nicmcginnis> Okay. So I guess I need to open a terminal window and run 'sudo'?
[04:46] <hydrox24> lisa_: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Import_bookmarks
[04:46] <hydrox24> nicmcginnis: yes
[04:46] <uBUXUBu> that import feature occurs during the install but doesnt work very well
[04:46] <hydrox24> but run "sudo COMMAND"
[04:47] <lisa_> hydrox24, when I go into "Bookmarks -> Organize Bookmarks (or Show all Bookmarks)->  I dont see any Import and Backup. how come?
[04:48] <nicmcginnis> I see. So I want to edit a file. I'm used to GUIs, not command-line stuff. What command do I need to use to do this? (Sorry again. I am literally just trying to do OSS after a decade in windows.)
[04:49] <hydrox24> lisa_: not sure, but as I said, you need to ask the firefox channel or mozilla about this.
[04:50] <hydrox24> nicmcginnis: nano is the best basic CMD text-editor, but you can use a GUI text editor, just type "gedit FILE"
[04:50] <lisa_> hydrox24, nobody is there talking
[04:51] <nicmcginnis> Hydrox24: ...okay, I'm in. That worked!
[04:51] <lisa_> i cant believe this, ubuntu firefox has forgotten to include IMPORTING BOOKMARKS :(
[04:51] <nicmcginnis> Hydrox24: Is there a way to do this from the desktop?
[04:52] <aking1012> @lisa_ you can save your bookmarks to cloud now.  pretty epic
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: is it not just bookmarks.html ?
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: replace the current with the old..
[04:53] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, there is no Bookmarks -> Show All Bookmarks -> Import and Backup option, why?
[04:53] <lisa_> how can Ubuntu firefox forget that?
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: no idea, i dropped firefox ages ago
[04:53] <jay_zawrotny> How do you set visudo to work with vim instead of nano on ubuntu 11.10?
[04:53] <lisa_> when I go to Bookmarks -> Show All Bookmarks , there is no Import
[04:54] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, which browser you using?>
[04:54] <nicmcginnis> Hydrox24: Okay, well, I need to reboot to see if that did anything (I'm trying to get JACK audio to work. I have no idea what it even is, but I'm following instructions.)
[04:54] <ActionParsnip> jay_zawrotny: export EDITOR=vim
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: chomium and arora
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> *chromium
[04:55] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, why chomium and arora and not firefox?
[04:56] <jay_zawrotny> ActionParsnip: Thanks! I set it in my bash settings but I guess I have to do it locally from a terminal session for it to work.
[04:56]  * aking1012 uses both chromium and firefox ... firefox is pushing firefox sync.  that's why no import/export though
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: firefox crashes like a test dummy and chews ram like a fat kid at a free pie carnival. imho its a poor browser
[04:56] <lisa_> I have another major problem.. I had 2GB of files on my Desktop and they just DISAPPEARED!  Help???
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> jay_zawrotny: add it in ~/.bashrc
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: if you open a terminal and run:  ls ~/Desktop    are they there?
[04:57] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, how do I install chomium and arora?
[04:57] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, they came back when I clicked on Home Folder
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: use software centre like any other application you want to install
[04:58] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: yes, nautilus draws the desktop items, it crashed but when you ran nautilus it obviously restarted it for you
[04:58] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, can chomium and arora import a .json firefox bookmark?
[04:58] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: why do you not have a BACKUP of these 2Gb of files????
[04:58] <lisa_> how often does it crash?  I thought ubuntu was stable?
[04:58] <wylde> >.<
[04:58] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, I do
[04:59] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: no idea, i've never had to use firefox like that
[04:59] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: no OS is 100% stable
[04:59] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: as the song goes: every OS sucks
[04:59] <aking1012> I've never had BSD crash...but it lacks a LOT of features
[05:00] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, which browser is safest and most compatible with Banking websites?
[05:00] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, im just surprised, its a brand new Ubuntu install and its crashing :(
[05:01] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: they will all obey the standards, so will be finer
[05:01] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, its giving some crypt error too when Ubuntu loads! No idea why, its a brand new Deskop install
[05:01] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: get the install updated if its a new install
[05:02] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i did update it, it was then the crypt error message appeared
[05:02] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, advice?
[05:02] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, how can I tell if HOME is encrypted?
[05:03] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: its a concious choice at install time
[05:05] <lisa_> i installed some software but how do I access the software? Where is it?
[05:07] <MrHanjrah> lisa_: /usr/bin/ ? or /usr/sbin/
[05:08] <Lax> hello I recently installed 11.10 as a virtualbox guest vm.   I have a dual core AMD 7850 but for some reason Ubuntu wont recognize both cores.  ACPI is enabled in my bios.  Anyone have any thoughts?
[05:09] <wylde> Lax: look in the settings, there's an option for how many cores to use.
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: use the dash, click the ubuntu logo in the top left
[05:09] <lisa_> im disappointed, neither firefox nor chromium or auora can import my firefox bookmark saved from Windows 7 :(  no good
[05:09] <lisa_> MrHanjrah, ill look when I reboot
[05:09] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, ok
[05:10] <ssfdre38> lisa_, did you sign up for the the firefox cloud?
[05:10] <wylde> lisa_: firefox can export to more formats than .json
[05:10] <aking1012> just import it in an old version of firefox, sync it with firefox sync, and be done with it
[05:10] <lisa_> wylde, but the problem is that Ubuntu firefox doesnt show any IMPORT command anywhere in firefox
[05:10] <lisa_> aking1012, how?
[05:10] <ssfdre38> its cause Firefox doesnt need it anymore cause people use the Firefox Sync services
[05:11] <lisa_> ssfdre38, so tell me pls.. how can I import my Windiws 7 Firefox bookmark into Ubuntu firefox?
[05:11] <aking1012> old firefox binaries are readily available for windows...just run one of those in wine like you're used to from windows.
[05:11] <Lax> wylde: Thanks.  Im new, so open settings and go to "System Info"?
[05:11] <wylde> lisa_: what version of firefox are you using...
[05:11] <ssfdre38> lisa_, did you sign up for the firefox sync services?
[05:11] <lisa_> wylde, on W7?
[05:11] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: open the file in a text file and you will see URLS, go to each one in turn and add them as bookmarks
[05:12] <lisa_> ssfdre38, no, what is it and is it free and secure?
[05:12] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, but I got 100+ bookmarks, that will take hours :(
[05:12] <ssfdre38> its part of firefox it self and what firefox version are you using on your Windows 7 system
[05:12] <wylde> Lax you know the area where you set up the virtual machine? I'm going from memory, here. Look for a tab related to processor, there will be an option for the number of cores to use.
[05:12] <lisa_> ssfdre38, the latest
[05:12] <wylde> lisa_: on Ubuntu
[05:13] <Lax> wylde: Thanks, Ill check it out
[05:13] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: it may get to that
[05:13] <lisa_> wylde, the latest on ubuntu too,. just installed it today
[05:13] <wylde> firefox 11 then?
[05:13] <lisa_> wylde, firefox 11.0
[05:13] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: import the file to win7, sync to the web then sync back to the ubuntu system
[05:13] <ssfdre38> lisa_, go to Tools > Set up sync so then this way you can sync your Firefox in your Ubuntu as well on your Windows so you dont loose anything
[05:13] <lisa_> wylde, Ubuntu firefox doesnt show any IMPORT command anywhere in firefox
[05:14] <lisa_> ssfdre38, i doint understand
[05:14] <wylde> lisa_: click on bookmarks > show all bookmarks > 3 rd button from left should be import.
[05:14] <wylde> err Import and Backup
[05:15] <ssfdre38> its so you can sync your fav, history and all your settings from your windows to your ubuntu firefox without dealing with anything
[05:16] <lisa_> im sorry everyone, ubuntu firefox does have IMPORT, it was in a hidden top menu that I didnt see until I placed mouse over it
[05:16] <lisa_> i apologize
[05:16] <wylde> lisa_: no worries :)
[05:16] <lisa_> wylde, yes I see it now in main top menu which was hidden
[05:16] <lisa_> :)
[05:16] <lisa_> im blonde lol
[05:16] <lisa_> and new to ubuntu
[05:16] <lisa_> 1st day
[05:17] <ssfdre38> stop and just follow what i said to do so you dont need to import anything cause i use the Firefox Sync services so just go to Tools > Set Up Sync in your Firefox browser
[05:17] <lisa_> ssfdre38, how would it know the bookmark from W7 firefox?
[05:17] <wylde> lisa_: it takes some getting used to :) In a couple weeks regular use it'll get much easier ;)
[05:17] <lisa_> wylde, :)
[05:18] <ssfdre38> lisa_, cause it using the same browser and i do use it and it works just fine
[05:18] <lisa_> ssfdre38, ok but its cool now it imported the .json file
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: now, use the cloud sync. Its a lot easier
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: although archive the file itself just in case :)
[05:19] <lisa_> may I ask you guys something.. i used Rainlendar on W7 and want to use it on Ubuntu.  is it safe to install?
[05:19] <ssfdre38> it will keep both your firefox browsers on both systems up to date with your info
[05:19] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, ok
[05:19] <lisa_> ssfdre38, sounds good :)
[05:20] <ssfdre38> i use it as a backup for my browser
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: sure, there are linux versions of the app
[05:21] <lisa_> how do I add an app to the left menu?
[05:21] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, ok :)
[05:21] <wylde> lisa_:  click and drag it there
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: wget http://www.rainlendar.info/download/rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_i386.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_i386.deb; rm ./rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_i386.deb; sudo apt-get -f install
[05:21] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, excellent cause I cant live without Rainlendar :)
[05:22] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, do I just copy and paste that command somewhere?
[05:22] <lisa_> wylde, ahh drag cool
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: yes, that whole command wil install rainlender for you (I assume 32bit Ubuntu)
[05:23] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i installed 64 bit Ubuntu
[05:23] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, is there a 64 bit version?
[05:23] <wylde> lisa_: not that I think ActionParsnip would do anything hostile, just saying to be careful copying and pasting commands into the terminal if you don't know what they do. Be careful with ANY commands using sudo
[05:23] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: wget http://www.rainlendar.info/download/rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_amd64.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_amd64.deb; rm ./rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_amd64.deb; sudo apt-get -f install
[05:24] <lisa_> wylde, what is sudo?  the command line window? how I open it?
[05:24] <lisa_> its ok i found it :)
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: sudo is how you perform admin tasks, its like the 'run as admin' in windows (blatant ripoff, they even tried to patent it)
[05:24] <lisa_> im impressed with ubuntus download center etc
[05:25] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i willl go read some intro docs to ubuntu
[05:25] <wylde> lisa_: sudo give the program/command you launched with it root permissions. Meaning whatever command got pasted in to terminal could seriously damage your ubuntu installation or cause you to lose your data
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: just installed it myself, gonna give it a whirl
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: rainlender
[05:26] <lisa_> do i need to install noscript on firefox like in Windows?  or is ubuntu secure so I dont need to worry about scripts on websites downloading a nasty virus or malware?
[05:26] <Nach0z> pretty much yeah
[05:26] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i cant live without rainlender, its soo good
[05:26] <Nach0z> ubuntu is WAY more secure than windows is as far as that stuff, lisa_
[05:27] <lisa_> Nach0z, cool :)  so I dont need to install any firewall and antivirus and antimalware apps?
[05:27] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: no AV needed, you can configure the firewall if you don't use a router
[05:27] <lisa_> how can I clean out the cache, someone mentioned blitz or somerhing?
[05:27] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, how can I congifure firewall?
[05:28] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, you will end up loving rainlender :)  I never forgot appointments or things I need to do anymore :) hehe
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> !firewall
[05:28] <astropirate> I am trying to kill a process but it just won't die...
[05:29] <astropirate> i'm doing pidof sockd
[05:29] <astropirate> it gives me 7 PIDs
[05:29] <astropirate> i try killing them but new ones just popup
[05:29] <c2tarun> Hi friends, Is there any way to block websites on ubuntu? apart from editing /etc/hosts?
[05:29] <kpow> kill the father
[05:29] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i went to rainlender website and it even detects that im using 64 bit and offers me to dl the 64 bit rainlender :) cool eh? :)
[05:29] <wylde> astropirate: you can 'sudo killall sockd'
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> c2tarun: could use firewall to block sites. I'd use hosts personally
[05:29] <astropirate> kpow, how do i know which one that is.. I did kill PID1 PID2 PID3... and it didnt' work
[05:30] <astropirate> wylde, even with that its still there
[05:30] <astropirate> but with new PIDs all of them
[05:30] <wylde> hmmm
[05:31] <c2tarun> ActionParsnip, Can you please tell me something more about it? or any place where I can find something about it?
[05:31] <buchstabensalat> does the alternate installer's "Guided - use entire disk and set up encrypted LVM" use LUKS or plain dm-crypt?
[05:31] <astropirate> wylde, nvm i just rebooted it
[05:31] <wylde> astropirate: alrighty
[05:31] <astropirate> tnx both!!
[05:31] <ActionParsnip> c2tarun: the links ubottu gave are all I know
[05:31] <ActionParsnip> !firewall
[05:32] <no-name-> Hi. I'm trying to run a 32-bit application by chrooting to a mounted vmware disk with ubuntu 10.04 x86 on it, but when I try to run it I get No protocol specified. gens:0:init(): Could not initialize GTK+.No protocol specified
[05:37] <ucbs> hi all
[05:43] <jasonJ> Good morning. I just wanted to ask if the compiz config settings manger visual effects of ubuntu 10.04 can be installed in ubuntu 11.10?
[05:45] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: you just need to install the package
[05:46] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:46] <totesmuhgoats> or use the software center
[05:47] <jasonJ> jasonJ:  Thank, I shall do it now. Is it possible to extract the settings of ubuntu 10.04 compizconfing manager and insert them into ubuntu 11.10's manager ?
[05:47] <jasonJ> totesmuhgoats: ^^
[05:48] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: i am not too familiar with compiz to be honest. most programs in linux store their settings in a folder in your home directory that begins with a .
[05:48] <totesmuhgoats> that is basically the equivalent of a "hidden" folder in windows
[05:48] <J-Escobar> Question for you guys. I have an old Dell server running 10.04 with a 300gb hard drive. I am trying to clone the 300gb hard drive to a 2tb hard drive. I have read to use the Ubuntu live CD and use dd command. However, it will not boot up the ubuntu live install dvd. So I booted up to the 10.04 hard drive and started the dd command without the disk. is this going to be a problem? or will it still clone while booted up and mounted?
[05:48] <totesmuhgoats> some programs might store their settings in a folder called .config or something similar if they are related to another program
[05:49] <totesmuhgoats> if you find something compiz related you can just copy it to the other pc
[05:49] <totesmuhgoats> if it doesn't work just delete it, the next time the program runs it will recreate a working one
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> J-Escobar: I would suggest you use clonezilla
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> it is a livecd that does exactly what you want
[05:50] <jasonJ> totesmuhgoats: Sorry, begins with a -what?  :(
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> and it will pass all the needed arguments to make the process as pain free as possible
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: a . (period)
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: in a terminal type 'ls' and hit return
[05:50] <totesmuhgoats> you will see a file listing
[05:51] <totesmuhgoats> then type 'ls -a' and hit return
[05:51] <wylde> ls -a will include hidden files and directories
[05:51] <totesmuhgoats> this time you will see "hidden files" they all have names that begin with a period
[05:51] <luxiaotong> hi
[05:51] <jasonJ> totesmuhgoats: Oh okay, thank you much!  :)
[05:52] <luxiaotong> hello,everyone,where am i?
[05:52] <GhostConn> hello can someone please help me hear. I have a triple boot system with ubuntu 11:10,lm 10 & win7... I updated grub today and I am now missing my option to boot into window 7?
[05:53] <totesmuhgoats> jasonJ: keep in mind, i don't know if that is where compiz stores its settings, but it is where most programs store their settings
[05:54] <totesmuhgoats> actually i apparently do have compiz installed
[05:54] <totesmuhgoats> and the settings are in .config/compiz
[05:54] <totesmuhgoats> i also have a .config/compiz-1
[05:54] <totesmuhgoats> no idea what that's about
[05:54] <jasonJ> GhostConn: I once got that same problem.  One ubuntu blog gave this command to run in Terminal  "sudo update-grub" and it added windows option to boot menu. Try it once?
[05:55] <chroot> hi, what is the LinuxMCE?
[05:55] <GhostConn> ill try? ..lol
[05:55] <GhostConn> it did not find a widnows mrb
[05:55] <GhostConn> mbr**
[05:56] <jasonJ> totesmuhgoats: thank you for the support. Have a nice day!
[05:57] <GhostConn> its weird because i can navigate throughout my windows partition from ubuntu?
[05:58] <jasonJ> r
[05:58] <chroot> hi, guys, I want to build a monitor system on my house with ubuntu, how can i achieve that?
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> chroot: how do you mean monitor system?
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> chroot: like a security network of cams?
[06:00] <EvilResistance> i think he means something like a security monitoring system with CCTV stuffs
[06:00] <EvilResistance> or something
[06:00] <chroot> yes, yes?
[06:00] <chroot> just for my home
[06:00] <GhostConn> and for some odd reason the option for 1080p resolution has disappear from my catalyst control centre the max resolution I can get is 1620x 1200. I have a 24" asus led monitor and a hd 4870 with a hdmi cable lol?
[06:00] <chroot> I have a webcam
[06:00] <GhostConn> wtf
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> !info zoneminder
[06:01] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, I juust installed Rainlander but where is it? I cant find it anywhere
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> a quick websearch and voila...weird huh
[06:03] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, Rainlander installed OK!  but where can I find it now and run it?
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> although you won't be installing from source, you have a handy package
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: I've never even heard of it until today, so asking me s fairly pointless
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: is it in dash?
[06:04] <chroot> and fddf
[06:04] <lisa_> no, cant see it.  you mean left top?
[06:04] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, I clicked on rainlendar2-lite_2.9.b111-1_amd64.deb and it said it's installed, but where is it?
[06:05] <hololight> i am having a problem with mouse cursor lag. the scroll wheel works perfect. mouse works fine in windows 7. works fine back with ubuntu 8.04. suggestions?
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: press ALT+F2 and run: rainlendar
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> hololight: what video chip do you use?
[06:06] <hololight> intel gma 4500
[06:06] <hololight> laptop
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: seems its rainlendar2
[06:06] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, that didnt work
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/01/install-rainlendar-lite-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[06:06] <JelloPop> hello unable to share files with a windows computer via land line I use a laptop with wifi.. cant share windows files or see network?? Ubuntu 11.04
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: try searching a little if you get stuck
[06:06] <hololight> problem common with touchpad or usb mouse
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> hololight: what model laptop? Does unity2D work ok?
[06:07] <hololight> hp g71
[06:07] <Guest65211> hey guys...if i were to use a virtual machine, is there a way I can have my virtual machine detect wireless networks rather than using the network my host OS uses?
[06:07] <hololight> cant find complaints on google
[06:07] <ActionParsnip> hololight: try unity2d
[06:08] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, when I do ALT+F2 and type rainlendar2, it only shows the .deb file.
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest65211: I'd ask in the virtualization software you are using
[06:08] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, where would Ubuntu have installed it to?
[06:08] <Guest65211> ActionParsnip: vmware doesnt have a channel do they?
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: run:   cd .config/autostart/; ln -s /usr/share/applications/rainlendar2.desktop .
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest65211: yes
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: then log off and log on
[06:09] <Guest65211> ActionParsnip: what channel?
[06:09] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, bash: cd: .config/autostart/: No such file or directory
[06:09] <bazhang> Guest65211, #vmware
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: I have NEVER used this before, or heard of it, yet I can feel my way through this using the web....
[06:09] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, so I need to reboot?
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: mkdir ~/.config/autostart
[06:09] <lisa_> i will reboot and see if it appears, brb
[06:10] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: no, just log off and on, make the folder, then run the previous command I ave
[06:11] <hololight> i will try that... but also problem exists in all current linux distros i tried... even kde based
[06:12] <foobArrr> http://tinyurl.com/7oqap95 says if I want to use TRIM on an encrypted SSD, I need at least cryptsetup 1.4 and kernel 3.1. Do I need this, when creating the partition, or is upgrading afterwards enough? (In other words: Should I do a new install when 12.04 arrives or is an upgrade from 11.10 enough?)
[06:12] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, yes rebooting now shows Rainlendar.  But why did I need to reboot ubuntu for it to show?
[06:13] <GhostConn> my windows 7 is missing in gurb boot loader? can someone please help it's located on /dev/sda2
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: you or the nistaller added it to the autostart. You didn't need to reboot, just logoff
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> hololight: https://launchpad.net/~g60-g70 may help
[06:14] <Guest65211> they are rather rude in #vmware
[06:14] <whodevil> hello all. I'm trying to install ubuntu 11.04 on a server that does not have a video card. I'm doing this through a serial console. The problem is that the ubuntu installer, even the alternative cd, is failing because it's trying to use graphics. Is there a way to make the installer vt100?
[06:15] <bazhang> !ot | Guest65211
[06:15] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, how do I make Rainlendar to auto load when ubuntu loads?
[06:15] <EvilResistance> whodevil, are you using the ubuntu server disc/image/
[06:15] <EvilResistance> whodevil, if not, you might consider using that
[06:15] <GhostConn> my windows 7 is missing in gurb boot loader? can someone please help it's located on /dev/sda2
[06:15] <EvilResistance> (it's CLI and has server install packages)
[06:15] <bazhang> !grub2 | GhostConn have a read
[06:16] <whodevil> EvilResistance: I have tried that, but by default it requires video
[06:16] <EvilResistance> !repeat | GhostConn, also
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: it already does it, as you can see.....
[06:16] <EvilResistance> whodevil, the server iso requires video?
[06:16] <EvilResistance> since when?
[06:16] <whodevil> I donno, it seems to though
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: think about it
[06:17] <whodevil> EvilResistance: I keep getting "Undefined video mode number: 314"
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: you just rebooted and it autoloaded, then you asked how you can make it autoload....when its already doing it now (no config needed)....
[06:17] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, no it didnt auto load
[06:17] <lisa_> i had to find it and click on it to load it
[06:18] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, i never said it auto loads
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: mkdir ~/.config/autostart; cd ~/.config/autostart; ln -s /usr/share/applications/rainlendar2.desktop .
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: with you saying 'it shows' it implys it was running.
[06:19] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, is there a way to add it to auto load without typing commands?
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: yes, you can use the cog in the top right but the command is much easier to advise in IRC
[06:20] <ezoe> how can I set a environment variable for script which use /bin/sh instead of bash?
[06:21] <lisa_> ActionParsnip, so I copy and paste mkdir ~/.config/autostart; cd ~/.config/autostart; ln -s /usr/share/applications/rainlendar2.desktop .
[06:21] <lisa_> ?
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: yes, run it in terminal and it will run at login
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> lisa_: or yuo can make a startup item using the GUI to run: rainlendar2        your choice
[06:25] <GhostConn> i have tried to update  grub but it is not recognizing my windows partiton on /dev/sda2?
[06:25] <bazhang> GhostConn, tried to do it how.
[06:25] <GhostConn> sudo update-grub
[06:25] <bazhang> GhostConn, what were the exact steps you took and the errors you received
[06:26] <bazhang> GhostConn, pastebin the errors and give us the url
[06:27] <GreyF0x> =)
[06:27] <GreyF0x> Hello
[06:27] <SilfenX> pfft, I only provided half the captcha an it let me in
[06:27] <GhostConn> well im missing my win7 boot option from grub, http://pastie.org/3664436
[06:27] <GhostConn> it located on /dev/sda2
[06:28] <GhostConn> i have linux mint and ubuntu 11:10 installed also
[06:28] <GreyF0x> I have ubi 11.10
[06:29] <GreyF0x> just started using it today. It'll take some getting used to, but I like it so far
[06:29] <bazhang> !manual | GreyF0x this might be helpful
[06:29] <bazhang> !rute | GreyF0x and this too
[06:29] <GreyF0x> Thanks.
[06:31] <GreyF0x> I should probably go to sleep soon.... =\
[06:31] <GhostConn> bazhang, anything i could do?
[06:31] <GreyF0x> What problem are you having?
[06:31] <bazhang> GhostConn, what does sudo fdisk -l show
[06:32] <GhostConn> 1sec, and im missing my win7 boot option from grub
[06:32] <ucbs> HI MAN HOW CAN I HIDEEN MY IP THANKS\
[06:33] <waxstone> ucbs | /join #freenode
[06:33] <hololight> how could i force xorg to use vesa driver for video?
[06:33] <GreyF0x> Ghost) do you have it partitioned correctly?
[06:34] <GreyF0x> I had a problem when I first installed Ubi where both my ubi partition and my win7 partition became corrupted, in essence forgetting they were partitions
[06:35] <SilfenX> can anyone give me a hint why I m getting this message back in terminal when trying to start Users & Groups managmenet to edit users: http://pastebin.com/mvSGNYZK
[06:35] <Giovanik2012> ciao
[06:35] <Giovanik2012> !list
[06:35] <GhostConn> that command dose nothing
[06:35] <Giovanik2012> lista
[06:35] <niway> привет
[06:35] <niway> всем
[06:35] <FloodBot1> niway: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:35] <bazhang> !ru | niway
[06:36] <GhostConn> bazhang , http://pastie.org/3664472
[06:36] <Cache_Money> I came across the file /usr/share/dict/words  and I noticed it's lacking a word.  How do I update it and share the changes with others?
[06:37] <niway> фыва
[06:38] <bazhang> niway, #ubuntu-ru
[06:38] <bazhang> niway, English here only
[06:39] <niway> Кто может помочь?)
[06:39] <SilfenX> can anyone give me a hint why I m getting this message back in terminal when trying to start Users & Groups managmenet to edit users: pastebin.com/iuTxsQyk (sry, bothed url in other one)
[06:39] <bazhang> niway, you are in that channel. English here, as I said
[06:40] <GhostConn> bazhang, anything I can do?
[06:41] <jonathon> Is there someone here who knows about RAM?
[06:41] <GhostConn> http://pastie.org/3664472
[06:41] <bazhang> jonathon, whats that to do with ubuntu support? bad ram? run memtest on it?
[06:42] <niway> bazhang = why in channel ru i don't write mess???
[06:43] <bazhang> niway, /join #ubuntu-irc
[06:44] <GhostConn> ?
[06:44] <chroot> anybody who ever used zoneminder in ubuntu?
[06:44] <chroot> I have the camera problems.
[06:45] <chroot> for  temporary i don't have a camera, i just have a camera inside my laptop, and I can't let it work.
[06:51] <netbus> who is getting LAID tonight because of UBUNTU?
[06:53] <netbus> hellow
[06:54] <ssfdre38> netbus, i always get laid cause of my Ubuntu
[06:54] <netbus> these are the feel good stories we need in the new york times
[06:55] <bazhang> ssfdre38, thats enough
[06:55] <bazhang> !guidelines > netbus
[06:56] <Ashtray777> i pick up so many mac whres with ubuntu its crzy
[06:56] <bazhang> Ashtray777, stop it
[06:56] <Ashtray777> ok
[06:58] <ab5> my wirelss works, however i need to insmode wl.ko each time when login. can i make it remember?
[06:58] <karamba> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgXJbJeRxHo
[06:58] <meet> help me choose- ubuntu or mint? i have ubuntu up and running and using it for quite a few days. through wubi ofcourse. But mint looks good. What should i do?
[06:58] <bazhang> karamba, wrong channel for that
[06:58] <poincare101> Hi everyone. I'm having some problems with aptitude. Every time I try to install something, i get something similar to this: http://pastie.org/3664525 This has been occurring since I tried doing sudo apt-get install skype
[06:58] <bazhang> meet, ubuntu
[06:59] <EvilResistance> meet, ubuntu, because mint is evil.
[06:59] <ssfdre38> meet, you came onto a ubuntu channel so we are all going to say ubuntu
[06:59] <bazhang> meet, this is ubuntu support, what do you think we will say
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[06:59] <meet> bazhang true
[06:59] <bazhang> !mintsupport > meet
[06:59] <ab5> help me choose: ubuntu, or ubuntu in win7-vobx, feel like the laptop performs better in win7-vbox
[06:59] <meet> any linux channel? hoping to get an unbiased opinion
[06:59] <poincare101> could someone help me with my question?
[06:59] <bazhang> meet, ##linux
[06:59] <Crowler> hi ppl. not ubuntu specific question but, how do you play raw vorbis stream? #vorbis is dead, so i ask here
[07:00] <meet> thanks bazhang
[07:00] <EvilResistance> every opinion is biased, FYI :P
[07:00] <EvilResistance> that's why they're "opinions"
[07:00] <niway> need are help to rdp connect :)
[07:01] <Ashtray777> where is the off topic room? im in the mood to see nerds argue about an OS
[07:01] <EvilResistance> !ot | Ashtray777, read
[07:01] <ab5> ubuntu: laptop noisy from time to time; ubuntu in win7-vobx, quiet all time, batter lasting longer, is it better use ubuntu in vbox?
[07:02] <Ashtray777> ty
[07:02] <poincare101> Hi everyone. I'm having some problems with aptitude. Every time I try to install something, i get something similar to this: http://pastie.org/3664525 This has been occurring since I tried doing sudo apt-get install skype. How should I go about solving this?
[07:05] <ab5> each time login, i need to insmode wl.ko, did i missed any setting somewhere?
[07:07] <meet> i got a 10 year old desktop and i was planning to install ubuntu on it. it currently has winxp but works sluggish. will it help to quicken the pc?
[07:07] <Crowler> how much ram?
[07:07] <Flannel> poincare101: Looks like you may have messed up your sources.list, can you please pastebin the output of: `sudo apt-get update && apt-cache policy libc6 libc-bin libc6-dev libc6-i386`
[07:08] <GhostConn> can someone please help me.. my win7 boot option is missing from grub boot loader.. the windows partition is located on dev/sda2... i have run fdisk -l and these are my results http://pastie.org/3664472
[07:10] <meet> i got a 10 year old desktop and i was planning to install ubuntu on it. it currently has winxp but works sluggish. will it help to quicken the pc?
[07:11] <Crowler> dude, do you even read?
[07:11] <poincare101> Flannel: okay, sure. Just a second
[07:11] <niway> WARNING: No translation for (keysym 0xfe0a, ISO_Prev_Group)
[07:11] <Flannel> !who | Crowler
[07:11] <niway> Need help with RDP
[07:11] <niway> The problem is: when connecting to the system via RDP Win2k3 he writes on the English keyboard layout ... message:
[07:11] <niway> WARNING: No translation for (keysym 0xfe0a, ISO_Prev_Group
[07:12] <bazhang> niway, no need to repeat so quickly
[07:12] <Benkinooby2> hi, i'm on ubuntu 11.10 and i'd like to get a systemwide equaliezer... i found serveral google-hits for that but most of them are thrid party or not longer supported... can some1 recommend me a systemwide equalizer for ubuntu 11.10? it uses pulseaudio
[07:13] <niway> I got an interpreter and the text is simply put - I did not know that it will be
[07:13] <poincare101> Flannel: here it is: http://pastie.org/3664564
[07:13] <Fyodorovna> meet, here is the specs wiki. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[07:13] <Crowler> Flannel, ubottu i know it, but obviously he simple dumps his question into channel and doesnt bother with reading responses
[07:15] <GhostConn> bazhang can you please help me
[07:16] <poincare101> Flannel: ?
[07:16] <Flannel> poincare101: Alright, I have no idea how you got to this point, but it appears that you have somehow managed to remove libc-bin.  libc6 depends on libc-bin, and so it's obviously not happy.
[07:17] <poincare101> Flannel: can i fix it?
[07:18] <Flannel> poincare101: definately.  Running the command there may work, but it also may just remove libc6, which would be a Bad Thing (tm), so I don't want to recommend you do that just yet.
[07:18] <Benkinooby2> hi, i'm on ubuntu 11.10 and i'd like to get a systemwide equaliezer... i found serveral google-hits for that but most of them are thrid party or not longer supported... can some1 recommend me a systemwide equalizer for ubuntu 11.10? it uses pulseaudio
[07:19] <satyanash> Hi! I have some files that have all of its permissions screwed up, all of its date and time messed up.
[07:19] <kblin> hi folks
[07:19] <satyanash> all of it shows up as "????"
[07:19] <uBUXUBu> GhostConn, If you don't see this menu, it means the installation didn't do what it should have. Try pressing Shift a little after your computer starts, before the BIOS finishes initializing. This will show the menu.
[07:19] <uBUXUBu> Within Ubuntu, you can configure the bootloader by editing /etc/default/grub. The settings are documented on the Ubuntu website. Back up the original file and don't change anything you don't understand. You need to run the update-grub command for the settings to take effect.
[07:20] <kblin> I've upgraded a 11.10 install to 12.04 and switched from kde to the "ubuntu-desktop" package while doing so. now when I log in, I only get an empty desktop
[07:21] <kblin> any ideas what could be missing there?
[07:21] <Flannel> poincare101: Lets first try the easy way out, see if apt can fight it's way out of a paper bag (the update may have helped, the apt-cache policy commands look good except for the missing dependency): `sudo apt-get install libc-bin libc6`
[07:22] <kblin> if I select the "ubuntu-2d" desktop while logging in, I at least get a menu bar on top. however, there's no way to launch programs either
[07:23] <kblin> apart from managing the ones already in the menu bar..
[07:23] <GhostConn> http://pastie.org/3664579   thats my grub folder i don't see how this would effect windows from loading ? I see nothing windows related in that file
[07:23] <ssfdre38> hey is there a way i can get launchpad from apt
[07:24] <satyanash> How do I solve this problem ?  http://imagebin.org/205048
[07:25] <Jordan_U> satyanash: What filesystem is TCPP stored on?
[07:26] <satyanash> Jordan_U, ext4. /home/$USER/
[07:27] <satyanash> Jordan_U, until yesterday, it worked fine.
[07:27] <satyanash> TCPP is synced by UbuntuOne btw.
[07:28] <lotuspsychje> howto disable recent documents
[07:28] <Jordan_U> satyanash: Can you pastebin the output of "stat TCPP" and "stat TCPP/CGA"?
[07:28] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | satyanash
[07:28] <Strav> Hi. I just patched and installed a vanilla 2.6.36.2 kernel with vserver+grsec patches on top of ubuntu 10.04 in virtual box and I'm trying to install a guest vserver, be it either debian or ubuntu, I always get a kernel panic on the host right after the "extracting zlib1g". I only have the end of the panic msg so it makes this difficult to investigate but I was wondering, anyone got a similar issue?
[07:29] <Benkinooby2> !equalizer
[07:29] <Benkinooby2> !pulseaudio
[07:29] <ssfdre38> !launchpad
[07:29] <kpow> can any1 recommend a decent pdf viewer? the default e-book viewer stuck at loading ebook...
[07:30] <kpow> 64bit, since acroread is 32 only
[07:31] <satyanash> Jordan_U, here you go--> http://paste.ubuntu.com/898809/  As you can see, I had to use sudo for TCPP/CGA
[07:32] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[07:33] <Taneb> Hello!
[07:33] <Benkinooby2> is there an official system wide equalizer for pulseaudio? all i find are PPAs :(
[07:33] <curiousx> aloha
[07:33] <Taneb> I'm having a little problem configuring my wifi thingy
[07:34] <joe_china> my acer  ASPIRE ONE performs not so well, i adoubt driver of video chip is not installed correctly. I checked lspci -v, can anyone tell me how to clarify if it has been installed right?
[07:34] <Taneb> I've installed the Windows driver, but it refuses to claim the device
[07:34] <satyanash> Jordan_U, is there anyway I can save those files? get them out of there ? I have tried using both chown and chmod with -R. but they only affect TCPP. They do not affect TCPP/*
[07:35] <uBUXUBu> reinstall grub ghostconn
[07:37] <Taneb> any ideas?
[07:37] <satyanash> Jordan_U, sudo ls -l gives all permissions and owner:groups correctly.
[07:39] <Crowler> Taneb wrong driver
[07:39] <satyanash> Jordan_U, I Fixed it.
[07:40] <Taneb> Crowler, it says "Hardware Present"?
[07:40] <satyanash> Jordan_U, Google Searching reveals that Directories need to have dr-x------ atleast to be read properly.
[07:40] <pahom> hi all
[07:40] <satyanash> Jordan_U, I had run 644 on that directory earlier. I think taht is what messed it up.
[07:40] <blendedbychris> why would fdisk -l show removed drives still?
[07:41] <satyanash> Jordan_U, Thank you. Learned something New today.
[07:41] <blendedbychris> i have /dev/sda and /dev/hda hda is no longer attached
[07:41] <endafy> Are the Ubuntu forums officially owned by Canonical or are they a privately operated forum?
[07:41] <Crowler> Taneb what lspci says?
[07:41] <joe_china> anyone can help me with following Q? I have netbook ACER ASPIRE ONE D270, whose CPU is N2600 and graphic chip is GMA3600, netbook performs not well, i adoubt drivers are not installed correctly, and i checked lspci-v, where a bunch of info mess me up.. can someone tell how can i clarify if drivers are intall right or not?
[07:42] <blendedbychris> oddly sda and hda have the same partition information
[07:42] <blendedbychris> but different sizes
[07:42] <poincare101> Flannel: sorry for the super delayed response; that gives me: http://pastie.org/3664646
[07:42] <blendedbychris> here's fdisk -l Disk /dev/sda: 136.9 GB, 136899993600 bytes
[07:42] <blendedbychris> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 16643 cylinders
[07:42] <blendedbychris> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[07:42] <blendedbychris> Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
[07:42] <blendedbychris> I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
[07:42] <FloodBot1> blendedbychris: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:42] <blendedbychris> Disk identifier: 0x00049087
[07:42] <Taneb> Crowler, http://pastebin.com/u3LbvTB8
[07:42] <Crowler> joe_china get driver from chip vendor and install it
[07:42] <blendedbychris> ugh stupid textmate fail :( http://pastie.textmate.org/private/bwww8slzmzoe7gfasfteia
[07:43] <sarthor>  HI, using 10.11, my xrandr says http://pastebin.com/f0r4RNqQ  , I want to increase my resolution more, how to know how resolution my screen support
[07:43] <bazhang> sarthor, 11.10?
[07:43] <joe_china> Crowler: thx a lot for your responce.. can gimme a hint where to get the chip vendor's driver? you mean ACER or intel?
[07:44] <Jordan_U> joe_china: Crowler: Generally we do *not* recommend trying to install drivers directly from vendors.
[07:44] <sarthor> bazhang: Ahh.. Sorry, LInux MInt 12,
[07:44] <Crowler> Taneb https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=106736
[07:45] <bazhang> sarthor, get mintsupport for that
[07:45] <Jordan_U> !mint | sarthor
[07:45] <bazhang> !mintsupport | sarthor
[07:45] <blendedbychris> can i like find hardware again namely... /dev/*da* ?
[07:45] <sarthor> bazhang: Jordan_U OK brothers, I asked there. thanks.
[07:45] <joe_china> Jordan: actually i checked at ACER, only driver for WIN7 available..  and intel will not be so kind to supply driver in Linux.. suppose
[07:46] <Jordan_U> joe_china: Have you tried the "Additional Drivers" utility?
[07:46] <Jordan_U> joe_china: Actually intel tends to have great linux support with one glaring exception being Pulsbo GPUs.
[07:47] <joe_china> Jordan_U: no.. you mean i should install it at first? ok, i will check  now
[07:47] <Jordan_U> joe_china: I mean that that is a good place to start looking to see if there are additional drivers easily available.
[07:49] <joe_china> Jordan_U: BTW, can help me how to check if driver is installed well via lspci-v? i have coped all of them.. one part says like this: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Cedarview Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
[07:49] <joe_china> 	Subsystem: Acer Incorporated [ALI] Device 061f
[07:49] <joe_china> 	Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 7
[07:49] <joe_china> 	Memory at 86000000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=1M]
[07:49] <joe_china> 	I/O ports at 50d0 [size=8]
[07:49] <joe_china> 	Expansion ROM at <unassigned> [disabled]
[07:49] <joe_china> 	Capabilities: <access denied>
[07:49] <FloodBot1> joe_china: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:49] <Taneb> I don't think it's worked, but I'll wait and see
[07:50] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | joe_china
[07:51] <sarthor> bazhang: Can you please tell me, that how to know maximum size of resolution that laptop support in Ubuntu oneric
[07:52] <sarthor> bazhang: I am reading this, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html but actually I do no know the supported resolution of my laptop screen.
[07:52] <joe_china> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/898823/   can help check? sorry i am newbie and supposed to posted a question at #ubuntu-beginners but no one reply me..
[07:52] <Jordan_U> joe_china: This channel is a perfectly good place for new users as well :)
[07:53] <joe_china> Jordan_U: thx a lot :)
[07:53] <Jordan_U> joe_china: You're welcome :)
[07:54] <niway> need are help :D -NickServ- niway is already registered.
[07:54] <testuser99> uhg
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[07:54] <niway> * #ubuntu-ru :Cannot send to channel
[07:54] <Jordan_U> joe_china: It looks like you have drivers for all of the hardware listed there.
[07:54] <vlad__> I'm going to rip my fucking hair out
[07:54] <Jordan_U> !language | vlad__
[07:54] <testuser99> just spent 2 hours on a server install, and now grub wont sync with my monitor
[07:54] <vlad__> ooops
[07:54] <vlad__> sorry guys
[07:55] <vlad__> I can't view  the usr/bin/xchat folder
[07:55] <niway> hey guys... who can help?
[07:55] <Guest65211> me
[07:55] <joe_china> Jordan_U: yes, i think so. but its performance seems not so well, when i watch video stream, netbook sometime lose phrase, and operation lags..
[07:55] <niway> why i dont send mess in ubuntu-ru?
[07:56] <auronandace> vlad__: /usr/bin/ is the folder, xchat is the binary
[07:56] <Jordan_U> testuser99: Have you tried uncommenting "#GRUB_TERMINAL=console" in /etc/default/grub and running "sudo update-grub"? (assuming you can ssh into the machine to run said commands).
[07:57] <testuser99> Jordan_U: for some reason it doesnt seem like its coming up
[07:57] <joe_china> Jordan_U:  are ubottu and the other guy who suggested me to warn me of flooding robots?
[07:57] <testuser99> i tried hitting enter and giving it some time
[07:57] <Crowler> niway why not to try russian irc instead? like rusnet
[07:57] <vlad__> The only other folder I can transfer to are the plugins folder and it won't let me copy my scripts
[07:58] <vlad__> Thanks tho, the usr/bin makes sense
[07:58] <testuser99> i also tried net booting into recovery mode, and dropping to a shell
[07:58] <testuser99> but i couldnt mount /dev/sda1 to anything
[07:58] <Jordan_U> testuser99: Can you see the grub menu at all?
[07:58] <testuser99> nope, i just see one very quick line of text thats like "starting grub"
[07:59] <testuser99> and then the monitor wont sync
[08:00] <testuser99> i wouldnt mind reinstalling but dont remember any options regarding the grub resolution
[08:01] <Jordan_U> testuser99: Why are you trying to mount sda1 anywhere? Can you boot into single user mode and follow the directions I gave?
[08:01] <Poindexter_> Hello there. I am running Debian LXDE on a Virtual Machine. Just installed it. Is there a way to remove the left column on XChat?
[08:02] <testuser99> i can only network boot it
[08:02] <beata> I'm looking for a tutorial/howto about theme creation; searching has so far yielded only bits and pieces. I'm really just looking for a way to make icons/UI elements bigger so I can *see* them without a magnifying glass. Heh.
[08:02] <Crowler> Poindexter_ have you tried to go into options?
[08:02] <Poindexter_> Looked there. Couldn't find it. I will look again.
[08:03] <Jordan_U> testuser99: Can you create a file /boot/grub/custom.cfg containing only "terminal_output console"?
[08:03] <chen> HI
[08:03] <testuser99> Jordan_U: I'm not sure how i can create that
[08:03] <testuser99> i suppose i could try to login blindly and 'touch' it
[08:03] <Poindexter_> I cannot believe how fast Debian LXDE works with Virtual Box by Oracle.
[08:04] <Jordan_U> testuser99: So you basically have no way currently to access files on the hard drive. Correct?
[08:04] <testuser99> right
[08:04] <Crowler> beata most resources for linux UI's are raw png's
[08:05] <testuser99> i guess it started up
[08:05] <testuser99> i can ping it
[08:05] <testuser99> but ssh is not running
[08:05] <Kristof_D> I've just succesfully installed a wireless driver (a lot of trouble), but now when I reboot my laptop I first have to deactivate and reactivate it before it actually works. Any help on that?
[08:06] <Jordan_U> testuser99: OK. Then let's just blindly try to interact with grub :). Hold shift during boot and wait until after you see the grub loading and the monitor complains about the resolution. At that point press "c" (which will get you to a grub shell) then type "terminal_output console" and hit enter. If you're lucky and an accurate typist you should be able to see the grub shell at that point, and return to the menu by pressing escape.
[08:07] <testuser99> haha alright i will reboot and try holding shift
[08:07] <Crowler> Kristof_D write script with de/activate commands and put it in autostart?
[08:09] <Kristof_D> Crowler, well, hadn't thought of that. I'll try that if nobody knows of a cleaner way.
[08:10] <Crowler> Kristof_D write this world is not perfect, especially when it comes to win-NIC in linux
[08:10] <geek0091> how is a script not clean?
[08:10] <testuser99> Jordan_U: still nothing, hah
[08:11] <beata> Crowler: Beg to differ? The theme files I'm looking at are mostly complicated text files with what appear to be drawing commands, for which I have yet to find documentation. Admittedly, I have managed to puzzle out a little bit, but it's still Klingon to me, and some of the snippets I've googled up don't seem to do anything.
[08:12] <SilfenX> can anyone give me a hint why I m getting this message back in terminal when trying to start Users & Groups managmenet to edit users: http://pastebin.com/iuTxsQyk (sry, bothed url in other one)
[08:12] <Crowler> beata i bet its not klingon, but XML
[08:12] <testuser99> i wonder if i should try and netboot again and just try and overwrite the mbr with lilo
[08:13] <beata> Hehe.
[08:13] <__Alex_> SilfenX: Try it with gksu unstead of sudo
[08:13] <__Alex_> *instead
[08:13] <SilfenX> __Alex_: ok, cheers
[08:15] <testuser99> HAH
[08:15] <testuser99> the grub prompt just showed up
[08:15] <testuser99> 3 min later
[08:16] <testuser99> Jordan_U: I have a grub> promt now
[08:16] <vlad__> Guys, I'm trying to copy over the SASL script over to X-Chat, I've coppied the Pytho script to every xchat directory and it won't work.
[08:16] <vlad__> Is anyone using xchat with SASL?
[08:17] <Jordan_U> testuser99: Try pressing escape to get back to the grub menu.
[08:17]  * Crowler never bothered to add any script to xchat
[08:17] <testuser99> k, i am at the menu!
[08:18] <SilfenX> __Alex_: This time I got this back from terminal: http://pastebin.com/xL386h1H
[08:18] <liang> ibus
[08:19] <testuser99> Jordan_U: is terminal_output command persistant?
[08:19] <testuser99> is the*
[08:19] <SilfenX> *sighs* - why o lord is everything so impossible
[08:19] <Jordan_U> testuser99: No, you'll need to do the modification of /etc/default/grub and then run "sudo update-grub" to make a persistant change.
[08:20] <testuser99> Jordan_U: k, should i bother booting it, or can i do that through grub?
[08:22] <Jordan_U> testuser99: You need to do this from a booted system. Grub doesn't ever write to disk (*except to /boot/grub/grubenv but only because it is pre-allocated and thus can be easily determined to be safe).
[08:22] <SilfenX> if anyone got a moment to spare, I m curious as to why I have NO access to alter settings/move around icons on desktop, make persistent changes in system tools etc. I ve set up my system according to this tutorial: http://www.havetheknowhow.com/Configure-the-server/Install-VNC.html
[08:23] <Crowler> SilfenX because ubuntu made "foolproof"
[08:24] <SilfenX> oh, is there a way around 'foolproof'?
[08:25] <Crowler> sure there is, if you not afraid to experiment
[08:25] <Kristof_D> I can't seem to find the shell commands to activate/deactivate proprietary hardware drivers. Anyone who knows 'em by heart?
[08:25] <SilfenX> no I m not, only thing that bother me really is I dont know how, even where to begin. Maybe change distro alltogether?
[08:26] <Crowler> SilfenX i doubt you'll find more freedom in any modern package based distro
[08:26] <liang> hi,all, when I installed ibus-qt-1.3.1-source, I have got error "qibusbus.cpp:11: fatal error: dbus/dbus.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated.", if you have the same err,pls let me know ?
[08:28] <klawd> hi!
[08:28] <SilfenX> Crowler: sitting down at the actual machine running ubuntu, the screen only shows a terminal prompt while if I access it via VNC from my windows machine, I get a very basic looking gnome desktopthingamajingy
[08:28] <klawd> how can i disable the boot splas screen?
[08:28] <klawd> i just want to see what's going on on console level
[08:28] <SilfenX> is it the vnc session in itself that prohibits me from full access?
[08:29] <Crowler> Kristof_D first find what package you use for drivers
[08:29] <SilfenX> could I instance the vnc session with elevated access rights somehow?
[08:29] <Crowler> SilfenX alt+f7?
[08:30] <Crowler> SilfenX stock vnc is "foolproof" too
[08:30] <testuser99> well, i got it booted, but now stuck at a blinking _
[08:36] <Crowler> klawd you have to edit grub config file
[08:36] <Crowler> klawd or press esc at boot time
[08:37] <klawd> i tried with the grub config file
[08:37] <klawd> but it seems to not have worked, i use wubi
[08:38] <Crowler> is it that things that boots linux from windows?
[08:39] <__Alex_> Crowler: Yes
[08:39] <SilfenX> Crowler: alt+f7 on ubuntu machine gives a bunch of text, ending with 'The vnc HOME variable is not set'
[08:40] <Crowler> i only heard about wubi, but neer actually used it
[08:41] <Crowler> SilfenX stock vnc doesnt allow you to connect to your established linux session
[08:41] <testuser99> from the grub> prompt, can i tell ubuntu to only use console output?
[08:42] <Crowler> SilfenX so if you connect via vnc, you get logged out from gui locally
[08:42] <SilfenX> Crowler: ok. Since you say 'stock vnc', I assume there is something else out there might let me do that?
[08:42] <bastidrazor> klawd: remove quiet and splash from GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=  in /etc/default/grub then do a 'sudo update-grub'
[08:42] <Crowler> SilfenX there is
[08:43] <Crowler> SilfenX try some derivatives, like tightvnc
[08:43] <SilfenX> Crowler: this setup is based on ubuntu server 10.04 and has only got gnome-core installed
[08:44] <SilfenX> Crowler: just to prevent it from running a heavy local gui which I really dont need if I can get this to work properly. It s meant to sit healdess in a closet
[08:44] <blendedbychris> when i run uname -r and get 2.6.32-342-ec2 … is that the latest kernel?
[08:45] <blendedbychris> or do i need to run apt-get install linux-…3.0.16 etc?
[08:45] <SilfenX> Crowler: the vncserver I m running now I think is called vnc4server/x11?
[08:46] <Crowler> SilfenX try some lightweight UI, but they usually ugly, outdated and you have to configure them by manually editing config files
[08:47] <Crowler> blendedbychris dont bother. 3.xx is just a name
[08:48] <blendedbychris> Crowler: watcha mean?
[08:48] <blendedbychris> i upgrade from lts to ocelot … just making sure i don't need to change grub or install an update kernel
[08:49] <Crowler> blendedbychris dont bother. 3.xx was released as a jubilee edition. 20 years of linux
[08:49] <Crowler> blendedbychris no new functionality or serious improvements were made
[08:49] <blendedbychris> hrm
[08:49] <sam_> hellooooo
[08:52] <blendedbychris> well my mind is thoroughly baffled
[08:52] <blendedbychris> so i'm done
[08:53] <tejas> ?
[08:54] <testuser99> im trying to set kernel options from grub by doing grub> kernel /vmlinuz vga=ask
[08:54] <klawd> bastidrazor: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
[08:54] <testuser99> but getting kernel: command not found
[08:54] <haftish> i cant share my fodler from my ubuntu 10.10 just i enable the file sharing but still it is not working?
[08:54] <klawd> bastidrazor: and update-grub says Skipping Windows 7 (loader) on Wubi system
[08:54] <Crowler> testuser99 try "?", eh?
[08:56] <haftish> i can't share my fodler from my ubuntu 10.10 just i enable the file sharing but still it is not working? the error says "Failed to execute child process "testparm" (No such file or directory)"
[08:57] <lisa_> I typed this command, but now Ubuntu loads and freezes. mkdir ~/.config/autostart; cd ~/.config/autostart; ln -s /usr/share/applications/rainlendar2.desktop .
[08:57] <lisa_> any fix?
[08:57] <Crowler> haftish instal package that "testparm" belongs to
[08:58] <Seveas> !find testparm
[08:58] <lisa_> how do I remove something from the auto start?
[08:59] <haftish> Crowler: i can't find it "testparm"?
[08:59] <Crowler> lisa_ rm
[08:59] <Crowler> lisa_ or rd for folder
[09:00] <Crowler> haftish : [12:58:08] <Seveas> !find testparm
[09:00] <Crowler> [12:58:14] <ubottu> File testparm found in manpages-zh, python-samba, samba-common-bin, samba-dbg, samba-doc
[09:00] <noosh> !find foo
[09:00] <noosh> cute.
[09:02] <lisa_> Crowler, rd for folder?> what yiou mean?
[09:03] <lisa_> where are programs listed to start at boot?
[09:03] <Crowler> lisa_ rm removes file(s), rd - folders
[09:03] <lisa_> Crowler, which folder do I remove?
[09:03] <Crowler> lisa_ i dont know. i dont even have ubuntu
[09:04] <lisa_> Crowler, :P
[09:04] <Crowler> lisa_ but probably you should remove what you created
[09:04] <Seveas> lisa_, depends on what's autostarting. Unfortunately there are several ways for things to 'autostart'
[09:04] <qazokm> does anyone know where the exit to route 1 is?
[09:04] <bogdomania> hi guys, quick Q : just installed apache2,php5, etc.. my router has port 80 open, but i cant connect from outside to the server.. ufw is inactive.. sudo netstat -an | grep "LISTEN " looks good..
[09:05] <Seveas> qazokm, route del -net 1
[09:05] <bogdomania> do i need to configure something else?
[09:05] <Seveas> bogdomania, did you forward port 80 to iyour server?
[09:05] <rileyp> lisa  settings>session and startup
[09:05] <bogdomania> Seveas, im a n00b, how do i do that ?
[09:05] <Seveas> depends on the router, read its manual :-)
[09:06] <bogdomania> u ment to conf. the router itself?
[09:06] <Seveas> bogdomania, yeah
[09:06] <lisa_> Ubuntu have any text editors that allow many open text files in tabs?
[09:06] <rileyp> lisa what do you wish to stop starting as some programs are not in the settings manager
[09:07] <Seveas> lisa_, gedit
[09:07] <bogdomania> that's done, moreover, on another win7 machine, running wamp(lamp for win) i can connect from outside, on the same router
[09:07] <lisa_> Seveas, I typed this command earlier, . mkdir ~/.config/autostart; cd ~/.config/autostart; ln -s /usr/share/applications/rainlendar2.desktop .
[09:07] <lisa_> Seveas, so now Rainlendar starts auto
[09:07] <Seveas> lisa_, in that case: rm ~/.config/autostart/rainlendar2.desktop
[09:07] <rileyp> lisa  nano can do tabs too! and its a terminal editor
[09:07] <lisa_> Seveas, ty :)
[09:07] <haftish> lisa:mc
[09:07] <lisa_> rileyp, ok ill try gedit first and then see
[09:08] <Seveas> if you want terminal editors with tabs: vim
[09:08] <Seveas> but that's not suitable for new users :)
[09:08] <rileyp> novim or vi they are both evil
[09:09] <Seveas> vim is awesome. But has a learning "curve" that's almost vertical :)
[09:09] <lisa_> Seveas, gedit didnt work, i forgot to mention the files are .rtf
[09:09] <lisa_> gedit says it cannot open the rtf files
[09:09] <Seveas> rileyp, http://bc.tech.coop/blog/images/curves.jpg
[09:09] <rileyp> seveas no vim or vi they are both pure evil   ...lol
[09:09] <Crowler> not that theyre really evil. they just dont reflect on hardware platform they were ported to
[09:09] <Seveas> lisa_, hmm yes, that would be important to mention :)
[09:10] <Seveas> doesn't abiword do tabs these days? I know openoffice doesn't...
[09:10] <lisa_> Seveas, hehe.  so what can I do now?
[09:10] <Seveas> try abiword :)
[09:10] <Seveas> no guarantees about tabs though, haven't used it in ages
[09:10] <haftish> Crowler: i have install pythhon-samba but still it is not working?
[09:11] <lisa_> installing abiword now
[09:11] <lisa_> Seveas, surely there must be a text editor I can use that supports multiple tabs?
[09:12] <Crowler> haftish usually in package based distros there are so called "task" packages
[09:12] <lisa_> anyone know if I can see all windows open?
[09:12] <Crowler> haftish try to look for "filesharing"
[09:12] <Seveas> lisa_, text editor yes, rtf is not text, it's a marked up document
[09:13] <lisa_> Seveas, I want a way to colour text and make bold etc and support multiple tabs.
[09:13] <Seveas> lisa_, I understand :) I'm just not sure there is something that does both
[09:13] <spych102> lisa_ to see all windows running in Ubuntu press the Win key and W
[09:13] <bastidrazor> lisa_: scite  can do it all.
[09:14] <haftish> Crowler: then i find that filesharing i make it enable
[09:14] <Seveas> bastidrazor, scite does rtf?
[09:14] <lisa_> Abiword doesnt support tabs :(
[09:14] <Crowler> haftish uhum. it should bring all that is needed as dependencies
[09:14] <lotuspsychje> whats the best gnucash replacement?
[09:15] <spych102> lisa_, gedit supports tabs
[09:15] <Seveas> spych102, but not rtf
[09:15] <spych102> oh...
[09:15] <lisa_> spych102, how can I see and switch between windows?
[09:15] <bastidrazor> Seveas: yes rtf too
[09:15] <lisa_> spych102, but gedit wouldnt open my rtf files :(
[09:16] <haftish> Crowler:  i know that but let me tell you one thing  iam not familar with ubuntu thats why iam asking such qoustion
[09:16] <Seveas> lisa_, bastidrazor had a good suggestion there: scite apparently does rtf and tabs
[09:16] <lisa_> bastidrazor, scite? ok i install now,. brb
[09:16] <Crowler> haftish dont worry, it works same way everywhere
[09:17] <anwaya> hey..sorry if i'm interrupting , I want to install python 2.5 on Ubuntu11.10..However apt-get says "package python2.5 has no installation  candidate"..I've done update and upgrade . Could any one tell me how to handle the problem please.?
[09:17] <Crowler> haftish you end up with lots of trash you'll never use, but you get everything working as a repay
[09:17] <spych102> lisa_ if you press the Windows Key + W it should show all windows and then you can , double click on the one you want.
[09:17] <lotuspsychje> !python
[09:18] <Seveas> anwaya, 11.10 has a newer python already, why do you want the old version?
[09:18] <lisa_> scite doesnt work :(  it opened my rtf files all code like messy text
[09:18] <haftish> Crowler:  still not
[09:18] <lotuspsychje> !info python
[09:18] <lisa_> spych102, cool
[09:18] <anwaya> for a software development i'm trying to work on..
[09:19] <Seveas> anwaya, and why do you specifically need that older version? Anything that runs on 2.5 will run on 2.6 and 2.7 too
[09:19] <Crowler> haftish if it still not working after installing "task" package, im out of ideas
[09:19] <lisa_> bastidrazor, any other ideas...scite opened my rtf files, but the text looks like this:
[09:19] <anwaya> Apparently not...This project specifically requires 2.5...:(
[09:19] <terminate> a
[09:20] <pglod> anwaya, try out virtualenv
[09:20] <terminate> anyone can help me about exploit web
[09:20] <lisa_> ouch.. pressing window key + W crashed my ubuntu :(
[09:20] <pglod> it lets you create self-contained python environments so you don't have to install 2.5 globally-- that might break things
[09:20] <Seveas> anwaya, that's a pain. You'll need to install from source into your homedir and keep that version well away from /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin so you don't upset ubuntu
[09:20] <Seveas> anwaya, and yeah, what pglod said
[09:21] <haftish> Crowler:  iam in pogress
[09:21] <haftish> Crowler:  i will tell you when iam finish this one
[09:21] <anwaya> k..Thanks a lot.
[09:21] <lisa_> scite didnt work... when I open my rtf files all i see is this... {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang3081{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil Courier New;}{\f1\fnil\fcharset0 Courier New;}{\f2\froman\fcharset0 Times New Roman;}}
[09:21] <lisa_> {\colortbl ;\red0\green0\blue255;}
[09:21] <lisa_> {\*\generator PolyEdit 5.0.0.15.27014;}\viewkind4\uc1
[09:21] <lisa_> \pard\f0\fs20\par
[09:21] <FloodBot1> lisa_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:22] <lisa_> anyone know of a text editor which supports multiple tabs + rtf files?
[09:22] <JelloPop> lisa_: What is a rtf file?
[09:22] <Seveas> lisa_, ah, so bastidrazor was technically correct but useless :) You're now seeing the source of the rtf file
[09:22] <haftish> Crowler:   still it is not working?>
[09:23] <Crowler> lisa_ wine+office
[09:23] <JelloPop> lisa_: have understanding of linux ur getting specific
[09:23] <__Alex_> JelloPop: Rich text format iirc
[09:23] <Crowler> lisa_ or wordpad
[09:23] <Seveas> __Alex_, correct :)
[09:23] <JelloPop> __Alex_:  is this supported in linux last time I checked it was a ways off
[09:23] <lisa_> it doesnt support making text bold or colored either
[09:24] <lisa_> so im back to square one :LP
[09:24] <Seveas> JelloPop, oh, openoffice and abiword can read it just fine. But neither do documents-in-tabs, which is the feature lisa_ is looking for :)
[09:24] <lisa_> Seveas, i wonder why nobody created a text editor for Ubuntu that supports multipe tabs and ability to make text colored or bold.  many such programs in windows but none on Linux?
[09:25] <Crowler> haftish sometimes services do not start automatically. either start them manually or reboot
[09:25] <JelloPop> Seveas: what about printing text in this format??
[09:25] <Seveas> lisa_, well, linux people like their multi-window applications more I guess
[09:25] <lisa_> JelloPop, its my first day, i only installed ubuntu today:)
[09:25] <Crowler> lisa_ rtf is windows format
[09:25] <haftish> Crowler:   thanks it works now
[09:25] <lisa_> i really need to find a text editor that does what I need.
[09:25] <Seveas> JelloPop, works A-ok
[09:26] <lisa_> Seveas, one may exist but we dont know which one :P
[09:26] <haftish> Crowler:   thank you  so much
[09:26] <Crowler> haftish np
[09:26] <Seveas> lisa_, indeed :)
[09:26] <JelloPop> Seveas: lots of advance since 97 sorry last time I had to deal with college homework and a windows network printer.. lol
[09:27] <Seveas> JelloPop, rofl :)
[09:27] <spych102> lisa_, have you tried TEA Text Editor?
[09:27] <Seveas> spych102, tea can't write rtf
[09:28] <lisa_> spych102, ill try it now... btw, can I press an icon on Ubuntu and it shows all programs open?
[09:28] <spych102> doh
[09:28] <lisa_> so I then select which program?  Alt+Tab is hurting my wrist lol
[09:28] <Seveas> lisa_, windows_key + w
[09:28] <lisa_> Seveas, I did Windows key + w, but Ubuntu crashed
[09:29] <Seveas> hmm, that's not good. Which version?
[09:29] <lisa_> and froze up
[09:29] <lisa_> Seveas, i just installed today, 11.10
[09:29] <lisa_> maybe my video drivers?
[09:29] <Rejo> I have an upstart script for Etherpad Lite, but it's not recognized (e.g. it's not listed when running "service --status-all"). Any idea's?
[09:29] <lisa_> how can I install latest nvidia drivers?
[09:29] <Seveas> I found 11.10 rather unreliable and quickly went to 12.04
[09:29] <Seveas> !nvidia | lisa_
[09:29] <lisa_> Seveas, 12.04 is out?
[09:29] <Rejo> http://pastebin.com/CVQPtPkX
[09:31] <benzaldehyde> Lisa make sure you close down X server to install the drivers...
[09:32] <lisa_> i wonder why Ubuntu website didnt offer me 12.04?
[09:32] <oCean> lisa_: because 12.04 is still beta
[09:32] <lisa_> benzaldehyde, i dont understand
[09:32] <lisa_> oCean, so 12.04 is better you say?
[09:32] <oCean> lisa_: no, 12.04 is beta, that means still testing. Not stable yet
[09:32] <Crowler> no, he says its beta version
[09:33] <lisa_> oCean, ok
[09:33] <scientes> lisa_, the developerment of FOSS softwre, inc. Ubuntu GNU/Linux, generally all done in the open
[09:33] <Xabster> feature richer, but not done
[09:33] <Xabster> thats normally what beta means
[09:33] <lisa_> ok
[09:33] <scientes> so while you CAN install the very latest version, it isn't always a good idea, as it hasn't been testes as much
[09:33] <lisa_> matt_symes_, you coming or goin? hehe
[09:33] <lisa_> scientes, ok
[09:33] <scientes> and it isn't designed for general consumption, like some debugging stuff is turned on, that gets turned off in the final version
[09:34] <matt_symes_> lisa_ trying to get a cloak
[09:34] <scientes> that said lisa_ , i am running 12.04 right now
[09:34] <Seveas> Rejo, that script looks reasonable to me (though I don't know upstart that well).
[09:34] <lisa_> ill stick withh 11 :)
[09:34] <Seveas> Rejo, but you've misread the 'service' manpage
[09:34] <Seveas>        service --status-all runs all init scripts, in alphabetical order, with the status command. This  option  only  calls  status  for  sysvinit  jobs,
[09:34] <Seveas>        upstart jobs can be queried in a similar manner with initctl list'.
[09:34] <Seveas> you'll want initctl list I guess :)
[09:35] <lisa_> is there a way to get a bar run across the bottom of screen which I can click on to open different programs that are running?
[09:35] <Seveas> lisa_, in ubuntu that bar is at the left hand side and cannot be moved
[09:35] <scientes> lisa_, so its important to note that even though a version is released, it continues to change, with bug fixes and more imp. security updates
[09:35] <Rejo> Seveas: If that is true, it's still not recognized as a service.
[09:36] <scientes> but no new features
[09:36] <Seveas> Rejo, 'initctl list' doesn't show it?
[09:36] <rizal> hay, someone can helping me!!!
[09:36] <Rejo> Seveas: Nope.
[09:36] <scientes> however, also take note, that the various programs that ubuntu packages are all on their own release cycles, so while some projects like GNOME are syncronized, other are not
[09:36] <Seveas> Rejo, odd, Does 'telinit q' help?
[09:36] <Rejo> Seveas: See:
[09:36] <Rejo> root@trillian:/etc/init# initctl list |grep ether
[09:36] <Rejo> root@trillian:/etc/init# ls *squid*
[09:36] <Rejo> squid.conf
[09:36] <Rejo> root@trillian:/etc/init# ls *etherpad*
[09:36] <Rejo> etherpad-lite.conf
[09:36] <FloodBot1> Rejo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:36] <lisa_> Seveas, for example I now run xchat, which takes up the whole screen.  I dont even see the left bar.  Whats an easy way to switch between program? besides Win key + W?
[09:36] <scientes> like in ubuntu, universe packages from debian can be buggy and out of date
[09:37] <scientes> esp with LTS releases
[09:37] <scientes> lisa_, metacity --replace
[09:37] <rileyp> lisa alt+tab
[09:37] <Rejo> Seveas: So, the file is there, but it just doesn't seem to be recognized.
[09:37] <Seveas> Rejo, root-owned, mode 644?
[09:37] <scientes> lisa_, or if you can only get a terminal in a console (ctlr-alt-f1), DESKTOP=:0 metacity --replace
[09:37] <rizal> ......
[09:37] <lisa_> im installing nvidia drivers, maybe that will fix the Win key + W
[09:37] <Rejo> Seveas:
[09:38] <Crowler> Rejo shouldnt it be made executable?
[09:38] <lisa_> scientes, whats metacity --replace?
[09:38] <Rejo> Yes. -rw-r--r-- 1 root root
[09:38] <spych102> lisa_, yes the nvidia drivers should do the trick
[09:38] <Rejo> Crowler: Nope.
[09:38] <rizal> ......
[09:38] <scientes> lisa_, if you window management crashes for some reason
[09:38] <Rejo> Crowler: Sure about that.
[09:38] <rizal> hay
[09:38] <Rejo> It's not a file that is executable, it's read by upstart proceses
[09:38] <lisa_> if ubuntu crashes and nothing seems to work.. instead of having to turn of laptop power button, what can I do?
[09:38] <scientes> lisa_, like if you cant select windows, but buttons still work, try either compiz --replace, or metacity --replace
[09:38] <Seveas> Rejo, all I can think of then is a syntax error. Didn't see one though. Anything in the logfiles after telinit q that indicates it has tried to read it?
[09:39] <rileyp> lisa ctrl+alt_f1
[09:39] <lisa_> scientes, but nothing works, frozen screen,  happened 3 times today
[09:39] <scientes> lisa_, you can go to console (ctrl-alt-f1) and /etc/init.d/lightdm restart
[09:39] <lisa_> rileyp, ok ill try ctrl+alt_f1 if it happens again
[09:39] <Rejo> Seveas: Good thing.
[09:39] <Rejo> Mar 25 11:39:16 trillian init: /etc/init/etherpad-lite.conf:32: Unterminated quoted string
[09:39] <rileyp> lisa ctrl+alt+f1 sorry
[09:39] <Rejo> That is the problem most likely!
[09:39] <Seveas> Rejo, ah!
[09:39] <scientes> lisa_, can you paste lspci here paste.ubuntu.com
[09:39] <Rejo> Seveas: Thanks!
[09:39] <lisa_> rileyp, you said ctrl+alt_f1 :)
[09:40] <scientes> lisa_, &**output of "lspci" in console
[09:40] <oCean> Rejo: your author line misses the closing "
[09:40] <rileyp> lisa and the a sudo reboot should get you rolling again
[09:40] <Seveas> de nada. Glad I could do something for someone who's doing so much for us :)
[09:40] <scientes> nono, /etc/init.d/lightdm is enought for most crashes
[09:40] <lisa_> ok ubuntu says I need to restart tgo activate nvidia
[09:40] <lisa_> brb
[09:40] <rileyp> *the then
[09:40] <rizal> Ooo....
[09:40] <scientes> */etc/init.d/lightdm restart
[09:41] <rileyp> lisa you can do a alt + printscreen +k to restart the gdm
[09:41] <rileyp> lisa rather than a reboot
[09:41] <scientes> rileyp, no you cant
[09:41] <rizal> ......
[09:41] <bastidrazor> rizal: is the channel suppose to guess your question?
[09:41] <scientes> rileyp, that just triggers the OOM killer, its totally wrong to suggest that
[09:41] <rizal> bastidrazor : yes
[09:41] <scientes> rileyp, ctrl-alt-backspace use to work, but ubuntu doesn't enable that anymore
[09:41] <rileyp> oh ok i thought it restarted x
[09:42] <scientes> *ctrl-shift-backspace
[09:42] <bastidrazor> rizal: 23 is your answer. best of luck.
[09:42] <scientes> rileyp, i've been learning that that is a common misunderstanding, which is very unfourtunate
[09:42] <Rejo> oCean, Seveas: fixed the typo, still there is another problem, but i'll try to figure that one out myself - thanks for all the help
[09:42] <rileyp> good to learn these things!
[09:42] <rileyp> thnaks
[09:42]  * scientes will keep trying to undo that myth...
[09:42] <rizal> bastidrazor : can you help me!!!
[09:42] <lotuspsychje> soreau: i found a package for specific area recording
[09:43] <bastidrazor> rizal: state your question to the channel. if someone knows the solution they will answer
[09:43] <lisa_> i pressed ctrl+alt+f1 and got stuck, didnt know how to get out of it
[09:43] <scientes> the OOM killer generally kills firefox when it goes off on me....
[09:43] <Jordan_U> scientes: rileyp: alt+sysrq+k kills whatever is on the current VT. If X is on the current VT then X will be killed, returning you to GDM/LightDM/FooDM/.
[09:43] <lisa_> what am supposed to type in ctrl+alt+f1 ?
[09:43] <scientes> Jordan_U, that is TOTALLY wrong
[09:43] <rileyp> scientes: I used to use sudo service gdm restart is thre a new command I can use to stop start or restart the gdm (i use xfce4)
[09:44] <spych102> lisa_, try ctrl+alt+f7
[09:44] <rizal> bastidrazor : OK
[09:44] <scientes> rileyp, service lightdm restart
[09:44] <geek0091> trying to use an ubuntu server as gateway, unable to resolve hostnames when connected straight to modem?
[09:44] <lisa_> if my ubuntu freezes and i press ctrl+alt+f1 , what do I type?
[09:44] <geek0091> but can ping modem ip
[09:44] <scientes> geek0091, use pppoeconf package
[09:44] <rileyp> scientes:  can I use service lghtdm stop as well?
[09:44] <scientes> lisa_, you log in with your username and packge
[09:45] <JelloPop>  Wow what a night :)
[09:45] <lisa_> when I installed ubuntu I chose to encrypt HOME.  How can I double check that its actually encrypted?
[09:45] <Crowler> regardless of X, the video driver itself have to be loaded and started first
[09:45] <scientes> rileyp, yeah, its just that ubuntu switched from gdm to lightdm
[09:45] <lisa_> scientes, I did but it just went back to a CLI
[09:45] <geek0091> scientes: want to use raw /etc/network/interfaces config?
[09:45] <AlanBell> lisa_: log in as another user and try and peek in your home directory
[09:45] <Seveas> lisa_, create another user. Log out, log in as that user. Try to access *your* homedirectory
[09:45] <scientes> lisa_, "mount" command, will show ecryptfs, otherwise log in as root and check that way
[09:45] <scientes> geek0091, pppoeconf uses that
[09:45] <lisa_> im confused :P
[09:45] <Jordan_U> scientes: Why do you claim that it's wrong?
[09:45] <lisa_> scientes, ok brb
[09:45] <scientes> geek0091, it just helps autoconfigure interfaces
[09:46] <geek0091> scientes: is it in default install of server edit.?
[09:46] <scientes> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
[09:46] <Seveas> lisa_, 'mount' should show a line like this: /home/dennis/.Private on /home/dennis type ecryptfs (ecryptfs_check_dev_ruid,ecryptfs_cipher=aes,ecryptfs_key_bytes=16,ecryptfs_unlink_sigs,ecryptfs_sig=...,ecryptfs_fnek_sig=...)
[09:46] <scientes> Jordan_U, oh sorry
[09:46] <rileyp> lisa you can use any command you want eg sudo reboot or sudo shutdown -h now or ls or cd or dmesg or whatever
[09:46] <Crowler> lisa_ hope you backed up all your stuff somewhere safe...
[09:46] <lisa_> Seveas, yes I see something like that
[09:47] <scientes> lisa_, then your stuff is encrypted
[09:47] <lisa_> Crowler, i only installed Ubuntu today so I got nothing on there really yet
[09:47] <lotuspsychje> whats the best gnucash alternative
[09:47] <scientes> lisa_, with ecryptfs
[09:47] <rileyp> scientes:  thanks fro the tip Ive wanted to know for quite a while...
[09:47] <scientes> lotuspsychje, gnucash
[09:47] <lotuspsychje> oO
[09:47] <lisa_> all i need now is to find a mulie tab text editor that supports colour text and bold etc
[09:47] <lisa_> multie
[09:47] <scientes> rileyp, REISUB, is there generally suggested order on hard lockup
[09:48] <scientes> ctrl-alt-sysrq-b is very useful
[09:48] <rizal> Im use linux gnacktrak, and wifi not support in my linux, can someone help me???
[09:48] <Jordan_U> !backtrack | rizal
[09:48] <JelloPop> lisa_: before u get to wild slow down and do clonezilla dont let people push u into a system crash!
[09:48] <Crowler> rizal install ubuntu
[09:48] <lisa_> can I convert rtf files to text files so I can try gedit?
[09:48] <scientes> rizal, pastebin lspci for me
[09:49] <lisa_> JelloPop, where I get clonezilla?
[09:49] <scientes> rizal, its probably that you are missing propritary broadcom drivers
[09:49] <Crowler> lisa_ you'll lose all formatting
[09:49] <lisa_> nviodia drivers are installed, i wonder if Window key + w will crash.. too scared to try hehe
[09:49] <scientes> lisa_, open rtf with LibreOffice
[09:50] <JelloPop> lisa_: wants to know how to back up system with clonzilla
[09:50] <scientes> lisa_, it wont crash now
[09:50] <lisa_> scientes, yes that works but LO dont support multie tabs
[09:50] <spych102> lisa_, fingers crossed...
[09:50] <scientes> lisa_, however with nvidia you loose the pretty ctrl-alt-f1-6 terminals
[09:50] <lisa_> scientes, maybe I can open rtf in LO and save as text?
[09:50] <scientes> (called Kernel Mode Setting KMS)
[09:50] <scientes> lisa_, hmmm, maybe, but don't you want the formattting?
[09:51] <JelloPop> lisa_: stop and ask how to back up system not push forward.. this could be a mess
[09:51] <scientes> lisa_, you might be interested in !lyx
[09:51] <Crowler> so many helpers...
[09:52] <Jordan_U> lisa_: You can use Libre Office to output to plain text, or use "unrtf".
[09:52] <scientes> Crowler, i guess its only like this (at all) on the weekend
[09:52] <scientes> ....
[09:52] <lisa_> does gedit support doc?
[09:52] <lisa_> JelloPop, ok
[09:52] <scientes> lisa_, gedit ONLY supports raw text
[09:52] <lisa_> JelloPop,how? :)
[09:52] <scientes> lisa_, and since .doc is a binary format, no
[09:52] <scientes> lisa_, but .doc is very supported by LibreOffice
[09:53] <lisa_> scientes, do you know any ubuntu text editor that supports multie tabs + colouring and bolding text?
[09:53] <lisa_> JelloPop, clonezilla is best to backupo my ubuntu?
[09:53] <sacarlson> scientes: lisa_: I know gedit supports bold text and I think different text sizes, not sure what format it supports
[09:54] <lisa_> sacarlson, can i colour text?
[09:54] <scientes> sacarlson, thats all about formatting flat source files, it doesn't read markup
[09:54] <sacarlson> lisa_: I'm not sure
[09:54] <hydrox24> lisa_: can I be bold and suggest something like VI/VIM? It has a huge learning curve though
[09:54] <hydrox24> *gvim* that is...
[09:54] <JelloPop> lisa_: here http://clonezilla.org/downloads.php
[09:54] <lisa_> JelloPop, ok thanks
[09:55] <lisa_> brb gone to backup :)
[09:55] <sacarlson> scientes: ya that markup thing is cool,  you might be right
[09:55] <arand> lisa_: No, I think it would be tricky to find an editor with tabs and in-format colouring, gedit can do syntax colouring, but the file is still plain text underneath.
[09:56] <scientes> again, try LyX
[09:56] <scientes> apt-get install lyx
[09:56] <JelloPop> Can anyone tell me why no one suggested backup fill system???
[09:56] <scientes> you will end up with the prettiest documents you have ever seen
[09:56] <lisa_> by the way , gedit doesnt do bold text
[09:56] <scientes> lisa_, ^
[09:56] <scientes> gedit is NOT the tool
[09:56] <lisa_> scientes, yep
[09:57] <karamba> my sound applet has bugged,now i cant change volume can someone help me?
[09:57] <scientes> LibreOffice is the standard WYSIWYG
[09:57] <scientes> and LyX is fundamentally differn't, buy way awesome
[09:57] <scientes> and i think makes more sense in most cases
[09:57] <lisa_> JelloPop, so I burn clonezilla onto CD and boot CD and backup ubuntu?
[09:57] <lisa_> scientes, i wish LibreOffice supported multi tab like gedit does
[09:58] <scientes> lisa_, what do you mean?
[09:58] <Crowler> karamba restart it. if it doesnt help, restart sound server. if still no luck - reboot
[09:58] <JelloPop> lisa_: or usb drive...
[09:58] <scientes> lisa_, you can set indentations with the stuff in the top ruler
[09:58] <scientes> lisa_, just like in Word
[09:58] <spych102> karamba, can you move the slider?
[09:58] <lisa_> scientes, multi tabs, i mean many different text files open at same time in different tabs
[09:58] <scientes> lisa_, ahhh, LyX supports that IIRC
[09:58] <lisa_> JelloPop, ok ty
[09:59] <lisa_> whats IIRC mean?
[09:59] <bunny69> how do you reverse mount --bind?
[09:59] <scientes> If I Recall Correctly
[09:59] <sacarlson> lisa_: I was wrong you can't even do bolt or change font size in gedit, it was all an elusion
[09:59] <lisa_> scientes, ah hehe
[09:59] <lisa_> sacarlson, :)
[09:59] <scientes> bunny69, mount --bind doesn't have a reverse
[09:59] <Crowler> lisa_ urbandictionary.com
[09:59] <lisa_> ill try Lyx, brb
[09:59] <scientes> bunny69, do you mean umount(1) ?
[09:59] <lotuspsychje> !info lyx
[09:59] <Aster> Hi.
[10:00] <arand> bunny69: Just umount?
[10:00] <Aster> I'm having a problem with multiple screens.
[10:00] <Aster> I get this: http://imgur.com/qKXzt
[10:00] <Aster> And, I really don't know how to fix it.
[10:00] <scientes> Aster, thats because you have an old video card
[10:00] <scientes> prob ATI
[10:00] <Aster> I had it working under Windows (Eew.) But not under Ubuntu.
[10:00] <scientes> that only supports a certain max resolution
[10:00] <Aster> Nope.
[10:00] <sacarlson> bunny69: what does it mean to reverse mount --bind?
[10:01] <karamba> someone tell me how can i restart the sound applet to fix it
[10:01] <scientes> Aster, from what i've heard windows uses a hack to make it work
[10:01] <Aster> o.o
[10:01] <Aster> I would doubt that.
[10:01] <Aster> :P
[10:01] <scientes> oh wait, aS2
[10:01] <scientes> Aster, 1600 seems wrong
[10:01] <scientes> the 1600 x 1600 itsaws
[10:01] <Crowler> karamba exit it, or kill it, then start again
[10:01] <scientes> it would be somthing more binary, like 2048 or 4096
[10:02] <Aster> Well, my lappy screen is 1600*900 or 900*1600
[10:02] <scientes> apparently 2048 in this version
[10:02] <karamba> I dont know the name and the command
[10:02] <bunny69> scientes thank you... it was a simple umount in fact... i just forgot completely :(
[10:02] <Aster> And my second screen is 1024*1280
[10:02] <scientes> go get some more information Aster but i've heard of this problem before
[10:02] <scientes> on old ATI cards Aster
[10:02] <Aster> Well, this computer is a year old.
[10:02] <Crowler> karamba get yourself some sort of task manager
[10:02] <scientes> Aster, its the COMBINED resolution, of both monitors
[10:02] <scientes> Aster, well then probably not
[10:03] <Aster> scientes, how can I get more info?
[10:03] <scientes> Aster, what driver?
[10:03] <Crowler> karamba or man kill
[10:03] <Aster> How can I know what the drivers are?
[10:03] <scientes> Aster, lspci, pastebin it
[10:03] <scientes> Aster, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units
[10:03] <JelloPop> scientes: wont lspci -nn work?? for video car??
[10:03] <scientes> for example
[10:03] <Aster> scientes, I type "lspci" into terminal?
[10:04] <shalivan> quakenet
[10:04]  * Aster just saw his GPU has two additional drivers he hasn't installed yet.
[10:04] <spych102> karamba, unity --reset
[10:04] <spych102> it will take about 1 minute and look a bit weird at first
[10:05] <spych102> but it should do the trick
[10:05] <scientes> Aster, yes into terminal
[10:05] <soreau> Aster: Does it work if you use xrandr?
[10:06] <Aster> What's xrandr?
[10:07] <Aster> scientes, http://pastebin.com/HdbNc0pn
[10:07] <JelloPop> soreau: I thought that was for a single monitor??
[10:08] <karamba> I dont have sound manager how to fix this please give more detailed information
[10:08] <soreau> Aster: Can you pastebin the output of xrandr -q?
[10:08] <soreau> JelloPop: xrandr is for all outputs
[10:08] <JelloPop> soreau: this is a dual monitor setup!
[10:08] <lisa_> how big is Lyx? its takine ages
[10:08] <JelloPop> soreau: how does it read two monitors???
[10:09] <Aster> soreau, http://pastebin.com/3np80CCQ
[10:09] <lisa_> do I need Latex too?
[10:09] <scientes> lisa_, lyx will pull in latex, yes, and it is a bit big
[10:09] <soreau> Aster: You probably need to set a Virtual line in xorg.conf to increase the max size
[10:10] <JelloPop> soreau: pastebin explained that.. lol :)
[10:10] <Aster> soreau, how would I do that? Well, where can I find the file?
[10:10] <soreau> Aster: You're using fglrx?
[10:10] <rizal> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[10:10] <Aster> What's fglrx?
[10:10] <Aster> D:
[10:10] <lisa_> scientes, its huge, taking ages to dl
[10:10] <soreau> Aster: Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0,og
[10:10] <soreau> Aster: Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[10:11] <rileyp>  Jordan_U: scientes: rileyp: alt+sysrq+k kills whatever is on the current VT. If X is on the current VT then X will be killed, returning you to GDM/LightDM/FooDM/...................I dont have a sysrq button?
[10:11] <scientes> rileyp, sysrq is the print screen button
[10:11] <scientes> if its not labled bothwise
[10:11] <rileyp> ok i understand that
[10:11] <karamba> I have activated gnome-shell with --replace parameter, how to return to the previous window manager (im using 10.10 maverick meerkat)
[10:12] <scientes> karamba, unity --replace
[10:12] <Xabster> I installed wine and now my update manager won't allow the updates - what am I doing wrong?
[10:12] <JelloPop> soreau: I'm learning right now about xrandr and dual monitor setup...  earlier I used ~/.xproflie to edite a sign monitor setup not xorg.config
[10:12] <karamba> OMG i dont use unity!
[10:12] <rizal> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[10:12] <makoy08> how do i force center the window title while using close,minimize,maximize:menu in gconf? the window title looks off center on some themes.
[10:12] <scientes> karamba, wait, that might be compiz --replace, not sure, ok then metacity --replace---but the original one is dead
[10:13] <makoy08> i tried it on gconf/apps/metacity/general
[10:13] <scientes> karamba, and dont be so dramatic, i dont use unity either
[10:13] <JelloPop> soreau: lots of setup options for xorg.config.. how do u keep track?????
[10:13] <lisa_> how can I stop a current download and install?
[10:14] <lisa_> lyx is taking too long, must be 1GB in size? lol
[10:14] <rizal> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[10:14] <soreau> JelloPop: you can use 'man xorg.conf' or 'man <yourdriver>'
[10:14] <bastidrazor> rizal: stop
[10:14] <lisa_> scientes, do you know?
[10:14] <scientes> rizal, yeah that spam is not welcome here
[10:15] <Aster> soreau, http://pastebin.com/fsENvdwB
[10:15] <scientes> lisa_, yeah, if its still just downloading, ctrl-c
[10:15] <JelloPop> soreau: seems u have both a local level configuration file and a system wide configuration? will read xorg.conf
[10:15] <scientes> lisa_, but once it starts installing, dont abort it
[10:15] <rizal> hehe....
[10:15] <lisa_> scientes, it says "installing" so I better leave it, but why is installing taking so long?
[10:16] <Aster> And, Soreau, I am using fglrx
[10:16] <makoy08> how do i force center the window title while using close,minimize,maximize:menu in gconf? the window title looks off center on some themes.
[10:16] <scientes> lisa_, if the current line starts with Get:1 http://.... then its downloading
[10:16] <soreau> Aster: I see that, pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[10:16] <karamba> problem with window manager solved just end gnome-session from the task manager
[10:17] <spych102> karamba, that is awesome
[10:17] <Aster> soreau, http://pastebin.com/7d4wkA8u
[10:17] <lisa_> I think the installing has frozen. what can I do scientes ?
[10:18] <scientes> lisa_, paste what is going on and i'll tell you
[10:18] <Crowler> lisa_ have a patience, hun. there was a dude not so long before you with grub loading 3min
[10:18] <rizal> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[10:18] <lisa_> it says Lyx and under Installing, but it's taking forever
[10:18] <scientes> rizal, WTF!!!!
[10:18] <lisa_> Crowler, lol
[10:19]  * lisa_ smacks rizal for being naughty
[10:19] <Ashish_> LIST
[10:19] <lisa_> ok ill bbl when its finished installing
[10:20] <soreau> Aster: hang on
[10:20] <Aster> Okay.
[10:21] <JelloPop> soreau: came across this article on config screen https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution am I missing something or forget to read?????
[10:21] <spych102> sciente, dont be so dramatic
[10:22] <soreau> Aster: What is the output of 'lspci|grep VGA'?
[10:23] <scientes> soreau, http://pastebin.com/HdbNc0pn
[10:23] <Aster> "grep VGA" is being slow.
[10:23] <Aster> D:
[10:23] <soreau> Aster: lspci|grep VGA
[10:23] <scientes> aka 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Madison [AMD Radeon HD 5000M Series]
[10:23] <scientes> he posted it earlier
[10:24] <rileyp> scientes: rileyp, REISUB, is there generally suggested order on hard lockup .....thanks i just googled reisub great info to know!
[10:24] <Aster> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Madison [AMD Radeon HD 5000M Series] <-- Soreau
[10:25] <JelloPop> soreau: see I was nt wrong just different meathods... By session with .xprofile.
[10:25] <JelloPop> Dynamically by using XRandR tool
[10:25] <JelloPop> Statically by setting in xorg.conf.
[10:25] <JelloPop> XRandR GUIs (Graphical user interfaces). By session with .xprofile.
[10:25] <JelloPop> Dynamically by using XRandR tool
[10:25] <JelloPop> Statically by setting in xorg.conf.
[10:26] <Crowler> could put both k and b in one line...
[10:26] <soreau> Aster: Edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and make it look like this http://sprunge.us/KCcX then save it and restart X by logging out
[10:27] <Aster> soreau, I just replace the conf with that and restart my computer?
[10:27] <soreau> Aster: Edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and make it look like this http://sprunge.us/KCcX then save it and restart X by logging out
[10:28] <Aster> Okay.
[10:31] <lisa_> scientes, Lyx finally finished lol
[10:31] <Aster> Br relogging.
[10:31] <Aster> Brb*
[10:32] <lisa_> scientes, Lyx only open .lyx files :(
[10:33] <Crowler> lol
[10:34] <Crowler> lisa_ i told you, wine+msoffice
[10:34] <geek0091> hey. got dhcp3 setup for port eth1, eth0 is main for incoming connection as gateway, how would I get traffic from eth0 to eth1
[10:34] <geek0091> bridge I would assume?
[10:34] <scientes> Crowler, nonono, LibreOffice is great
[10:34] <WVM6> I need help with something...
[10:35] <AniMaLiToS_> guys can anyone help me to install loic in my ubuntu???
[10:35] <scientes> and can do what lisa wants to do
[10:35] <Onkeltem> "An error has occurred. Our engineers have been notified and we will work to fix this." - this is what I see at Ubuntu One. Any ideas wtf it wants?
[10:35] <scientes> however, lyx is pretty cool for what it does, most beautiful documents i've ever created was with LyX
[10:36] <WVM6> I installed Ubuntu and then updated a lot of stuff and then my display got weird
[10:36] <Crowler> geek0091 depends on if you want inet on gw too
[10:36] <scientes> "Our engineers have been notified and we will work to fix this." HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
[10:36] <WVM6> It is not filling my monitor. It is calling my display Laptop, which it's not.
[10:37] <scientes> i mean, its amazing how fast bugs get fixed in FOSS
[10:37] <scientes> including Ubuntu
[10:37] <WVM6> And I don't know what to do
[10:37] <Crowler> geek0091 bridge for no inet, routing for inet on both
[10:37] <scientes> but its certainly not a given
[10:38] <scientes> the genious, is that if you need to, you can always fix the problem yourself, which just isn't possible with other operating systems
[10:38] <spych102> WVM6, have you got 2 displays?
[10:38] <WVM6> No just one.
[10:38] <WVM6> Like I said, everything was fine when I installed, but updating stuff chagned something.
[10:38] <spych102> have you installed any new drivers?
[10:38] <geek0091> crowler: then routing i presume...any good starting place to figure out?
[10:39] <arunkumar413> hi, i want to make gnome 3 shell themes. can anybody tell me how to start
[10:39] <Crowler> geek0091 no. and i will not say "man route" either.
[10:40] <mernilio> Hi all! My name is merilio, i come from sweden, and hope we can get along in our ways.
[10:40] <WVM6> I went to the upper right button (not sure what it's technically called) and it said there were updates, so I got a lot of them. So yes, I probably did.
[10:40] <scientes> Crowler, try ip route first
[10:40] <bazhang> !ot | mernilio
[10:40] <WVM6> Hello! I want to go to Sweden...
[10:40] <mernilio> WVM6: no sexy chick for you tho!
[10:40] <bazhang> WVM6, lets stay on topic of ubuntu support
[10:40] <Crowler> geek0091 some ppl get concept of routing on the fly, some never get it
[10:40] <bazhang> mernilio, thats enough
[10:41] <WVM6> Spych102, you still there?
[10:41] <spych102> WVM6, yes
[10:41] <geek0091> crowler: I understand the concept, just the inpractice im stumbling my way through for the first time
[10:41] <scientes> geek0091, you probably need NAT, and to enable ip forwarding
[10:41] <mernilio> bazhang: its non topic, but they are everywere here.
[10:41] <spych102> WVM6, i'm thinking
[10:41] <WVM6> Thank you. Sorry.
[10:41] <spych102> no problem
[10:41] <scientes> geek0091, if you dont need NAT, all you need to do it turn on ip forwarding, generally
[10:41] <Crowler> geek0091 thats how everyone ends up the first time
[10:42] <geek0091> crowler: exactly, I feel like im losing my virginity all over again...
[10:42] <Crowler> lol
[10:42] <scientes> Crowler, geek0091 what are guys getting all worked up about?
[10:42] <mernilio> unfortuanlly do they display a hatrige towards linuxnerds .. like myself :-(
[10:43] <Crowler> scientes routing
[10:43] <scientes> a general purpose computer, is exactly that, a general purpose computer, it can do alot of stuff
[10:43] <spych102> WVM6, it sounds like you installed a restricted driver
[10:43] <scientes> like routing based on the time of day, if you are so inclined
[10:43] <arunkumar413> hi, i want to make gnome 3 shell themes. can anybody tell me how to start
[10:43] <spych102> WVM6, was it ATI/AMD or NVIDIA?
[10:43] <scientes> Crowler, geek0091 so you still havn't explained what problem you are having that requires you guys pretending that the problem is difficult
[10:44] <WVM6> ATI
[10:44] <Crowler> im not, but he asks for learning sources, and i cant offer him anything easy
[10:44] <scientes> ahh gotcha
[10:44] <scientes> yeah, documentation of routing sucks ass
[10:44] <scientes> and its all so ugly
[10:44]  * scientes is not exactly an expect
[10:44] <spych102> WVM6, open the catalyst control center (administrative)
[10:44] <mernilio> I dont care. I like black girles. We dont have so many black woman here. So you really have to be carefull.
[10:44] <rileyp> mernilio do you need dome help
[10:44] <scientes> however, its pretty simple stuff
[10:45] <MobileAster> Soreau, I'm on my phone now, it just freezes on this screen: http://www.imgur.com/U4YYI.jpg
[10:45] <Douglas> rileyp hello
[10:45] <rileyp> hi
[10:45] <scientes> now, ipv4 exaustion causes so many damn problems
[10:45] <Douglas> i've downloaded the linux pen drive
[10:45] <mernilio> rileyp: acrually, no. i installed my first distro 1993.
[10:45] <Douglas> installed the lubuntu on the usb
[10:45] <Douglas> but when i plug it into my laptop, and reboot the PC, nothing happens
[10:45] <soreau> MobileAster: Can you boot in recovery mode?
[10:46] <MobileAster> I'll try.
[10:46] <scientes> mernilio, take your !ot somewhere else
[10:46] <rileyp> Doug how did you go installing?
[10:46] <Douglas> i just used the program
[10:46] <WVM6> spych102 I don't know if I have it on ubuntu
[10:46] <Douglas> you were right, it was really simple.
[10:46] <Douglas> 3-4 clicks
[10:46] <WVM6> nvm i found it
[10:47] <rileyp> doug you may need to open the bios boot menu to select boot from usb
[10:47] <spych102> ok
[10:47] <rileyp> douglas you may need to open the bios boot menu to select boot from usb
[10:47] <Douglas> okay
[10:47] <rileyp> brand of laptop please?
[10:47] <spych102> WVM6 when it opens go to display manager
[10:47] <MobileAster> Soreau, what do I do? "resume","fsck","remount","root"?
[10:48] <Douglas> acer 3810T i think
[10:48] <soreau> MobileAster: root prompt
[10:48] <Jemt> Hello. ALT + TAB gives me access to all my windows, no matter what workspace they are located at. How do I change it so that only the windows on the current workspace is shown ?
[10:48] <WVM6> I fixed it thanks spych102 :)
[10:48] <MobileAster> Soreau, now what?
[10:48] <Douglas> yeah that's the one.
[10:48] <MobileAster> It gave me root bash.
[10:48] <soreau> MobileAster: at the root prompt, open xorg.conf for editing# nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:48] <spych102> wvm6, that's great
[10:48] <WVM6> spych102: I slits the scaling bar to overscan. Thanks a lot!
[10:48] <WVM6> I completely forgot about that
[10:49] <WVM6> I had this problem when I reinstalled windows a little while ago.
[10:49] <MobileAster> Soreau, now what?
[10:49] <Douglas> rileyp, does it matter if the USB i have it on supports USB 2.0 or not? I'm 99 % certain that my USB does(but you never know, it's a generic one).
[10:49] <soreau> MobileAster: Then change the Virtual line values both to 1600, then save the file by doing Ctrl+X, Y and Enter
[10:50] <MobileAster> At the bottom is says " Read 12 Lines (warning : no write permission)" ,Soreau.
[10:50] <rileyp> douglas your laptop will set up to boot from the hard disk you ned to tell it to boot from usb  Im looking at the manual now
[10:51] <soreau> MobileAster: well that's strange..
[10:51] <spych102> wvm6, did actually help? LOL
[10:51] <Crowler> Douglas your usb port may sit on built-in extender, which prevents bios from detecting drive at boot time
[10:51] <soreau> MobileAster: Are you sure the file system isn't mounted ro? (read only)
[10:51] <shen-ninja> d
[10:51] <Douglas> okay and how do I see if it does?
[10:51] <Douglas> if there is even a way?
[10:52] <Crowler> Douglas try another port
[10:52] <c3sso> hello
[10:52] <soreau> MobileAster: Your prompt has a #?
[10:52] <MobileAster> Soreau, I don't see why it would.
[10:52] <Douglas> do you think there are differences between usb ports, no standardization?
[10:52] <MobileAster> It does.
[10:52] <c3sso> can somebody tell me in which package the file-open file-save dialog is?
[10:53] <soreau> MobileAster: If you're editing the file as root, it should let you unless the file system is read only
[10:53] <Crowler> Douglas drives connected via hubs usually cannot be detected by bios
[10:53] <geek0091> ok, still here scientest?
[10:53] <geek0091> or crowler?
[10:53] <MobileAster> Soreau, how would I have edited it if it were?
[10:53] <soreau> MobileAster: Check the output of 'mount'
[10:53] <Douglas> okay but what is a 'hub' in this case? can I see it or check for it somehow?
[10:53] <Crowler> geek0091 i am, but not sure if i can be of any help
[10:53] <soreau> MobileAster: See the one for '/' and the flags, rw, ro
[10:54] <geek0091> When having a dhcp server on eth1, requiring a nat translation with forwarding, and eth0 as the main interface connected to wan, wanting eth1 to be lan, how can I achieve this?
[10:54] <Crowler> Douglas no, theyre hardware transparent
[10:55] <ag71216> !ciao
[10:55] <ag71216> !
[10:55] <soreau> MobileAster: mount|grep " / "
[10:55] <Douglas> Crowler: so you mean that I can't really know in any way possible? No program etc?
[10:55] <Crowler> Douglas you cant
[10:55] <rileyp> douglas if you know how open your bios and change boot priority so that boot from usb is first in list
[10:57] <Douglas> i think i know how to enter bios
[10:58] <Douglas> appears to be F2 but i need to know if there's an extender to my USB as Crowley suggested but there's no way to know according to him
[10:58] <WVM6> spych102 yes you did help me thanks :)
[10:58] <spych102> wvm6, ok
[10:59] <MobileAster> Soreau, /dev/sda5 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro,commit=0)
[10:59] <Crowler> geek0091 you just have to assume what is what, limit dhcp to lan only and add proper lines to rounig tables on gw
[11:00] <soreau> MobileAster: I'm not sure why it wont let you save it then.. compare the output of 'groups' to 'ls -l /etc/X11/xorg.conf' maybe
[11:00] <geek0091> crowler: simply bridging instead
[11:00] <rileyp> Douglas enter bios and see if you can set it to boot from usb press f10 save and exit
[11:00] <c3sso>  can somebody tell me in which package the file-open file-save dialog is?
[11:00] <Douglas> rileyp what about this program?
[11:00] <Douglas> http://www.plop.at/en/ploplinux/intro.html
[11:00] <geek0091> crowler: its too late (7am) to deal with iptabled
[11:00] <soreau> MobileAster: or try 'login' then login as your normal user and use sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:01] <Crowler> geek0091 not iptables
[11:01] <geek0091> tables*
[11:01] <Crowler> geek0091 routing tables
[11:01] <rileyp> Douglas nothing will boot from usb until you tell it to boot from usb
[11:02] <MobileAster> Soreau, could you repeat that please?
[11:02] <soreau> MobileAster: or try 'login' then login as your normal user and use sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:02] <rileyp> Douglas on some laptops you can just pres escape just after it starts and a boot menu will appear
[11:03] <Douglas> alright ill try it in a second, antivirus is updating
[11:03] <rileyp> Douglas or on the bottom or top of screen it will say press f1 for boot menu del for bios or something else
[11:03] <soreau> MobileAster: If all else fails, you can move, rename or delete xorg.conf
[11:04] <rileyp> Douglas a 100 page post on your laptop has me worried it and linux are not best mates http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1165087
[11:05] <soreau> MobileAster: but you probably want to experiment with different values for the Virtual line to see what fglrx can handle. Or, remove fglrx and use the open radeon driver (the default when fglrx is not installed)
[11:05] <MobileAster> Soreau, I still can't edit the file.
[11:06] <soreau> MobileAster: that's really weird. maybe try from a live session
[11:07] <rileyp> Douglas you should be able to get the boot menu by pressing f12
[11:07] <Douglas> ive had ubuntu on yhis laptop before but via wubu
[11:07] <MobileAster> soreau, define live session?
[11:07] <Kotus> hello i'm running debian and would like to add deb http://packages.linuxmint.com debian import to repositories, apt-get update asks for a key how can i automatically get it?
[11:07] <Douglas> it worked so-so, but there was not a big diff from my pc
[11:07] <soreau> MobileAster: like a live cd or flash drive
[11:08] <Douglas> rileyp: http://www.helpowl.com/p/Acer%20Computers/Aspire-3810T/Research/65465?search=aspire%203810t%20bios see page 27
[11:08] <MobileAster> Oh. Okay. So a USB key with Ubuntu on it?
[11:08] <soreau> MobileAster: from there you can access the mounted file system from disk and (hopefully) edit the file
[11:08] <LjL> Kotus: err, this is the Ubuntu channel, it's neither the Debian nor the Linux Mint channel...
[11:08] <oCean> Kotus: this is ubuntu support, ask in #debian channel
[11:08] <soreau> yes
[11:08] <MobileAster> Okay.
[11:10] <Douglas> okay rileyp im rebooting
[11:11] <rileyp> Douglas  F12 to change boot device and choose usb or you may have to choose hard disks and the add in cards or something like that
[11:12] <Jonii> Hello. How do you remove activity logs with Ubuntu 11.10, and preferably disable all sorts of spying and logging altogether
[11:14] <Jonii> There are some tools that supposedly are there to do this, say, activity log manager, which has this button "delete all activity history from this time range". Unfortunately, this button does nothing
[11:14] <Crowler> stop syslog service
[11:15] <ansi> hello, i am new to ubuntu.. just installed the 11.10 on my laptop
[11:15] <ansi> i need help with my wifi
[11:16] <ansi> i am new to ubuntu..i need help with my wifi ..broadcomm not detected
[11:17] <ansi> can someone help me??
[11:17] <Crowler> with "not detected"... i doubt
[11:17] <Jonii> Crowler: humm? How do you stop syslog service?
[11:17] <ansi> can someone help me??
[11:18] <Crowler> Jonii you learn it yourself, else you may end up with dead os pretty soon
[11:20] <ansi> i am new
[11:21] <Crowler> ansi how new exactly? to linux, i mean
[11:21] <ansi> today i installed ubuntu
[11:22] <geek0091> O.o
[11:22] <Crowler> is it your first?
[11:22] <ansi> yes sir
[11:22] <rileyp> ansi ask please
[11:22] <Crowler> can you open terminal and paste lspci output?
[11:22] <rileyp> asni quik i am impatient
[11:23] <ansi> pls wait
[11:23] <llutz_> Jonii: to decativate syslog would be nonsense, it logs system-events not user-activities
[11:23] <ansi> its huge
[11:23] <Jonii> llutz_: that's what I gathered too, thanks
[11:24] <Jonii> I was wondering how come that tip seemed like nonsense to me
[11:24] <rileyp> ansi what is huge
[11:24] <rileyp> ansi this is exciting
[11:25] <ansi> the output after lspci is very big
[11:25] <ansi> should i paste it here
[11:25] <rileyp> ansi pastebin
[11:25] <Yuni> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[11:25] <LjL> Yuni: don't spam please
[11:25] <Crowler> !pastebin
[11:26] <rileyp> ansi what would you like some help with
[11:26] <ansi> sir my wifi is not working on laptop
[11:26] <rileyp> ansi paste here http://paste.ubuntu.com
[11:26] <Yuni> hehe...
[11:26] <rileyp> ansi laptop make and model
[11:26] <ansi> can u please get it working..i'll be greatful
[11:27] <Crowler> Jonii for paranoid setup, put your home on ramdisk
[11:27] <rileyp> ansi i can help maybe
[11:28] <Yuni> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[11:28] <llutz_> Yuni: Stop spamming
[11:28] <ansi> rileyp please tell me what to do sir
[11:29] <rileyp> ansi paste here http://paste.ubuntu.com the text output of lspci and dmesg
[11:31] <domidikt> hallo
[11:31] <rileyp> ansi your make and model of your pc will help a treat as your problem has already been solved by somewhere else
[11:32] <ansi> sir it is HP pavillion DV6 1152Tx
[11:32] <rileyp> ansi maybe solved....
[11:32] <ansi> sir paster lspci in the link u sent me
[11:32] <denysonique> I have one big partition /. If I run the Ubuntu installer and select the manual partitioning option to install the system on /, will my /home be safe which is on this partition?
[11:33] <Crowler> ansi we need link to that post
[11:33] <ansi> sir uname -a
[11:33] <ansi> Linux ubuntu 3.0.0-12-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 14:50:42 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[11:34] <domidikt> kann jemand deutsch???
[11:34] <llutz_> !de
[11:34] <llutz_> domidikt: ^^
[11:34] <ansi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/898989/
[11:34] <rileyp> ansi we need a link to your pasted files
[11:34] <rileyp> ansi lol
[11:35] <ansi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/898993/
[11:35] <ansi> sir lol.. :) did u get it
[11:36] <ansi> sirr.. did u get my link http://paste.ubuntu.com/898993/
[11:36] <Crowler> denysonique if you make fresh install of any os over any other os, all your stuff will go in nowhere
[11:37] <Crowler> denysonique resize your old / and free some space for ubuntu
[11:38] <denysonique> Crowler: with Gentoo it is not the case. Are you 100% sure that it will remove my /home?, I am not checking the 'format' checkbox.
[11:38] <ansi> rileyp http://paste.ubuntu.com/898993/ sir link for you
[11:38] <rileyp> ansi  your laptop has had in the past problems with wifi
[11:38] <AniMaLiToS_> guys plz help  to install loic in my ubuntu 10.10 someone
[11:38] <ansi> never sir.. i have a win 7.. it works perfectly there
[11:39] <rileyp> ansi a google seach tells me this
[11:39] <llutz_> denysonique: iirc the installer has an option to preserve an existing home-dir
[11:39] <Crowler> denysonique if i get it right, you going to install ubuntu into gentoo partition
[11:39] <denysonique> llutz_: it has an option not to format the partition
[11:39] <denysonique> which will do the job I guess
[11:39] <rileyp> ansi they are all dated around 2010 though so it may have been resolved
[11:39] <Oer> AniMaLiToS_, join #Backtrack-linux for hackingtools as Low Orbit Ion Cannon (LOIC)
[11:40] <llutz_> denysonique: i'd think so, but make sure to have a backup. just in case..
[11:40] <ansi> sir i dont know..may be the previous owner
[11:40] <cuddylier> Hi
[11:40] <rileyp> ansi problems with ubuntu sorry the hardware itself is fine
[11:41] <ansi> my wifi still dosent work in ubuntu but works fine in win 7
[11:41] <cuddylier> I was wondering how I add a user to the admin group on the commandline, e.g. starts with "passwd.."
[11:41] <llutz_> cuddylier: sudo adduser username admin
[11:41] <cuddylier> Does this make the user as well as put them in admin?
[11:41] <cuddylier> I already have the user created
[11:41] <llutz_> cuddylier: username has to exist
[11:41] <ansi> rileyp ..sir what must i do now?
[11:42] <cuddylier> Right, good.
[11:42] <rileyp> ansi go to the system menu and select hardware drivers
[11:42] <Jonii> Cool, found a way
[11:42] <rileyp> ansi it may be as simple as clicking a driver to install
[11:42] <Jonii> Deleted bunch of Zeitgeist-related files
[11:42] <rileyp> ansi it will be broadcom
[11:43] <ansi> sir..wow... i see in the Additional drivers 3 drivers .. one of them is Broadcom STA wireless driver
[11:43] <rileyp> ansi yes install it
[11:44] <ansi> oh no sir.. when i clicked on activate it says..Sorry, installation of this driver failed.
[11:44] <ansi> Please have a look at the log file for details: /var/log/jockey.log
[11:44] <llutz_> Jonii: just purge all the zeitgeist stuff
[11:44] <Jonii> llutz_: do you need zeitgeist for anything?
[11:44] <llutz_> Jonii: _i_ don't use it at all
[11:44] <rileyp> ansi look here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#HP%20Mini%201010nr
[11:45] <Jonii> But, like, could there be a program that depended on Zeitgeist in some weird way?
[11:45] <Jonii> That I needed
[11:45] <llutz_> Jonii: sudo aptitude purge '~nzeitgeist' -s            check what would happen
[11:45] <swamptin> Hey guys and gals, can anyone think of a reason why I can't SSH into my server account from a terminal on Ubuntu11.10 live cd?
[11:45] <ansi> sir what must i look for in the link u sent me
[11:47] <llutz_> swamptin: ssh -vvv userqhost              to get more verbose errors
[11:47] <ansi> rileyp.. sir what should i find there?
[11:47] <Crowler> swamptin look for answers in ssh server logs
[11:47] <llutz_> user@host*
[11:47] <Aster> soreau, I'm on live session.
[11:47] <Aster> It's still mounted as read-only.
[11:49] <ansi> rileyp .. sir what should i look there.. its all greek
[11:50] <swamptin> Hey lads, tried that -v and it connected me. Thanks :D
[11:50] <llutz_> swamptin: the "-v" surely wasn't the solution
[11:50] <swamptin> No it wasn't
[11:50] <ansi> rileyp ... Status??
[11:50] <rileyp> ansi the last post on this page https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/112604
[11:51] <swamptin> I don't know what the issue was, could have been an issue on my local router or something
[11:51] <cuddylier> If I use the root account, will it damage my computer?
[11:51] <cuddylier> I think it will be less hassle as it has all the permissions
[11:51] <chroot> hello, how can start a terminal using command?
[11:51] <llutz_> !sudo | cuddylier
[11:52] <llutz_> cuddylier: theres no reason to activate the root-account. if you need a root-shell, use sudo -i
[11:52] <cuddylier> I am logged onto the root account on my gui, but is it fine to just use the root account all the time?
[11:52] <cuddylier> It was activated by my host of my dedicated server
[11:52] <llutz_> cuddylier: real stupid idea
[11:52] <ikonia> cuddylier: not an ubuntu install then
[11:52] <cuddylier> My host installed ubuntu
[11:52] <ikonia> some bastardiszed ubuntu build
[11:52] <ikonia> cuddylier: is it a vps ?
[11:53] <cuddylier> Dedicated server
[11:53] <ikonia> cuddylier: so to get this clear, someone has put ubuntu with a desktop X11 install on a server, enabled the root account, enabled root login in the gui and then put it on the internet ?
[11:53] <llutz_> cuddylier: create a user, add him to admin-group. work as user, use sudo if you _really_ need root-rights
[11:53] <everythingWorks> how do i install the development tools?
[11:54] <everythingWorks> I didnt specify to install them on the dist installation.
[11:54] <cuddylier> I have the account "ryan" in the admin group, will I just use that?
[11:54] <ikonia> cuddylier: is the root account enabled in the desktop gui ?
[11:54] <cuddylier> Yes
[11:54] <ikonia> cuddylier: enjoy getting exploited then
[11:54] <cuddylier> I'm logged onto it right now
[11:54] <llutz_> everythingWorks: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[11:54] <cuddylier> I'm a n00b at ubuntu
[11:54] <cuddylier> Will I disable it?
[11:55] <Aster> soreau? You there?
[11:55] <everythingWorks> thanks :D
[11:57] <cuddylier> I logged out on my gui, how do I log in as the user "ryan" on the command line?
[11:57] <llutz_> cuddylier: are you sure you want to run a linux-server?
[11:57] <cuddylier> Well, I have no choice
[11:58] <cuddylier> I have to use linux
[11:58] <llutz_> !manual | cuddylier then take some time and learn some basics
[11:58] <cuddylier> I know that it's just the user account thing
[11:58] <cuddylier> I don't want to get exploited
[11:58] <cuddylier> I'm using xfce gui
[11:59] <cuddylier> How do I disable root then?
[12:00] <llutz_> cuddylier: sudo passwd -dl root
[12:00] <cuddylier> Actually, what is the command to install e.g. filezilla and firefox?
[12:00] <everythingWorks> Can I observe the stderr? Like this: tty1: "cat /dev/stderr" ; tt2: echo "myerror" > /dev/stderr
[12:00] <cuddylier> Okay, thanks
[12:00] <everythingWorks> then, i see the "myerror" message in tt1.
[12:00] <everythingWorks> (or should see ;) )
[12:00] <LjL> everythingWorks: no, not really... but by default, stderr just goes to the terminal output, so why do you need to jump through hoops to see it?
[12:01] <everythingWorks> LjL I want to view all messages sent to stderr globally :)
[12:02] <LjL> everythingWorks: hmm i don't think that can be done [easily]. maybe if you overwrote /dev/stderr with your custom FIFO...
[12:02] <llutz_> everythingWorks: that still needs any command redirecting stderr into your fifo
[12:03] <everythingWorks> okay
[12:04] <monser> hello , can you please tell me how to use LDFLAGS for compiling
[12:04] <monser> I have a library in my home directory
[12:04] <monser> it is compiled there
[12:04] <monser> and I want to use that library not the system one
[12:05] <monser> I think it si done with LDFLAGS
[12:07] <llutz_> monser: isn't it LDLIBS?
[12:08] <rileyp> ansi are you there
[12:12] <Scott_Z> I have a wifi card problem. Can anyone help?
[12:12] <rileyp> Scott_Z: maybe make model of laptop
[12:14] <Scott_Z> Dell Inspiron 1750 but I am using a USB Belkin card. It was working great (and working now on the windows site) but then I did the upgrade software in ubuntu and on a reboot it stopped working. The little light does not even come on. The usb port is fine as I plugged a thumb drive into it and it worked. When I look at the network connections under my belkin card it says that it was disabled by
[12:14] <Scott_Z> a hardware switch. Any ideas?
[12:15] <blah> does anyone know why a window would break apart when I use the scroll function on my mouse? I'm using an older version of xubuntu.
[12:15] <Scott_Z> site=side
[12:17] <sacarlson> Scott_Z: if upgrade changed your kernel might try reboot into the older one
[12:17] <Scott_Z> it did and i did try that
[12:18] <sacarlson> Scott_Z: other advice if it's not broke don't fix it.  (upgrades are not always a good thing)
[12:18] <blah> forget the wireless and use wired, problem solved
[12:18] <rileyp> Scott_Z:  reboot to the earlier kernel and see if it work
[12:19] <llutz_> Scott_Z: "rfkill list" does it show something "blocked"?
[12:19] <Scott_Z> tried older kernal. still not work
[12:19] <rileyp> lol im a bit slow wactjing tv at same time
[12:19] <Scott_Z> hehe
[12:20] <nekto> русские есть?
[12:20] <llutz_> !ru | nekto
[12:20] <Scott_Z> I am on the windows side of this right now I will have to write all the suggestions down, reboot to try them, then reboot again back into windows if things do not work to let you all know, so all the suggestions I could try at one time would be great.
[12:21] <Scott_Z> And I would gladly un-upgrade if it would fix things but I dont know how to do that.
[12:21] <blah> 1,517 people and no one knows how to fix a display problem?
[12:22] <sacarlson> Scott_Z: there are many steps but if you backed up to last kernel and still not working maybe rfkill ? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/rfkill.1.html
[12:22] <Scott_Z> they are all working on my network problem  :)
[12:22] <rileyp> blah what is your issue
[12:22] <blah> the scroll function scatters my display in xubuntu.
[12:22] <sacarlson> blah: I suck at displays sorry
[12:23] <cuddylier> How do I choose where filezilla downloads files to?
[12:23] <cuddylier> It is trying to create a root folder and it gets "Permission Denied"
[12:23] <rileyp> blay my display is 3m long and 1.7 high and runs at 1080p no overscan and im using xfce4 and it does not do that
[12:24] <share> !virus
[12:24] <rileyp> blah are you using nv drivers or ati or just the vesa
[12:25] <blah> rileyp- It's using an mga driver. The card is a Matrox Mystique II
[12:25] <rileyp> blah is it only in firefox or does it happen in other programs as well
[12:25] <blah> The on board display driver is also loaded(Intel 810). Conflicts maybe?
[12:26] <Scott_Z> when I looked at things it said that it was due to a hardware switch. I will try rfkill but the manpage says that if it is a hardware switch then this wont work. where can i look for a hardware switch?
[12:26] <sacarlson> cuddylier: filezilla has a client and a server I should infer that your problem is on the client?
[12:26] <cuddylier> Yes, the client
[12:26] <blah> It happens in file manager and web browsers.
[12:27] <rileyp> Scott_Z:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1836075 I know its not your and i dont think it will affect a usb one but make sure its enabled when you close windows
[12:27] <rileyp> perhaps
[12:29] <rileyp> blah:   do you have a special xorg.conf you have configured yourself?
[12:30] <monser> do you know how to compile when you are not a root?
[12:30] <Scott_Z> thanks for the link but my card does not have an on/off button.
[12:30] <Aster> Ugh.
[12:30] <Aster> Screw xorg.conf
[12:30] <sacarlson> cuddylier: I guess it' up to you in client as you decide what the local location is try /home/yourusername/downloads
[12:30] <Aster> I can't even boot into Ubuntu with that.
[12:31] <llutz_> !checkinstall | monser: ./configure && make && sudo checkinstall
[12:31] <Scott_Z> i am going to reboot and try rfkill. Ill be back and let ya all know. thanks
[12:31] <rileyp> Scott_Z:  i didnt think it did perhaps the onboard may work with the new kernel?
[12:31] <sacarlson> cuddylier: it defaults to local /  that requires root permition to access
[12:31] <blah> The xorg.conf is completely empty. Some websites suggested usig Xorg -configure. But, I don't see why this is necessary when it autodetects.
[12:31] <titan> hi! need help with bluetooth dongle on a lubuntu 11.10 desktop
[12:32] <onno_> hello, can somebody help me setup pxe to install ubuntu on old laptop. I understand this up to the network settings: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112209
[12:32] <tyhgu22> hello
[12:32] <sacarlson> blah: when I install my nvidia drivers to activate it creates an xorg.conf to overide the defaults
[12:33] <onno_> what should I do with this remark: Make sure you replace the ip addresses, netmasks etc with ones suitable for your network.
[12:33] <Aster> Can anyone help me mount a drive as read-write instead of read?
[12:33] <mman> im having problems with self signed certificate. I get (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer) insted of the common "this site is not secure but you can add a exception". how can i do it
[12:33] <Aster> This is the drive I need to mount: http://i.imgur.com/BUsEf.png
[12:34] <|Long|> hi, what is the cmd to switch drive?
[12:34] <sacarlson> onno_: it normaly defaults the netmask for you if not entered,  not sure what app is asking
[12:34] <blah> So placing Xorg.conf in /etc/X11/ will overide the autodetect no matter what?
[12:35] <monser> |Long|:  there is no such command
[12:35] <sacarlson> Aster: it shows it already mounted in /media
[12:35] <onno_> scarlson I'm simple following this howto ... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112209
[12:35] <onno_> I want to install ubuntu on laptop without usb or cdrom
[12:35] <Aster> sacarlson, It's mounted as read-only
[12:35] <llutz_> Aster: "mount |grep 50c9"
[12:36] <Aster> llutz_, how does that make it r-w?
[12:36] <onno_> but I do somthing wrong. I think I don't understand what IP adresses I should enter. Espacialy the DNS adresses
[12:36] <sacarlson> Aster: ok umount and mount as rw
[12:36] <llutz_> Aster: it won't, just give the line it spits out here
[12:37] <monser> onno_:  you need to set up a server for pxe boot and connect your laptop to that server
[12:37] <titan> need help with a bluetooth dongle
[12:37] <onno_> monser: yes that is what I try
[12:37] <share> someone recall me what is the lightest ubuntu
[12:37] <share> lubuntu or xubuntu?
[12:38] <monser> lubuntu
[12:38] <titan> lubuntu
[12:38] <share> ok thanks
[12:39] <llutz_> Aster: so what's the output of that command?
[12:39] <Aster> Which command?
[12:39] <monser> is that command sufficient  to force using libpcap ? ./configure CPPFLAGS=-I/home/user/libpcap/include LDFLAGS=-L/home/user/libpcap
[12:39] <Aster> So many join/parts I can't read shit.
[12:39] <llutz_> Aster: "mount |grep 50c9"   watch your language
[12:40] <Aster> Well, I've been here for 5 hours.
[12:40] <pangolin> Aster, watch the language please and do /ignore JOIN PARTS QUITS
[12:40] <llutz_> monser: isn't it LDLIBS?
[12:40] <llutz_> Aster: other people are here for months, so what?
[12:40] <monser> ./configure --help does not give ldlibs as an option
[12:40] <Aster> Gives me this: /dev/sda5 on /media/6b32c4a9-9fb6-4530-8e8b-2d84859d50c9 type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks)
[12:40] <llutz_> Aster: so its rw, you need chown/chmod if you want to write as a user to theat filesystem
[12:41] <Xabster> pangolin, do you know the ignore command for xchat to ignore join/part/quit in a single channel only?
[12:41] <Scott_Z> the onboard it toast. thats why i have the usb card.
[12:41] <Aster> llutz_, but it tells me it's ro when I try to edit my xorg.conf
[12:41] <Scott_Z> here are the results
[12:41] <tmkt> Morning, any easy solution to sharing my linux lib with my iphone/ipad? it shows up fine in iTunes on my macbook
[12:42] <llutz_> Aster: ls -ld /media/6b32c4a9-9fb6-4530-8e8b-2d84859d50c9
[12:42] <pangolin> Xabster, I don't know the command for a single channel but you can right click on the channel name and ignore it there
[12:42] <llutz_> Aster: you need to use sudo to write to it
[12:42] <Jiff_> send me some files!
[12:42] <Xabster> ah, ok
[12:42] <ikonia> dvddecrypter
[12:42] <Xabster> thanks, that'll do
[12:42] <ikonia> oops
[12:42] <ikonia> Jiff_: what ?
[12:42] <Aster> llutz_, drwxr-xr-x 25 root root 4096 2012-03-17 10:41 /media/6b32c4a9-9fb6-4530-8e8b-2d84859d50c9 is the output of that
[12:42] <Scott_Z> rfkill says that the card is brcmwl-0 and in the soft block says no and the hard block says yes. I dont know how to turn that hard block off (no).. any other ideas?
[12:43] <llutz_> Aster: as i said: you need to use sudo to write to it
[12:43] <Aster> Okay.
[12:43] <Syria> Hello, Please tell me how to install KDE I am running my machine under ubuntu 11.10
[12:43] <Sidewinder1> Aster, Try sudo chown -R Aster:Aster /media/6b32c4a9-9fb6-4530-8e8b-2d84859d50c9  Where Aster is the username on your system.
[12:43] <ikonia> Syria: install the kubuntu-desktop package
[12:43] <llutz_> Aster: STOP
[12:44] <nahab> hallo again.... habe jetzt auf meinen toshiba tecra s1 1,7 Ghz und 1 GB Ram ubuntu 10.04 installiert, läuft auch ganz gut, frage ist nur, kann ich die Aktualisierungen  runter laden oder wirds damit wieder zu langsam?
[12:44] <llutz_> Aster: that filesystem is the root-fs of your linux-installation? then DO NOT USER chmod/chown
[12:44] <Syria> ikonia:  Thnx.
[12:44] <llutz_> !de | nahab
[12:44] <nekto> рус
[12:44] <Aster> llutz_, I wasn't.
[12:44] <llutz_> Aster: just to make sure you don't follow Sidewinder1 ;)
[12:44] <viktor> could somebody pls give me a hand setting up the radeon driver in oneiric? it should b installed, but doesn't seem to be working
[12:45] <llutz_> Aster: it would break your installation
[12:45] <Sidewinder1> llutz, Thought it was an ext. drive..
[12:45] <llutz_> Sidewinder1: that's whyt i thought first too, but it isn't ;)
[12:45] <nahab_> # ubuntu-de
[12:45] <titan_> still here and need help with a bluetooth dongle on lubuntu
[12:45] <nahab_> #ubuntu-de
[12:45] <llutz_> nahab_: /join #ubuntu-de
[12:46] <sacarlson> onno_: I've never used dnsmasq in my pxe that looks like it should work but this is my present method http://paste.ubuntu.com/899059/
[12:46] <Aster> llutz_, how would I go with this? I need to move a folder from my USB key (which is running the OS) to my HDD, which is mounted, how would I proceed?
[12:46] <llutz_> Aster: move or ccopy?
[12:46] <Sidewinder1> llutz, Aster I guess I wasn't following closely enough. Very, very sorry. A thousand pardons.
[12:46] <Aster> llutz_, I guess copy?
[12:47] <Aster> Sidewinder1, It's fine, I wasn't going to anyways. :P
[12:47] <Sidewinder1> :-)
[12:47] <llutz_> Aster: sudo cp -a /dir/t/copy /media/6b32c4a9-9fb6-4530-8e8b-2d84859d50c9/target/path
[12:48] <Sidewinder1> llutz, When you get a second, and just out of curiosity, what did I miss?
[12:48] <iman> hi
[12:48] <llutz_> Sidewinder1: he was trying to edit his xorg.conf, which makes no sense on a plain ext hdd
[12:49] <Sidewinder1> ??
[12:49] <Sidewinder1> Thanx,.
[12:49] <himsin> Hi, I am on ubuntu 10.10. .jnlp application on my pc run terribly slow , they used to work fine a month ago. I tried reinstalling java but it didn't work
[12:49] <karamba> wats`up glue huffers :D
[12:50] <ikonia> karamba: please stop - you've been told what this channel is for
[12:50] <llutz_> don't argue every day, kick (sry)
[12:50] <lostvoices> hi guys, i'm trying to get eclipse installed and follow a tutorial so that i can learn android development. whenever i install eclipse and launch it i get "invalid configuration location: and it's forced to close... anyone know how to fix this?
[12:52] <Spammer> http://punya-rizal.blogspot.com/
[12:52] <llutz_> Aster: if you feel better using a gui: "gksudo nautilus" and then do your file-copy.
[12:52] <Aster> Thanks much, llutz_
[12:52] <Aster> Naw, I hate guis.
[12:52] <Aster> :D
[12:52] <llutz_> Aster: ok
[12:52] <Aster> And it worked.
[12:52] <Aster> So thanks!
[12:53] <viktor> my video driver doesn't work, definitively installed, not sure what the problem is. can anybody help?
[12:58] <viktor> i got a radeon driver, but it's not set up / configured, or doesn't work, display is unclaimed. where can i fix that?
[12:59] <ljt> viktor: please run lspci -v in a terminal, and post the output to paste.ubuntu.com
[13:00] <scott_z> problem solved.. anyone want to know how?
[13:00] <sacarlson> scott_z: ya me
[13:01] <scott_z> I started by reading this.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1745681
[13:01] <viktor> ljt, http://paste.ubuntu.com/899078/
[13:01] <scott_z> the problem seemed to be with the dell wifi card (which i wasnt using anyway as I have a usb card)
[13:01] <scott_z> so I yanked the dell card out and bingo....
[13:02] <scott_z> so simple
[13:02] <scott_z> there seems to be a driver support issue with the dell card. alot of people are having it.
[13:02] <ljt> viktor: you did restart your system after installation, right?
[13:02] <sacarlson> scott_z: why would you have a usb wifi installed if you didn't use it?
[13:03] <dougwiser> whats with the new desktop stuff in oneirc
[13:03] <scott_z> i use the usb. i was not using the onboard dell card
[13:03] <scott_z> i yanked the onboard card out
[13:03] <viktor> ljt, it was already installed, but i did did reboot after trying to install, also purged the fglrx driver that wasn't working
[13:04] <sacarlson> scott_z: oh onboard as you disabled in bios then
[13:04] <viktor> ljt, i did add "nomodeset" to the grub, can that be related to the issue?
[13:04] <scott_z> from opening and closing the laptop the wires for the onboard card that went to the antenna where cut. it was cheaper to buy a usb card than to replace the wires.
[13:04] <scott_z> not diabled, physically removed it!
[13:05] <sacarlson> scott_z:  on board must mean pcmci card then
[13:06] <scott_z> I had to take the access panel off , remove 2 screws and pull it out of the slot.
[13:06] <sacarlson> scott_z: oh you could have just disabled it but that also works
[13:06] <scott_z> i was tired of messing around, when i do it i go all out
[13:07] <scott_z> funny thing though, now when i do an rfkill list there is nothing in that list. it does not seem to see my usb wifi.
[13:08] <sacarlson> scott_z: no I think rfkill is only supported in onboard devices
[13:08] <scott_z> did not even thing of the bios.. silly me
[13:08] <scott_z> it is so nice to be back online in linux, windows sux. Wish i could get rid of it all together.
[13:09] <decksmasher> hi all
[13:09] <scott_z> anyone know how to mount an iso image?
[13:09] <ikonia> mount -o loop file.iso mountpoint
[13:09] <synergizm> hey, im pretty new to ubuntu so here comes a nooby question: i have deactivated the pointer acceleration using the terminal. (xinput ...) now i was wondering how i could make ubuntu use those commands at startup. im using 11.10. alrdy tried just putting the command into a text file and adding this to the startupapplications. so far it doesnt work :(
[13:10] <decksmasher> download iso burn it to cd with iso burner make sure pc boots fronm cd put it in and wait for the magic to happen
[13:10] <timoharling> hello everyone
[13:11] <scott_z> dont want to burn it. but thanks, i will try what ikonia suggested.
[13:11] <timoharling> what are the best apps for IT admins?
[13:12] <auronandace> timoharling: that is a vague and broad question
[13:12] <synergizm> so in essence my question: how to make ubuntu run commands at startup ^^
[13:13] <auronandace> !upstart | synergizm
[13:13] <timoharling> ok nevermind
[13:13] <viktor> ljt, maybe this is relevant? kms is disabled, and radeon seems to be initialized
[13:14] <viktor> ljt, srry, forgot to paste what might be relevant http://paste.ubuntu.com/899095/
[13:14] <synergizm> auronandace: i rly have to install sth for that? i mean i just wanna remove pointeracceleration.. its just 2 lines in the terminal
[13:15] <timoharling> whats the best rdp
[13:15] <auronandace> synergizm: upstart is what ubuntu already uses, you don't need to install anything
[13:17] <timoharling> I just made ubuntu the only OS on my macbook!
[13:17] <auronandace> synergizm: when you say you put the commands in a text file, did you make it a script? did you make it executable too?
[13:17] <synergizm> auronandace: nope and nope :S
[13:18] <viktor> ljt, are you still there?
[13:18] <synergizm> auronandace: do i have to configure upstart using the terminal?
[13:18] <auronandace> synergizm: startup applications isn't going to know what to do with a text file
[13:19] <synergizm> auronandace: yeah kinda figured it might not ^^
[13:19] <timoharling> whats the best remote desktop viewer guys?
[13:19] <synergizm> auronandace: so how do i make it a skript and executable? btw startup application part of upstart?
[13:19] <auronandace> synergizm: i must admit i don't know much about upstart (aside from the fact that ubuntu uses it and it is different to sysv init)
[13:20] <auronandace> synergizm: you need the shebang at the top of the text file #/usr/bin/bash (or something like that)
[13:20] <ljt> viktor: yes sorry, nomodeset is often the preferred option but if you haven't already - perhaps try without it
[13:20] <auronandace> synergizm: then you need to chmod +x the text file
[13:21] <ljt> viktor: also, have you used this card with ubuntu before? (and had it working?)
[13:22] <timoharling> wow thanks for the help guys
[13:22] <synergizm> auronandace: cant fins usr/bin/bash
[13:22] <synergizm> *d
[13:22] <auronandace> synergizm: sorry, the shebang is #! /bin/bash
[13:23] <viktor> ljt, i've had difficulties with lucid as well (using oneiric now) it only worked reasonably well under hardy (proprietary driver). You mean boot without nomodeset? i can't, nothing but black screen if i do..
[13:24] <timoharling> it was stupid of me to think a chat channel about ubuntu would have nice people that would help
[13:24] <ikonia> timoharling: you need to ask questions to get help
[13:24] <ikonia> timoharling: you also need to do it without attitude,
[13:24] <ljt> viktor: right ok, check this out if you haven't already: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver#Problem:%20%20Need%20to%20fully%20remove%20-fglrx%20and%20reinstall%20-ati%20from%20scratch
[13:24] <timoharling> i did it 5 times without attitude
[13:25] <ikonia> timoharling: what is the question ?
[13:25] <auronandace> timoharling: i use teamviewer (not open source though)
[13:25] <timoharling> i need a good remote desktop program
[13:25] <synergizm> auronandace: found it but im to stupid to open it 0_o shouldnt gedit be able to ?
[13:25] <ikonia> timoharling: ok - are you connecting to ?
[13:26] <auronandace> synergizm: open what? you add #! /bin/bash to the top of your text file to make it a bash script
[13:26] <timoharling> to windows servers and collation servers
[13:26] <ikonia> timoharling: there is an rdp application
[13:26] <ikonia> timoharling: that way you don't have to use a non-native windows application on the servers to connect to
[13:26] <synergizm> auronandace: ahh allright "#! /bin/bash" like that?
[13:27] <auronandace> synergizm: yes (obviously no quotes when you write it in the file)
[13:27] <viktor> ljt, i have :) exept, i think, for the "more aggresive" recipe that purges both driver instead for just the amd catalyst unthing.
[13:27] <auronandace> synergizm: it should always be the top line on its own
[13:28] <iLogical> I am getting this error, any ideas?
[13:28] <iLogical> http://pastebin.com/4RmaEWNA
[13:28] <synergizm> auronandace: allright ty so far gonna try it out now :)
[13:28] <timoharling> im an IT tech and i know how to do this in windows but i really want to learn how to replace my windows work machine with ubuntu but i need to figure out was to accomplish  the usual things i do with my windows machine
[13:28] <ikonia> timoharling: ok, so what's the problem ?
[13:28] <auronandace> synergizm: after you done that and saved it then you need to make it executable
[13:29] <auronandace> synergizm: open a terminal where you have the file stored then do: chmod +x nameoffile
[13:29] <raven> do you know any tool similar to "mairlist" for virtual radio studio?
[13:30] <synergizm> auronandace: i activated executable in the properties should do the same?
[13:30] <timoharling> vmware and cisco
[13:30] <auronandace> synergizm: yes
[13:30] <dougwiser> seems to me that wanting a linux machine to do everything a windows machine does would be kind of limiting
[13:31] <synergizm> auronandace: brb reboot ty!!
[13:31] <auronandace> synergizm: no worries :)
[13:34] <daviddd> IV'E JUST INSTALLED UBUNTU ON MY MACBOOK PRO
[13:34] <ikonia> daviddd: o ?
[13:34] <ikonia> ok
[13:34] <dougwiser> ok who has a link to lay out the subtle differences in this oneirc from all the previous desktops
[13:34] <auronandace> !caps | daviddd
[13:34] <daviddd> sorry
[13:35] <titan_> need help with a usb bluetooth dongle on lubuntu
[13:35] <daviddd> can someone give me some cool commands to do in terminal?
[13:35] <auronandace> daviddd: define cool
[13:35] <synergizm> auronandace: worked thx again ^^
[13:35] <auronandace> daviddd: i'm sure the guys at #bash can help you get to grips
[13:35] <daviddd> somekind of "hack-commands"
[13:36] <auronandace> !yay | synergizm
[13:36] <ljt> viktor: sorry I'm not sure how much more I can help, I'm no expert in this area and drawing a blank atm
[13:36] <ikonia> daviddd: no
[13:36] <ikonia> daviddd: tell us what you want to do - and we'll help you
[13:36] <ikonia> daviddd: asking for random commands is just a waste of time
[13:37] <auronandace> daviddd: hack? you want to learn how to program? if so pick up a programming language and get coding
[13:37] <dougwiser> I can't hardly even switch between windows in oneirc
[13:37] <daviddd> yeah, I know. I have time.
[13:37] <ikonia> daviddd: ok, well we can't help then
[13:37] <ikonia> daviddd: however reading https://help.ubuntu.com will give you an introduction into the basics of using ubuntu
[13:37] <viktor> ljt, no prob, one more thing though, apt-get recommends that i install additional package "linux-firmware", but it has no installation candidate, if i google for repo i get dell sites. so you think it's just useful for dell, and how do i get the repo?
[13:37] <daviddd> thanks!
[13:38] <daviddd> so what do you guys talking about in this room?
[13:38] <auronandace> dougwiser: i take it you are using unity?
[13:38] <raven> do you know any tool similar to "mairlist" for virtual radio studio?
[13:38] <ikonia> daviddd: this channel is for ubuntu technical support
[13:38] <daviddd> i should leave
[13:38] <dougwiser> I have no idea I just did the default install of 11/10
[13:38] <auronandace> daviddd: this is where you get help or help others with ubuntu
[13:39] <auronandace> dougwiser: ah yes, that would be unity, i use xfce instead
[13:39] <dougwiser> seems to run great and all the hard ware is recognized but navigating this stuff
[13:39] <auronandace> !unity | dougwiser
[13:39] <dougwiser> thanks auronandace
[13:39] <auronandace> dougwiser: no worries :)
[13:40] <dougwiser> I was really enjoying the gnome desktop with compiz fusion in my last install
[13:40] <dougwiser> but i wanna find out how this is posed to really work before I go ballistic on it
[13:40] <remoteCTRL> can you please helop me with my pesky "connection to the imput service timed out" problem when attempting to connect an already paired bluetooth mouse or keyboard?
[13:40] <rileyp> dougwiser:  is this usb stick doug
[13:41] <raven> do you know any tool similar to "mairlist" for virtual radio studio?
[13:41] <auronandace> dougwiser: good that you are openminded, unity isn't my taste, i hope it works for you though
[13:41] <blah> I swapped the xorg.conf with the xorg.conf I used in RedHat 9. It worked like a charm. Thanks again rileyp.
[13:42] <rileyp> blah lol i didnt do anything
[13:42] <rileyp> blah just sugested
[13:42] <blah> Either way it helped, lol
[13:42] <rileyp> cool
[13:42] <rileyp> glad i could help
[13:43] <remoteCTRL> viktor: what version of ubuntu are you on?
[13:43] <decksmasher> hi does anybody now how to change the theme in irssi please
[13:44] <viktor> remoteCTRL oneiric
[13:44] <remoteCTRL> viktor: what does sudo apt-cache search linux-firmware return?
[13:44] <samuel> hello. Can someone tell me what is the chanel in Spanish? Sorry for my english
[13:44] <remoteCTRL> !es
[13:44] <__Alex_> decksmasher: Visit theyr web site. I use it, and i remember seeing a guide there.
[13:44] <synergizm> next questions how can i put the taskbar on the bottom of the screen?
[13:45] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: unity?
[13:45] <ljt> viktor: I believe that linux-firmware is required for certain ati drivers
[13:45] <samuel> ok, thanks a lot
[13:45] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: yap
[13:45] <auronandace> synergizm: it isn't supported in unity, there is a hacky ppa to do it but it will likely break stuff
[13:45] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: sorry but you cannot...
[13:45] <DuctTaprandRape> ckServ IDENTIFY 8dazman
[13:45] <ljt> viktor: it should be available in all versions of ubuntu from lucid onwards
[13:46] <ljt> viktor: however in the multiverse repo
[13:46] <ljt> non-free
[13:46] <synergizm> hm k it kinda fucks up with compiz... right now it doesnt disappear when im not using it :/
[13:46] <__Alex_> decksmasher: http://irssi.org/themes
[13:46] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: that is a setting that you can change according to your needs
[13:46] <viktor> ljt, necessary for proprietary or open source?
[13:47] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: where ? ^^
[13:47] <dougwiser> rileyp: I have used a usb stick or three
[13:47] <remoteCTRL> viktor: it is mainly for wifi cards and alike
[13:47] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: can you find the system settings dialog?
[13:47] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: yeah
[13:48] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: then open your eyes dude, you basically cannot overlook it;)
[13:48] <rileyp> dougwiser:  i helped a douglas earlier today its not you ?
[13:48] <ljt> viktor: I'm not sure - it doesn't specify but read this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/894693
[13:48] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: hmmm :/ i must be blind... u mean just clicking on system settings in the taskbar right? :D
[13:49] <viktor> remoteCTRL, srry for the delay, paste.bin wouldn't open http://paste.ubuntu.com/899138/
[13:49] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: nope, on the right upper corner of your screen there's the button that you normally click when you're looking to shutdown your computer, there is a menu item in there system settings, in there again you can configure unity, and there you have it on the very first page
[13:50] <remoteCTRL> viktor: there you are! so it is there, what does dpkg -l linux-firmware return?
[13:50] <dougwiser> no rileyp my first time intoday
[13:51] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: that opens exactly the same dialogue ...personal, hardware ....
[13:51] <viktor> ljt, can they make the names more confusing :p ?
[13:51] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: maybe, i dunno precisely...:)
[13:51] <mskazmii> can someone please help me with citadel? I installed it yesterday but when I go to acess the admin page it says cannot connect or keep connected.
[13:52] <mskazmii> can someone please help me with citadel? I installed it yesterday but when I go to acess the admin page it says cannot connect or keep connected.
[13:52] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: only thing that sounds related to me is appearance but there i can only change the backround and the theme used nothing else
[13:52] <remoteCTRL> mskazmii: we read youn te first time
[13:52] <viktor> ljt, http://paste.ubuntu.com/899141/
[13:53] <auronandace> synergizm: unity isn't very configurable, do you have ccsm installed?
[13:53] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: not what i meant, there is a menu item unity, or configure unity or so
[13:53] <mkazmi> can someone please help me with citadel? I installed it yesterday but when I go to acess the admin page it says cannot connect or keep connected.
[13:53] <synergizm> auronandace: yes
[13:53] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: geez, wait a minute...
[13:53] <remoteCTRL> synergizm: got ccsm installed?
[13:53] <viktor> ljt, according to apt-get linux-firmware is already the newest version
[13:53] <synergizm> remoteCTRL: yes
[13:53] <remoteCTRL> open it, it is in there, i was mistaken, sorry
[13:54] <mkazmi> what u mean?
[13:54] <StevenCodes22> I know it's off topic but I'm in real need of a webhost preferably local someone I can work with
[13:54] <LjL> StevenCodes22: try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:54] <StevenCodes22> gotcha
[13:55] <remoteCTRL> mkazmi: i mean, please dont repeat your question every half minute, if nobody ansewers, nobody knows an answer and it is no use spamming the channel in such a case :)
[13:55] <mkazmi> remotectrl. I heard you you the first time you do not have to repeat.
[13:55] <htmlgifted> hello
[13:56] <auronandace> mkazmi: you asked for an explaination, he didn't repeat
[13:56] <remoteCTRL> (03:54:08 PM) mkazmi: what u mean? what was that then?
[13:56] <htmlgifted> this is my first time using irc chat... looks pretty cool..
[13:57] <synergizm> and where in ccsm can i find that option? (how to make the taskbar disapear)
[13:57] <auronandace> htmlgifted: welcome, if you need help with irc basics feel free to /join #freenode and ask there
[13:57] <dougwiser> irc has been a favorite diversion of mine for about 17 years
[13:57] <ozpy> hi. I ran an update on Ubuntu 12.04 and now I can only run it on guess session
[13:57] <mkazmi> remotectel This is what you wrote and I asked what you mean on this line you wrote"open it, it is in there, i was mistaken, sorry"
[13:57] <auronandace> !12.04 | ozpy
[13:57] <viktor> remoteCTRL, according to apt-get linux-firmware is already the newest version
[13:57] <htmlgifted> thanks...
[13:57] <knoppix> tutto in inglese
[13:58] <LjL> !it | knoppix
[13:58] <ozpy> Ubottu: how to koin that channel?
[13:58] <htmlgifted> ozpy ...lol
[13:58] <knoppix> grazie
[13:58] <remoteCTRL> viktor: there you go, so no worries, right?
[13:58] <auronandace> ozpy: /join#ubuntu+1
[13:58] <ozpy> ok.
[13:58] <ozpy> let me try
[13:59] <remoteCTRL> mkazmi: i was talking to somebody else
[13:59] <viktor> remoteCTRL, but i've had it all along, and the driver doesn't work ?...
[13:59] <mkazmi> I figured now.
[13:59] <ozpy> auronandace: I can
[13:59] <robin0800> synergizm: there are three tools at least gnome-tweak-tool , ubuntu-tweak & myunity all for unity
[13:59] <ozpy> can't seem to figure out how to do so
[14:00] <remoteCTRL> viktor: ati that was?
[14:00] <Galaxor> In the last couple days, if I try to apt-get install something, it keeps on saying that I have to install it without verification.  What's up with that?  Do I have the wrong signing key or something?
[14:00] <viktor> remoteCTRL that too, i meant the linux-firmware package
[14:01] <auronandace> ozpy: where you are typing what to say to people you just type this instead: /join #ubuntu+1
[14:01] <remoteCTRL> viktor: ok, i only kjust entered, what exactly is actually your problem?
[14:02] <htmlgifted> can some one help me figure somethign out I wanted to connect to a channel i found but when i add to the channel list and hit connect it tells me the channel can't be found any one know this channel.  irc.80h.org
[14:02] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: done sudo apt-get update?
[14:02] <auronandace> htmlgifted: that is a server, not a channel
[14:02] <htmlgifted> ah.. ok thanks
[14:02] <remoteCTRL> htmlgifted: that is not a channel but a server
[14:02] <savage> htmlgifted: what client are you using?
[14:02] <rileyp> htmlgifted: you need to put a # in front
[14:02] <viktor> remoteCTRL, my radeon driver for my ati Xpress 200M (RS400 for ubuntu) doesn't work, the missing firmware could of been the problem, but it wasn't missing after all
[14:02] <htmlgifted> example.?
[14:03] <savage> do you use mIRC?
[14:03] <remoteCTRL> viktor: how did you get to the conclusion with the missing firmware?
[14:03] <htmlgifted> xchat i think.
[14:03] <savage> htmlgifted: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChatHowto
[14:04] <savage> check out the section "Configuring XChat & connecting to a server"
[14:04] <rileyp>  eg /join #ubuntu
[14:04] <raven> do you know any tool similar to "mairlist" for virtual radio studio?
[14:04] <remoteCTRL> htmlgifted: and then do yourself the favour and use pidgin instead:)
[14:04] <htmlgifted> lol. i have pidgin but wanted to see what all the fuse was about with irc.
[14:05] <viktor> apt-get recommended firmware-linux to install when installing *forgot* en tjl pointed out this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/894693
[14:05] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  im using pidgeon but notice you cannot hit the up arrow to repeat text its annoying
[14:05] <htmlgifted> brb.
[14:06] <rhin0> rileyp noticed that  -- does xchat have it
[14:06] <auronandace> rhin0: yes
[14:06] <rileyp> you can in xchat and highlight text then paste by hitting mousewheel
[14:06] <sidvee> How to update to the new unity?
[14:06] <rileyp> Rhin0 yes it does
[14:07] <auronandace> sidvee: you are meant to stick with whatever unity is in the repo
[14:07] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: that is indeed true, but it is a multi protocol hybrid, that in contrary to empathy supports irc and it has otr support whcih is really mission critical to me
[14:07] <htmlgifted> back
[14:07] <rileyp> rhin0 xchat does
[14:07] <rhin0> ok
[14:07] <viktor> remoteCTRL, did you get that last msg? i forgot to adress you
[14:07] <remoteCTRL> viktor: well basically you have it installed, it ships with ubuntu, so no need to change anything there, if your ati drivers are not working the problem is homed else where
[14:08] <sidvee> auronandace: Then how am I supposed to get unity 3.5? What unity am running on now?
[14:08] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: why not bitchx? :D
[14:08] <htmlgifted> does any one in here watch criminal minds... i want to set up my machine so it can search and display results from the command line is this possiable.?
[14:08] <auronandace> sidvee: so idea sorry, i don't use unity
[14:08] <auronandace> no idea
[14:08] <sidvee> auronandace: No issues! :)
[14:09] <auronandace> remoteCTRL: bitchx is no longer maintained
[14:09] <remoteCTRL> auronandace: aaaaw, what a pitty! :D
[14:09] <remoteCTRL> sidvee: dpkg -l unity tells you what version
[14:09] <decksmasher> set theme cyanic
[14:09] <htmlgifted> guess not.
[14:10] <htmlgifted> ??
[14:10] <auronandace> htmlgifted: search and display results from commandline?
[14:10] <rileyp> remoteCTRL: I dont know what it is....
[14:10] <remoteCTRL> htmlgifted: what exactly do you mean by search and disply results, like the "find" and the "locate" commands?
[14:10] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: I apt-get updated a couple days ago, and was still getting this problem even after that.  I'm updating again right now.
[14:11] <viktor> remoteCTRL, tjl, can i have you opinion about this pls? can it mean that fglrx wasn't properly deleted / purged?
[14:11] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: it is a predeluvian cli based irc client
[14:11] <viktor> remoteCTRL tjl http://paste.ubuntu.com/899159/
[14:11] <kapz> Hi all! I am trying to print from a WinXP virtual Machine that I've stup on Ubuntu 11.10 but the printer stat in Xp shows : Access Denied, Unable to connect, I have referred the NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu page but with no luck, help
[14:11] <rileyp> htmlgifted yes of course locate find etc
[14:11] <Layke> How would you try and fix this, trying to do a dpkg -i install of a package. http://pastie.org/3666032
[14:11] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: It'll take me a little bit of time to update, since I'm apparently getting about 0.00001 kbit/hr right now.
[14:11] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: i have not said to update your system, i said to enter the command sudo apt-get update into a commandline, whcihc is NOT the same?
[14:12] <auronandace> kapz: does your printer already work in ubuntu?
[14:12] <sidvee> remoteCTRL: still couldn't find. :(
[14:12] <htmlgifted> kinda you now how gracia from the show always gets things coming up in the terminal of her machine i want that is there any extras i need to install on my computer to di this.. i have already used the locate and display commands find them kinda limited.
[14:12] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: That's what I'm talking about, too.
[14:12] <geek0091> sidvee: do me a quick favor since your the only one from earlier?
[14:13] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Seriously, even downloading these indexes is taking forever.  I'm literally gettink 8k/sec (I'm on a hotel wifi)
[14:13] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  grep
[14:13] <remoteCTRL> sidvee: couldnt find what?
[14:13] <htmlgifted> grep what in the command line code?
[14:13] <rileyp> man grep
[14:14] <sidvee> geek0091: Couldn't get you!
[14:14] <htmlgifted> ah ok.. manual...
[14:14] <htmlgifted> lol.
[14:14] <shamess> I've confused myself with moving directories... I untar'd the wordpress.tar.gz whilst I was already in my wordpress/ directory. Leading me to have wordpress/wordpress/. I tried to `mv ./wordpress ./` but it "can't move directories"
[14:14] <sidvee> remoteCTRL: 4.28.0.-0.ubuntu
[14:14] <jimi_c> @htmlgifted: TV shows should not be used as a basis of reality, but if you want stuff like google results from the CLI you could use wget to send a query and then parse the output using sed/awk/grep/etc.
[14:14] <remoteCTRL> viktor: what does dpkg -l "fglrx*" return?
[14:14] <shamess> how should I be fixing that?
[14:15] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  ctrl z to close
[14:15] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: oops that is really lame... but usually this fixes problems such as yours
[14:15] <htmlgifted> jimi_c true i just like how they have the system set up full on linux....
[14:15] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  man locate man find  wil help you alot
[14:15] <kapz> auronandace, Yes it does work under ubuntu and works with networked ubuntu as well.
[14:15] <viktor> remoteCTRL http://paste.ubuntu.com/899166/
[14:16] <remoteCTRL> htmlgifted: find is your weapon of choice then, ships with a gazillion switches, including even reg-exps
[14:16] <auronandace> kapz: oh, so you already set cups to allow printing from others?
[14:17] <savage> tibetan monks spend a lifetime learning the ways of the find command
[14:17] <remoteCTRL> shamess: why can you not move directories?
[14:17] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  i just like how they have the system set up full on linux....    lol
[14:17] <jimi_c> tibetan monks don't have access to man pages?
[14:17] <remoteCTRL> sidvee: well that is the one currently being delivered for oneiric, followups come with 12.04
[14:18] <viktor> remoteCTRL what does it mean that my display is "unclaimed", is that related to the issue? http://paste.ubuntu.com/899171/
[14:18] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Okay, finally updated.  I got some BADSIGs.  Some surprising ones, too, such as the one for archive.canonical.com.  See http://pastebin.com/SkA43vug
[14:18] <remoteCTRL> viktor: dude! what context, what have you been doing, what did the command above return?
[14:18] <iLogical> http://pastebin.com/4RmaEWNA I am getting this error
[14:18] <rileyp> htmlgifted: in a terminal and all...
[14:18] <htmlgifted> ok. thanks for the info guys... a real big help....
[14:18] <iLogical> how to solve it??
[14:18] <shamess> remoteCTRL: "mv: cannot move `wordpress/wp-admin/' to `./wp-admin': Directory not empty" I was hoping it would just overwrite the current data.
[14:19] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: that dont sound too good, your system compromised..??
[14:19] <htmlgifted> yah,,, they show results appearing inside a terminal window
[14:19] <remoteCTRL> htmlgifted: my pleasure
[14:19] <Toscho> hi
[14:20] <Toscho> my llaptop (lubuntu 11.10) only boots till bios-screens. after that: black screen with blinking underscore
[14:20] <viktor> remoteCTRL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/899166/ What do you mean "what cotext", is it completely irrelevant?
[14:20] <Toscho> what's the reason and how can I solve this problem?
[14:20] <remoteCTRL> shamess: you of course cannot move a dir into itself.... cd into the directory whos contents you want to move then, sudo mv * ../
[14:20] <wylde> !nomodeset | Toscho
[14:20] <htmlgifted> hay does any one know why ubuntu does not have the drivers for a hp 2050 deskjet but have 2000 and 2500 but not inbetween.,?
[14:20] <yeochief2002> what are the lua_* folders created in home folder when I upgraded to 11.10
[14:20] <remoteCTRL> viktor: if it were completely irrelevant, would i be asking then? ;)
[14:21] <rileyp> htmlgifted: you can use irc in a terminal  bitchx
[14:21] <shamess> remoteCTRL: the is the second parameter of mv relative to my current working directory, or the first parameter?
[14:21] <rileyp> Toscho can you ctrl alt f1 to a terminal ?
[14:21] <remoteCTRL> viktor: first: you need not pastebin a single line, second that indicates that fglrx has been removed completely
[14:21] <htmlgifted> really. didn't know that still trying to learn the terminal....
[14:21] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Well, I'm hoping I somehow deleted the signatures I had stored.  Otherwise, I maybe once did apt-get update over tor and got a devious copy of the package list..?  But even that couldn't have compromised my signature database...
[14:21] <rhin0> htmlgifted: sometimes close drivers work with your setup
[14:21] <Toscho> wylde: what why does this happen now? yesterday it worked fine and didn't change any config
[14:22] <auronandace> htmlgifted: 2000 would be older/earlier model than 2050
[14:22] <rhin0> ie 2050 may work with 2000
[14:22] <rhin0> or something "close"
[14:22] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Is there a way to see what public keys I have stored?  And compare their fingerprints with the correct ones?
[14:22] <rhin0> like I have a printer driver for 2600 and its a 2650 printer -- something like that - its either earlier or later
[14:22] <chiiiiiz> hello!!
[14:22] <remoteCTRL> shamess: the astersisk is a wildcard, which means just the same as in windows, namely simply all. the second one means move up one directory
[14:22] <Toscho> rileyp: no
[14:23] <chiiiiiz> Does anyone know about OGMRip?
[14:23] <wylde> Toscho: you didn't mention that in your initail question. Did you install any new packages or updates just before this happened?
[14:23] <htmlgifted> even networked printer that can be found.. I have tried both and still not able to send a print request to the printer to allow printing over my network.
[14:23] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: ermm.. severe abuse of tor :D and nope that shopuld not have caused the problem...
[14:23] <Toscho> no
[14:23] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: yes there is, let me think for a sec
[14:23] <chiiiiiz> I have it installed, but the profiles are not loaded... There must be some default profiles (like high-quality PC, low-quality PC)...
[14:24] <Toscho> wylde: no
[14:24] <chiiiiiz> I do not have gthem, only a OGM Video... though all packages are installed
[14:24] <iLogical> http://pastebin.com/4RmaEWNA I am getting this error
[14:24] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: sudo apt-key list it is
[14:24] <viktor> remoteCTRL, k. so, the other post, about display unclaimed, what does that mean? also, locate fglrx still gives massive return, is that normal if it's completely gone?
[14:25] <remoteCTRL> viktor: nope it is not, but in that case you most likely did not purge but remove it
[14:25] <rileyp>  Galaxor you can look at the keys in synaptic
[14:26] <wylde> Toscho: any hard restarts just before this? At anyrate it might worthwhile to fsck your boot drive
[14:26] <viktor> remoteCTRL, i definitively purged it
[14:26] <remoteCTRL> viktor: then i have no explanation for it, purge should leave nothing behind...
[14:26] <wylde> !fsck
[14:27] <remoteCTRL> viktor: your package management anyways is of the opinion that it has nothing left of it so removing them manually should do no harm, if you consider that useful
[14:27] <Toscho> hard restart might be
[14:27] <remoteCTRL> viktor: about the display unclaimed, i already asked you to explain where that came up
[14:27] <hololight_> I am having a problem with mouse cursor lag and intel video drivers. My laptop has gma 4500 mhd integrated video . I get lag on the mouse cursor using any recent distro of linux, but older releases work fine. Also win7 works fine. If I force vesa drivers... no lag as well. thoughts?
[14:28] <viktor> remoteCTRL, i ran 'sudo lshw -C video' from a ubuntuforum about using radeon driver to determine chipset
[14:29] <ominomi> Hmm.
[14:29] <rileyp> use vesa driver
[14:29] <auronandace> ominomi: i know exactly what you mean... hmm....
[14:30] <quiescens> purge rarely does as much as people like to think it will
[14:30] <rileyp> hololight_use vesa driver
[14:30] <remoteCTRL> viktor: and that returned as only output display unclaimed?
[14:31] <hololight_> thats not an answer, and just marginally better than, sorry about your luck. I know that intel drivers worked in the past, at least as recent as 10.04
[14:31] <htmlgifted> thanks for the printer advice .... l8ter
[14:32] <viktor> remoteCTRL, i gave you the paste, hold on, i'll paste again, http://paste.ubuntu.com/899193/
[14:33] <ben10> need help on networking issues
[14:33] <remoteCTRL> viktor: erm... nope you didnt but thanks anyways:)
[14:33] <auronandace> hololight: could do regression testing to see when it started to lag
[14:33] <SilfenX> been lookign around but cant find any particularly informative instructions on how to get kde desktop onto ubuntu server. anyone know?
[14:33] <remoteCTRL> viktor: http://pastebin.com/LubM9w6D
[14:33] <rileyp>  hololight_ the intel driver is problem so why not use lucid then
[14:33] <remoteCTRL> viktor: weird indeed i never had that one...
[14:34] <rileyp> hololight_ everyone obsessed with updates at end of day they dont do much
[14:35] <viktor> remoteCTRL, had it confused with another paste, srry
[14:35] <JelloPop> hololight_: can you backport the driver?? Just a thought.
[14:36] <auronandace> SilfenX: why would you want kde on a server?
[14:36] <remoteCTRL> viktor: no prob, dude:)
[14:36] <viktor> remoteCTRL, yeah, so i've got no idea what it means (of course, i'm a noob), but i'm guessing it's related?
[14:37] <llutz_> SilfenX: stupid idea imho, but: apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[14:37] <JelloPop> SilfenX: slackware
[14:38] <wylde> SilfenX: kde-plasma-desktop will get you a minimal kde desktop too
[14:38] <remoteCTRL> viktor: sorry to say but it appears to be a bug for specifically your card: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/509273
[14:38] <vika> hi, all.... I have ubuntu 11.10 installed ,but there is no /sys/class/drm ? Why?
[14:39] <titan__> need help with bluetooth dongle on lubuntu 11.10
[14:40] <remoteCTRL> vika: why should there be one? i haven't got it either?
[14:40] <remoteCTRL> !ask | titan
[14:40] <n4dsp> test
[14:41] <rfried> when the next beta of 12.04 will be available?
[14:41] <titan__> !patience
[14:43] <viktor> remoteCTRL, i'm not fully understanding what it says here... do i need to add "pci=nomsi" to the grub?
[14:43] <remoteCTRL> viktor: i havent read it, gimme a minute
[14:44] <deadmund> I have ftp access to an ubuntu machine and there is a folder and in this folder are ~100 jpg images missing the .jpg extension.  How can I mass rename them to all end with .jpg?
[14:46] <remoteCTRL> viktor: i doubt that will help... other than that, 238 answers, and no "fixed" status changed message... sry dude, but i give in there...
[14:47] <viktor> remoteCTRL, alright, thnks for the help, i'm gonna say hello to the sun while i still can, take care
[14:48] <ivivi> hi friends, I have a problem. I write: "sudo bash" in the console but it says to me that ivan is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[14:48] <ivivi> how I fix it?
[14:48] <viktor> tjl, thks as well
[14:48] <remoteCTRL> viktor: my leasure, and enjoy!:)
[14:48] <llutz_> ivivi: sudo adduser ivan admin                   as a user who is allowed to use sudo
[14:49] <ivivi> llutz_ but i ever used the su command and now it doesnt work, why?
[14:49] <llutz_> ivivi: su and sudo are different things
[14:50] <ivivi> aaaammm
[14:51] <__Alex_> ivivi: It doesn't work because on ubuntu, the developers think it's a good idea not to enable root by default, not even give them an option in the installer, to confuse them. You can enable root by setting his password: "sudo passwd"
[14:52] <remoteCTRL> __Alex_: all that provided your account has su privileges, which it doesnt which is the reason why he is here...
[14:52] <zykotic10> !noroot | __Alex_
[14:52] <yeochief2002> quit
[14:52] <yeochief2002> exit
[14:53] <__Alex_> yeochief2002: Put a slash before the exit, like this: "/exit"
[14:54] <yeochief2002> Alex thanx
[14:56] <remoteCTRL> deadmund: for i in $(ls); do mv $i $i.jpg; done will do the trick
[14:56] <aoeui`> hi guys. If I put ~ in my /etc/rc.local script, does ~ mean root home directory?
[14:57] <aoeui`> do I have to put my username explicitly if I need it?
[14:57] <escott> remoteCTRL, why the $(ls) why not just use globbing? *
[14:57] <remoteCTRL> aoeui`: as an educaterd guess i would say yes
[14:57] <remoteCTRL> escott: same difference...:)
[14:58] <escott> aoeui`, bad practice you shouldn't assume that all the shell variables are there, plus its confusing. use the full path
[14:58] <llutz_> $(ls) good luck on filenames with spaces ...
[14:58] <wylde> aoeui`: in all honesty it's best to use absolute path's in scripts, IMHO.
[14:58] <remoteCTRL> llutz_: got a point there...
[14:59] <aoeui`> hmm ok, I thought I could save myself some typing
[14:59] <JelloPop> aoeui`: no current home directory...What ever acount ur logged into..
[14:59] <rileyp> deadmund: man rename
[14:59] <llutz_> aoeui`: it might save some typing, but you'll spend twice the time on bug-fixing later
[14:59] <zykotic10> wylde: +1
[15:00] <bencc> what is the difference between a package and the dev package? for example, libvncserver0 and libvncserver-dev?
[15:00] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: using regexps, nice! thanks also for the hint! :)
[15:01] <aoeui`> it's a bit inconvenient because I need to change the username every  time when I move the script to another computer or maybe write it for another user
[15:01] <llutz_> bencc: the -dev packages contain header-files etc you need to compile things.
[15:01] <SwedeMike> bencc: the dev package is needed for compiling stuff against the library.
[15:01] <raven> which software for virtual radio studio?
[15:02] <wylde> aoeui`: then use the full path and only use a variable for the username
[15:02] <JelloPop> aoeui`: That is the idea of seperate accounts, Unix idea!
[15:02] <bencc> llutz_, SwedeMike: when do I need the non -dev package? It is a c lib so don't I always need to compile with the -dev?
[15:03] <ldiamond> I'm looking for a decent media center for Ubuntu, one that has an Android app for remote control.
[15:03] <viddy> XBMC
[15:03] <ldiamond> XBMC doesn't work on dual monitor
[15:03] <ldiamond> I also need it to work on dual monitors :p
[15:03] <zykotic10> ldiamond: myth also has android apps for remote control
[15:03] <ldiamond> i.e. maximize on a single display
[15:03] <wylde> aoeui`: that will also prevent people from running your script as root if it's doesn't need root privs, since there's no /home/root :)
[15:04] <ldiamond> zykotic10, how's the remote for mythtv? decent?
[15:04] <aoeui`> wylde: ok like "username=aoeui; ls /home/$username". Sounds like the best that could be done here, thanks
[15:04] <remoteCTRL> llutz_: btw i just tested my commandline from above with the asterisk instead of the $(ls), that wont work either..??
[15:04] <zykotic10> ldiamond: ya, but myth might not work as expected on dual-monitors i'm affraid...
[15:04] <llutz_> remoteCTRL: nope, needs to quote it "$i"
[15:05] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: your weapon of choice is MCElinux
[15:05] <rileyp>  ldiamond: mythtv
[15:05] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: http://www.linuxmce.org/ incedibly powerful!
[15:06] <SwedeMike> llutz_: the non-dev files are usuaally the main program, and the -dev files might be needed when compiling modules or plugins or something else for this utiutility.
[15:06] <remoteCTRL> llutz_: i see, thanks  <- such a shell noob...
[15:06] <llutz_> SwedeMike: -> bencc
[15:06] <SwedeMike> llutz_: thanks.
[15:06] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, if I understand correctly, Linux MCE is a linux distro, i.e. replacing ubuntu.
[15:06] <pharaon> i have ubuntu 11.10 on hdb and in install new xp windows on hda now i can't load ubuntu how to fix
[15:07] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, I'm looking to run it on my desktop computer.
[15:07] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: nope it is a linux distro setting up upn ubuntu, but their latest version bases on 10.04
[15:07] <bencc> SwedeMike: so for dev I need both. After I create a binary, I just need the non-dev or none?
[15:07] <rileyp> ldiamond:  mythtv 0.25 pick songs on iphone and play thru pc
[15:07] <zykotic10> !grub | pharaon
[15:07] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: then what rileyp said; mythtv!
[15:08] <rileyp> ldiamond:  and has full remote control as well
[15:08] <ldiamond> I don't really need all the nice user interface or anything. I want to sit down on the couch, browse my movie library on my phone, pick what I want to watch and it should play full screen on my biggest monitor
[15:08] <__Alex_> pharaon: It's simple, all that happened is that Windows rewrote your MBR. This can be repaired easily. I can give you step-by-step instructions
[15:08] <rileyp> mythbuntu easy install
[15:08] <ldiamond> yea will check out mythtv
[15:08] <rileyp> im using it right now
[15:08] <rileyp> on my 3metre screen
[15:08] <ldiamond> I remember trying it before and I wasn't impressed, but that was probably 1-2 years ago
[15:08] <raven> which software for virtual radio studio?
[15:09] <zykotic10> ldiamond: myth hasn't changed much in that time...
[15:09] <rileyp> wacthing a movie and irc same time 7 tb of tv recordings 15 tuners
[15:09] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: then you need a pointermouse, ermm.. what was the correct term for that? there are a few devices, specially designed for the use with linux
[15:09] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, nah that would be really awful
[15:09] <ansi> rileyp sir... thanks a million.. because of you i am on wifi
[15:09] <rileyp> ldiamond:  you need to read manual
[15:09] <ldiamond> all I need is a daemon listening for HTTP requests that will launch vlc full screen.
[15:10] <rileyp> ansi lol what was it
[15:10] <ldiamond> and an android app that will ask the daemon for the library
[15:10] <SwedeMike> bencc: it depends.
[15:10] <rileyp> the kernel issue
[15:10] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: http://www.lirc.org/ have a look in the "supported hardware" section, remote controls and whatnot there...
[15:10] <ansi> the same link u sent me.. i read through it and run the command at the terminal and rebooted.. it worked!! :) thanks a lot
[15:10] <ldiamond> android phone as a remote is way cooler :p
[15:10] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: er... ya you lost me there, dude...
[15:11] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  i have ipod control of mythtv and android phone control as well
[15:11] <rileyp> or iphone
[15:11] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: there are apps on android to fullfill that purpose, and they can usually pair with infrared or bluetooth
[15:11] <ansi> rileyp sir.. i have few more things to ask you.. can  i if u permit?
[15:11] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, should pair via wifi.
[15:12] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: yeah no worries there, i know, i just couldnt tell what that has to do with http and libraries and stuff...
[15:12] <ang_> oiiii
[15:12] <rileyp> ansi ask away!
[15:12] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: well if you need to anjdust your internal mirrors from the outside of your car... :D
[15:12] <ang_> ola
[15:13] <ansi> everytime i get to update manager it and click on "install updates" it says Requires installation of untrusted packages
[15:13] <ansi> The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[15:13] <remoteCTRL> ang_: la hola!
[15:13] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, it's more about the fact that most phone support Wifi while not all of them have IR
[15:13] <ldiamond> Wifi has longer range as well.
[15:13] <ldiamond> Think about the possibility to stream to the phone
[15:14] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: but approximately 100% support bluetooth nowadays. way-to-go
[15:14] <ldiamond> You're at a friend's place and you stream the video from home to your phone / his PC
[15:14] <ldiamond> Not all computer support bluetooth
[15:14] <rileyp>  ldiamond i use vlc remote on my android phone to control my pc in shed to play music in backyard
[15:14] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: stream what, the media output? totally different chapter, my freind...
[15:14] <ldiamond> only some laptop come wit it
[15:14] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: then u use the 2$ bluetooth dongle?
[15:15] <ldiamond> 15$
[15:15] <ldiamond> not everyone want to buy that
[15:15] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: NEVER!
[15:15] <ldiamond> when they have a router
[15:15] <ansi> rileyp sir..pls advise
[15:15] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, not everyone lives in the US you know
[15:15] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: for example me, i live in austria/europe, no roos
[15:15] <Xabster> Anyone know of a good program to read temperatures and control my fans under ubuntu 11.10?
[15:16] <ldiamond> Xabster, there's no complete solution. use lm-sensors to read
[15:16] <wylde> !info fancontrol | Xabster
[15:16] <ldiamond> fan control I'm not sure
[15:17] <ansi> is there a solution to my query rileyp?
[15:17] <Xabster> hmm, ok
[15:18] <raven> which software for virtual radio studio?
[15:18] <wylde> Xabster: install lm-sensors first and configure it with sudo sensors-detect, the after installing fancontrol configure it with sudo pwmconfig
[15:18] <Xabster> i see my chassis fan is doing 1500 RPM and my board is only 36C
[15:18] <Guest81225> Hello room.  After some updates I am unable to start an xsession on my login, though it still starts for other users.  Clues please for fixing this.
[15:18] <ansi> and also there is ATI radeon graphics card in my laptop that also is not detected
[15:18] <rileyp> ldiamond: i can in mythtv select recordings  to auto transcode to iphone/andriod format. teh files are symlinked to the http server running on my back end whcih allows me to open a weppage on my phone and wacth
[15:18] <dr3mro> hello , I want to develop and share bug fix ubuntu .. what language should I learn ?
[15:18] <remoteCTRL> ansi: what package is it crying out for?
[15:18] <rileyp> or download and watch later
[15:19] <ansi> sir dont know.. as i am new to ubuntu..installed it just 2 days ago
[15:19] <remoteCTRL> Guest81225: "i am unable" is a kind of blurry description can you specify that closer?
[15:20] <Xabster> wylde, no pwm-capable sensors detected - but i could do it in windows
[15:20] <rileyp> ansi your ati is detected but the drivers need you permission to install and so they havent
[15:20] <wylde> Xabster: oh and psensors, put's a handy icon in your notification area
[15:20] <wylde> Xabster: you configured lm-sensors first?
[15:20] <rileyp> I wouldnt install them either unless you have good reason
[15:20] <Xabster> configured? it let it run it's detection script
[15:20] <wylde> Xabster: sudo sensors-detect
[15:20] <Xabster> i did that
[15:20] <wylde> ahh alright
[15:21] <remoteCTRL> ansi: first of all, no need to "sir"me, i'd rather you "dude" me, second, if you try to invoke the process you get an error message, obviously, what does it say?
[15:21] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Oh.  I opened my gpg keyring with a pinentry program.  I bet that's interfering with apt.  How do I unauthenticate from my gpg keyring?
[15:21] <wylde> Xabster: moment, I'm trying to recall if I added another utility.
[15:21] <rileyp> ansi: everytime i get to update manager it and click on "install updates" it says Requires installation of untrusted packages........................  just allow them     cheers rileyp
[15:21] <bjrohan> I am having an issue after my latest upgrade yesterday. My computer will boot (grub) normally, however all I can see is my desktop wallpaper, and nothing else, nothing works. If I boot into recovery mode, then select normal boot, I can get Unity 2D. Any suggestions? I reloaded my package manager, there are no packages to update,
[15:21] <ansi> .. everytime i try to update driver Sorry, installation of this driver failed.
[15:21] <ansi> Please have a look at the log file for details: /var/log/jockey.log
[15:22] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: you can just delete it and recreate it. that used to be in applications/accessories, i have no clue where to find that in unity...
[15:22] <Guest81225> remoteCTRL, yeah sorry. The xsession doesn't finish starting up.  I get the background, but no items on the desktop.  I do have errors in .xsession-errors, but don't know what to do abouth fixing them.  I was hoping it was a known problem that reinstalling a package might fix.
[15:22] <wylde> Xabster: I'm sure I just used lm-sensors and fancontrol, oh and psensors to view the output.
[15:22] <ansi> rileyp there are 2 issues.. what i told you is what happens in update manager.. but when i get that msg it dosent give me an option to allow them
[15:22] <escott> bjrohan, recovery + normal boot is a little confusing. do you mean you are booting an old computer? did you manually install graphics drivers or did you use jockey?
[15:22] <wylde> !psensor
[15:23] <rileyp> ansi dont install ati driver unless you google for a guide and follow it. ANd 2 days into ubuntu its like a gun to your head
[15:23] <Xabster> I can't control anything with fancontrol, wylde but the 2 other programs seem to work
[15:23] <escott> bjrohan, booting an old kernel i mean
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> bjodah: do you get an error after some minutes, stating that .ICEauthority could not be created?
[15:23] <wylde> Xabster: so sudo pwmconfig didn't find any fans to control?
[15:23] <Xabster> indeed
[15:23] <Xabster> it did not
[15:23] <wylde> !info psensor
[15:23] <wylde> bugger :(
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> Guest81225: paste the content of the log to pastebin.com pls
[15:24] <drPoO> whats a good serials/cracks website??
[15:24] <bjrohan> excott: I am not sure, I am not that techie with Ubuntu.  When I merely turn on my laptop after a package manager upgrade yesterday, all I see is my desktop wallpaper (which is the one I had before the upgrade). At that point nothing works, nothing. I can only see the pointer that I can move around
[15:24] <remoteCTRL> drPoO: wrong topic for the channel
[15:24] <bjrohan> escott: I am not sure, I am not that techie with Ubuntu.  When I merely turn on my laptop after a package manager upgrade yesterday, all I see is my desktop wallpaper (which is the one I had before the upgrade). At that point nothing works, nothing. I can only see the pointer that I can move around
[15:24] <Xabster> maybe my fans are simply voltage controlled, wylde ?
[15:24] <wylde> Xabster: I believe there's another package called thinkfan, though I've never used it
[15:25] <Xabster> if that uses pulses too, i think it will fail aswell
[15:25] <wylde> Xabster: possibly, best chance of find that info would be the user manual for your mobo
[15:25] <wylde> *finding
[15:25] <bjrohan> excott: If I turn off my laptop, then reboot, and from the grub menu select boot into recovery, it bring up a text menu, from which I can select boot normal, if I select that, my laptop will boot, however I am in UNity 2D mode, only 4 desktops, and huge icons
[15:25] <Xabster> yeah, ill take a trip to bios and see if there is some lock on the fan control or something
[15:25] <Xabster> then i'll read the manual
[15:25] <Xabster> brb
[15:25] <bjrohan> escott: I have made no changes other than the package upgrade that I typically do when it says there are updates available
[15:26] <escott> bjrohan, and what kind of graphics card do you have? did you install drivers for your graphics card? and how did you do that?
[15:26] <wylde> Xabster: sounds good, manual is always a good place for info. I'm stepping out for a bit though. I'm sure there are other more knowledgable than me in here anyway :)
[15:26] <remoteCTRL> escott: he had it working and then he upgraded
[15:26] <remoteCTRL> bjrohan: do you get an error after some minutes, stating that .ICEauthority could not be created?
[15:27] <bjrohan> escott: I don't recall, how do I check? my laptopt came with NVidia, but then I swapped it out and I don't recall what I have now (this was before switching to Ubuntu about 6 months ago)
[15:27] <bjrohan> remoteCTRL: no
[15:27] <escott> remoteCTRL, yes and if he manually installed a graphics driver and got a new kernel his graphics stack would be broken
[15:27] <l_r> when will ubuntu be released?
[15:27] <escott> !precise | l_r
[15:27] <remoteCTRL> escott: erm.. youre mistaken there dude, dkms does that for you
[15:27] <Dulak> bjodah: lspci will show you everything on the pci bus, including the video
[15:28] <bjrohan> escott: I may have done that: I do recall playing around with graphics card software after initial install, to a "better" one
[15:29] <rileyp> bjrohan:  is it ati?
[15:29] <escott> bjrohan, if you used jockey then getting a matching kernel module should have been taken care of for you. if you downloaded a .bin that could be the source of your problems. if you did it the jockey way then you might try a unity --reset
[15:29] <rileyp> bjrohan:   sudo lshw -C video
[15:30] <bjrohan> rileyp: when I do what yo posted I get: PCI (sysfs)
[15:30] <remoteCTRL> bjrohan: then wait another 5 seconds
[15:30] <l_r> but i need the precise date
[15:30] <bjrohan> escott: I don't know if I used jockey or not
[15:30] <rileyp> bjrohan:  listen to escoot he is more knowledgable than I
[15:30] <bjrohan> here is what I get with sudo lshw -C video:
[15:30] <bjrohan> *-display UNCLAIMED
[15:30] <bjrohan>        description: VGA compatible controller
[15:30] <bjrohan>        product: Radeon Mobility X1400
[15:30] <bjrohan>        vendor: Hynix Semiconductor (Hyundai Electronics)
[15:30] <FloodBot1> bjrohan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:31] <bjrohan>        physical id: 0
[15:31] <ansi> dude i am unable to scroll up and read what u typed.. please tell me how to scroll up in xchat
[15:31] <remoteCTRL> gosh not again
[15:31] <rileyp> bjrohan: go back and have another look it takes a while to complete the task
[15:31] <bjrohan> I did, and posted it (however I think I got the bot warning)
[15:31] <rileyp> ati lol
[15:32] <remoteCTRL> bjrohan: heres your bugreport: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/509273
[15:32] <oCean> l_r: it's planned for april 26th, but it will be out when it is ready
[15:32] <ansi> please help
[15:32] <rileyp> how many ati video faults a day
[15:32] <bjrohan> So I need to just wait?
[15:32] <escott> bjrohan, well try the following. boot normally and then ctrl-alt-f1 over to a terminal. then "export DISPLAY=:0" then "unity --reset"
[15:32] <rileyp> must be 10 or more
[15:33] <rileyp> ansi dont install 3rd party video drivers just use and enjoy the error you are getting is nothing to concern yourslef with
[15:33] <l_r> can the default gnome desktop be choosen in the next release?
[15:33] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: its the same one
[15:33] <l_r> i dont like ubiquity or unity or whatever is the name
[15:34] <oCean> l_r: further discussion on 12.04 is in #ubuntu+1 channel
[15:34] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: and according to the bugs date it is everything els but a new one
[15:35] <mun> Hi
[15:35] <xeone> salut tous le monde
[15:35] <oCean> !fr | xeone
[15:35] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  his is working ok he is getting a error when he does an update whoop de chook he has been using buntu 2 days total in his life I suggest he use and enjoy ant not stresss about packat manager complaints
[15:35] <Guest81225> remoteCTRL, .xsession problem.  Sorry for the delay, had to figure out how to get access to the file from the wrong account.  Please have a look at http://pastebin.com/mc20gDWy
[15:36] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: actually the package verification is not a nice-to-have but a core-feature guaranteeing that you dont fall victim to  a man in the middle attack with somebody trying to spoof you fake packets, so i consider that answer you just gave ansi problematic...
[15:36] <remoteCTRL> Guest81225: will do, sec, pls
[15:37] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  you are correct but like I say 2 days in i dont think he should be trying to install ati driverss
[15:37] <mun> I'm trying to boot of live cd on a usb. In software sources, it says at the bottom cdrom with ubuntu. I keep getting an error updating the sources because what I'm using is an usb and not a cd. Does anyone know how to change the source to usb?
[15:37] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: he should use jockey for that..
[15:38] <rileyp> jockey wont work because of the bug?
[15:38] <rileyp> Is this correct
[15:39] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: nope, the ati driver wont work because of the bug, as far as i understood this, regardless whether you installed it with jockey or with .bin...
[15:39] <zykotic10> mun: what does booting liveusb and software sources have in common?  What are you trying to do?  Boot from USB or update a system from USB?
[15:39] <dr3mro> I want to fix bugs in ubuntu where i start
[15:39] <zykotic10> dr3mro: launchpad - find a bug, and fix it ;)
[15:39] <dr3mro> i want to know which language is most widely used in ubuntu unity ??  gnome
[15:40] <oCean> !contribute | dr3mro
[15:40] <mun> I'm trying to run boot repair. So update the system from usv
[15:40] <dr3mro> zykotic10, I need to know which language is the most used in unity
[15:40] <remoteCTRL> Guest81225: i am sorry dude, but there are that many errors in there, that i would not even know where to start googling...
[15:40] <rileyp> mun you cannot update the cd it has been burnt
[15:40] <mun> Sorry I'm using my phone now
[15:41] <mun> No I'm not using a cd. I'm using a usb
[15:41] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: and i implied that i do perfectly agree with you when i said that he should only do it via jockey...:)
[15:41] <mun> But I have cd in my sources instead
[15:41] <rileyp> rem He shouldnt even attempt to use jockey
[15:41] <remoteCTRL> dr3mro: C/C++
[15:42] <mun> In sources.list it says cdrom:...
[15:42] <rileyp> damm i missed tab
[15:42] <ansi> anyone help pls
[15:42] <dr3mro> remoteCTRL, WOW .. is unity written in C
[15:42] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: why the heck not?? isnt that exactly what they created it for? to be noob-proof?
[15:42] <vjacob> hi all. how can i use dpkg or apt-get to export a list of packages that I can later input to install using dpkg/apt-get on another computer?
[15:42] <zykotic10> !clone | vjacob
[15:42] <rileyp> ansi imho your error isnt worth worrying about
[15:43] <vjacob> i did dpkg --list > mypackages.txt for now, but it includes a lot of garbage... also, is there a command to import such a file even without all the formatting?
[15:43] <vjacob> awesome zykotic10 .
[15:43] <fabellogo> hallo spricht hier jemand deutsch
[15:43] <llutz_> !de
[15:43] <ansi> thanks rileyp.. that was quite a relief
[15:43] <ansi> now.. i have radeon graphics card.. again its drivers are not installing
[15:44] <ansi> rileyp ..pls ask me to type the commands like u asked me to do the last time..
[15:44] <bjrohan> Oops, thanks for the input. I hit the key combo to get into terminal before I wrote down what you told me to restarty unity, and I lost it all and had to reboot, could you repost? I did type Unity from term, and it hung up about 7 lines into restart. Also how do I get out of the fullscreen terminal, back to xwindows?
[15:44] <rileyp> ansi leave your ati drivers alone.... play use ubuntu for a week or so thne look at it ok?
[15:44] <ansi> they were miracolous
[15:44] <remoteCTRL> dr3mro: Unity is written as a plugin for Compiz[14] and is written in the programming languages C++ and Vala and uses an uncommon OpenGL toolkit called Nux. Being a plugin for Compiz gives Unity GPU-accelerated performance on compatible systems  ->> from out of wikipedia
[15:45] <remoteCTRL> vjacob: if you want to use dpkg for this you can use the --get-selectins and --set-selections switches and afterwards use dselect to apply the changes on the cloned system
[15:46] <rileyp> ansi enjoy your ubuntu please dont play with graphics when they fail thats it black screen and you r up sh.t.. creek without a paddle
[15:46] <vjacob> thanks remoteCTRL
[15:46] <vjacob> i will try the aptitude approach first
[15:46] <remoteCTRL> vjacob: my pleasure
[15:46] <vjacob> otherwise your approach
[15:46] <vjacob> thanks zykotic10
[15:46] <rileyp> ansi  2days in is not time to install ati drivers imho ok?
[15:46] <vjacob> cya and have a great we.
[15:46] <mun> Basically I have a live cd source when I'm using a live usb. How do I change the source to usb?
[15:46] <ansi> rileyp..not playing with anything.. its just that i have hardware in my pc that has not been taken care of
[15:47] <bjrohan> escott: How can I tell what my graphics card is again?
[15:48] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: may i repeat my question: why the heck not?? isnt that exactly what they created it for? to be noob-proof?
[15:48] <rileyp> ansi the current ati driver in ubuntu has problems and they will make your pc look like it isnt swictched on. Do not go there
[15:48] <escott> bjrohan, lspci or lshw -C video
[15:48] <aaGp> excuse me, where is the folder of the wallpapers i mean the default ones here in ubuntu11.10??..
[15:48] <dr3mro> remoteCTRL, I know basic vala GTK / GLADE  and good experience in python GTK .. but I need to focus on one programming language to master it as I  take it as hobby only and I work as a physician but enjoy programming when I have some little free time in my vacation.... so do you suggest me continue the vala way or go python way .. for the future ot ubuntu develeopment what will be most widely used vala or python ??
[15:48] <ansi> bjrohan bhai.. looks like u are also new to ubuntu .. welcome brother
[15:48] <zykotic10> remoteCTRL: i asked in #ubuntu-irc a while ago about finding a replacement method for !clone (as it uses aptitude) but alternatives where all deemed dangerous/sub-optimal.  So aptitude still has a use on ubuntu ;)
[15:48] <rileyp> escoot he did before
[15:49] <rileyp> escot he did before
[15:49] <zykotic10> !tab > rileyp
[15:49] <Oscailt> I'd chose Qt ove GTK+ any day of the week. It's all about what suits you though.
[15:49] <poincare101> Are there any photo sharing services compatible with Ubuntu? I really liked Windows Live Photo Gallery, but, now that I'm on 'buntu, I can't really use it anymore.
[15:49] <remoteCTRL> dr3mro: as i am not a developer i have to admit that i have no clue about such matter. but i really like that attitude of yours! maybe ask again in 'ubuntu-devel
[15:49] <remoteCTRL> oops
[15:49] <Oscailt> poincare101: You could use Flickr?
[15:49] <remoteCTRL> !dev
[15:50] <dr3mro> remoteCTRL, thank you
[15:50] <xIvanx> I was hoping to get some assistance getting my wacom device working properly.
[15:50] <poincare101> Oscailt: not enough storage; I have 100's of pictures
[15:50] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: I noticed that I had some updates that required reboot.  I just rebooted, but that didn't magically make my apt keys start to validate.  I didn't think it would.
[15:50] <deadmund> I have ftp access to an ubuntu machine and there is a folder and in this folder are ~100 jpg images missing the .jpg extension.  How can I mass rename them to all end with .jpg?
[15:50] <remoteCTRL> dr3mro: my pleasure!
[15:50] <rileyp> remoteCTRL when he reboots to a black screen what wil you say?
[15:51] <Oscailt> poincare101: Facebook?
[15:51] <gnu_lorien> I have 11.10 and I just noticed that couchdb is starting with the computer. Is there any app to configure this and see other services starting?
[15:51] <bjrohan> escott: Thanks. What in my upgrade would have cause my graphics issue, and how do I fix it? The bug report posted earlier was from 1-18-10 :-(
[15:51] <remoteCTRL> Galaxor: as stated before there is a way to delete the keyrings and all, i just dont know where to find it in unity...
[15:51] <DoctorD> EXCHANGE: I want 60$ in my LibertyReserve account and i can give 70$ into a PayPal account!!! It's URGENT!
[15:51] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: i wil say fix the bugs gawdammit!
[15:52] <Oscailt> DoctorD: We aren't your personal bankers.
[15:52] <wylde> DoctorD: this isn't the place for that sort of thing.
[15:52] <Dulak> Haha, yeah that's not a scam at all, sounds perfectly legit to me.
[15:52] <remoteCTRL> !startup | gnu_lorien
[15:52] <DoctorD> i know, i just asked. maybe someone can help me
[15:52] <remoteCTRL> oops that would be deprecated..
[15:52] <mindenemkivanaku> in vbox i try to install kubuntu, but i got: "This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU but only detected an i686 cpu", i downloaded this: kubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64.iso, i have intel pentium P6100 proci, 64bit
[15:52] <mindenemkivanaku> i dont know the problem
[15:52] <mindenemkivanaku> anyone can help me?
[15:52] <gnu_lorien> !boot
[15:53] <oApocalypse> good day all
[15:53] <gnu_lorien> remoteCTRL: Thanks. I couldn't find that when searching for some reason.
[15:53] <remoteCTRL> !ops | DoctorD
[15:53] <Oscailt> DoctorD: I'm sure there are some sites online offering currency exchanges.
[15:53] <DoctorD> Exchangers require me to verify myself and it takes too long untill i can have the posibility to make exchanges
[15:53] <DoctorD> :)
[15:53] <remoteCTRL> gnu_lorien: np!
[15:53] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  the ati driver isnt going to give mr 2 day ubuntu a better experience is it?
[15:53] <DoctorD> that's why i'm asking if someone has and can help me.
[15:53] <bjrohan> escott: You asked about jockey. I do have jockey installed on my system, I just ran it,and it says I don't have any addional drivers
[15:53] <Myrtti> DoctorD: keep the offtopic elsewhere, no soliciting please.
[15:53] <mun> Basically I have a live cd as software source when I'm using a live usb. How do I change the source to usb?
[15:54] <escott> bjrohan, didn't send you the bug report. im not sure what is in it. I would suggest the possible causes are (a) a mismatch between your video driver and the kernel (if you got a new kernel during the upgrade) (b) some other bug in the upgraded packages (c) or something funky in your user config files. I would boot the broken gui, ctl-alt-f1 over to a terminal, login, "export DISPLAY=:0" and run glxinfo > glxinfo.output and then reboot to
[15:54] <escott>  recovery so you can send us that file
[15:54] <pangolin> DoctorD, this is not an Ubuntu issue. Please take it somewhere else
[15:54] <oApocalypse> is this room for server help also
[15:54] <Oscailt> DoctorD: Well here isn't the place.
[15:54] <wylde> oApocalypse: somewhat you can also try in #ubuntu-server
[15:54] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: ya but telling him to use no driver at all also wont do the trick, right? i mean what sort of advice is that anyways? :D yes ubuntu has veeery nice core features, especially for teh noobs, but if you are one, please dont use them?
[15:54] <remoteCTRL> *duck*
[15:54] <oApocalypse> much appreciated :)
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> in vbox i try to install kubuntu, but i got: "This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU but only detected an i686 cpu", i downloaded this: kubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64.iso, i have intel pentium P6100 proci, 64bit
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> i dont know the problem
[15:55] <Oscailt> Just wondering. How do I start a LoCo team?
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> anyone can help me?
[15:55] <zykotic10> mindenemkivanaku: does this give output?  egrep '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo
[15:55] <remoteCTRL> Myrtti: thanks for stepping in, dude:)
[15:55] <deadmund> I have ftp access to an ubuntu machine and there is a folder and in this folder are ~100 jpg images missing the .jpg extension.  How can I mass rename them to all end with .jpg?
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> zykotic10
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> i try to install it in vbox
[15:55] <mun> What should the proper sources.list look like on a live usb?
[15:55] <mindenemkivanaku> and i cant boot
[15:55] <wylde> mindenemkivanaku: you didn't configure your VM properly, go back and check the processor settings
[15:56] <zykotic10> mindenemkivanaku: so you host isn't gnu/linux then?
[15:56] <mindenemkivanaku> no, win7 is the hostú
[15:56] <mindenemkivanaku> -ú :/
[15:56] <zykotic10> mindenemkivanaku: never mind - i won't help.  good luck.
[15:56] <Oscailt> Just wondering. How do I start a LoCo team?
[15:56] <bjrohan> escott: so type export DISPLAY=:0 when that is done, then type glxinfo > glxinfo.output
[15:56] <mindenemkivanaku> thanks zykotic10
[15:56] <bjrohan> where will the glxinfo.output file be located?
[15:56] <htmlgifted>  pretty good with wireless connections in kubuntu?
[15:56] <mindenemkivanaku> wylde: what am i missing?
[15:57] <escott> deadmund, you were given an answer earlier (a) a bash for loop (b) install and use the rename application
[15:57] <remoteCTRL> deadmund: i already pasted you a solution for that
[15:57] <htmlgifted> any one.pretty good.?
[15:57] <escott> bjrohan, it will put the file in your home directory
[15:57] <rileyp> remoteCTRL:  its not ubuntus fault ati drivers provided by them are crud.
[15:57] <wylde> mindenemkivanaku: you're issue isn't Ubuntu related, I'd suggest you read your VM's manual, or look for support from the vendor.
[15:57] <bjrohan> escott, thanks, will do that now
[15:57] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: nobody said so...:)
[15:57] <deadmund> escott: remoteCTRL Yes.  I know there was a solution said here but I missed it and my client passed it's scrollback! :(  I'll look at the rename program.  Thanks :)
[15:58] <Galaxor> remoteCTRL: Oh.  New version of apt came out.  I will upgrade that.
[15:58] <mindenemkivanaku> ok wylde, thank you
[15:58] <htmlgifted> ??
[15:58] <mun> Why is this so difficult??
[15:58] <mun> Bugs everywhere
[15:58] <diverdude> I am using a PPA for php 5.4 which works great. However, when i try to install php5-imagick i get this error: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1918032487    Is that because php5-imagick is not included in that PPA?
[15:59] <rileyp> mun its not dont touch software sources on your usb stick
[15:59] <mun> From live usb to grub
[15:59] <htmlgifted> i need some insight into why I have to manualy delete my conection and disaable connections before a 10 sec restart..then re connect after wireless devices are found.
[15:59] <oApocalypse> ok im back there is no server irc :P
[15:59] <Mwa> How do I get Terminal to NOT close every time I alt-tab out of it? >:
[15:59] <mun> But it thinks I'm using a cd. I can't run update without changing it
[16:00] <mun> If I have the cdrom source ticked I get an error
[16:00] <remoteCTRL> deadmund: for i in *; do mv "$i" "$i.jpg"; done
[16:00] <deadmund> remoteCTRL: oh why thank you ! :D
[16:00] <rileyp> mun use usb stick to install and then update install dont try and update your usb stick install cd
[16:00] <zykotic10> mun: you can't use livecd/usb as an update source!  what are you really trying to do exactly.
[16:00] <Mwa> Oh
[16:01] <Mwa> Far better question
[16:01] <Mwa> How do I make terminal show up on the dock/alt-tab menu
[16:01] <diverdude> any1?
[16:01] <mun> Firstly I'm trying to install xchat on it
[16:01] <remoteCTRL> deadmund: np
[16:01] <zykotic10> mun: on the usb?
[16:01] <xangua> Mwa: launch the terminal and when the icon appears in the launcher, set to lock it
[16:02] <mun> Yes is that possible
[16:02] <weox> hello, my menu in Gnome-3 hided and i dont know what to do now ??
[16:02] <mun> I think i've done that before
[16:02] <Mwa> xangua: I mean, how to get the little > to show up and make it so
[16:02] <Mwa> I can select existing windows
[16:02] <zykotic10> mun: on the liveusb try "sudo apt-get install xchat" but it'll be gone when you restart
[16:02] <mun> I tried that
[16:02] <mun> I get
[16:03] <mun> Unable to parse package file
[16:03] <zykotic10> mun: no idea what that means.  sorry - good luck.
[16:03] <mun>  /var/lib/dpkg/status
[16:03] <oApocalypse> heres my issue im installing ubuntu server for samba capability but for some reason i cant get permissions
[16:03] <oApocalypse> set correctly
[16:03] <remoteCTRL> mun that is severe
[16:04] <diverdude> I am using a PPA for php 5.4 which works great. However, when i try to install php5-imagick i get this error: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1918032487    Is that because php5-imagick is not included in that PPA?
[16:04] <remoteCTRL> mun, do a reboot from the usb stick and report back, i will try and help you fro there on
[16:04] <mun> Is it?
[16:04] <mun> OK. Please bare with my typing. I'm on my phone
[16:04] <oApocalypse> lol
[16:04] <remoteCTRL> yes it is, because it means that your package system is inconsistent, have you been tinkering arround manually, like deleting packages without removing them?
[16:05] <htmlgifted> has any one had this problem with a wireless laptop?
[16:05] <mun> It's a fresh live usb made in windows
[16:05] <poincare101> any photo sharing applications/services for linux?
[16:05] <rileyp> htmlgifted: well enlighten us?
[16:05] <mun> Ultimately I just want to repair my grub..
[16:05] <remoteCTRL> mun that is fine, i hope that rebooting will remove the problem, is the installation on the stick persistent?
[16:06] <remoteCTRL> mun grub?
[16:06] <remoteCTRL> mun  so you haev booted a broken system with a live cd in order to repair grub, or what is actually the issue?
[16:06] <rileyp> mun how about sudo update-grub /dev/sda
[16:06] <htmlgifted>  i need some insight into why I have to manually delete my connection and disable connections before a 10 sec restart..then re connect after wireless devices are found
[16:07] <mun> Yeah it already has ubuntu installed. But recently I keep getting the hd0 out of disk error before grub
[16:07] <zykotic10> rileyp: you need to chroot for that to work!!!
[16:07] <remoteCTRL> rileyp: currently his package management is in distress...
[16:07] <remoteCTRL> mun out of disk??
[16:07] <mun> Yeah. Then it gives me grub rescue
[16:08] <mun> But I don't know what to do with yhat
[16:08] <remoteCTRL> zykotic10: not only do you need to chroot but also do you need to bind mount proc, sys and temp into the chrooted installation in order to have grub do its job
[16:08] <Sidewinder1> "Out of disk" would be a whole different issue.
[16:08] <zykotic10> remoteCTRL: which is all documented in the !grub2 chroot option ;)
[16:08] <remoteCTRL> mun i dont know what out of disk means, i never heard that and i doubt that it is english :)
[16:09] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  i need some insight into why I have to manually delete my connection and disable connections before a 10 sec restart..then re connect after wireless devices are found ......er....we dont know why are you doing it?
[16:09] <mun> Now I've rebooted. When I run update I get an error saying failed to fetch cdrom://
[16:09] <mun> It's one of the other sources
[16:09] <remoteCTRL> mun open the software center please
[16:10] <diverdude> I am using a PPA for php 5.4 which works great. However, when i try to install php5-imagick i get this error: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1918032487    Is that because php5-imagick is not included in that PPA?
[16:10] <josten> ljt: I tried the command you gave me.
[16:10] <remoteCTRL> mun is that computer of yours connected to the net?
[16:10] <mun> Done
[16:10] <mun> Yes
[16:10] <xangua> diverdude: if you have a problem with a ppa, contact with the author of the ppa
[16:10] <mun> Actually
[16:10] <mun> I can't open it
[16:10] <remoteCTRL> mun click "edit" and then click "software sources"
[16:10] <htmlgifted> i lose connection during use and when I start after a few hours shut down.
[16:10] <diverdude> xangua: i do not know if its the ppa thats the problem
[16:10] <jrib> diverdude: apt-cache policy php5-imagick
[16:10] <mun> The report belongs to a package that is not installed
[16:10] <remoteCTRL> mun you cant?  getting the error about the package management again?
[16:11] <remoteCTRL> mun ah one single package?
[16:11] <mun> I'm not sure. I get that when I open the software center
[16:11] <mun> IRC on phone is a pain...
[16:11] <remoteCTRL> mun ok, you cannot apt-get install -f because you diont have the sources, and you cannot fire up software center because your packae management is in distress, right? :D
[16:12] <mun> My fingers are probably too fat..
[16:12] <mun> Seems like it
[16:12] <diverdude> jrib: this is the result: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1461661882
[16:12] <josten> anyone know about permissions and user accounts?
[16:12] <remoteCTRL> mun well that would be a deadlock if you could not manually edit this
[16:12] <mun> Is the live usb creation method for windows reliable
[16:12] <remoteCTRL> type sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:13] <rileyp> mun yes
[16:13] <mun> Done
[16:13] <remoteCTRL> mun i could not tell, i never did it, but only use the linux means...
[16:13] <htmlgifted> rileyp any ideas.? what i could do to solve this I am getting better at using my system and just started using the terminal command line and I am not sure where to look or what to do To solve this... from happening
[16:13] <mun> Comment out the cdrom lines?
[16:13] <remoteCTRL> mun ok, in there you should see quite a few lines starting with a # which is a comment character
[16:13] <remoteCTRL> mun in the contrary, comment out everything else
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> i mean comment the cdrom line, uncomment the rest
[16:14] <mun> Just one. The name of the file at the top
[16:14] <mun> Ok
[16:14] <diverdude> jrib: any ideas bout that?
[16:14] <jrib> diverdude: it's likely that your ppa provides packages that you have installed that cannot satisfy the depends mentioned in your error
[16:14] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  you are having wifi problems?
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> the name of the file? that should maybe stay commented :D
[16:14] <mun> Done and ran update. Same fetch error.
[16:14] <remoteCTRL> ok, now press ctrl plus x and then y to save
[16:14] <rileyp> html or fixed wiring problems
[16:15] <remoteCTRL> mun same?? how can you have a cdrom erro when it is commented??
[16:15] <Sidewinder1> remoteCTRL, I don't think he saved before trying.
[16:15] <remoteCTRL> mun are you sure you just saved your changes?
[16:16] <mun> Oh thought you meant comment everything else
[16:16] <htmlgifted> any ideas on how i can narrow it down.?
[16:16] <remoteCTRL> Sidewinder1: appeare so :D
[16:16] <mun> Let me try again
[16:16] <Sidewinder1> :)
[16:16] <diverdude> jrib: hmmm so this depends closure: php5-imagick : Depends: phpapi-20090626 in the php5-imagick pack is unmet?
[16:16] <rileyp> htmlgifted: wireless or fixed wiring problems
[16:16] <remoteCTRL> mun go ahead! :)
[16:16] <jrib> htmlgifted: if you aren't talking to someone in particular, most of us have no clue what you said 2 lines ago.
[16:16] <biggmac> where is a good site to find some good themes for ubuntu?
[16:16] <bjrohan> escott: I did as you suggested, when I entered glxinfo > glsinfo.output, I waited for about 7 minutes, but it still hung :-( I then rebooted into previous versions in grub 3.2.0-19, 3.2.0-18, and 3.2.0-17, to no avail
[16:16] <jrib> diverdude: yes...
[16:16] <remoteCTRL> biggmac: gnomelooks.org
[16:16] <bjrohan> escott: my glxinfo.output file is there, but empty
[16:16] <htmlgifted> wireless
[16:16] <mun> Now I get the unable to parse package error like before. It's exactly what I did earlier anyway
[16:16] <xangua> biggmac: remoteCTRL gnome-look.org
[16:17] <escott> bjrohan, you were able to login to the console though
[16:17] <bjrohan> I was
[16:17] <biggmac> thanks guys
[16:17] <oApocalypse> i need to know what im doing wrong when trying to add a new hard drive to server via commands
[16:17] <mun> Can I not change the cdrom lines to usb?
[16:17] <jrib> !details | oApocalypse
[16:17] <diverdude> what is the best way to learn how to understand the directory structure and where to put files from make install? I want to learn how to make a PPA
[16:17] <htmlgifted> how is that.?
[16:17] <bjrohan> escott: I logged in, and ran the command export DISPLAY=:0 just fine I think, no error msg or hanging
[16:17] <remoteCTRL> mun well that finally means the package system is garbled, i dunno how you managed that, but that is an actual total write-off then
[16:17] <jrib> !packaging | diverdude
[16:17] <jrib> !ppa | diverdude
[16:18] <remoteCTRL> mun not the point that wont repair your package system
[16:18] <Guest73972> salve
[16:18] <remoteCTRL> mun ok, dude, now lets focus on what really counts
[16:18] <mun> Let me check the md5
[16:18] <htmlgifted> rileyp: any ideas on how i can narrow it down.?
[16:18] <escott> bjrohan, so the console was responsive, but you couldn't run glxinfo, but it hangs running glxinfo. im not sure what to make of that. can you !paste your Xorg.0.log.old
[16:18] <|Long|> hi, i just installed x11vnc, do i have to restart computer or is there restart service cmd?
[16:18] <htmlgifted> rileyp: wireless
[16:18] <remoteCTRL> mun forget about the xchat monkeybusiness, and lets see if we can get your installation fixed
[16:19] <mun> Yeah
[16:19] <mun> I tried to install boot repair
[16:19] <remoteCTRL> ok so do the dollowing: sudo fdisk -l
[16:19] <mun> But can't install anything with that package error
[16:19] <bjrohan> escott: where would that file be?
[16:19] <remoteCTRL> never mind hopefully we wont have to
[16:19] <escott> bjrohan, /var/log
[16:20] <mun> That's why I wanted to get xchat on it and seek help easier
[16:20] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  yes google your laptop and the word wireless and  the word ubuntu and see if you get a heap of hits
[16:20] <remoteCTRL> mun what does fdisk -l return, what disks have you got?
[16:20] <krambiorix> hi guys, i'm at the hospital for my wife and i got the login credentials for the wifi... I first access the network in Ubuntu but firefox won't be directed to the login page of the network... What can i do?
[16:21] <remoteCTRL> mun i get that, but how did lionel ritchie put this 25 years ago? when the going gets tough the tough get going *g*
[16:21] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  because if its happening to you uts porbably happend to someone else wit the same laptop
[16:21] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: erm... manually enter its address??
[16:22] <mun> I've pasted the output to pastebin tWD3RxAr
[16:22] <remoteCTRL> mun k, sec pls
[16:22] <bjrohan> escott: here is the log file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/899320/
[16:22] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: that doesn't work... i think it's a DNS problem
[16:22] <htmlgifted> I have thats why i am in here.. I could not find any thing that fit my particular problem.
[16:22] <mun> Thanks. Sorry couldn't type out the whole link. Basically 3 disks including the live usb.
[16:23] <civixier> If I accidentally unbound F2 and want to rebind it to "rename" where it belongs - where do I do that?
[16:23] <remoteCTRL> mun ok not conlusive enuff, please do sudo mont and tell me what is mounted to / it should be either /dev/sda5 or /dev/sda7?
[16:23] <rileyp> htmlgifted: so your wireless disconnects all by itself and then wont rejoin unless you remove it and re add it
[16:24] <mun> Sda5 to /
[16:24] <htmlgifted> yes
[16:24] <Sidewinder1> mun, mont=mount I think.
[16:24] <rileyp> does it normally have very good strength
[16:24] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: can you ping the address? i
[16:24] <mun> Yep
[16:24] <bjrohan> escott: Is that what you were looking for?
[16:25] <rileyp> htmlgifted: does it normally have very good strength
[16:25] <escott> bjrohan, yes trying to read through it right now
[16:25] <mun> Hold on
[16:25] <remoteCTRL> mun ok in that case do the following sudo mount -o bind /dev/sda5 /mnt
[16:25] <mun> Well nothing is mounted actually
[16:25] <htmlgifted> yah like one room away one story house.
[16:26] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: let me try
[16:26] <remoteCTRL> mun sudo mount /sys /mnt/sys && sudo mount /dev /mnt/dev && sudo mount /proc /mnt/proc
[16:26] <mun> I said Sda5 because from memory that's how I set the installation
[16:26] <rileyp> htmlgifted: or only weak?   Is a cordless phone killing your wireless network?
[16:26] <ddv> does anyone know why I have question mark item in alt-tab bar? I created the following .desktop file, the icon shows in the Unity bar but not in alt-tab: http://paste.ubuntu.com/899321/
[16:26] <remoteCTRL> mun well relying on your info then :)
[16:26] <bjrohan> escott: If I am using a different than stock driver, how can I tell, and then re-activate, or upgrade it?
[16:27] <fabellogo> bitte nochmal den deutschen irc
[16:27] <remoteCTRL> mun if you get any errors you need to use the -o bind option for the other three mounts too
[16:27] <htmlgifted> not sure about that last one.. have like 3 ion the house.. and signal strength is strong.
[16:27] <remoteCTRL> fabellogo: aber sifcher:
[16:27] <remoteCTRL> !de
[16:27] <fabellogo> !de
[16:27] <mun> Here's output from mount 2gyPKx9q
[16:27] <kanpday> dam
[16:28] <kanpday> ubuntu is so damn sexy
[16:28] <kanpday> just installed it
[16:29] <mun> Should I run your command?
[16:30] <htmlgifted> Kanpday: would you like a cool background for your desktop that make your desktop sexyier?
[16:30] <remoteCTRL> mun ya sure go ahead! :)
[16:30] <htmlgifted> well dang..
[16:31] <n4dsp> htmlgifted I would like to see that desktop
[16:31] <n4dsp> background
[16:31] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: i try ping http://www.switchweb2.local but it says "unknown host"
[16:31] <mun> Mount point does not exist
[16:31] <htmlgifted> then accept this.>?
[16:32] <mun> Even with --bind
[16:32] <n4dsp> Never seen this b4 but I accepted and waiting for something to appear
[16:32] <arunkumar413> hi, i can't find the save as svg image option in gimp. Please help
[16:32] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: humm that would be an indicator that youre right with your suspicion, what does cat cat /etc/resolv.conf return?
[16:32] <n4dsp> I get a blank pink screen
[16:33] <remoteCTRL> mun did you fist mount /dev/sda5 to /mnt?
[16:33] <bbOOmm> Helloooooooo room!  I'm wondering if there is a way to do this ---- I have a Buffalo NAS drive. Its old and making some noise, I'm not sure if its the fan or the drive, so, not taking any chances, I set up a "backup" drive on my Dell PE2650 which is running Ubuntu 10.04.3LTS Server. I have -manually- copied everything on the Buffalo , some 35GB of stuff, onto the dedicated backup drive on the Dell. Is there a way I can have the Del
[16:33] <bbOOmm> l with the Ubuntu automatically scan for changes on the Buffalo network drive and if there is changes, it would duplicate the changes on the Dell's backup drive?  Is there a way to do that?
[16:33] <htmlgifted> you have to accept and wait for it to load.
[16:33] <bjrohan> escott: Thank you very much for looking into this
[16:33] <mun> OK all mounted
[16:33] <n4dsp> I accepted but it never loaded. How long does it take
[16:34] <htmlgifted> not sure it depends on the size.
[16:34] <_Marcus> Is it possible to have a loop where the user's home is one directory into /home, and it keeps looping? Like /home/user/realhome would be their real home, but /home/user would have a symbolic link to /home/user/realhome. Is this possible?
[16:34] <n4dsp> please try it again and will wait. thanks htmlgifted
[16:34] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: it returns nameserver [ipaddress] 2 times
[16:34] <n4dsp> ok
[16:34] <Sidewinder1> bbOOmm, Probably with rsync.
[16:34] <DuctTaprandRape> net
[16:34] <remoteCTRL> bbOOmm: what ways of connecting does your drive support, does it do samba or even nfs or at least ftp? if so you can mount it in ubuntu and then have a specific cli command which just escapes me surveil it for changes and take actions accordingly
[16:34] <htmlgifted> keeps failing for some reason.?
[16:34] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: but i think its from another network
[16:35] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: while [ipaddress] being an actual valid ipaddress?
[16:35] <htmlgifted> hum that is strange.
[16:35] <n4dsp> i get the screen but its not loading but screen is still open.
[16:35] <mun> Should I run boot repair
[16:35] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: yes valid ip
[16:35] <remoteCTRL> mun now do sudo chroot /mnt
[16:35] <htmlgifted> hum.? close that out and let a new one appear.
[16:35] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: then ping the address
[16:35] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: but i can't ping it
[16:36] <n4dsp> ok, closed
[16:36] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: then youre connected to nothing
[16:36] <bbOOmm> Sidewinder1, Thanks, I'll look at rsync
[16:36] <mun> Dobe
[16:36] <mun> Done
[16:36] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: what does sudo iwconfig return?
[16:36] <Sidewinder1> bbOOmm, NP.
[16:36] <escott> bjrohan, yeah i cant make sense of that they've changed all the names of the drivers around and I don't use the ati so I can't say for sure what an ati vs xorg setup would look like, but it appears that kernel modesetting is disabled and the fglrx cannot be found. im suspicious given that it is looking for fglrx that you might have installed through a .bin but you would know best if you had done that
[16:36] <htmlgifted> here it comes.
[16:36] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: pleas pastebin the output
[16:36] <flips> hm, tried the 12.04 desktop daily build installer, but it didn't seem to recognize my LVM setup. Do I need an alternate installer for that?
[16:36] <bbOOmm> remoteCTRL thanks, I'll see if I can mount the network drive on the ubuntu ...
[16:37] <n4dsp> sending?
[16:37] <n4dsp> nothing here
[16:37] <htmlgifted> what happened.?
[16:37] <bbOOmm> at least now, I have a couple posibilities to follow.
[16:37] <remoteCTRL> mun now the following: sudo grub-install /dev/sda and then sudo update-grub
[16:37] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: i can't, it's on another laptop
[16:37] <Sidewinder1> !precise | flips
[16:37] <remoteCTRL> bbOOmm: my pleasure
[16:37] <n4dsp> i accepted but nothing happens
[16:37] <n4dsp> sits open and nothing loading
[16:37] <htmlgifted> hum .. I wonder.. brb..
[16:37] <n4dsp> htmlgifted is attempting to send you a file named "Hacker_Wallpaper_1280x1024_by_Pengo1.jpg". Do you wish to accept the transfer?
[16:37] <flips> ubottu: ok, thanks :)
[16:37] <n4dsp> this is what it said
[16:37] <mun> Unable to resolve host ubuntu
[16:37] <flips> lol
[16:37] <Sidewinder1> :)
[16:37] <bjrohan> escott: unfortunately I do not :-( If I did it was 6 months ago when I first switched to Ubuuntu from WIndowz. Anything I can do to install from a non .bin?
[16:38] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: but it gives info about the wlan0
[16:38] <escott> bjrohan, what does locate fglrx output?
[16:38] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: do you see an ipaddress? what is the signal strength, are you actually connected to a wireless access point?
[16:38] <remoteCTRL> mun ignore that
[16:38] <mun> Works without sudo
[16:39] <remoteCTRL> mun has to be sudo!
[16:39] <remoteCTRL> or are you root?
[16:39] <remoteCTRL> ah sudo chroot -.- me dummy :D
[16:39] <bahamas> anyone know how I can fix this? "ALSA lib ../../src/conf.c:3312:(snd_config_hooks_call) Cannot open shared library libasound_module_conf_pulse.so"
[16:39] <mun> :-)
[16:39] <remoteCTRL> mun ya that was it, if you completed without any further errors, that should have done the trick
[16:40] <remoteCTRL> mun other than that you can kick the ubuntu installation on your stick
[16:40] <bjrohan> escott: here is the output: http://www.pasteall.org/30365
[16:40] <mun> Oh? Hmm so grub has been reinstalled?
[16:40] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: no ip address, link quality:39/70
[16:40] <mun> OK let me reboot
[16:40] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: but when i do ifconfig i see an ip address
[16:41] <rileyp> htmlgifted:  its not something like the ip address is being issued to another machine and then when it tries to recconect the ip has been used
[16:41] <escott> bjrohan, ok sounds like you did not install fglrx, in which case that should not be the cause of any breakage. im not sure what to suggest except trying a unity --reset
[16:41] <remoteCTRL> bahamas: quite a few bugreports on that one: http://www.google.com/search?site=skipity.com&source=ds&q=Cannot+open+shared+library+libasound_module_conf_pulse.so
[16:41] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: for wlan0?
[16:41] <bjrohan> will do :-)
[16:42] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: yes
[16:42] <remoteCTRL> mun yes that was all
[16:42] <remoteCTRL> mun easy enuff ey? :)
[16:42] <diverdude> when i do: apt-get source hello-debhelper i get: E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list. What sources?
[16:42] <mun> Yeah hope it works. Already spent a whole weekend on it
[16:42] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: if you substitute the last group of digits in the address through a 1 can you ping that address?
[16:43] <remoteCTRL> mun do a reboot and report back please:)
[16:43] <mun> Sure
[16:43] <kanpday> i fucking love sexy ubuntu
[16:43] <htmlgifted> rileyp: no...
[16:44] <n4dsp> Watch ur language
[16:44] <mun> All this was caused when I hard booted the machine when my hdd was overwhelmed by some strange io wait
[16:44] <hateb> How do I open dotfolders from ubuntu in windows ?
[16:44] <remoteCTRL> kanpday: we are a family freindly channel with children in here, please watch your language:)
[16:44] <hateb> .foldername
[16:44] <kanpday> Sorry :)
[16:44] <remoteCTRL> mun ZOMG, not too good! so we are not ready yet :D
[16:44] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: no, can't ping
[16:44] <kanpday> Oh by the way, which processes could i stop to free up my ram
[16:44] <mun> I've now booted it 3 times and it's working great!
[16:44] <kanpday> That are safe
[16:44] <htmlgifted> think my settings for irc file transfer are wrong..
[16:44] <kanpday> to stop
[16:44] <diverdude> ?
[16:45] <n4dsp> ok, thanks htmlgifted
[16:45] <remoteCTRL> kanpday: no need to do that but as youre asking, man nice
[16:45] <remoteCTRL> ore renice
[16:45] <mun> Don't know what happened. Smartctl doesn't think I got bad sectors
[16:45] <htmlgifted> was able to personalize my chat session though now i need to figure out how to set up my infor for transfering files.
[16:45] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: i ping the IP of the dhcpserver but timeout
[16:46] <remoteCTRL> mun so you already checked that, that is good, but dont rely on it to 100%, i still suggest all data that are dear to you!
[16:46] <bahamas> remoteCTRL: yeah, I'm reading one of those, but I do have the file in /usr/lib32/alsalib/. at least that's what locate says
[16:46] <mun> Let me boot one more time. The whole grub issue was quite unpredictable. Sometimes it let me go beyond grub. Sometimes not. Sometimes get bounced back and forth.
[16:47] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: then youre not really connected to anything, you should also be abple to ping the standard gateway, which is usually the xxx.xxx.xxx.1 adress, if you cant get that one youre not connected at all
[16:47] <remoteCTRL> mun ya you do that :)
[16:48] <remoteCTRL> bahamas: i am sorry pal but i am currently not willing to read 25 bug reports...
[16:48] <josten> anyone know about permissions and user accounts?
[16:48] <remoteCTRL> !ask | josten
[16:48] <mun_> remoteCTRL, hi!
[16:48] <mun_> remoteCTRL, great. it's all working.
[16:49] <mun_> remoteCTRL, thanks so much for the help.
[16:49] <remoteCTRL> mun_: happy for ya!
[16:49] <remoteCTRL> my pleasure!
[16:49] <josten> sorry
[16:49] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: got it!!! I blacklisted the ipv6 module in modprobe
[16:49] <htmlgifted> one more time ...
[16:50] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: gosh! i guess i would still be looking for that in a week ... -.-
[16:50] <htmlgifted> hum.?
[16:50] <eNry92> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yR0u-oyBYo&feature=share
[16:50] <eNry92> good music
[16:50] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: in another life i think i had the same problem :D
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> eNry92: please consider that we are a support channel and that that was (for us) wothless information...:)
[16:51] <bahamas> ubuntu is getting more and more frustrating. it'd be great if it didn't randomly break after updating
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: darn the sideeffex, right?
[16:51] <josten> Is it possible for users to be separated by accounts? Right now my users can see each others files (just not modify).
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> bahamas: that i keep saying since dapper..
[16:52] <eNry92> remoteCTRL, yes sorry but, it's very good music, that comfort the users with problems xD
[16:52] <remoteCTRL> josten: of course!
[16:52] <remoteCTRL> !umask
[16:52] <kanpday> 10.5% used out of 2.5GB that's seems high when no apache and stuff are running right?
[16:52] <remoteCTRL> oops ubottu knows nothing abput umask
[16:52] <kanpday> it's desktop version
[16:52] <remoteCTRL> josten, sec pls
[16:52] <josten> remoteCRTL: ok
[16:53] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: haha yes
[16:53] <remoteCTRL> josten: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions here we go
[16:53] <krambiorix> remoteCTRL: thanks for the help!
[16:53] <dyhaj> hello, how can i install libparallel-forkmanager-perl
[16:53] <remoteCTRL> krambiorix: was nice talking to you!
[16:53] <josten> remoteCTRL: thanks
[16:53] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: sudo apt-get install libparallel-forkmanager-perl ?
[16:54] <remoteCTRL> josten my pleasure
[16:54] <dyhaj> remoteCTRL: unable to locate.
[16:54] <bigmod> anyone can access mail.google.com
[16:54] <bigmod> seems offline
[16:55] <n4dsp> accepted the file transfer htmlgifted but still nothing
[16:55] <n4dsp> did it work with others?
[16:55] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: no such package in ubuntu, i recommend you ask again in #perl
[16:56] <dyhaj> let me update the archive
[16:56] <remoteCTRL> bigmod: nope, is perfectly reachable
[16:56] <moes> bigmod, Works fine from here
[16:56] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=libparallel-forkmanager-perl&mode=filename&suite=oneiric&arch=any
[16:57] <dyhaj> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?mode=filename&suite=oneiric&section=all&arch=any&searchon=contents&keywords=libparallel
[16:57] <smw> where is the ubuntu developers channel?
[16:57] <remoteCTRL> smw: #ubuntu-dev
[16:57] <remoteCTRL> !develop
[16:58] <smw> remoteCTRL, does not look that way...
[16:58] <smw> remoteCTRL, thanks, #ubuntu-devel
[16:59] <remoteCTRL> smw: ah.. ya, sry
[17:00] <dyhaj> remoteCTRL: sudo apt-get install tulip
[17:00] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: wonderful! :)
[17:01] <dyhaj> dammit
[17:01] <dyhaj> not working
[17:01] <dyhaj> fail.
[17:01] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: installation fails or what?
[17:01] <dyhaj> derp
[17:01] <dyhaj> it was sudo apt-get install libparallel-forkmanager-perl
[17:01] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: errors?
[17:02] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: which does not find any package of that name, right?
[17:02] <dyhaj> it works fine
[17:03] <remoteCTRL> eh?
[17:03] <dyhaj> thanks anyways, remoteCTRL .
[17:03] <n8w> anyone runin ubuntu via vbox?
[17:03]  * dyhaj hugs remoteCTRL  anyways
[17:03] <remoteCTRL> dyhaj: *confused* but happy if you are!
[17:04] <remoteCTRL> !ask | n8w
[17:04] <zykotic10> remoteCTRL: re:n8w !anyone might have been better ;)
[17:05] <remoteCTRL> there is a !anyone?
[17:05] <remoteCTRL> !anyone
[17:05] <remoteCTRL> mhmmm:)
[17:05] <caB00T> !details
[17:06] <ejv> !pizza
[17:06] <bjrohan> Escott: When I tried Unity reset I got the following output: http://www.pasteall.org/30366
[17:06] <ejv> :(
[17:06] <zykotic10> !msgthebot
[17:07] <zykotic10> !cookie > ejv
[17:07] <ejv> :D
[17:07] <escott> bjrohan, i have no idea why things are hanging. that doesn't make much sense to me. the initial warning is because you did not export DISPLAY=:0
[17:07] <bjrohan> gotcha
[17:07] <ejv> !the answer to life the universe and everything
[17:08] <bjrohan> where would be the best place to post this as a bug/issue for help?
[17:08] <remoteCTRL> ejv: 42!
[17:08] <ejv> :) woulda made my day if it responded 42 :)
[17:08] <remoteCTRL> bjrohan: launchpad is usually the address to go to
[17:08] <remoteCTRL> ejv: got me now for that *g*
[17:09] <remoteCTRL> QUESTONS PLEASE!
[17:09] <Sidewinder1> !botsnack
[17:09] <remoteCTRL> !trivia
[17:09] <Roasted> hello remoteCTRL :)
[17:10] <remoteCTRL> wow
[17:10] <zykotic10> ejv: in vim try ":help 42" ;)
[17:10] <remoteCTRL> hello Roasted
[17:10] <Roasted> remoteCTRL, rsync exclude lists working great now. Just had a syntax error. :D
[17:10] <didja> hi
[17:10] <didja> what is the most "human" sounding text-to-speech program available? i want to cook and hear something read a research paper aloud to me (otherwise cooking feels like a waste of time)
[17:10] <remoteCTRL> Roasted: which was the reason why i suggested you copy paste the content of the file into the commandline;)
[17:10] <jwtiyar> i have booth FF nightlies and Aurora i want to remove nightlies
[17:10] <didja> i have festival on my computer and possibly some others, but if i have to focus very hard to figure out what the text-to-speech program meant, it's not worth it
[17:10] <Roasted> remoteCTRL, I did. I had a pastebin I linked to the channel.
[17:11] <remoteCTRL> didja: get a drug therapy! :D
[17:11] <zykotic10> didja: espeak is an alternative - i wouldn't call it "human sounding" though
[17:11] <remoteCTRL> Roasted: i didnt catch that anymore...
[17:12] <didja> i just want suggestions of good text-to-speech programs that others have had pleasant experiences with
[17:12] <remoteCTRL> orca is also quite ... "edgy"...
[17:12] <bjrohan> is there an active unity IRC channel?
[17:12] <remoteCTRL> bjrohan: not that i am aware of...
[17:12] <afkal> Hola, alguien que hable espanol
[17:12] <bjrohan> ok
[17:13] <remoteCTRL> afkal: si señor
[17:13] <remoteCTRL> !es
[17:14] <IChooseLife> Hello? eeek
[17:15] <webnet> anyone know how to remove the update/upgrade system from ubuntu?
[17:15] <remoteCTRL> webnet: whut?? why would you wanna do that?!?
[17:15] <zykotic10> webnet: what do you want to do exactly?
[17:16] <n4dsp> where can one go for X-Chat Gnome IRC?
[17:16] <webnet> i am making a custom remix of 10.10 but after i install to vm with remastersys it keeps popping up a upgrade ubuntu thing.
[17:16] <IChooseLife> I'm having trouble booting from a USB, I followed the instructions on the ubuntu download page and it didn't work. I've done it before with older versions of Ubuntu on both CD and USB, but now for some reason it's raping me. Any ideas where to start?
[17:16] <webnet> i want to disable or remive that
[17:16] <zykotic10> webnet: doesn't 10.10 support end next month?
[17:16] <remoteCTRL> n4dsp: in english please?
[17:17] <webnet> yessir but my computer cant move on
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> !precise
[17:17] <n4dsp> Where can one go for X-Chat Gnome IRC Support in English. thanks
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> ah nope
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> !specify
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> nope
[17:17] <Rhine> IChooseLife: if you're on Windows right now, try http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> !details
[17:17] <FloodBot1> remoteCTRL: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:17] <webnet> remoteCTRL, who was that to?
[17:18] <jwtiyar> how i can uninstall app were i added it from PPA?
[17:18] <bjrohan> escott: I tried using ubuntu-bug to file a report,and during the process came back with this msg: Your system is providing 3D via software rendering rather than hardware rendering.  This is a compatibility mode which should display 3D graphics properly but the performance may be very poor.  If the problem you're reporting is related to graphics performance, your real question may be why X didn't use hardware acceleration for your system.
[17:18] <bjrohan> escott: may that help you?
[17:18] <remoteCTRL> that was to IChooseLife
[17:18] <webnet> jwtiyar, sudo apt-get remove <package name>
[17:18] <IChooseLife> I'll give that a whirl Rhine, thanks.
[17:19] <n4dsp> remoteCTRL Yes in English for X-Chat IRC Support
[17:19] <mun> does anyone know if there are drivers for SB Audigy?
[17:19] <n4dsp> or a manual for it
[17:19] <zykotic10> !ppa-purge | jwtiyar if you want to remove the PPA and all software
[17:19] <webnet> zykotic10, yes it does but my comp specifically cant move on
[17:19] <zykotic10> webnet: ya, i saw your reply.  good luck.
[17:19] <remoteCTRL> n4dsp: :D dude! i meant i dont understand your question, can you rephrase it so that it is english please?
[17:19] <jwtiyar> webnet, no because i have booth aurora and nightlies version of firefox
[17:20] <remoteCTRL> n4dsp: oh! my bad i think i just understood you
[17:20] <n4dsp> thanks remoteCTRL...i am using this program and would like to do a file transfer but doesnt show me how
[17:20] <webnet> zykotic10, ok tons of replies went after that in like 5 seconds. i wasnt sure if it disappeard inot the void before you saw it
[17:20] <webnet> lol
[17:20] <webnet> n4dsp, #xchat
[17:21] <n4dsp> thanks
[17:21] <webnet> yep
[17:21] <zykotic10> n4dsp: not sure if #xchat supports xchat-gnome though.... use the real xchat is my suggestion
[17:21] <remoteCTRL> n4dsp: other thyn that: http://forum.xchat.org/
[17:21] <escott> mun, http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Creative_Labs
[17:21] <PW-toXic> Hi, Can someone tell me how I get php 5.4 running on ubuntu?
[17:22] <mun> thanks
[17:22] <n4dsp> the real xchat. Ok, will look into it . thanks
[17:23] <webnet> hmm. second question. how do i install themes system wide for all users instead of just for the current user? i need to globally set the theme and panel settings
[17:23] <diverdude> Im trying to follow this tutorial: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Basic and now i did the apt-get source hello-debhelper. It says there should now be a .dsc, an .orig.tar.gz and and a .diff.gz file in my folder. I dont see that though. What I see is hello-debhelper_2.7-1.dsc, hello-debhelper_2.7-1.debian.tar.gz and hello-debhelper_2.7.orig.tar.gz even though i did exactly as specified in the tutorial. What did I do wrong?
[17:23] <remoteCTRL> PW-toXic: http://chemicaloliver.net/internet/installing-php-5-4-in-ubuntu/
[17:23] <remoteCTRL> mun?
[17:24] <PW-toXic> i'll try that one
[17:24] <remoteCTRL> PW-toXic: good luck! :)
[17:24] <arand> diverdude: Nothing, the .debian. is equvalent to the .diff. In the new 3.0 packaging format.
[17:25] <diverdude> remoteCTRL: does that package also contain php5-imagemagick?
[17:25] <diverdude> remoteCTRL: for version 5.4
[17:25] <remoteCTRL> diverdude: no clue, dude
[17:25] <arand> diverdude: i.e. the guide is a bit outdated, though most should apply still regardless
[17:26] <PW-toXic> remoteCTRL, http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/03/how-to-upgrade-install-php-540-under.html this one worked for me
[17:26] <remoteCTRL> PW-toXic: wonderful! :)
[17:26] <zth> when's 12.04 schedueled to be released?
[17:26] <diverdude> remoteCTRL: i have used this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5
[17:27] <diverdude> remoteCTRL: which works nicely except its not compiled with --readline and there is no imagemagick module
[17:27] <remoteCTRL> diverdude: soory dude but for php, pearl, python i ano the go-to-guy...
[17:27] <arand> zth: 26th, #ubuntu+1 for support/discussion
[17:28] <remoteCTRL> i am not that was supposed to read
[17:28] <jwtiyar> i have installed an firefpx-trunk and i dont know how to remove it
[17:28] <diverdude> remoteCTRL: why are you then posting php5.4 links?
[17:28] <Poindexter_> I am trying to telnet to telnet irc.freenode.net 6667  with virtual box running windows 98. Just playing around. I get connected but I get a white screen afterwards. Anyone had this problem?
[17:28] <n4dsp> going to uninstall x chat gnome irc and install x chat now. Thanks for the info.
[17:28] <remoteCTRL> i wish people would sometimes read the welcome message before asking questions that dont belong here...:-/
[17:29] <arand> Poindexter_: Windows support in ##windows
[17:29] <zth> arand, 26th april that is?
[17:29] <arand> zth: indeed
[17:29] <Poindexter_> I read the Oriely papers but it doesn't work.
[17:29] <zth> arand, thanks
[17:30] <remoteCTRL> Poindexter_: first of all we are not a windows support channel, secondly we do not support 14 years old oses :P
[17:30] <Poindexter_> I never asked for Windows support. Telnet question to freenode IRC.
[17:30] <IChooseLife> Alrighty, so I created a bootable USB using both the Universal-USB-Installer on ubuntu's page and the YUMI one recommended here to make a bootable ubuntu 11.10 flash, I keep getting the same problem: The USB is detected and boots to a GRUB looking menu fine, but when I want to run from USB i get to a screen with a bunch of [      0.1560696] messages and then it just stops there. :/
[17:31] <remoteCTRL> Poindexter_: then please ask the irc help channel
[17:31] <diverdude> Poindexter_: how is it a ubuntu question?
[17:31] <remoteCTRL> Poindexter_: if you put it this way...;)
[17:31] <Poindexter_> I also tried to telnet with Xubuntu as well.
[17:31] <diverdude> Poindexter_: #vbox
[17:31] <Poindexter_> Not Vbox, but telnet issue.
[17:32] <remoteCTRL> IChooseLife: that is a socalled stacktrace and means that it crashed very badly... without the stacktrace nothing we can do for you...
[17:32] <Fyodorovna> IChooseLife, check the md5sum and try unetbootin
[17:32] <Poindexter_> If anyone has done it take it to #telnet_Issue
[17:32] <Sidewinder1> IChooseLife, Did you Md5sum the ISO image prior to copying/installing to USB?
[17:32] <IChooseLife> I did not, how would I go about doing that?
[17:33] <Sidewinder1> !md5sum | IChooseLife
[17:33] <Sidewinder1> !hashes | IChooseLife
[17:33] <Taos> How can I disable but not remove display?
[17:34] <Sidewinder1> Gotta' love the bot!
[17:35] <patr|ck> o/  Where do i need to poke so i get 6 or 8 instead of 4 workspaces?
[17:35] <bastidrazor> Taos: do you to boot to text only and no GUI?
[17:35] <Fyodorovna> patr|ck, if your running unity in ccsm.
[17:37] <remoteCTRL> !es > afkal
[17:37] <IChooseLife> Ok I did MD5sum and it says the check sums are the same... :(
[17:38] <naldo_sp> #ubuntu-br
[17:39] <remoteCTRL> ok guys that does it for me today! seya another rainy weekend! :)
[17:39] <patr|ck> oh bummer, compiz has closed unexpectedly
[17:39] <n4dsp> remoteCTRL now running xchat instead of xchat gnome.
[17:39] <Sidewinder1> Have a good one remoteCTRL
[17:40] <IChooseLife> What should my next step be, if those check sums came out the same?
[17:40] <Sidewinder1> IChooseLife, Did you try unetnootin?
[17:40] <remoteCTRL> Sidewinder1: thanks and you! :)
[17:40] <fernando_> hello I have a problem
[17:40] <remoteCTRL> n4dsp: fine and bye! :)
[17:40] <IChooseLife> what is unetnootin? lmao, I'm such a nooooob :/
[17:41] <Sidewinder1> !unetbootin | IChooseLife
[17:41] <jolkrisland> czesc
[17:41] <Dulak> IChooseLife: unetbootin is a util for creating bootable flash drives, using a cd iso usually.
[17:41] <root_> hola a todos
[17:42] <Groom> hola a todos
[17:42] <Sidewinder1> !rootirc | Groom
[17:43] <LucidGuy> just noticed one a filename   -1     as in " -1 "  ..  how the hell does one delete that?
[17:43] <fernando_> I have a shortcut to a folder on another partition that needs to be mounted to be accessed so my question is how to mount it just by double clicking on this link
[17:43] <biggmac> how do I install these themes on gnome-look
[17:43] <llutz_> LucidGuy: rm -- -1
[17:43] <Groom> ok ok tanhks ubottu
[17:43] <_Marcus> Groom: Ubottu is a bot, he can't understand you
[17:44] <Sidewinder1> She.
[17:44] <limpc> hi, having trouble with my bash prompt, it's not displaying utf8 ansi characters?
[17:44] <_Marcus> She, whatever
[17:44] <LucidGuy> llutz, thanks .. that did it.
[17:44] <Sidewinder1> Heh,.
[17:44] <biggmac> how do I install these themes on gnome-look
[17:44] <zykotic10> !gender > _Marcus
[17:44] <limpc> instead of a prompt with ansi chars im getting stuff like +--- instead of the left hook
[17:44] <LucidGuy> llutz, -- ehh ..  what exactly is the purpose of -- ?
[17:44] <_Marcus> Someone sent that to me 2 or 3 days ago :(
[17:44] <llutz_> LucidGuy: -- means "no more options from here"
[17:45] <fernando_> hello@
[17:45] <limpc> how do i fix my shell to support ansi characters?
[17:45] <LucidGuy> llutz, good suff .. thanks llutz
[17:47] <limpc> my locale displays us.utf-8 as the type, but im not seeing characters correctly
[17:48] <zykotic10> limpc: nothing helpful follows :(  -- i've tried on a number of occasions to get ANSI (for old ANSI BBS graphics) working on a terminal - i've never had much luck :(  One possible hint, your font needs to support ANSI (many won't).  There is some DOS font that's suppose to help?  Well, best of luck!
[17:49] <limpc> find that hard to believe? alot of people are using custom terminal prompts that use special ansi characters
[17:50] <limpc> must be something simpler?
[17:50] <patr|ck> Fyodorovna: thanks for the hint, its quite a nifty tool once you installed CompizConfig Settings Manager
[17:51] <Fyodorovna> patr|ck, yeah be careful messing with it though. :)
[17:51] <Mike9863> Icons are showing on menus and buttons even though I have the options disabled under desktop -> gnome -> interface under gconf-editor. How can I disable these icons?
[17:51] <webnet> Hey all. I have set panels and theme the way i want them in my remix, but when i run remastersys the installed system doesnt show up that way. how do i make these settings global?
[17:52] <Fyodorovna> webnet, Take a look closer at the save options.
[17:52] <anonymous> hello
[17:53] <webnet> Fyodorovna, ok in remastersys?
[17:54] <Fyodorovna> webnet, yeah it has several options, been awhile since I used it, so I forget the exact path.
[17:54] <webnet> ok cool. ill give that another try. thanks!
[17:54] <PW-toXic> wieviele  piarten sinds denn nun im saarland parlament?
[17:54] <Fyodorovna> webnet, I believe it will save it as is, good luck. :)
[17:55] <Xabster> How do I make shortcuts that work all the time? Super+d = minimize all, super+e = Files
[17:55] <webnet> PW-toXic | !en
[17:55] <webnet> !en | PW-toXic
[17:56] <fernando_> I have a shortcut to a folder on another partition that needs to be mounted to be accessed so my question is how to mount it just by double clicking on this link
[17:56] <PW-toXic> webnet, sry, wrong channel ;)
[17:56] <_Marcus> PW-toXic: Sie sollten sich dem deutschen Kanal. Ich weiß nicht, was es ist, aber ich werde Ihnen sagen, nachdem ich es finde.
[17:56] <_Marcus> Oh, you have it
[17:56] <_Marcus> Nvm
[17:57] <PW-toXic> _Marcus, sry I often fail to write in the right channel ;)
[17:57] <PW-toXic> 2 computers with vboxes are confusing :D
[17:57] <_Marcus> PW-toXic: I do the same :P
[18:00] <limpc> ah i fixed the ansi issue
[18:01] <limpc> bash fonts support ansi just fine. the issue was with the editor i was using, which didnt support the ansi chars
[18:02] <PW-toXic> Hi, I have an ubuntu partition at the end of my hard disc. Now i have shrinked the partition at the end by using gparted. Now i want to move the ubuntu partition to the left, so i can resize it. I can not find how i can move my ubuntu partition one to the left
[18:02] <limpc> hmm i dont think you can move it like that? maybe via a bootdisk you can
[18:03] <PW-toXic> limpc, the ubuntu partition is not mounted! I am using ubuntu with an USB drive!
[18:03] <escott> PW-toXic, just move it with gparted
[18:04] <zykotic10> PW-toXic: you might need to run "sudo swapoff -a" before you can move anything (applies to livecd/usb as well)
[18:04] <limpc> you'll also have to fix grub afterwards, PW-toXic
[18:05] <ovrflw0x> how to write CTRL_PLUS_PLUS zoom in in xvkbd? i tried "xvkbd -xsendevent -text "[Ctrl_L]\[+]\[+]"" but not working
[18:07] <Guest18851> need help for adobe flash player . . for video chat on a website it is askin tat website wants to use my webcam m unable to acces it
[18:09] <dj_> m unable o do video chat in chrome
[18:10] <wadkar> Hi, I had kept my laptop up and running last night (so that the d/l continues) but when I came back today morning, it was off. How can I check up the logs to see if something went wrong?
[18:10] <PW-toXic> limpc, http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1147499/gparted.png    this is how it looks like ;(
[18:11] <escott> PW-toXic, you need to extend sda3 to start earlier
[18:11] <raptor67682> test
[18:11] <PW-toXic> escott, oh... lol
[18:12] <PW-toXic> escott, im stupid sorry
[18:12] <ovrflw0x> how to write CTRL_PLUS_PLUS zoom in in xvkbd? i tried "xvkbd -xsendevent -text "[Ctrl_L]\[+]\[+]"" but not working
[18:12] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[18:12] <PW-toXic> escott, damnit ;( gparted says that ubuntu is likely to fail to boot if i move a partition that contains a booting partition ;/ i think i have to move this task to another day :/  thanks for your help. I try to continue tomorow
[18:12] <limpc> PW-toXic, thats what i meant by fixing grub after.
[18:13] <escott> PW-toXic, you will have to rerun grub-install from a chroot
[18:13] <PW-toXic> limpc, ah ok..
[18:13] <escott> PW-toXic, it takes 2 minutes if you know what you are doing
[18:13] <PW-toXic> then i guess i try it with your help ;)
[18:13] <PW-toXic> i just need my laptop tomororw but i think im gonna do it
[18:13] <limpc> escott can probably help, im at work
[18:14] <escott> PW-toXic, im off on a bike ride, but it will be an hour or so before your partitions are moved anyways
[18:14] <PW-toXic> escott, my partition is very small .. i'll try it myself .. do you have a good site where to read what to do?
[18:14] <ovrflw0x> how to write CTRL_PLUS_PLUS zoom in in xvkbd? i tried "xvkbd -xsendevent -text "[Ctrl_L]\[+]\[+]"" but not working
[18:14] <Fyodorovna> PW-toXic, you can change the fstab file from a uuid to /dev/sda5 it will boot then after the front of the partition is moved.
[18:15] <PW-toXic> escott, whatever - if it fails, i just reinstall ubuntu ;)
[18:16] <escott> PW-toXic, not off hand, but you need to mount the ubuntu / as /media/ubuntu then mount the /boot (if it exists) as /media/ubuntu/boot then mount --bind /dev /media/ubuntu/dev, then you can chroot in and run grub-install /dev/sda
[18:16] <PW-toXic> escott, ah i have done this before i guess some years ago
[18:17] <escott> Fyodorovna, thats not likely to be the problem he will encounter. his problem will be that grub will be looking in the wrong place for the partition with /boot
[18:17] <parapan> hi everyone ..I'm trying to change ownership of a directory and files and cannot manage: chown operation not permitted
[18:17] <escott> !sudo | parapan
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> PW-toXic: omgubuntu has a guide for chroot called 'sticking it to grub'
[18:17] <dj_> i need help for flash i cant hve video chat plz help me
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> parapan: is the partition mounted read only
[18:18] <mcruz> hello everyone im having a problem with my postfix service
[18:18] <mcruz> with the imap connection
[18:18] <PW-toXic> ActionParsnip, http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/GRUB  its in german but "Methode 2" looks good?
[18:18] <parapan> ActionParsnip: nope ...it's a NFS share
[18:18] <mcruz> its says IMAP Conection droped by IMAP
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> dj_: does flash stuff like YouTube work ok?
[18:18] <mcruz> something like that
[18:18] <dj_> youtube works
[18:19] <superdave321> what is the command to switch workspaces in xfce? trying to make a couple of keyboard shortcuts.
[18:19] <Fyodorovna> escott, personaly I use a partition, and a handy supergrub disc if needed.
[18:19] <dj_> but when i open a site for video chatin flash asks me that site is askin for using webcam and m unable to access it
[18:19] <williamtdr> hello
[18:20] <parapan> ActionParsnip: I have a NFS share ..on this share I've written files nd directories  under two users UFS and MMM ...now I want to change the ownership of UFS to MMM .....I was using chroot, sudo, root ..no success
[18:20] <AndChat|> Dj_: I'm guessing its for webcam. Does the webcam work in cheese?
[18:20] <dj_> ya it works
[18:21] <dj_> actually its a prblm of flash
[18:21] <williamtdr> Why can't I add any WIndows Live accounts in Empathy?
[18:21] <williamtdr> Is there a perticular reason?
[18:21] <LuvnLyfe> hi everyone, I'm looking for some installation help with Ubuntu 11.10.  No matter what I try the bootloader will not install.
[18:21] <leol2> ciao
[18:21] <AndChat|> parapan: I'm actionParsnip. I've not used nfs. Sorry. Maybe others can advise
[18:22] <leol2> !list
[18:22] <leol2> ciao
[18:22] <leol2> !list
[18:22] <williamtdr> Hello?
[18:23] <toscho> hi, im trying to repair grub from live-system according to http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/GRUB_2/Reparatur
[18:23] <stillParsnip> dj_: what browsers have you tried
[18:23] <dj_> firefox
[18:23] <dj_> chrome
[18:23] <toscho> but I'm getting an error when doing grub-install
[18:23] <dj_> chromium
[18:24] <williamtdr> How do I register a nickname?
[18:24] <stillParsnip> Dj_: any others? Not thought to try some more?
[18:24] <dj_> before it was workin fine
[18:24] <bastidrazor> !register | williamtdr
[18:24] <dj_> dont know what hapnd now
[18:25] <stillParsnip> Dj_: isn't there a flash option to allow access to the webcam hardware?
[18:25] <williamtdr> !register | williamtdr
[18:25] <superdave321> williamtdr: try #freenode
[18:26] <dj_> actually when i go to that sites there comes a option which asks for permission but i cant click that acces button not even by keyboard
[18:26] <superdave321> what is the command to switch workspaces in xfce? trying to make a couple of keyboard shortcuts.
[18:26] <williamtdr> #freenode
[18:26] <arunkumar413> hi, in gimp inspite selecting the image format to save, the image is saving as xcf format. why is it so
[18:26] <superdave321> williamtdr: /join #freenode
[18:26] <fernando_> why the manual pages on ubuntu says devices marked as swap if a device can contain swap as well file systems
[18:26] <stillParsnip> Dj_: right click the app and hit settings. Might help. This is all I know. Webcams are creepy
[18:27] <fernando_> because gimp is a buggy program
[18:27] <dj_> i did that
[18:27] <dj_> but that is of no use
[18:27] <arunkumar413> can anybody tell me what is the image that is without border called
[18:28] <fernando_> the other day I was trying to lower the opacity of a layer it could only do something after I went down to 49%
[18:28] <Fyodorovna> toscho, this command is for a chrooted ubuntu or from the actual install. sudo grub-install /dev/sdX
[18:28] <stillParsnip> fernando_: swap is stored usually on its own partition which Linux sees as a block device
[18:29] <Xabster> How to make new shortcuts?
[18:29] <dj_> i am unable to change those adobe flash player setings
[18:29] <parapan> I have a NFS share ..on this share I've written files nd directories  under two users UFS and MMM ...now I want to change the ownership of UFS to MMM .....I was using chroot, sudo, root ..no success
[18:29] <Dulak> Xabster: ln -s /path/to/src /path/to/dest
[18:29] <stillParsnip> Dj_: if you make a new user and login as that, is it ok there?
[18:29] <PW-toXic> escott, Fyodorovna  it worked - thanks
[18:29] <Xabster> Dulak, i meant keyboard shortcuts
[18:30] <gerby> buona serata a tutti
[18:30] <stillParsnip> !shortcut
[18:30] <dj_> no the problem is with flash
[18:30] <PW-toXic> Now I have another question: I want to mount a windows share automaticall in /sullivan . how can i do this?
[18:31] <PW-toXic> Similar to a network drive in windows
[18:31] <arunkumar413> can anybody tell me what is the image that is without border called
[18:31] <ternit> When i try install ubuntu alongside windows after i partition the drive usinga uto settings my windows partition is always unbootable
[18:32] <ternit> How to fix that ?
[18:33] <Andy2113> Hey guys, I have a question about downloading YouTube videos. Now, I don't know if it's my browser (I tried with Chrome and Firefox) or if it's the version of Ubuntu that I have (11.04) but before I could just let a YouTube video load, and then check /tmp and find a copy of it there which I could then drag over to my desktop. This is no longer the case. Is there another folder that it gets saved to, or did that little feature get removed from
[18:34] <Canadian1296> Does Adobe Premiere Elements work in Wine?
[18:34] <Fyodorovna> terdskinner, Have you run a sudo update-grub after any install in ubuntu?
[18:34] <zykotic10> Andy2113: the temp files get deleted instantly now (they are still there though)
[18:34] <Fyodorovna> ternit, ^^^^
[18:34] <oCean> Andy2113: it's actually saved in /tmp, but then deleted. You can find it again by looking in /proc see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/750352/
[18:34] <ternit> Fyodorovna, no. Would that help?
[18:35] <Fyodorovna> ternit, that will rewrite grub and should add windows.
[18:35] <oCean> Andy2113: but there are also several tools to actually download yt videos (I always forget the names)
[18:36] <ternit> Thanks Fyodorovna.
[18:36] <Fyodorovna> ternit, np.
[18:36] <Andy2113> zykotic and oCean, thanks for the info :)
[18:36] <superdave321> if you search 'youtube download' in plugins or add ons, you can usually find some good ones...
[18:38] <arunkumar413> can anybody tell me what is the image that is without border called
[18:39] <superdave321> what is the command to switch workspaces in xfce? trying to make a couple of keyboard shortcuts.
[18:39] <Sidewinder1> oCean, UnPlug was one but it doesn't seem to work that well, anymore.
[18:39] <Andy2113> oCean, another question is how do I find the file that got deleted? I mean, if it gets deleted instantly how do I know for example what the PID# is?
[18:40] <Andy2113> I don't understand the note too well
[18:40] <arunkumar413> when we view certain images in thumbnail, the rectangular border is not seen. the image is the space of the object in it. what is that image format called
[18:40] <oCean> Andy2113: see step2 in the description: use lsof -n | grep deleted
[18:41] <oCean> Andy2113: lsof will list ALL open files, when you grep for deleted it will list all deleted-but-in-use-files (like the flash vid file you're watching)
[18:44] <fernando_> I have a shortcut to a folder on another partition that needs to be mounted to be accessed so my question is how to mount it just by double clicking on this link
[18:45] <Pelo> seo , are you still around ?
[18:45] <XBaldEagleX> Helllo. Can someone tell me what is the chanel for Xubuntu in Spanish? Thanks.
[18:45] <fernando_> xubuntero
[18:45] <Pelo>  XBaldEagleX  #xubuntu-es
[18:45] <Andy2113> oCean, SUCCESS! Thank you!
[18:46] <dustin_> idk andy i use a dowloader
[18:46] <XBaldEagleX> Thanks a lot Pelo.
[18:46] <Andy2113> oh, wait. No! I dragged it from that folder into the desktop and it says the file is deleted and it didn't work :/
[18:46] <Andy2113> so I guess just firefox extensions will have to do
[18:47] <superdave321> what is the command to switch workspaces in xfce? trying to make a couple of keyboard shortcuts.
[18:47] <synergizm> hey, im installing utorrent on 11.10 question is: whats the std dir to put software in?
[18:48] <Andy2113> Ok guys, now that I'm here I might as well get it out of the way.
[18:49] <edgy> Hi, what's the name of the device in /dev/ that is related to the bluetooth device?
[18:51] <Andy2113> I've been having issues with my computer closing processes on its own (especially in Chrome). My PC's not THAT crappy, and I have it to dual boot into windows as well. Now at any given time the fans will kick into overdrive and be loud as hell. Then the PC starts to get really slow, and then finally chrome starts crashing. Is it that I just simply that my computer can't keep up with today's loaded websites/OS's? or could it be something with 
[18:51] <ivivi> Hi
[18:51] <ivivi> i would like to manage my svn repository, because if i enter in http://localhost/svn I only see the last version and i want to know the entire history
[18:51] <SudoStack> hello guys, just a kernel problem right here....
[18:52] <EvilResistance> SudoStack:  details are required :P
[18:52] <EvilResistance> !details | SudoStack
[18:52] <SudoStack> just update for 3.0.0-12 to 3.3.0-030300.. rebooted, then stucked at purple screen
[18:53] <SudoStack> from*
[18:53] <SudoStack> it's ubuntu 11.10
[18:53] <bastidrazor> SudoStack: you probably shouldn't be using the mainline kernel. go back to 3.0
[18:53] <SudoStack> im on 3.0 right now..
[18:54] <raven> radio station tools - any ideas?
[18:54] <SudoStack> probably the 3.2 will be okay?
[18:56] <raven> radio station tools - any ideas?
[18:57] <SudoStack> i managed to run 3.3 on my other system....
[18:57] <Jimmie_Electron> what is the next version from 11.04? And do they have the latest "kinks" worked out?
[18:57] <SudoStack> 11.10 is the lates
[18:57] <dj_> how to change adobe flash setings
[18:58] <Jimmie_Electron> thanks
[18:58] <BlackWeb> Just curious, as far as "RAR" & "TAR" Archives does one or the other have a advantage over the other, Or are they pretty similar
[18:58] <BlackWeb> is one faster then the other at archiving
[18:58] <LjL> BlackWeb: they're different things. RAR is a compression format, tar is not
[18:58] <EvilResistance> what LjL said
[18:59] <BlackWeb> so RAR Compresses & Archives, while TAR just archives
[18:59] <Roasted> Question - Apache defaults to /var/www for the hosting directory. How can Ic hange it?
[18:59] <EvilResistance> unless you use .tar.gz, its a gzipped tar
[18:59] <LjL> BlackWeb: yes. usually, tar archives are compressed using gzip or bzip2
[18:59]  * EvilResistance uses that almost exclusively
[18:59] <Oscailt> Roasted: Why would you be looking to change it?
[19:00] <tensorpudding> tar is a tool that creates tape archives, it's a format which just puts a bunch of files into one big structured file
[19:00] <domz666> hi all, i need some help with unity, music dash, anyone would be able to give me some answers ?
[19:00] <BlackWeb> Alright, so as far as just wanting to archive directories then TAR is probably Faster then RAR right
[19:00] <tensorpudding> it used to be the format that they used for storing files on some varieties of magnetic tape
[19:00] <Roasted> Oscailt, because my setup is kind of unique... 4gb flash drive for root, and 2x500gb raid mounted @ /media/NAS for data for the file server. I want to route it o /media/NAS/public
[19:00] <dj_> how to change flash setings like allowing a website to use webcam plz help me
[19:00] <Roasted> Oscailt, that way I can host data versus the flash drive I'm bottlenecked at like 300 meg since that's all I have free.
[19:00] <BlackWeb> Alright, Thanks Everyone :)
[19:01] <share> alternative to "sudo dpkg --configure -a" ?
[19:01] <tensorpudding> it's like an ISO image, for magnetic tape
[19:01] <domz666> how to make a dash to display all your albums?
[19:01] <share> system is freezing while doing that shit
[19:01] <BlackWeb> Thanks tensorpudding & LjL :)
[19:01] <SudoStack> hello everyone... just solved my kernel problem.. thanks though..
[19:01] <jeremiah_> Why can I no longer play minecraft? I made it an icon and now it no longer works
[19:01] <raven> radio station tools - any ideas?
[19:02] <darrenlooby> So, I'm ssh'd into a remote server... and I have a zip file that I've just made. What's the best way to get it to my own computer?
[19:02] <dj_> plz help me m unable to do video chat cz of flah player
[19:02] <Oscailt> jermiah_, What Java are you using?
[19:02] <SudoStack> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="acpi=off" changed... then boots :)
[19:02] <bastidrazor> darrenlooby: scp
[19:02] <jeremiah_> Oscailt, open jdk java runtime 6
[19:03] <darrenlooby> bastidrazor, can you give me an example command?
[19:03] <EvilResistance> jeremiah_:  that's the problem
[19:03] <EvilResistance> jeremiah_:  you need to be using Sun Java
[19:03] <share> I dont want sudo dpkg --configure -a
[19:03] <domz666> anyone? :(
[19:03] <share> because it's not working well
[19:03] <EvilResistance> jeremiah_:  Minecraft doesnt work on OpenJDK
[19:03] <share> how do I "reset" dpkg?
[19:03] <jeremiah_> EvilResistance, oh. but it worked before i made it and icon.
[19:03] <bastidrazor> darrenlooby: from the server.. scp /path/to/zipfile user@homebox:~/
[19:03] <Oscailt>  jermiah_ I'll give you a good tutorial for it. Just wait a second. You don't need to use Sun. It's just better than open.
[19:04] <IcemanV9> darrenlooby: scp <username>@<remote server>:/dir/to/file /local/dir/file
[19:04] <darrenlooby> cheers bastidrazor and IcemanV9 :D
[19:04] <bastidrazor> darrenlooby: if its a large file rysnc might be a better idea.. it allows resuming
[19:05] <jeremiah_> EvilResistance,  so how do i install sun java? i can't find it in software center.
[19:05] <Oscailt> jeremiah_, Try http://debianhelp.wordpress.com/2011/10/16/how-to-install-minecraft-in-ubuntu/
[19:05] <EvilResistance> !java | jeremiah_
[19:05] <darrenlooby> bastidrazor, cheers for the tip. Only a little bugger :)
[19:05] <Oscailt> Just ignore all the stuff about getting Sun Java and skip to the end.
[19:07] <domz666> heeeeeeelp :D
[19:08] <Oscailt> domz666, With what?
[19:09] <MagePsycho> guys mod rewrite is not working for linux server
[19:09] <MagePsycho> what can be the issues
[19:09] <MagePsycho> http://www.babelisk.com/Partners
[19:09] <jeremiah_> Oscailt,  that is the website i used to install it and followed all instructions, but then it didn't work
[19:09] <MagePsycho> note that mod_rewrite is enabled
[19:10] <prodigel> hi all. I'm having problems debugging my mic setting problems - can't make them work :). I have both an internal one next to the webcam, and an external one, but no matter which I choose, the volume bar is not moving. Any tips on how to properly debug this appreciated.
[19:10] <domz666> Oscalit: dash does not display my music collection as it should i was just wondering if you can reset it somehow
[19:12] <babalu> hello, which free vpn client/service could i use under linux? (similar to cyberghostvpn under windows for instance)
[19:14] <Xabster> can I make double clicking .jar files automatically start them instead of opening like a .zip?
[19:17] <monk2> recommended vpn?
[19:17] <derpella> Hello. If I erased stuff from nautilus as root, how do I delete it from it's unesistant trash bin?
[19:18] <amarcolino> just did a fresh install of 11.10, after doing full upgrade and rebooting the system keeps outputting the following message, 'The disk drive for /home is not ready yet or not present', it seems the lvm partitions aint being mounted, would like help in fixing this
[19:19] <prodigel> Xabster, http://askubuntu.com/questions/15814/set-jar-default-action-to-run-with-java
[19:19] <guntbert> derpella: 1) don't do that!     2) in terminal      sudo  ls -l /root/.local/share/Trash/    will show you what is there, then you can remove it
[19:20] <orated> Hello! I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 and would like to install xfce on it. I'm unsure whether installing xfce desktop system apart from what's default would mess up the applications etc ... Could anyone guide me on this?
[19:21] <domz666> orated, it should not, you may have more applications in the menu though
[19:21] <prodigel> orated, what's your current window manager?
[19:21] <guntbert> orated: you always can install another DE - it won't delete anything
[19:22] <orated> prodigel: Unity is the default windows manager in Ubuntu 11.10
[19:22] <orated> domz666: But would it affect the default applications and such?
[19:22] <derpella> guntbert: thank you :)
[19:22] <ghostconn> i just installed ubuntu 11:10, I have a ATI hd 4870 I was just wondering what video driver should I install?... I DON'T want to loose my boot screen tho lol... I really only want to control my fan speed
[19:23] <domz666> orated, it did not on mine (settings-wise)
[19:23] <guntbert> derpella: you're welcome :-) -- be very careful ™ when working as root
[19:23] <prodigel> ghostconn, hybryd videocard laptop?
[19:23] <domz666> orated, all apps were exactly as they were on unity
[19:24] <ghostconn> ? its a desktop.... ati hd 4870
[19:24] <prodigel> ghostconn, fglrx then
[19:24] <orated> domz666: Ok, so it doesn't really mess the applications. And to install xfce, I just have to install 'xfce' package?
[19:24] <domz666> orated, xfce-desktop or something like this, let me check
[19:25] <ghostconn> ok you might be able to help me out.. every time I install the fglrx driver I loose my splash screen during boot up?
[19:25] <ghostconn> i get a blck screen until login? any cure
[19:25] <parapan> if I copy files from a read-only filesystem I will not be able to change the file owner anymore ???
[19:25] <guntbert> !who | ghostconn
[19:25] <prodigel> ghostconn, does it bother you too much? :D
[19:25] <Roasted> Question - Apache defaults to /var/www for the hosting directory. How can Ic hange it?
[19:25] <compdoc> parapan, you can always change that
[19:25] <domz666> orated, in synaptic it will be xfce4
[19:26] <Julie_K> hi
[19:26] <orated> domz666: Ok, thanks
[19:26] <parapan> compdoc: how
[19:26] <compdoc> as sudo
[19:26] <domz666> orated, or just get xubuntu :)
[19:26] <parapan> compdoc, sudo doesn't work ..operation not permitted you are not the owner of the file ...
[19:27] <EvilResistance> parapan:  what're you trying to do with this file?
[19:27] <prodigel> Roasted, take a look a virtualhosts, it's much easier to work with apache using them
[19:27] <parapan> compdoc the files are copied from the read-only monted partition to a nfs share ..
[19:27] <Roasted> prodigel, pardon?
[19:27] <compdoc> parapan, when the file is on the read-only filesystem, you cant make changes. But once its moved to a normal filesystem, you can do anything to it
[19:27] <Roasted> prodigel, I just want the directory changed...
[19:28] <BlueProtoman> Any idea why Banshee crashes whenever I try and load it?  (Ubuntu 11.04)
[19:28] <guntbert> Roasted: to where?
[19:28] <Roasted> guntbert, /media/NAS/public
[19:28] <ghostconn> prodigel - yes it dose bother me
[19:28] <domz666> BlueProtoman, what error you have?
[19:28] <parapan> EvilResistance: the folder with the files is owned by a user which comes from a read-only filesystem ..
[19:28] <BlueProtoman> domz666: Lemme try from the terminal.
[19:28] <EvilResistance> parapan:  copy the files from the read only system to your read-write system
[19:29] <EvilResistance> then manipulate them
[19:29] <parapan> compdoc: wait a sec ....evilresistance: that's what i'm trying to avoid ..it's 1 TB of files ....
[19:29] <guntbert> Roasted: the easiest way would be to create a soft link /var/www -> /media/NAS/public
[19:29] <BlueProtoman> domz666: Here's the log.  http://pastebin.com/kkQ1WvHY
[19:30] <Roasted> guntbert, excellent thought...
[19:30] <Roasted> guntbert, thanks
[19:30] <prodigel> Roasted, https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[19:30] <guntbert> Roasted: you're welcome :-)
[19:30] <BlueProtoman> Banshee opens for a few seconds, then quits.
[19:30] <J-Escobar> I am trying to clone my Ubuntu hard drive to another hard drive. People here suggested using Clonezilla. It will boot to the main Clonezilla menu and after I hit enter it boots up to "Unable to find a medium containing a live file system". Anyone have any ideas? I have found a few things online to try, but nothing helped. It will do this with the Ubuntu live CDs as well.
[19:31] <ghostconn> dont use banshee its garbage
[19:31] <ghostconn> gmusibrowser is the best
[19:31] <domz666> BlueProtoman, i have not seen anything like this before O_O
[19:31] <sbsp> hey guys anybody can help me ? i dont see my harddrive in the menu but i do see it whit a cfdisk /dev/sdc what should i do
[19:31] <BlueProtoman> domz666: Thank God you're not my doctor.
[19:32] <BlueProtoman> ghostconn: I'll have a look.  Does it integrate with my taskbar, though?
[19:32] <domz666> BlueProtoman, hahaha :D true :D
[19:32] <guntbert> BlueProtoman: open a terminal, start banshee from ther and look what it has to say
[19:32] <BlueProtoman> guntbert: I did, http://pastebin.com/kkQ1WvHY
[19:32] <parapan> compdoc: I made an user inside ubuntu "UFS" which match the exact user of the read-only system (ufs filetype); doing that and monting the drive under ubuntu gives me permission to read all the files; when moving files to the server (freenas) I can change owner/permissions of that files ....but when I mount the share in Ubuntu , no matter what user I log in ....Administrator / UFS / root cannot change the permission of the files copied with UFS user ....
[19:33] <Xabster> is there a command to minimize everything?
[19:33] <BlueProtoman> Xabster: There's a button you can place on your taskbar, aptly named Show Desktop.
[19:33] <BlueProtoman> By default it's on the lower left corner, at least in Ubuntu 11.04 (dunno about later)
[19:33] <sbsp> hey guys anybody can help me ? i dont see my harddrive in the menu but i do see it whit a cfdisk /dev/sdc what should i do
[19:33] <Xabster> BlueProtoman, in GNOME?
[19:34] <BlueProtoman> Xabster: Yes, I'm using GNOME3.
[19:34] <guntbert> BlueProtoman: sorry, that doesn't tell *me* anything - others might see more
[19:34] <Karmaon> Is it better to viroot or add the user to the root group?
[19:34] <Xabster> i have no idea how to do what you're telling me and I'd also like it to be a keyboard shortcut, BlueProtoman
[19:34] <BlueProtoman> Well, I'm switching to gmusicbrowser anyway.
[19:34] <IcemanV9> Xabster: ctrl+alt+D (unity)
[19:34] <BlueProtoman> Xabster: Oh, well in that case, sorry.
[19:35] <Oer> Xabster,  ctrl alt D
[19:35] <josten> ask!
[19:35] <Xabster> IcemanV9, do you know how I can move it to SUPER+D ?
[19:35] <Xabster> It's not part of the options in keyboard shortcuts and I don't know the "custom" command to do it
[19:35] <IcemanV9> Xabster: you can change it in keyboard shortcut in system settings
[19:36] <guntbert> Karmaon: what are you trying to do ?
[19:36] <Xabster> ah oh my god, IcemanV9, i was blind before - thanks for help
[19:36] <IcemanV9> Xabster: not a problem. :-)
[19:37] <Karmaon> guntbert: give 2 users sudo privilges
[19:37] <Karmaon> visudo or usermod -aG admin myUser
[19:38] <BlueProtoman> How can I integrate gmusicbrowser with the taskbar?
[19:38] <josten> How can I keep user directories in view in the /home directory but users not be allowed to get into other user directories, except the administrator having access?
[19:38] <Roxazz_91> list
[19:38] <guntbert> Karmaon: the latter - add them to the group instead of giving them the rights directly
[19:38] <Karmaon> guntbert: i see visudo allows two groups by default
[19:38] <Karmaon> admin and sudo
[19:39] <Karmaon> which one should I add them into?
[19:39] <phong_> hi guys, how to add IP printer in ubuntu?
[19:39] <BlueProtoman> OK, fuck this, I'm just going to fix Banshee.
[19:39] <BlueProtoman> But how!?
[19:39] <phong_> please help, i'm not familar with ubuntu
[19:39] <phong_> i have IP for printer..how can i add new printer in ubuntu?
[19:39] <pangolin> !language | BlueProtoman
[19:40] <phong_> i want to connect to ip printer
[19:40] <guntbert> josten: as far as I know "sudo" is the new one, it *should* work, but you can add them to admin as well
[19:40] <BlueProtoman> OK, [intercourse] this, I'm just going to fix Banshee.
[19:40] <BlueProtoman> But how!?
[19:40] <phong_> hello?
[19:40] <domz666> BlueProtoman, reinstall?
[19:41] <guntbert> BlueProtoman: simple advice: don't mock the channel rules
[19:41] <log> !patience | phong_
[19:41] <BlueProtoman> I did.  The issue seems to be with the libraries.
[19:41] <guntbert> Karmaon:  as far as I know "sudo" is the new one, it *should* work, but you can add them to admin as well
[19:41] <Roasted> guntbert, doesn't appear as if soft links will work :(
[19:42] <MoleMan> Whats the trigger for the comment about saying ''does anyone know such and such' is it !anyone or something?
[19:42] <MoleMan> !anyone | MoleMan
[19:42] <josten> guntbert: all my users can access each others directories and for example, play the music I have in my Music directory.  I am the admin of the system also. Users can view and look at each others files just not modify.
[19:42] <guntbert> Roasted: I do know, that soft links under /var/www do work
[19:42] <Roasted> guntbert, the idea of changing my apache directory is because I have extremely limited space on my root drive. I only have space on /media/NAS, so I need to host data from that drive. Soft links simply copy the data over, so if I drop something in /media/NAS/softlinkdir, it copies to /var/www/softlink...
[19:42] <Roasted> guntbert, it works, but it just copies the data over, whcih negates the point of why I'd use them :(
[19:42] <amarcolino> just did a fresh install of 11.10, after doing full upgrade and rebooting the system keeps outputting the following message, 'The disk drive for /home is not ready yet or not present', it seems the lvm partitions aint being mounted, would like help in fixing this
[19:43] <guntbert> Roasted: no, softlinks - created with ln -s  - don't copy anything
[19:43] <Roasted> guntbert, I did.
[19:43] <Roasted> guntbert, maybe I did it wrong... let me give it another shot
[19:44] <guntbert> Roasted: do so
[19:44] <compdoc> amarcolino, so you created LVM partitions by hand during the install?
[19:44] <phong_> how to add network printer?
[19:44] <domz666> BlueProtoman, maybe rhytmbox?
[19:44] <Roasted> guntbert, ln -s /var/www/mist /media/NAS. Mist is the folder I want to make public.
[19:44] <BlueProtoman> I'd prefer to keep with Banshee right now.
[19:44] <BlueProtoman> Mostly because my playlist info is on there already.
[19:44] <Roasted> guntbert, then if I put anything in /media/NAS/mist, it transfers to my root drive where /var/www/mist resides.
[19:45] <guntbert> josten: sorry, I mistabbed before, will answer in a few minutes
[19:45] <josten> guntbert: ok
[19:46] <cylonmath> I set-up an adhoc between an Ubuntu and Angstrom  distributions. (Host is ubuntu ).  But the connection is really slow ? What is the reason for that ?
[19:46] <amarcolino> compdoc, yes, I should've stated that I already fixed the mounting problem had to manually activate/mount the lvm partitions with vgchange -a y, however, I would prefer not have to do this everytime the comp reboots. Would you know how to get lvm to be automaticlaly mounted on boot?
[19:46] <Klej> Is there any girl ????
[19:46] <cylonmath> I ping each machine and get instantenous +1000 ping
[19:46] <compdoc> Klej, you looking for a date?
[19:46] <Sidewinder1> phong_, Perhaps this will help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu
[19:47] <Klej> compdoc hahaha for friendships :D
[19:47] <compdoc> amarcolino, sorry, I dont like LVM, and thats why I use ubuntu, since it doesnt automatically create LVM partitions
[19:47] <guntbert> Roasted: no, that is not the way it happens, you just see the files there,    pastebin  the output of    ls -l /var/www pleaee
[19:47] <guntbert> *please
[19:47] <phong_> Sidewinder1, it said go to System->   <--- where is that menu?
[19:48] <amarcolino> compdoc, no worries
[19:48] <EvilResistance> phong_:  what DE are yo using?
[19:48] <guntbert> josten: pastebin the output of    ls -ld /home/*    please
[19:48] <phong_> i'm using classic
[19:48] <EvilResistance> phong_:  classic, as in gnome-shell?  or gnome-fallback?
[19:48] <phong_> on the menu it is 'Applications', 'Places'
[19:48] <EvilResistance> phong_:  the third one should be "System"
[19:48] <phong_> dont kno what u talking about
[19:48] <EvilResistance> but you might not see that if you're not in the admin group
[19:48] <Roasted> guntbert, http://pastebin.com/J0LZTyui
[19:48] <phong_> there is no third one
[19:49] <Sidewinder1> phong_, I'm not sure what version of ubuntu that you're using; it is just to the right of "Places" on mine.
[19:49] <phong_> i am using ubuntu 11.10
[19:49] <phong_> i dont use the one GUI that it came with
[19:49] <phong_> i set to classic
[19:50] <zykotic10> phong_: you aren't crazy ;)  there is no System with gnome3
[19:50] <josten> guntbert: drwxr-xr-x 23 jonbill  jonbill  4096 2012-03-25 13:31 /home/jonbill
[19:50] <josten> drwxr-xr-x 31 josten   josten   4096 2012-03-25 15:11 /home/josten
[19:50] <josten> drwxr-xr-x 27 jspoteet jspoteet 4096 2012-03-25 14:39 /home/jspoteet
[19:50] <josten> drwxr-xr-x 25 wilburp  wilburp  4096 2012-03-25 13:29 /home/wilburp
[19:50] <guntbert> Roasted: as I suspected, the direction was wrong, you have to put a soft link into /var/www that points to /media/NAS
[19:50] <amarcolino> clean install of 11.10 with lvm, however, on boot the lvm partitions arean't activated/mounted unless I manually do vgchange -a y, would like to know how to automate this for every boot or how to go about sorting this issue?
[19:50] <trev_> In 11.10 what is the expected way for us to create a launcher item?
[19:50] <Roasted> guntbert, ah, so I did it right, except backwards?
[19:50] <phong_> this is funny, no one call tell me where is the add printer
[19:50] <guntbert> Roasted: yes, it should look more like http://paste.ubuntu.com/899572/
[19:51] <josten> guntbert: wilburp is my admin and josten is my user....the others is my family user accounts.
[19:51] <thomedy> i dont mean to ask more than im supposed to but im doing somethign for the first time and wondering if there is an include file for c++ that can be used for a daemon
[19:52] <phong_> lol man
[19:52] <phong_> i'm late again
[19:53] <guntbert> josten:   in terminal:      sudo chmod -v  0750  /home/*     (best use copy/paste)
[19:53] <Sidewinder1> zykotic10, Perhaps you can assist phong_ I use 10.04 and am totally clueless with gnome3 (and I prefer to keep it that way.) :)
[19:53] <guntbert> !paste | josten
[19:53] <phong_> Sidewinder1, okay here is my problems,  i get to system setting
[19:53] <trev_> phong: system settings >>> printing
[19:53] <phong_> i double click 'Printers'
[19:53] <zykotic10> Sidewinder1: i don't do gnome3 either ;)  so i'm no help.
[19:53] <phong_> why the + sign is gray out?
[19:53] <phong_> the + or - sign to add printer gray out
[19:54] <IHateHavingToReg> I don't have an Apache/Registry.pm file on my Ubuntu+Apache2 server, which is causing mod_perl to send Internal Server Errors when running CGI scripts. Any suggestions on how to fix that?
[19:55] <Sidewinder1> phong_, Did you read the link I gave you previously? That may be able to help. The last time I tried to configure an IP printer, I failed miserably. The link was 'cause no one else was answering you.
[19:55] <phong_> Sidewinder1, i got to the point
[19:55] <phong_> but the problem is i can't add new printer
[19:55] <phong_> the + sign gray out
[19:55] <trev_> I'm trying to create a launcher uor Komodo IDE in ubuntu 11.10,  but when I click the .desktop file I created it says "untrusted application launcher"  what do I need to do to make the launcher trusted?
[19:56] <phong_> dude
[19:56] <phong_> let me take snap shot
[19:56] <r3pti1ep1r4te> grey area
[19:56] <guntbert> josten: please pastebin the output of ls -ld /home/* afterwards again, for me to compare/check
[19:56] <J-Escobar> anyone have any ideas on why the Ubuntu live CD boots to this error "Unable to find a medium containing a live file system." ?
[19:56] <r3pti1ep1r4te> intrests me
[19:56] <tumppu> phong_ on the upper right corner of that window theres button "Unlock" or something like that
[19:56] <guntbert> J-Escobar: did you check the iso before burning it?
[19:57] <Sidewinder1> phong_, I know what you mean by 'greyed out' I just don't know how you should proceed, sorry. :-(
[19:57] <J-Escobar> guntbert: i have used the disk before and have tried others as well. I recently installed a 2tb drive and I am trying to clone the primary drive to it.
[19:57] <trev_> nevermind, just need to mark it as executable
[19:57] <guntbert> J-Escobar: no idea, sorry
[19:58] <phong_> Sidewinder1, http://tinypic.com/r/2a0gb5x/5
[19:58] <phong_> see it for urself
[19:58] <phong_> dude
[19:58] <escott> phong_, are you using the web interface?
[19:58] <llamahawk> Is it safe to but a new folder inside of /?
[19:58] <escott> llamahawk, sure
[19:58] <llamahawk> cool, thx escott
[19:58] <hydrox24> trev_: http://blog.mattwoodward.com/2011/10/how-to-create-custom-launcher-in-unity.html
[19:58] <guntbert> !enter | phong_
[19:58] <phong_> escott, have no idea what u talking abot
[19:59] <trev_> My touchpad is showing up as a PS/2 Mouse, anybody know how I can get it to be recognized as a touchpad?
[19:59] <hydrox24> trev_: ahh, good you found a nicer solution.
[19:59] <phong_> escott, all i want is to add ip printer  in ubuntu
[19:59] <J-Escobar> guntbert: Thanks anyways. I think it has something to do with my motherboards SATA ports or something. It is an older motherboard and it is not liking the installation of the 2tb hard drive.
[19:59] <escott> phong_, cupsd (had/has) a web interface, i used that a number of years ago to setup ip printers
[19:59] <escott> phong_, https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/C/cups.html
[19:59] <JDLSpeedy> im trying to make a custom kernel, but when i use my custom kernel my iptables LOG shows only in dmesg but not /var/log/messages, can anyone help please?
[20:00] <phong_> escott, print server?
[20:00] <phong_> escott, you misunderstanding me
[20:00] <phong_> my printer got the IP already..it's network printer
[20:00] <phong_> in windows i add network printer and provide IP
[20:01] <joe_onereb> I have a Themes/Tweeks question, the new icons that I installed don't appear the same as they do on the web?
[20:01] <EvasionFiscal> Dear /b/, I am a horrible fucking person. Today was my little sisters birthday, it is also my last day as a free man. The cops are on their way right now. As my last act before being put on death row I wish to relinquish this story onto /b/, so I can die knowing at least I gave you sick fucks some lulz. So lets start from the beginning shall we?
[20:01] <escott> phong_, it is what you want. the client/server stuff gets turned around with resources like printers and displays
[20:02] <phong_> escott, i want to connect to network printer, that is what i want
[20:02] <escott> phong_, you want something that will provide a print queue and translate the uploaded documents as needed to send them to the netwrok printer
[20:02] <trev_> hydrox24: actually that link was useful, because it led me to the explanation as to why.  Thx.
[20:03] <Cubox> Hi !
[20:03] <josten> guntbert: that worked great, but now my admin(wilburp) doesn't have access to the standard user accounts.
[20:03] <gamafish> Hi
[20:03] <phong_> i probably give up again ;(
[20:03] <escott> phong_, in fact you already have cupsd installed and running on your machine (ps aux | grep cupsd) but the gui is not providing all the config options, the web interface will
[20:03] <phong_> show me , u know i'm not good at ubuntu
[20:03] <r3pti1ep1r4te> poor ubuntu
[20:04] <phong_> ok my printer has ip 192.168.2.10
[20:04] <r3pti1ep1r4te> r u good with a terminal
[20:04] <joe_onereb> Why would an icon theme appear different after installation then it does on the web
[20:04] <phong_> i can connect to it with windows
[20:04] <r3pti1ep1r4te> in other words
[20:04] <escott> phong_, open your browser and type: http://localhost:631
[20:04] <guntbert> josten: wilburp should use sudo for thos (hopefully rare) occasions
[20:04] <phong_> not sure on ubuntu..so complicated
[20:04] <r3pti1ep1r4te> got root????
[20:04] <phong_> yes i did open
[20:04]  * r3pti1ep1r4te bangshead on keyboards
[20:04] <phong_> it said: CUPS 1.5.0
[20:04] <josten> guntbert: I'm kinda new....how?
[20:04] <guntbert> r3pti1ep1r4te: how about you stop talking nonsense?
[20:04] <phong_> ?
[20:05] <guntbert> !sudo | josten
[20:05] <gamafish> I am wondering how dose the staff here know so much about Ubuntu systems. Did they take collage class or do the just go on line and get the answers that way?
[20:05] <Cubox> http://pastebin.com/VfGAt1gH <) Need help, it's on a Cubox and udev is bugging :/
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> strangers sound alike
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> idiotaa
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> ubuntu gets rooted
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> *again*
[20:05] <guntbert> !ot | gamafish
[20:05] <josten> guntbert: sudo cd /dir?
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> i blame nuts at the BSD convention
[20:05] <escott> phong_, then go to administration, add printer. it will ask for a password, put in your username and password (assuming you are a member of lpadmin) it should give you access
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> havent you heard
[20:05] <r3pti1ep1r4te> ooh wait u deaf
[20:06] <r3pti1ep1r4te> umad
[20:06] <amarcolino> clean install of 11.10 with lvm, however, on boot the lvm partitions arean't activated/mounted unless I manually do vgchange -a y, would like to know how to automate this for every boot or how to go about sorting this issue?
[20:06] <guntbert> !ops | r3pti1ep1r4te
[20:06] <BlackWeb> Is there a good Itunes alternative for IPods on Ubuntu
[20:06] <r3pti1ep1r4te> still even after 6 months
[20:06] <r3pti1ep1r4te> pigs
[20:06] <SilfenX> hello - using 11.10, trying to figure out samba filesharing. Everything is working fine, it s just that I really need to be able to share entire drives and not just folders on them. Using Nutilus from the desktop to select and share folders doesnt also allow me to select and share entire devices/drives. Is there a way to do that somehow?
[20:06] <guntbert> josten: why would you want to enter homedirectories of others at all?
[20:06] <BlackWeb> Silfenx share the drive through /media/
[20:06] <phong_> got it
[20:06] <phong_> escott, it list alot of list
[20:07] <phong_> which to choose?
[20:07] <phong_> what is the one that is like IP
[20:07] <SilfenX> BlackWeb: oh, how do i do that from the desktop?
[20:07] <BlackWeb> Silfex, press alt+f2
[20:07] <guntbert> !manual | josten (someting to read)
[20:07] <BlackWeb> then type gksudo nautilus
[20:07] <phong_> escott, so many choice to choose from,
[20:07] <escott> does it list your printer under network printers? if not choose ipp (assuming it is an ipp printer) or pick http if it is an http network printer (must be new i
[20:07] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:07] <escott> phong_, http must be new as i've never heard of it before
[20:07] <BlackWeb> a window will appear with root privileges then browse to /media/
[20:07] <BlackWeb> then click on the drive and share
[20:08] <phong_> this ? AppSocket/HP JetDirect
[20:08] <Athanasius> 2 questions, 1 of which I'm pretty sure I've seen the solution for but I don't remember what it was
[20:08] <escott> phong_, depends on what kind of printer you have
[20:08] <Myrtti> r3pti1ep1r4te: your move. Play it wise, young padawan.
[20:09] <phong_> i have HP 4250
[20:09] <phong_> ok i give up
[20:09] <phong_> fuk ...i go back to windows
[20:09] <BlackWeb> That work for you Silfex
[20:09] <BlackWeb> That work for you Silfenx
[20:09] <Athanasius> 1) I've got a MBP. When I boot ubuntu, the boot-screen is extremely corrupted (after grub has loaded the kernel). Once X11 loads, everything looks fine, but the screen is really funkitated-looking when going into/coming out of standby, or if I switch to a VT. How do I fix this?
[20:09] <phong_> this is very silly , cant' even add a network printer
[20:09] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:10] <dr3mro> phong_, Ok you are the loser .. linux needs people with higher IQ?
[20:10] <escott> !nomodeset | Athanasius
[20:10] <SilfenX> BlackWeb: to mount them in media and share them from there requires me to st unmount them and then remount them
[20:10] <SilfenX> they disappear from nautilus tho when I unmount them /o\
[20:10] <wylde> dr3mro: ..comments like that are never helpful.
[20:10] <guntbert> dr3mro: don't
[20:11] <BlackWeb> Do you have fstab set up to mount them automatically
[20:11] <escott> phong_, a printer like that probably supports ipp out of the box so select ipp
[20:11] <phong_> escott, i add the network printer in windows 7 with 2 seconds
[20:11] <dr3mro> wylde, why he says F word !!!
[20:11] <phong_> escott, nevermind
[20:11] <phong_> escott, thanks
[20:11] <phong_> very complicated ubuntu wow
[20:11] <wylde> dr3mro: so replying with a derogatory makes it right?
[20:11] <wylde> comment*
[20:12] <Myrtti> I'm not in a good mood, so play nice and keep the language clean.
[20:12] <dr3mro> wylde, Ok .. fine
[20:12] <josten> guntbert: My son(jonbill) is 8.  I don't want him storing inappropriate information.
[20:13] <wylde> phong_: I'ts actually not all that complicated if you don't think of things working like they do in windows and spend a little time reading up on what it is you want to accomplish.
[20:13] <lisa_> how can I change my main admin password?
[20:13] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:14] <BlackWeb> lisa sudo passwd root
[20:14] <oCean> BlackWeb: don't advise on how to set a root password please
[20:14] <lisa_> BlackWeb, thats all I type sudo passwd root?
[20:14] <Myrtti> BlackWeb: noooo.... don't do that
[20:14] <Myrtti> lisa_: just change your own password
[20:14] <BlackWeb> lisa_ ya into a terminal
[20:14] <guntbert> josten: I appreciate that reason - so we make it differently - please !pastebin the output of   ls -ld /home/*    (use a pastebin, its easier for me)
[20:15] <oCean> lisa_: we cannot support you if you are going to enable the root account
[20:15] <wylde> !root
[20:15] <Myrtti> lisa_: you don't want to change the admin password, you want to change your own if you have admin rights
[20:15] <BlackWeb> or use the same command with the login on the back end you want to change
[20:15] <lisa_> whenever I start ubuntu it asks for a password, but its very long and I to make a shorter 10 character password instead.  how I do it properly and safely?
[20:15] <josten> guntbert: i'm sorry, I don't know how to do that yet.
[20:15] <BlackWeb> so "sudo passwd (login)"
[20:15] <Athanasius> Okay, second question. MBP again, F1..F12 are by default assigned to "special" keys (brightness, volume, etc) and only get interpreted as F## if the fn key is pressed. I prefer to keep that behavior, but fn+ctrl+alt+f1 to switch to VT1 seems to not work (I can switch about with ctrl+alt+(left,right)). Is there a way to make ctrl+alt+f1 work right?
[20:15] <wylde> BlackWeb: I'd suggest you stop....just saying.
[20:15] <guntbert> !pastebin | josten
[20:16] <BlackWeb> alright lol
[20:16] <Athanasius> oh wait, scratch second question :<
[20:16] <lisa_> is BlackWeb giving me wrong informtation?
[20:16] <Myrtti> lisa_: yes.
[20:16] <fernando_> my computer just crashed and I had to press reset I want to know how to check file system before booting to ubuntu
[20:16] <josten> guntbert: I'm trying...may take a few.
[20:16] <wylde> !fsck | fernando_
[20:17] <lisa_> Myrtti, whenever I start ubuntu it asks for a password, and whenever I want to install a program it asks for a password. how do I change that password?
[20:17] <Myrtti> lisa_: your name or username shows in the right top corner? click that and "User Accounts..." on the bottom
[20:17] <gamafish> I am using the gnome shell the one that is like the older version of gnome. So how do I move/remove the time bar?
[20:17] <lisa_> Myrtti, i dont see any name or username shows in the right top corner
[20:17] <BlackWeb> lisa_ sudo passwd (login) will allow you to change any users password on system
[20:18] <guntbert> josten:    next easy step     -    sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:18] <Myrtti> BlackWeb: how many times have we told you to stop giving bad advice?
[20:18] <lisa_> Myrtti, how many different passwords are used?  I only created one password
[20:18] <wylde> BlackWeb:  to change your currently logged in password you don't need sudo
[20:18] <guntbert> josten: tell me,, when you installed that littel program
[20:18] <Myrtti> lisa_: alright, which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[20:18] <lisa_> Myrtti, 11.10
[20:19] <BlackWeb> yea true so passwd (login)
[20:19] <gd515> i have a question about BT5 can n e one help me ?
[20:19] <wylde> using sudo for the sake of using it, is almost as bad as running as root.
[20:19] <guntbert> BlackWeb: no, without [login]
[20:19] <guntbert> !backtrack | gd515
[20:20] <josten> guntbert: I went to the web site and pasted it
[20:20] <Myrtti> lisa_: alright, then if you click the ubuntu launcher button and type in user accounts, it should give you an option to launch the dialog
[20:20] <guntbert> josten: ok, tell me the url
[20:20] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
 Dont't we all have troubles on backtrack. lol
[20:20] <josten> paste.ubuntu.com
[20:20] <gd515> gamafish , ya no joke
[20:20] <gd515> always something
[20:20] <williamteder> jeramiah: does it get past the screen with the Mojang logo?
[20:20] <josten> guntbert: I'm so sorry
[20:20] <guntbert> josten: I need the complete url
 I have an issue with it as well it is wifi and sound. lol
[20:21] <superdave321> gunbert http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[20:21] <guntbert> josten: no worries, we will get it sorted :)
[20:21] <KeyLimePi> Anyone here had trouble with nvidia graphics cards and ubuntu?  Seems my stereo rendering has gone haywire on me despite still being able ot utilize 3D (gaming)
[20:21] <lisa_> Myrtti, i changed password top right, but when I changed it, the circles goes round and round anf seems to have frozen. what I do now?
[20:21] <guntbert> superdave321: quiet
[20:21] <antimon> is there a way to copy files from a time machine generated backup using ubuntu (i can mount it but most files are spread over multible folders)
[20:21] <mun> hi
[20:21] <ikonia> gamafish: can you take the back track issues to #backtrack-linux please
[20:21] <josten> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[20:22] <mun> is there an alternative to nautilus-elementary for 11.10?
[20:22] <williamteder> josten: He needs the part after the URL
[20:22] <williamteder> Eg: paste.ubuntu.xom/xxxxxyyyyy
[20:22] <williamteder> *com
[20:22] <gamafish> all right sorry for that.
[20:22] <guntbert> josten: no, when you pasted that text into the website they processed it and told you an url with a number, I need that number
[20:22] <lisa_> Myrtti, after changing password, the cirle icon moves round in circles, but the screen seems frozen.  What has happened and is my changed password messed up now?
[20:23] <williamteder> Bakctrack is fun :)
[20:23] <oCean> williamteder: but offtopic here
[20:23] <williamteder> Correct.
[20:23] <J-Escobar> Is there anyway I can clone my Ubuntu hard drive to another hard drive while it is running? Or will I need to use some sort of live cd?
[20:23] <williamteder> But it's a fun distrobution.
[20:23] <josten> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/899611
[20:23] <mun> what's a good file browser for 11.10?
[20:23] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:23] <williamteder> Thunar.
[20:23] <oCean> williamteder: so let's move on instead of commenting on it
[20:23] <josten> williamteder: thanks
[20:23] <williamteder> jeramiah_: Does it show the mojang logo?
[20:24] <lisa_> oh no:(  changed password but the password screen stays ghosted and seems frozen :(  What can I do now?
[20:24] <escott> J-Escobar, depends on how the clone is done. a dd level must be done from a livecd, an rsync or normal cp can be done while mounted
[20:24] <mun> williamteder, how does it compare to marlin?
[20:24] <MrChrisDruif> mun; nautilus, thunar, pcmanfm, marlin?
[20:24] <williamteder> Thunar is a very good lightweight file browser, comparable to natulius. Never used merlin, sorry :)
[20:24] <mun> i really liked nautilus-elementary, but then it's no longer maintained.
[20:24] <williamteder> Thunar is the default file browser on mythbuntu and xfce derivatives.
[20:24] <MrChrisDruif> mun; marlin supersedes N-E
[20:25] <Myrtti> lisa_: your explanation doesn't really make the issue too clear, the best you can do is to wait - I'm sorry but I seem to have some connection troubles as well. You could try what was suggested earlier, to start a terminal window and type in 'passwd' without the backticks and change your password there
[20:25] <mun> MrChrisDruif, i've tried marlin, but it doesn't even have a status bar.
[20:25] <Crippled> Had to file most serious bug report (#964685) about the failure of basic Disability Accessibility functionality in 12.04. Not sure if bug report is in the right place. Any suggestions as to where it should be filed welcomed!
[20:25] <williamteder> I like natulius, personally. With the fanzea icon theme it's beautiful.
[20:25] <escott> !precise | Crippled
[20:25] <J-Escobar> escott: I am unable to boot to a live CD while these drives are connected. I am unfamiliar with rsync. Will the cloned drive be bootable afterward?
[20:25] <lisa_> Myrtti, now it says an operating is in prpgress but its frozen :(  Have I lost my login passwpord now???
[20:26] <Myrtti> lisa_: if you have physical access to the computer, all is not lost even if you have
[20:26] <dustin_> im running pinguy os but i dont have graphics drivers and it sucks cause my labtop has a readon x1200
[20:26] <escott> J-Escobar, if you copy files with rsync then no it will not be bootable
[20:26] <williamteder> lisa_: try sudo passwd username
[20:26] <guntbert> josten: now we ar playing :)     in terminal type    sudo chgrp -v wilburp /home/jonbill     that should do what you want - give wilburp read access to jonbis*s files
[20:26] <dustin_> any suggjestions
[20:26] <oCean> dustin_: this channel is Ubuntu support only
[20:26] <lisa_> Myrtti, i explained... i followed your instructions, selected username top right, unlocked, changed password, but it's frozen up the screen at password page.
[20:27] <dustin_> pinguy is ubuntu they just named it pinguy it ubuntu on steroids
[20:27] <escott> J-Escobar, if you do a device to device dd copy as in "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb" then sdb should be bootable after its completed
[20:27] <J-Escobar> escott: I want to be able to use the live cd, but it boots up to "Unable to find a medium containing a live file system."
[20:27] <oCean> dustin_: no, it is a non-supported derivative, offtopic for this channel
[20:27] <williamteder> lisa_: Open a terminal (ctrl alt t) and type sudo passwd username
[20:27] <josten> guntbert: thanks a bunch...sorry about all the lame mistakes.  I'm ready Ubuntu Unleashed for 11.10 and 12.04.  Very little exp with linux.
[20:27] <escott> !md5sum | J-Escobar
[20:27] <lisa_> williamteder, i think your method worked.
[20:28] <williamteder> Good. I feel useful. :)
[20:28] <lisa_> i will reboot to make sure
[20:28] <lisa_> if you dont see me again that means Ubuntu change password messed up :(
[20:28] <williamteder> Command line options always beat the GUI alternatives, much more reliable.
[20:28] <zykotic10> williamteder: +1
[20:28] <lisa_> dont use the top right method everyone it freezes up
[20:28] <williamteder> Lisa: Thats what the guest session is for :)
[20:29] <williamteder> Lisa_: If you know enough information you might want to file a bug report.
[20:29] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:29] <J-Escobar> ubottu: the Ubuntu disk is fine. I used it to install Ubuntu and I have used other disks. I get the same error. I only received this error after installing a new hard drive. I think it has something to do with my motherboard configuration. but I have tried everything and can't get the live cd to boot normally.
[20:29] <zykotic10> jeremiah_: what graphics card are you using?
[20:29] <saquib> h
[20:29] <williamteder> jeramiah_: I've said this 3 times now. Does it show the mojang logo?
[20:29] <wylde> williammanda: just for future reference sudo is not needed to cahnge the currently logged in users password.
[20:29] <williamteder> J_escobar:ubottu is a bot. He won't respond.
[20:29] <wylde> errr williamteder
[20:30] <josten> guntbert: thanks why I changed from windows to ubuntu..people helping each other....thanks again
[20:30] <lisa_> williamteder, all I did was selected username top right, unlocked, changed password, but the screen wait icon kept circling and then the  page frozen up
[20:30] <jeremiah_> zykotic10,  Not sure. I know it is onboard and that i can't get a driver for it for ubuntu
[20:30] <zykotic10> wylde: if you want an unsafe/short password it is
[20:30] <zykotic10> jeremiah_: "lspci | grep -i vga" would tell you
[20:31] <williamteder> Hmm, might be worth a bug report try, if it's reproducible.
[20:31] <jeremiah_> zykotic10, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M64-S [Mobility Radeon X2300]
[20:31] <wylde> zykotic10:  fair nuff, if that's what you'd want. True.
[20:31] <lisa_> williamteder, but  sudo passwd username worked
[20:31] <zykotic10> jeremiah_: ATI = i won't help - good luck
[20:31] <lisa_> williamteder, so its best to use CLI when possible it seems
[20:32] <williamteder> OK, well the problem's solved regardless.
[20:32] <williamteder> For sensitive operations like that, yes.
[20:32] <jeremiah_> zykotic10,  but it worked for me not long ago and then stopped.
[20:32] <lisa_> how easy would it be for someone to break into my Ubuntu and gather my personal files in HOME if I am using a 10 character password?
[20:32] <fernandocueva> I'm trying to insert a special caracter and I forgot how to press the keyboard combination something that activates the U+code
[20:32] <amarcolino> clean install of 11.10 with lvm, however, on boot the lvm partitions arean't activated/mounted unless I manually do vgchange -a y, would like to know how to automate this for every boot or how to go about sorting this issue?
[20:33] <wylde> lisa_: not easy at all, without physical access
[20:33] <escott> lisa_, bad question. "password12" is pretty easy to guess
[20:33] <lisa_> is there a program on Ubuntu that alterts me every 30 minutes to take a break?
[20:33] <lisa_> escott, my password is "thedogatethecat"  is that ok?
[20:33] <lisa_> "_
[20:33] <lisa_> :)
[20:33] <lisa_> jk ;)
[20:33] <wylde> lisa_: I believe there is, although I can't recall the package name atm.
[20:33] <Xabster> 10 chars?
[20:34] <escott> lisa_, there are a bunch. there is a gnome 3 shell extension on extensions.gnome.org but there are many others
[20:34] <lisa_> Xabster, it was 18 characters but i changed it to 10 as it became too tedious to  enter all the time
[20:34] <jeremiah_> why when i play minecraft it always ends up having a black sreen?
[20:34] <lisa_> escott, name ?
[20:34] <lisa_> jeremiah_, did you update video drivers?
[20:34] <escott> lisa_, don't remember. i think a lot of this shows up when you search for gtg
[20:35] <lisa_> gtg?
[20:35] <escott> lisa_, rather gtd "getting things done"
[20:35] <coder2> can i modify my ubuntu 11.10  for special effect without adding another repository to my system?
[20:36] <jeremiah_> lisa_, lol no. unbuntu does not sense there is a driver but used to play minecrAft
[20:36] <fernandocueva> ॶ
[20:36] <escott> lisa_, pomodoro
[20:36] <fernandocueva> ቂ
[20:37] <sahitya> how to search a keyword in list of files in a folder?
[20:37] <escott> sahitya, grep pattern *.txt
[20:37] <lisa_> !pomodoro
 Sorry, I don't know anything about pomodoro
[20:37] <oCean> sahitya: find . -type f | xargs grep -i keyword
[20:37] <jeremiah_> lisa_,  the graphics card is 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M64-S [Mobility Radeon X2300]
[20:37] <lisa_> escott, whats pomodoro do?
[20:38] <sahitya> how to restore my grub?
[20:38] <escott> lisa_, no thats what these applications are called. pomodoro timeers
[20:38] <lisa_> jeremiah_, sorry I dont know why your screen goes black.  what Ubuntu version you using?
[20:38] <escott> !grub | sahitya
[20:38] <jeremiah_> lisa_, 11.10
[20:38] <lisa_> escott, ever heard of Workrave? I want something similar to remind me ever 30 minutes to take a break
[20:39] <lisa_> jeremiah_, maybe try v12 the beta?  Seveas was talkingh about v12 last night saying its better :)
[20:39] <Xabster> i can write you something in java, lisa_
[20:39] <elky> lisa_, workrave works on linux.
[20:39] <jeremiah_> lisa_,  how do i get that?
[20:39] <oCean> lisa_: don't recommend the beta version, it's still not stable
[20:40] <Seveas> it's more stable than 11.10 :)
[20:40] <SilfenX> can someone recomend a tutorial on how to get desktop sharing to work in 11.10
[20:40] <Seveas> SilfenX, define "desktop sharing"
[20:40] <louiemat> can anyone help in setting up - Back in Time - backup program, when they talk about Main profile what do they mean, what do I put in there for it to work?
[20:40] <lisa_> Xabster, thanks but surely there exists a program already in Ubuntu that remind me ever 30 minutes to take a break?
[20:40] <Seveas> remote desktop connection? Shared keyboard/mouse? File sharing?
[20:40] <SilfenX> well, theres a feature called 'desktop sharing' in the OS
[20:41] <wylde> !info workrave
[20:41] <lisa_> anyone know of a text editor that supports multi tab and ability to colour and make bold text?
[20:41] <Seveas> !find workrave
[20:41] <Xabster> lisa_, libreoffice
[20:41] <Seveas> lisa_, still not found one?
[20:41] <Xabster> doesn't it support tabs?
[20:41] <Seveas> Xabster, nope
[20:42] <SilfenX> apprantly, after reading around, theres some gripes with getting it to work after the 11.10 upgrade, something with vino, damn programmers drinking on the job!
[20:42] <cordyceps> everytime I  run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade I get the response to the effect: 'everythings fine, nothing to download.' It's been like this for a couple of months. Is there something wrong here? On lubuntu-11.10
[20:42] <josten> guntbert: Everything works just the way I want it.  Thanks for the advise.
[20:42] <Xabster> lisa_, gedit, gvim or emacs
[20:42] <wylde> lisa_: gedit can do that.
[20:43] <Seveas> cordyceps, yes, that sounds either wrong or like you've enabled automatic updates
[20:43] <josten> guntbert: what was that app you were talking about?
[20:43] <SilfenX> has anyone got VNC/desktop sharing to work properly under 11.10?
[20:43] <Seveas> cordyceps, also, lubuntu is not variant we support in here I believe
[20:43] <josten> guntbert: for pasting?
[20:43] <cordyceps> Seveas: how do I check, pls.
[20:43] <lisa_> Xabster, gedit doesnt allow me to select a text and colour and bold it
[20:43] <Athanasius> nomodeset didn't work.
[20:43] <lisa_> wylde, how can gedit  colour and bold the text?
[20:43] <fernandocueva> voy a probar urban terror
[20:43] <Dimaxwell> Hello guys. There is somebody can help customize the openfire + kerberos?
[20:44] <escott> !es | fernandocueva
[20:44] <Seveas> Dimaxwell, openfire can do kerberos?!
[20:44] <Dimaxwell> Yes
[20:44] <Seveas> ooh, must look at that
[20:44] <lisa_> wylde, i got gedit loaded now, but I cannot bold and colour any text in the text file.  How you do it?
[20:44]  * cordyceps seeing if there's such a thing as #lubuntu
[20:44] <Dimaxwell> I'm tryed and was succesfull
[20:44] <Seveas> Dimaxwell, can it do kerberos against active directory?
[20:45] <silidan> anyone here got some up to date info on the open graphics project? did that project die?
[20:45] <Dimaxwell> yes, with active directory
[20:45] <lisa_> Xabster, i got gedit loaded now, but I cannot bold and colour any text in the text file.  How you do it?
[20:45] <louiemat> can anyone help with set-up back in time backup program?
[20:45] <wylde> lisa_: my bad...had syntax highlighting in my head >.< it can't do what you're asking.
[20:46] <Xabster> :(
[20:46] <lisa_> Xabster, gvim or emacs cannot make bold or colour text either and dont support multi tab with many different text files open
[20:46] <oCean> Dimaxwell: there is a specific #openfire channel, which might be more helpful.
[20:46] <lisa_> wylde, know any  editor which can do multi tabs + bold + color?
[20:47] <louiemat> how do you set up the app back in time
[20:47] <oCean> louiemat: please stop repeating
[20:47] <wylde> lisa_:  I'm looking :)
[20:48] <louiemat> sorry my firdt time
[20:48] <lisa_> wylde, i would really love it and appreciate it if you find one for me.
[20:48] <Dimaxwell> oCean: Sorry, but in that channel nobody reply me
[20:48] <lisa_> :)
[20:48] <lisa_> wylde, I was looking all day yesterday without success
[20:48] <Seveas> lisa_, the only thing I can come up with is "firefox + google docs"
[20:49] <lisa_> Seveas, do you know any Ubuntu programmers personally that you could ask to write a multi tabs + bold + color editor for Ubuntu? :)
[20:49] <lisa_> im surprised to be honest nothing exists yet
[20:49] <Seveas> not ones that have spare time :)
[20:49] <lisa_> Seveas, lol
[20:49] <mateus> =p
[20:49] <lisa_> :)
[20:50] <lisa_> Seveas, but surely one exists.. just gotta keep looking... maybe wylde can find one :)
[20:51] <wylde> lisa_: it's a shame libreoffice doesn't have tabs support >.<
[20:53] <lisa_> wylde, yes I was thinjking about that last night
[20:53] <lisa_> :(
[20:53] <beebee0011> hi
[20:54] <lisa_> wylde: libreoffice would have been perfect if it supported muli tabs.  Abiword doesnt do it either
[20:54] <lisa_> beebee0011: hi right back at ya :)
[20:54] <beebee0011> im using 11.10 but all my menus are gone - unity is gone
[20:54] <lisa_> beebee0011: whats unity?
[20:54] <wylde> lisa_: yeah was just checking on abiword...
[20:54] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, wylde, Perhaps the older version, openoffice? I don't know; never tried the 'tabs' thingy but it may be worth a look?
[20:54] <wylde> lisa_: trying to see if there's a plugin for abiword though
[20:54] <Gnea> !unity
[20:54] <lisa_> wylde: ty for helping me
[20:55] <wylde> lisa_:  glad to help :)
[20:55] <lisa_> wylde: :)
[20:55] <beebee0011> yesterday i uninstalled all ccsm stuff because system kept crashing to logon - this is the command i used: sudo apt-get remove compizconfig-settings-manager python-compizconfig compiz-fusion-plugins-extra compiz-fusion-bcop compiz-fusion-plugins-main compizconfig-backend-gconf
[20:56] <beebee0011> but it automatically installed a whole lot of other stuff
[20:56] <beebee0011> kde i stuff i think
[20:56] <ikonia> re-install the kubuntu-desktop package then
[20:57] <beebee0011> but i want unity
[20:57] <beebee0011> how can i get unity back?
[20:57] <ikonia> beebee0011: are you using kde or unity ?
[20:57] <beebee0011> ive always been using unity
[20:57] <ikonia> beebee0011: right, so why do you think it's removed kde stuff if you've not got kde installed ?
[20:58] <cylonmath> Anybody experienced a very big ping on created Ad-Hoc network
[20:58] <cylonmath> ?
[20:58] <beebee0011> no - im saying that for some reason when i removed those items it said - 50mb more will be used - and whilst it was doing it i saw software stuff that looked like it might be kde
[20:58] <ikonia> cylonmath: what ?
[20:58] <beebee0011> i have no idea why
[20:58] <cylonmath> I setup an adhoc network with static ip's using ubuntu, but i suffer 1000+ ping between machines
[20:58] <ikonia> beebee0011: re-install the ubuntu-desktop package then
[20:59] <beebee0011> thank you... should this do: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:59] <beebee0011> ?
[20:59] <ikonia> cylonmath: what do you mean, you suffer 1000+ ping between machines
[20:59] <ikonia> beebee0011: no, re-install
[20:59] <lisa_> I chose to enrypt HOME folder on installation but the rest of the system is not encrypted and protected.  Is there a program to clean out the cache etc to make sure my system is clean from prying eyes?
[20:59] <beebee0011> sudo apt-get reinstall ubuntu-desktop?
[21:00] <cylonmath> ikonia: when i ping between machines i get 1000+ ping on most packages
[21:00] <cylonmath> ikonia: while some packages has 5ms
[21:00] <ikonia> cylonmath: 1000+ ping ?
[21:00] <cylonmath> ikonia: More than 1000 ping
[21:00] <ikonia> you mean ms time
[21:00] <ikonia> most packages ?
[21:00] <cylonmath> yup sry
[21:00] <ikonia> cylonmath: I'm sorry what you are saying makes no sense
[21:00] <ikonia> cylonmath: do you mean "you get 1000ms repond when you ping a host"
[21:01] <cylonmath> Exactly
[21:01] <ikonia> beebee0011: apt-get install --reinstall
[21:01] <ikonia> cylonmath: probably poor network coverage
[21:01] <lisa_> anyone know of a program that cleans out cache etc?
[21:01] <ikonia> lisa_: cache of what ?
[21:02] <lisa_> ikonia: of user activity.
[21:02] <ikonia> lisa_: user activity in what though ? the web browser ?
[21:02] <yoshx> hello does someone know openvz networking ?
[21:02] <lisa_> ikonia: cant some actiity be stored somewhere?
[21:02] <cylonmath> ikonia: Two computers sitting near each other (Less than 1 meter)
[21:02] <lisa_> ikonia: all activity
[21:02] <wylde> lisa_:  bleachbit, but if you use it, you need to be careful what you let it do. It's capabale of causing issues if misused.
[21:02] <ikonia> lisa_: don't worry about it - just use the machine
[21:02] <beebee0011> thanks ikonia
[21:03] <ikonia> cylonmath: doesn't mean good coverage/connection
[21:03] <lisa_> ikonia: thats not a helpful answer.
[21:03] <Rug> lisa_: if you are that paranoid, use a live CD.
[21:03] <ikonia> cylonmath: the hardware you have may have poor adhoc support in linux
[21:03] <ikonia> lisa_: it's realistic though
[21:03] <lisa_> wylde: ok thats it. i remember someone talked about bleachbit yesterday
[21:04] <lisa_> whats the best way to backup and restore if needed Ubuntu onto an external hdd?
[21:04] <okanbasoglu> list
[21:04] <okanbasoglu> ;
[21:04] <lisa_> Rug: when I use web browers where does all the websites visited and data stored?
[21:05] <ikonia> in the browser cache/history
[21:05] <lisa_> within HOME or outside HOME?
[21:05] <Rug> On a Live CD?
[21:05] <ikonia> in your home dir
[21:05] <wylde> lisa_: almost all of that information is inside your home folder
[21:05] <lisa_> wylde: where would any private and senstive data be stored outside the HOME when it is?
[21:05] <wylde> lisa_: in hidden directories and files. (files and directory names that start with a .)
[21:05] <escott> lisa_, unless you are running a proxy server it would be inside your $HOME
[21:05] <ikonia> lisa_: its not
[21:06] <wylde> lisa_: none really is, other than passwords but those are stored encrypted anyway
[21:06] <lisa_> ikonia: I was told yesterday by someone that sometimes private and senstive data may be stored outside HOME in cache etc. and to use bleachbit
[21:06] <ikonia> lisa_: you where told wrong
[21:06] <lisa_> wylde: ok so why did they create bleachbit?
[21:07] <lisa_> ikonia: so why do some people use the alternive install and encrypt the whole system and why did they write bleachbit etc?
[21:07] <ikonia> lisa_: people enypt the whole system to stop people gaining access to their system
[21:07] <deicon> iam trying to install grub in my linux partition but when i execute the command i receive this:Not found or not a block device.
[21:07] <ikonia> lisa_: bleachbit is a disk cleaner that can clean your home area or the whole disk,
[21:07] <bastidrazor> bleachbit is dangerous and can break things if you don't pay attention to what it wants to remove.
[21:08] <lisa_> ikonia: how can someone access my system seeing I encrypted HOME?
[21:08] <ikonia> lisa_: because your non-home system is not encyrpted
[21:08] <ikonia> lisa_: do you have security concerns ?
[21:08] <lisa_> ikonia: but if nothing is stored outside HOME that is private or sensitive, why bother encrypting the whole system?
[21:09] <ikonia> lisa_: because people don't want access to system data being available
[21:09] <ikonia> lisa_: people have different needs than you
[21:09] <lisa_> ikonia: yes because I have all my banking passwords etc stored in HOME
[21:09] <ikonia> lisa_: ok, so you've encypted your home directory, problem solved
[21:09] <lisa_> and personal information in HOME.  I want to make sure im protected in case someone steals my laptop
[21:09] <ikonia> lisa_: you'll be fine if you have encypted home
[21:10] <lisa_> ikonia: so no websites visited, personal text files etc are ever stored outside HOME?
[21:10] <ikonia> lisa_: correct
[21:10] <lisa_> ok :)
[21:10] <ikonia> lisa_: unless you manually moved them outside of home
[21:10] <lisa_> ikonia: i just installed Ubuntu yesterday so im still learning :)
[21:10] <escott> lisa_, things can leak through files in /tmp and the swap, but the swap is encrypted by default which leaves the /tmp.
[21:10] <lisa_> escott: when I installed Ubuntu yesterday it never asked about creating a swap file
[21:11] <lisa_> escott: where is the /tmp located and how can I clean it daily?
[21:11] <ikonia> you shouldn't be worried about swap
[21:11] <Mike9863> Icons are showing on menus and buttons even though I have the options disabled under desktop -> gnome -> interface under gconf-editor. How can I disable these icons?
[21:11] <ikonia> or /tmp for that reason
[21:11] <lisa_> is there a file manager in ubuntu I can view my ubuntu hard drive and folders?
[21:11] <escott> lisa_, in general encrypted home is probably good enough. if someone really wanted your passwords they would find other ways to get the data
[21:11] <ikonia> lisa_: I suggest you view https://help.ubuntu.com to learn the basics of how to use ubuntu
[21:12] <lisa_> wylde: any luck on the editor? :)
[21:12] <ikonia> lisa_: you'll find it much easier to ask questions if you understand the basics of use
[21:13] <wylde> looking, I've yet to find any that use tabs AND Bolding/color
[21:13] <escott> lisa_, you should try looking for some of these things yourself. open up synaptic or the software center and see what text editors are listed and then go to those websites and see what features they have
[21:13] <lisa_> ikonia: ok
[21:13] <lisa_> escott: okl
[21:14] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, This might also interest you, 'tis a little old but still pertinent: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812
[21:14] <lisa_> i found /tmp using file manager, theres heaps of files in there.  can I safely remove them?
[21:15] <lisa_> Sidewinder1: ok thanks :)
[21:15] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, My pleasure. :)
[21:15] <ikonia> lisa_: no
[21:15] <ikonia> why do you want to remove them, you don't even know what they do
[21:15] <Gnea> lisa_: you could, but you could also encounter some form of system disruption... /tmp gets emptied on every reboot anyway
[21:15] <lisa_> ikonia: so i should never delete files in /tmp?
[21:16] <ikonia> lisa_: you've encypted home - you'll be fine
[21:16] <ikonia> lisa_: just leave it there
[21:16] <Fyodorovna> irt
[21:16] <lisa_> Gnea: ah good, so Ubuntu cleans it out anyway whenever I turn off or reboot?
[21:16] <lisa_> ikonia: i will
[21:16] <Gnea> lisa_: just about every form of unix/linux/bsd has
[21:16] <lisa_> ok i really need to backup ubuntu before I mess it up and lose 24 hours of work.. whats best way to do it?
[21:16] <ikonia> do you have an external hard disk ?
[21:17] <lisa_> !backup ubuntu
[21:17] <lisa_> ikonia: yes got one in USB port
[21:17] <Gnea> pop a flash drive in, format it, copy stuff to it
[21:17] <scientes> !backup | lisa_
[21:17] <Gnea> or hard drive
[21:17] <ikonia> and Gnea has the answer
[21:17] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, When I migrated to ubuntu, I was a bit paranoid about security as well. Do a little reading and it'll all 'go away;. :)
[21:17] <lisa_> ikonia: I would like to image the whole ubuntu onto external hdd.  whats bext way?
[21:17] <lisa_> Gnea: what do you mean?
[21:17] <beata1> I'm interested in finding a tutorial for the creation of gtk/gnome/xfce themes. I've made some progress parsing the themes already on my system, but only so far. Googling over the last couple days failed to turn up such a thing, only small snippets.
[21:18] <scientes> !btrfs | lisa_
[21:18] <Gnea> lisa_: have you never copied files to a flash drive before?
[21:18] <ikonia> lisa_: imaging it is a bad idea
[21:18] <ikonia> scientes: really ? btrfs
[21:18] <lisa_> Sidewinder1: yeah first thing I was asking about yesterday was AV and antimalware software and some peple lol at me :P
[21:18] <scientes> well, snapshot ans imaging have alot in common
[21:18] <ikonia> scientes: and it's totally unstable
[21:18] <lisa_> Gnea: but if Ubuntu crashes, then I need to install it again... isnt there a way to restore an image instead?
[21:18] <Gnea> scientes: we're looking for solid, proven methods here
[21:18] <ikonia> scientes: so someone who's had less than 24 hour linux experience, you're suggesting using btrfs on
[21:18] <fernandocueva> what is the command to move a directory into another?
[21:19] <lisa_> ikonia: so clonezilla is a bad idea?
[21:19] <ikonia> lisa_: not really
[21:19] <AlfE1> !backup
[21:19] <scientes> well lisa_ really shouldn't be looking towards clong
[21:19] <Gnea> lisa_: well sure, there is
[21:19] <scientes> and just backup home directory
[21:19] <Gnea> lisa_: clonezilla is good
[21:19] <ikonia> scientes: why ?
[21:19] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, We all had to start somewhere; you'll be totally comfortable in a relatively short period of time..
[21:19] <ikonia> scientes: why should she not use clonezilla to take a system image ?
[21:19] <Gnea> scientes: that's not really your call.
[21:20] <escott> lisa_, in general backing up the system files is not useful. if you hardware fails its not likely you will put a new disk in the same hardware and have everything identical to what it was before. so better to backup your /etc with etc-keeper, and use !clone and backup your $HOME
[21:20] <lisa_> scientes: so what you recommend.. lets say I really mess up ubununtu,,, whats fastest and best way to get up and running again with all HOME content replaced?
[21:20] <Gnea> lisa_: clonezilla would do just fine, particularly if you're used to it already
[21:20] <lisa_> escott: i dont follow, thats complicated what you said,. im confused
[21:21] <lisa_> Gnea: ive never used it, someone mentioned it last night
[21:21] <scientes> lisa_, well if you only installed programs from the repos, then you only need to backup your dpkg status database, /etc and /home
[21:21] <deicon> iam trying to install grub in my linux partition but when i execute the command i receive this:Not found or not a block device
[21:21] <scientes> for something much quicker than backing up all the binaries
[21:21] <ikonia> lisa_: you want a clone of the system, use clonezilla it's simple and clean
[21:21] <lisa_> scientes: but then I need to reinstall Ubuntu if somethiong goes wrong, right?
[21:21] <ikonia> lisa_: you want something else, - say what you want
[21:21] <scientes> bu yeah you can back up the whole thing too
[21:21] <lisa_> ikonia: ok
[21:21] <Gnea> lisa_: it's awesome. just put it on a cd or dvd and boot it up... if you have an external hdd, you can easily do exactly what you want to do with it
[21:21] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, Search and find "grsync" a GUI for the command rsync. Then back up your /home. The ubuntu OS is readily..
[21:22] <Sidewinder1> available
[21:22] <scientes> lisa_, GNU/Linux aka ubuntu, is not finickey like windows on booting, it will boot from anything, and copy to anywhere
[21:22] <lisa_> ikonia: well I wanted to restore my Ubuntu if something goes wrong... otherwise I need tgo start all over again installing programs and restoring my HOME from scratch
[21:22] <Gnea> scientes: read what she said: she wants to back the WHOLE thing up.
[21:22] <lisa_> Gnea: ok clonezilla sounds the go :)
[21:22] <ikonia> lisa_: use clonezilla and take an image, keep it simple
[21:22] <escott> lisa_, suppose your laptop hardware fails in some way. what will you do? replace the failed piece of hardware or just buy a new laptop... more likely the later, so use the backup utilities to backup $HOME, and use !clone to record what you installed and install and use etc-keeper to backup special changes you might make to /etc
[21:22] <lisa_> ikonia: ok
[21:23] <Gnea> lisa_: I've used clonezilla to backup/restore multiple linux and windows systems, it's a pretty solid system
[21:23] <haux> I'm trying to completely remove fglrx and re-install the opensource radeon drivers. Following these instructions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver . This used to work, but now when I try to do it, Ubuntu doesn't recognize any video adapter after restart.
[21:23] <Sidewinder1> lisa_, Better yet, listen to ikonia !
[21:23] <lisa_> escott: that sounds good but the problem is I cannot understand what you said
[21:23] <lisa_> Sidewinder1: hehe
[21:23] <Gnea> lisa_: my CEO was quite happy when her desktop computer was back online with all of her files the way they were within 2 days :)
[21:23] <lisa_> Gnea: sounds the simple way :)  so I download the ISO burn to CD, boot CD and backup ubuntu?
[21:23] <Gnea> lisa_: yup
[21:24] <lisa_> Gnea: do yoiu have the exact file link I need pls?
[21:24] <Gnea> lisa_: just google clonezilla and go to the webpage and download the latest
[21:24] <lisa_> ok
[21:24] <escott> lisa_, you should never download something from a webpage. clonezilla is in apt
[21:25] <escott> !info clonezilla | lisa_
[21:25] <Gnea> escott: wrong.
[21:25] <Gnea> the ISO of clonezilla is not in apt
[21:25] <Gnea> escott: we're not talking about installing it to use within ubuntu - but to use outside of ubuntu
[21:25] <lisa_> Gnea: is this the one I need? http://sourceforge.net/projects/clonezilla/files/latest/download?source=files
[21:26] <Gnea> lisa_: that ought to do it
[21:26] <haux> That looks like it, lisa. Download it, burn it, boot from it. The instructions in the software are fairly straightforward too.
[21:26] <haux> I use clonezilla myself and it works great.
[21:26] <lisa_> Gnea:  ok cool
[21:27] <lisa_> haux: ok:)
[21:27] <lisa_> brb
[21:27] <louiemat> hello all
[21:27]  * Gnea wonders how many people try to help others in this channel without actually KNOWING what it is that they're doing?  
[21:28] <haux> Gnea, quite a few I'm sure.
[21:28] <escott> Gnea, ok i see
[21:28] <haux> I'm trying to completely remove fglrx and re-install the opensource radeon drivers. Following these instructions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver . This used to work, but now when I try to do it, Ubuntu doesn't recognize any video adapter after restart. Any suggestions?
[21:29] <lisa_> when I burn the ISO, do I choose "Replace Disc" or "Blank Disc"  when using Brasero?
[21:29] <louiemat> Gnea-do you know anything about BackInTime backup?
[21:29] <Gnea> louiemat: I do not.
[21:29] <amaroks> hello
[21:29] <Gnea> lisa_: is it a CDR or CDRW?
[21:29] <dlentz> haux, did you delete/move /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[21:29] <louiemat> gena-thanks
[21:29] <lisa_> louiemat: whats BackInTime backup?
[21:29] <amaroks> flash in mozilla or chrome is not displaying arabic letters properly
[21:29] <lisa_> Gnea: its a DVD
[21:29] <lisa_> DVD -RW
[21:29] <Gnea> lisa_: if it's never been written to yet, then blank disc is probably safe
[21:30] <lisa_> is  Brasero the best ISO burnign sw?
[21:30] <haux> dlentz, no.
[21:30] <lisa_> Gnea: its got Ubuntu 11 on it :)
[21:30] <Gnea> lisa_: I prefer k3b, but brasero works
[21:30] <louiemat> lisa a back up app in ubuntu
[21:30] <lisa_> i need to overwrite it
[21:30] <amaroks> anyone?
[21:30] <Gnea> lisa_: yeah, blank it out first
[21:30] <Gnea> !anyone | amaroks
[21:30] <dlentz> haux, then do so: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[21:31] <Gnea> amaroks: try updating to the ppa chrome or flash
[21:31] <lisa_> Gnea: im installing k3b first:)
[21:31] <amaroks> Gnea: what is ppa?
[21:31] <Gnea> !ppa | amaroks
[21:31] <haux> dlentz, if I'm reverting back to the opensource driver, I don't need xorg.conf in there?
[21:31] <dlentz> no, you don't need it
[21:32] <haux> Alright, will try it again.
[21:33] <amaroks> ubottu: I have no idea what to search for on there :(
[21:33] <Gnea> amaroks: search for the programs that are giving you grief
[21:35] <analyzer> hello everyone, does a program installed through wine stores all of its content in /home/username/.wine directory or some place outside also ?
[21:36] <diffra> Just installed ubuntu on an HP elitebook 8540w, got the updates and nvidia drivers installed, but nvidia-settings hangs whenever i try to enable twinview on my dual external monitor -- is this a known issue of any kind?
[21:36] <MrCollins> all of my youtube videos run in fast forward with no sound... anyone have a fix for this? running ubuntu 11.10...
[21:37] <diffra> I can use the dual monitors using nouveau just fine, but the normal display settings applet doesn't work with the restricted drivers
[21:40] <lisa_> Gnea: you there?
[21:40] <sileni> hello everyone
[21:41] <amaroks> http://askubuntu.com/questions/29323/right-to-left-script-fail-with-flash-player
[21:41] <amaroks> s the answer on there really true?
[21:41] <lisa_> Gnea: i started k3b and it says I need to choose between 3 settings. which one I choose? Default, saved or last used?
[21:41] <lisa_> sileni: hello there:)
[21:41] <dlentz> lisa_, that's a personal preference
[21:41] <share> is there a livecd just to scan virus in windows?
[21:42] <Mrokii> hello. Is there a command to remove a repository from the terminal, like there is one to add it with "add-apt-repository"?
[21:42] <Gnea> default
[21:42] <Mrokii> *"apt-add-repository"
[21:42] <xangua> !ppa-purge | Mrokii
[21:42] <sileni> I just installed ubuntu 11.10 on a hp pavillion dv6. It has a broadcom bcm4312 rev01 wireless card. I saw the driver suggested by ubuntu supported that so installed it. It adds it as eth1 and it can scan for networks and i see the networks
[21:42] <Mrokii> xangua: Thanks.
[21:42] <lisa_> Gnea: k3b looks a lot nicer and it handled the overwriting a lot easier, didn't confuse me.. it just asked, "want to overwrite the DVD" and I said YES :)
[21:42] <sileni> but when i use WPA to connect to my network , it keeps cycling over trying to connect...disconnect and tries again
[21:43] <MrCollins> all of my youtube videos run in fast forward with no sound... anyone have a fix for this? running ubuntu 11.10...
[21:43] <Gnea> lisa_: yup, it's got a lack of nonsense :)
[21:43] <sileni> i look at dmesg and it says no ipv6 router found , where else would i go to see what the error is ?
[21:43] <JPeterson> how do I change the owner of a mount folder?
[21:43] <lisa_> Ok done... rebooting to make a backup image of Ubuntu using clonezilla,.  hope I can work it out :P
[21:43] <lisa_> Gnea: hehe:)
[21:43] <lisa_> brb
[21:43] <Gnea> lisa_: good luck
[21:44] <limescout> hey, my sound is completely distorted and quiet.  Anyone know how to fix this?
[21:46] <dlentz> MrCollins, the tsched method here might help: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/PositionReporting
[21:46] <MrCollins> thx
[21:46] <dlentz> yw, hope it helps
[21:46] <zykotic10> JPeterson: ext or fat/ntfs?
[21:46] <sileni> where else would hardware write errors other than in dmesg?
[21:46] <Dogears> hi!
[21:46] <JPeterson> zykotic10: ntfs
[21:46] <zykotic10> JPeterson: i can't help then.
[21:47] <cuddylier> How do I download Gedit? What's the command?
[21:47] <drake_> #list
[21:47] <dlentz> cuddylier, sudo apt-get install gedit
[21:47] <cuddylier> thanks
[21:49] <cuddylier> How do I install flash player on ubuntu? What's the command?
[21:49] <drake_> #ubuntu
[21:49] <EvilResistance> !flash
[21:49] <EvilResistance> cuddylier:  i think that's what you need
[21:50] <Gnea> !ubuntu | drake_
[21:50] <xangua> cuddylier: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[21:50] <share> Psi-Jack: ♥
[21:50] <drake_> hey any idea how use aircrack
[21:50] <share> drake_: #aircrack-ng
[21:50] <cuddylier> I need to use the commandline to install flash
[21:50] <CFHowlett> !backtrack|drake_
[21:50] <Gnea> drake_: ask in #aircrack-ng
[21:51] <drake_> thanks gnea
[21:51] <xangua> CFHowlett: need glasses¿
[21:51] <limescout> hey, my sound is completely distorted and quiet.  Anyone know how to fix this?
[21:51] <CFHowlett> xangua   prbly :)
[21:51] <xangua> (15:50:07) xangua: cuddylier: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[21:51] <Gnea> !sound | limescout
[21:52] <AlfE1> !info clonezilla
[21:52] <AlfE1> !mint
[21:53] <argrubbs> I heard that kernel 3.3 fixed a lot of power issues. How would I go about upgrading my kernel to 3.3 in 11.10?
[21:54] <bars0> 3~/quit
[21:55] <fernandocueva> how to use ls to see if a file is executable
[21:55] <fernandocueva> I can't find it on man pages
[21:55] <zykotic10> fernandocueva: "ls -l" look for x
[21:55] <Oer> argrubbs, download the source a
[21:55] <Oer> argrubbs, download the source and build it yourself
[21:56] <sacarlson> argrubbs: might check ppa
[21:57] <andresmh> ok, i would like to access an ubuntu machine remotely from win7. I don't have physical access to the ubuntu machine, but i have admin privileges. How do I do this?
[21:57] <limescout> the instructions don't really address my problem, they assume there is no sound at all.  I've got some sound, but it's quiet and distorted
[21:57] <andresmh> the tutorials for VNC assume you are in front the machine and able to configure things using GNOME
[21:57] <dlentz> limescout, what model computer?
[21:58] <daftykins> andresmh: got SSH access to the box?
[21:58] <andresmh> but all i have at the moment is ssh access
[21:58] <sileni> andresmh: is it turned on?, do you have the ip of the machine? do you have ssh setup ?
[21:58] <andresmh> sileni: yes, i am inside via ssh
[21:58] <andresmh> (using putty on win7)
[21:58] <sileni> andresmh: so you have access to it, what more do you want?
[21:58] <sileni> andresmh: do you mean like having vnc type session?
[21:58] <andresmh> yes, sileni
[21:59] <andresmh> doesn't have to be VNC
[21:59] <andresmh> but yeah
[21:59] <sileni> andresmh: type vncserver
[21:59] <cuddylier> Why does it say "Permissions Denied" when I try to run a .sh file?
[21:59] <limescout> it's a computer i put together myself.  It has an M-audio soundcard
[21:59] <wylde> cuddylier: because your currently logged in user either doesn't own the file or it's not marked executable
[21:59] <fernandocueva> I have this line -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root ioquake3.i386 does this mean I can execute it? why is there not a read bit set
[21:59] <andresmh> sileni: it is not installed. So i am going to  sudo apt-get install vnc4server
[21:59] <dlentz> limescout, has sound ever worked in linuc?
[22:00] <cuddylier> How do I mark it executable?
[22:00] <andresmh> or should i use tightvncserver instead, sileni ?
[22:00] <sileni> andresmh: sure, or go with the tightvncserver
[22:00] <limescout> yes, it worked fine up until yesterday.  I don't think i did anything to it
[22:00] <zykotic10> Freeaqingme: r = read, w = write
[22:00] <wylde> cuddylier: sudo chmod +x filename
[22:00] <JPeterson> how do I print the package version from apt?
[22:00] <zykotic10> fernandocueva: r = read, w = write
[22:00] <andresmh> all set sileni
[22:00] <sileni> andresmh: ok now type vncserver again
[22:00] <fernandocueva> the file is owned by root not me so the third colum may refer to me right
[22:01] <sileni> andresmh: it should prompt you to set up a password, and at the end of everything it will start on :1
[22:01] <andresmh> ok, it asks me for a password setting, i'll go ahead and set it up
[22:01] <fernandocueva> is showing only an x but I still can't execute it should it also have r bit for reading too
[22:01] <limescout> dlentz: yes, worked fine up until yesterday.  I don't think i did anything to it
[22:01] <wylde> cuddylier: if you still can't execute the script then you'll have to use sudo.
[22:01] <zykotic10> fernandocueva: it has r
[22:02] <andresmh> sileni: all set, password are set up. see: http://pastebin.com/M1AREbi9
[22:02] <fernandocueva> i see only an x
[22:02] <dlentz> limescout, usually first thing i try is: rm -rf ~/.pulse*
[22:02] <fernandocueva> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root
[22:02] <dlentz> (then log out)
[22:02] <limescout> k, hold on...
[22:02] <cuddylier> wylde: How do I use sudo to execute it?
[22:02] <sileni> andresmh: ok so try connecting to it
[22:02] <wylde> cuddylier: sudo ./filename.sh
[22:02] <Gundersen> I remember editing some startup line in ccsm to get compiz as default window decorator, compiz --replace something. But now(oneiric) I can't find it :-[. So I wanted to add 'compiz --replace' to startup applications. But I can't find that (in system settings) either. Can anyone tell me how to make compiz default in oneiric?
[22:02] <zykotic10> fernandocueva: -rwxr-xr-x = everyone has read/execute and only root has write
[22:03] <andresmh> ok, i am downloading realvnc for windows now
[22:03] <limescout> dlentz: logout and log in again?
[22:03] <dlentz> limescout, yes
[22:03] <fernandocueva> why is there an x at the end without an r
[22:03] <sileni> andresmh: You should be able to connect through a browser thath as java i think
[22:04] <exutux> fernandocueva: r-x
[22:04] <wylde> fernandocueva: there is an r ... the final 3 ar e r-x
[22:04] <exutux> fernandocueva: where do you see only x?
[22:05] <cuddylier> wylde: I get "Command not found!"
[22:05] <esmirlin> hola, existe algún problema si pongo mi /home en una partición ntfs?
[22:05] <andresmh> sileni: it is not letting me in "connection timed out". Do i need to open a particular port on the ubuntu side?
[22:05] <CFHowlett> !es|esmirlin
[22:05] <esmirlin> oops sorry!
[22:05] <wylde> cuddylier: you'll have to cd /path/to/script.sh or sudo ./path/to/script.sh
[22:05] <sileni> andresmh: did you append :1 to the ip?
[22:05] <andresmh> no
[22:06] <andresmh> one sec
[22:06] <cuddylier>  sudo: ./home/ryan/craftbukkit/craftbukkit.sh: command not found
[22:06] <andresmh> sileni: that did not do it either: "unable to connect to host: Conection timed out"
[22:07] <fernandocueva> when I see -rwxr-xr-x I suspect the - separates owners - group - others so that's why I say I see only an x at the third colum
[22:07] <limescout> dlentz: ok, now there's no sound at all
[22:07] <andresmh> sileni: maybe i should tunnel it via ssh?
[22:07] <wylde> cuddylier: if that's where the file is that should work...unless there's a typos omewhere
[22:07] <sileni> andresmh: it should be listening on port 5801, make sure its doing that
[22:07] <wylde> typo somewhere*
[22:07]  * dlentz scratches head
[22:07] <sileni> andresmh: you shouldn't need to tunnel through ssh
[22:07] <zykotic10> fernandocueva: the - mean no permission, they aren't separators
[22:07] <limescout> dlentz: the sound icon in gnome-shell is missing, and when I try and start pulse from the cli i get some errors
[22:07] <andresmh> sileni: sorry, how do i check if it's listening on port 5801 ?
[22:08] <sileni> andresmh: make sure its listening on 5801
[22:08] <dlentz> do you have ~/.pulse-cookie and ~/.pulse
[22:08] <cuddylier> It's in home then ryan then craftbukkit then craftbukkit.sh
[22:08] <dlentz> they should be auto regenerated
[22:08] <limescout> nope, just .pulse
[22:09] <born2troll> guys i wanna invite you all in my new channel #trollcave xD
[22:09] <born2troll> am i even allowed to do that?
[22:09] <dlentz> what is the error from trying to start pulseaudio?
[22:09] <wylde> cuddylier: then cd /home/ryan/craftbukkit and do sudo  ./craftbukkit.sh
[22:09] <CFHowlett> !ot|born2troll
[22:09] <limescout> hold on...
[22:09] <born2troll> ubottu, oh sry i thought im in offtopic
[22:09] <cuddylier> okay
[22:10] <cuddylier> I think I need java, loo
[22:10] <cuddylier> How do I get java? What's the command?
[22:10] <limescout_> dlentz: ok, here it is: http://pastebin.com/sW7R98hC
[22:10] <Gnea> !java | cuddylier
[22:10] <wylde> ^^
[22:10] <sileni> andresmh: use netstat -a | grep LISTEN
[22:11] <cuddylier> I want to run a mincraft server
[22:11] <cuddylier> So, I want the java that will make it work
[22:11] <fernandocueva> zykotic10, there are 10 spaces which ones are for owner group and others in here -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root
[22:12] <cuddylier> I want the runtime environment, openjdk-6-jre
[22:12] <cuddylier> What would I type to get that?
[22:12] <exutux> fernandocueva: rwx ( owner ) r-x (group) r-x ( others)
[22:12] <andresmh> sileni: here is the output http://pastebin.com/w8T6GSa7
[22:12] <exutux> fernandocueva: in that case
[22:12] <limescout_> hello?
[22:12] <dlentz> limescout, i would try reinstalling pulseaudio package
[22:13] <limescout_> ok
[22:13] <sileni> andresmh: can you try vnc://ipaddress:5901 on your browser
[22:13] <wylde> cuddylier: follow the link to the site that was posted. My children are all grown up, I don't need to spoon feed anyone anymore :P
[22:13] <wylde> !java
[22:13] <CFHowlett> *ouch*
[22:13] <cuddylier> Aw
[22:14] <cuddylier> Spoon feeding is nice
[22:14] <wylde> I never claimed to be nice :)
[22:14] <andresmh> sileni: I get an error from Firefox saying: Firefox does not know how to open this addre, because the protocl vnc is not associated with any program
[22:15] <poincare101> andresmh: get VNC
[22:15] <sileni> andresmh: just try it with your vncclient
[22:15] <sileni> andresmh: try ipaddress:5901 in your vncclient
[22:15] <andresmh> sileni: ok, will do that. before i had tried ipaddress:1 as you had suggested
[22:16] <cuddylier> http://pastebin.com/P49T7ETJ I followed the instructions
[22:16] <sileni> andresmh: usually vncclients resolve :1 and so on to the corresponding port. Did the 5901 work?
[22:16] <andresmh> sileni: I attempts conneect and then it times out. i suspect the ubuntu server does not have the port open. I don't know how to open the port though
[22:16] <andresmh> sileni: the 5901 did not work
[22:17] <cuddylier> What directory does it want me to download it to for it to work?
[22:17] <andresmh> sileni: do you think i might need to open the port on the ubuntu side?
[22:18] <limescout> dlentz:  Great!  it works now.  Thanks!
[22:19] <dlentz> uhh, yw
[22:19] <Gnea> cuddylier: it wants you to not ask such a question, read the website and follow directions
[22:19]  * dlentz brethes sigh of relief
[22:19] <sileni> andresmh: you can try
[22:19] <andresmh> sileni: i have no idea how to :)
[22:19] <sileni> andresmh: i would think that is the problem. Try sudo ufw disable
[22:19] <andresmh> what is that?
[22:19] <samantha-a--> how easy is it to get desktop running with three heads? i'm using a pair of EVGA GTX 460SEs, 1st gen.
[22:20] <sileni> andresmh: this disables the firewall, you can quickly check if thats the issue
[22:20] <andresmh> i don;t want to leave my server vulnerable either
[22:20] <andresmh> ah
[22:20] <andresmh> can i just enable it right away ?
[22:20] <wylde> ...Please refer to the Troubleshooting section of the Installation Instructions on the download page for more information. *sigh* no one ever wants to help themselves >.<
[22:20] <sileni> andresmh: you can enable it right after
[22:20] <andresmh> sileni: Firewall stopped and disabled on system startup
[22:21]  * dlentz quits while he's ahead, i'm off to drunk, good night
[22:21] <andresmh> sileni: does that mean i need to restart my server?
[22:21] <sileni> andresmh: disable it and try vnc again with :1 and :5901 :5801 ...if it works then enable firewall and add the rule for the appropriate port
[22:21] <sileni> no
[22:21] <andresmh> sileni: it works! i am via vnc
[22:21] <cuddylier> What does http://pastebin.com/8tRRpRX0 mean?
[22:21] <sileni> andresmh: no need to restart
[22:21] <cuddylier> How do I fix it?
[22:21] <sileni> andresmh: so which port did you use?
[22:22] <andresmh> sileni: i used hostname:1
[22:22] <seven1> how is 12.04, ? anyone have it installed?
[22:22] <sileni> andresmh: ok so it does resolve ...
[22:22] <andresmh> sileni: but all i see is the terminal
[22:22] <cuddylier> Do I need root to install java?
[22:22] <andresmh> sileni: i wanted to see gnome and all that
[22:22] <Gnea> cuddylier: it asks you if you are root
[22:22] <sileni> andresmh: yea you have to tell it to start up gnome for vncsession
[22:22] <EvilResistance> seven1:  you should never use port '1'
[22:22] <xangua> seven1: #ubuntu+1 for pangolin
[22:22] <andresmh> sileni: how do i do that?
[22:22] <EvilResistance> (for anything)
[22:22] <Gnea> cuddylier: yes, you need to be admin to install or remove anything
[22:22] <cuddylier> Gnea: So I need root then, k
[22:22] <sileni> andresmh: that is trivial, now your first priority is to add the port to firewall and start it up
[22:22] <Gnea> cuddylier: yes, use sudo
[22:22] <seven1> oh ok, anyone on pangolin?
[22:22] <cuddylier> My "ryan" account is in the admin group
[22:22] <wylde> cuddylier: issue the same command starting with sudo
[22:23] <Gnea> !sudo | cuddylier
[22:23] <hi675445> hi ubunter
[22:23] <andresmh> sileni: ok, how do i add the port to the fire wall? i would like to open it just in occasions
[22:23] <Gnea> cuddylier: that doesn't mean anything, you still need to use sudo
[22:23] <cuddylier> sudo worked!
[22:23] <cuddylier> thanks
[22:23] <cuddylier> I'm learning :)
[22:23] <Gnea> np
[22:23] <tpace> I just updated to 12.04 beta 1 from 11.10 however, when I log in all I see is my desktop background. None of the unity UI or any windows appear. Any ideas?
[22:23] <wylde> cuddylier: that's how you issue commands that require root access, such as installing packages.
[22:23] <Gnea> good :)
[22:23] <cuddylier> Okay, thanks
[22:23] <wylde> cuddylier: +1
[22:23] <alfredo> problem with libre office math help
[22:24] <xangua> tpace: #ubuntu+1 for pangolin
[22:24] <hi675445> i left mint for ubuntu becouse browing is faster
[22:25] <hi675445> cheak out my youtube channal hi675445 sub me
[22:25] <cuddylier> Why does the command line not run on the gui?
[22:25] <CFHowlett> hi675445   do you have an ubuntu support question?
[22:25] <hi675445> no
[22:26] <wylde> cuddylier: I don't understand what you mean.
[22:26] <seven1> how does pangolin work, any comments?
[22:26] <hi675445> lol i was just testing seeing if this works
[22:26] <Gnea> hi675445: leave
[22:26] <alfredo> formula dont work with libreoffice 3.5.0 help
[22:26] <CFHowlett> !precise|seven1
[22:26] <cuddylier> When I opened the file it worked, but no terminal came up
[22:26] <hi675445> never been in here befor
[22:26] <cuddylier> My minecraft server is running though
[22:26] <Gnea> !ubuntu | hi675445
[22:27] <wylde> cuddylier: you can do the same things in gui that you can in terminal, usually (especially in IRC) it is easier and faster to use the command line.
[22:27] <hi675445> i due booted with windows installer and ten insalled restrited exstra
[22:28] <cuddylier> So, what's the command to run a file again? Before I forget
[22:28] <mkultra_> #techtalk101
[22:29] <wylde> cuddylier: easiest is to cd /to/the/path/of/file and ./filename. If you need root privs to run it, use sudo ./filname
[22:29] <sileni> andresmh: everything set?
[22:30] <wylde> cuddylier: when using sudo, make sure you have a good idea what is going to happen and/or trust where the script/command came from.
[22:31] <research4oscar> Can anyone recommend a user setup for a new ubuntu installation.  I will be using it mainly for webdev for some sites i have hosted elsewhere.
[22:32] <research4oscar> i will do all my main development here and when satisfied i will upload the finished sites.
[22:33] <Slartibart> Managed to get compiz running on oneiric now(wee). But I can't get a menu bar at the top unless I enable the unity plugin in ccsm. Which is exactly what I want to avoid. Is it possible to make compiz show the menu bar some other way?
[22:33] <BarkingFish> Evening guys.  Does anyone use a compose key setup here?  I need some help to figure out the key sequence to enter for a symbol, U+266B (Beamed eighth notes), and I can't find it anywhere.
[22:33] <BarkingFish> Anyone know of a list or something which contains a set of key sequences for Compose setup?
[22:34] <Slartibart> research4oscar: You mean ide? Eclipse?
[22:34] <CFHowlett> !info muscore|barking fish
[22:34] <CFHowlett> BarkingFish   see musescore
[22:35] <BarkingFish> ok.
[22:36] <BarkingFish> ok well that shoots me in the foot.
[22:36] <andresmh> sileni: i was trying to figure out how to open ports in the firewall, but i failed
[22:36] <BarkingFish> "Package muscore does not exist in oneiric"
[22:36] <andresmh> sileni: (i failed to understand)
[22:36] <wylde> !info musescore
[22:36] <CFHowlett> BarkingFish   wait 1
[22:37] <BarkingFish> ah, typoed
[22:37] <BarkingFish> sorry
[22:37] <wylde> typo ;)
[22:37] <CFHowlett> wylde   ty
[22:37] <wylde> :)
[22:38] <research4oscar> staltibart: I was inquiring about a model for establishing user role on my ubuntu in order to work on some websites. for example i now i need an ssh user but am thinking i should probably create a group first.
[22:38] <BarkingFish> Sorry. I missed off my reason for needing it. I'm not creating a musical score.  I need that symbol to add to some closed captions I'm preparing for a friend of mine in the USA.
[22:39] <BarkingFish> By the looks of it, that package is for creating music.
[22:39] <BarkingFish> By default it's used in the US to signify in captions when somebody is singing.
[22:39] <CFHowlett> BarkingFish   it is indeed for music scoring
[22:39] <wylde> BarkingFish: most likely it is. I honestly have no idea how to generate those characters outside that sort of package though.
[22:40] <Mrokii> Has anybody in here successfully installed/compiled OpenLazlo?
[22:40] <research4oscar> staltibart: I was inquiring about a model for establishing user role on my ubuntu in order to work on some websites. for example i now i need an ssh user but am thinking i should probably create a group first.
[22:41] <BarkingFish> hm. I have it in kcharselect, but I'd have thought someone, somewhere, would have indexed the compose functions so you could look for what did what, and where the heck to find it :)
[22:41] <research4oscar> slartibart: I was inquiring about a model for establishing user role on my ubuntu in order to work on some websites. for example i now i need an ssh user but am thinking i should probably create a group first.
[22:41] <BarkingFish> copypasting it though means going back through 40 pages of captions to add it.
[22:42] <BarkingFish> if I can type it, I can autoadd it where it's marked for.
[22:43] <wylde> BarkingFish: does kcharselect not show you the code to generate the character?
[22:44] <BarkingFish> it shows me the codes for UTF 8 & 16, C Octal entity UTF-8, and XML decimal entity, but that's it.
[22:44] <BarkingFish> And I have no idea how to combine any of those with the use of the compose key
[22:45] <wylde> Sorry, I'm no help on it. I would have thought the character viewer would have an option of some sort to show how to produce the character
[22:46] <BarkingFish> it has the codes, for example U+266b
[22:46] <BarkingFish> But I tried compose and following it with 266b, and all I got was 66b
[22:47] <BarkingFish> :P
[22:47] <ghostconn> is it possible to control a ati hd 4870's fan speed without installing the ati fglrx driver?
[22:47] <BarkingFish> it took the 2 as something I was going to change into another letter
[22:47] <Petah> any one know how to remap keys (system wide) on ubuntu?
[22:50] <haux> I am not longer getting the boot/shutdown splash screen in Ubuntu. I've been enabling it through StartUp-Manager but it didn't do anything. Any suggestions?
[22:50] <haux> *no
[22:50] <wylde> BarkingFish: can you use the xml entity?
[22:51] <wylde> BarkingFish: eg F =  &#65318;
[22:52] <BarkingFish> i don't know to be honest. I'll try it.
[22:53] <BarkingFish> bingo!
[22:53] <wylde> woot! :)
[22:53] <BarkingFish> Thank you wylde. The xml entity works.
[22:53] <wylde> BarkingFish: glad I could help
[22:55] <BarkingFish> my friend's 6 year old son will be glad you could too :)  I'm captioning an entire set of 26 episodes of a kid's tv series his dad recorded for him while he was in the UK :)
[22:55] <wylde> BarkingFish: :) that's awesome of you to do
[22:55] <BarkingFish> That's about 14 hours of CC I'm laying out
[22:56] <BarkingFish> wylde, meh. I figure if you have a talent, why sit on it? :)
[22:56] <wylde> BarkingFish: true that.
[22:57] <mkultra_> barking fish
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> BarkingFish: I'm from the UK, what's the show?
[22:57] <wylde> BarkingFish: not that I think it applies, although it could. I ran across a font set named tv-fonts. Just wondering if it would include the character you were after.
[22:57] <wylde> !info tv-fonts
[22:58] <BarkingFish> ActionParsnip, Cbeebies: Tree Fu Tom
[22:58] <mkultra_> BarkingFish, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1836295
[22:58] <mkultra_> use muse score
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> BarkingFish: haha class, is that not on iplayer?
[22:58] <BarkingFish> He's in the US.  iPlayer isn't accessible there.
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> BarkingFish: ahhh, could proxy :)
[22:59] <fagju> Can someone help me with a wireless problem? I can only see it in windows and not in linux.
[23:00] <mkultra_> wifi broke for me too, always have a cat5 around
[23:00] <Captain_Soul> Hi there
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> fagju: what wifi chip?
[23:00] <mkultra_> hi Captain_Soul
[23:00] <Captain_Soul> Does somebody speak Spanish?
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> !es
[23:01] <fagju> ActionParsnip: broadcom
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | fagju
[23:01] <Captain_Soul> ok
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> fagju: is it a laptop?
[23:01] <Captain_Soul> thanks a lot for the info'
[23:01] <fagju> ActionParsnip: it is a netbook
[23:02] <fagju> ActionParsnip: it can find many others (which do not appear in windows) but not the one i want to connect to
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> fagju: use a wired connection and get full updates and reboot, then use the broadcom guide ubottu gave to install the driver
[23:02] <CFHowlett> fagju   using that tutorial, I enabled my wifi bcm4312 without the need for an internet connection.
[23:03] <fagju> ActionParsnip: I have latest updates, I'll try the tutorial now, thx
[23:03] <fagju> ubottu: thx
[23:03] <Slartibart> Is it possible to add or remove menu bars in Gnome classic? I've got one bar at the top with menues, date/time and systray, and one bar at the bottom with viewports and running programs. I'd like to not have the bottom one..
[23:03] <fagju> ubottu: do bots also have feelings? :D
[23:03] <CFHowlett> Slartibart   right click on an empty part of the bar and delete
[23:04] <LinuxRants> You may want to move some of the stuff that bar before you delete it though.
[23:05] <argrubbs> Do you guys know if the proprietary AMD/ATI driver is needed for most stuff or can I just stay with the one that came with Ubuntu?
[23:05] <sdubois> where does rhythmbox keep metadata?
[23:05] <sdubois> like playlists and stuff
[23:05] <Slartibart> CFHowlett: Thanks, but the problem is nothing happens when I right click on an empty part :-[
[23:06] <trism> Slartibart: alt+right click (or perhaps alt+super+right click)
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> sdubois: possibly in ~/.rhytmnbox or in ~/config somewhere
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> argrubbs: if you are happy with the open driver, use it
[23:07] <Ian_Moone> How can I have a different background on each monitor?
[23:07] <argrubbs> ActionParsnip, is there any situations where one would install the others drivers?
[23:08] <fernandocueva> I'm trying to execute a file with extension desktop from the desktop
[23:08] <fernandocueva> from the termianl
[23:08] <fernandocueva> and I get error how to execute desktop files
[23:08] <garthk> Morning, all!
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> argrubbs: if you want 3D gaming, or if video playback performs badly
[23:09] <mkultra_> fernandocueva,  "chmod +x file"
[23:09] <garthk> apt-get dist-upgrade reckons it'll take 805d to finish downloading linux-headers-2.6.32-40.
[23:09] <mkultra_> ./file
[23:09] <jrib> fernandocueva: why do you want to do that?
[23:09] <garthk> I've added mirror lines to the top of /etc/apt/sources.list, with no result.
[23:09] <garthk> Any ideas?
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> garthk: grab apt-fast
[23:10] <argrubbs> Okay, I was gonna play Minecraft, so I should probably install the AMD/ATI drivers. Thanks for the info!
[23:10] <andresmh> hmm, how do I know in which port vncserver is running?
[23:10] <fernandocueva> jrib, because I want to see the error messages
[23:11] <andresmh> I am able to access it by going to hostname:1 but not as hostname:5901 nor hostname:5900
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> argrubbs: try with the open drivers if you want, see how it goes :)
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: can you ping the name?
[23:11] <argrubbs> ActionParsnip, good point. If they work then no sense in installing the others. :)
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: it will be 5800 or 5900
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> argrubbs: its free to try
[23:12] <jrib> fernandocueva: try executing from the gui and then read ~/.xsession-error
[23:12] <jrib> fernandocueva: try executing from the gui and then read ~/.xsession-errors
[23:12] <wylde> or tail ~/.xsession-error and start the app :)
[23:12] <jrib> -f ;)
[23:12] <andresmh> ActionParsnip: yes. You know, I am able to authenticate to it via host:1, but when i try to authenticate via host:5901 i do get prompted for password but it fails to authenticate (same u/p)
[23:13] <wylde> opp my bad, yes -f
[23:13] <garthk> Thanks, ActionParsnip. Trying it now.
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: why are you connecting via VNC, what are you doing on the remote system?
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> garthk: apt-fast = apt-get + axel
[23:14] <andresmh> ActionParsnip: I want to be able to compile some R code and see the plots. The remote server is much better hardware.
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: do you compile in CLI?
[23:14] <andresmh> ActionParsnip: also, i am only able to use Win7 on my desktop. So I want to be able to use full blown Ubuntu remotely.
[23:14] <wylde> andresmh: do you actually need gui access or can it be completed through ssh and sftp for file access?
[23:15] <andresmh> wylde, ActionParsnip: it can be done via ssh,ftp but i'd be more productive using Gnome
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: how so?
[23:16] <_Marcus> Who is the artist of the default backgrounds in Ubuntu?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> _Marcus: the community
[23:17] <_Marcus> I like the backgrounds, and want more from that person
[23:17] <wylde> andresmh: just wondering, sometimes you can get much better results NOT using VNC. :) Oh, and you'll be accessing it over the public internet? If so you may want to tunnel vnc through ssh if so. Just a thought.
[23:17] <andresmh> ActionParsnip: heh, is this an interview :) You see, there is this GUI-friendly version of R called Rstudio that does all sorts of nice things.
[23:17] <_Marcus> ActionParsnip: Oh. Is that as exact as it gets?
[23:17] <andresmh> wylde: yeah , i'd like to do it via ssh
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: ahhh if there is a GUI app then it makes sense, 9 times in 10 what users do over VNC can be done faster via other means :)
[23:17] <_Marcus> ActionParsnip: Is there a site containing any more backgrounds like that?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> _Marcus: there is a competition each release for the default artwork
[23:18] <wylde> what ActionParsnip said :)
[23:18] <fernandocueva> I want to do certain modifications how the i386 file loads like in windows' shortcut from a .desktop file I want to add +set fs_game q3ut4 to the launcher can I do that in linux
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> _Marcus: there may be credits in the package or maybe a man page...
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> _Marcus: could contact the ubuntu artwork team
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> fernandocueva: edit the Exec= line
[23:18] <_Marcus> ActionParsnip: Do they have an IRC room, or do I have to email them?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> _Marcus: i'd check on launchpad
[23:19] <wylde> andresmh: ...is the gui a standalone app? could you ssh -X servername and execute the gui by forwarding the x-server?
[23:19] <CFHowlett> _Marcus   search for artwork-extra packages...
[23:19] <andresmh> wylde: maybe, why is it so bad to use VNC?
[23:19] <wylde> andresmh: less grapics data to pass over the network will make it more respopnsive :)
[23:20] <_Marcus> andresmh: If you have a slower connection, VNC isn't recommended.
[23:20] <andresmh> wylde: and BTW, I am on win7, so setting up X might be a pain.
[23:20] <garthk> ActionParsnip: I'm still stuck at 805d despite apt-fast. Any ideas? https://gist.github.com/2201382
[23:20] <wylde> andresmh: I find VNC awful for anything that requires much in the way of graphic content
[23:20] <andresmh> I am on a fast connection
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: its a lot of data when usually its not needed. Also VNC has zero security so using it over WWW isn't a good idea
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> garthk: try a different server
[23:20] <andresmh> I am happy to use it over SSH
[23:20] <andresmh> I just don't know how
[23:21] <andresmh> that's why i am here
[23:21] <wylde> andresmh: ahh ok, but not impossible I used to remote into my debian box using cygwin xserver, mind you that was a lot of years ago.
[23:21] <andresmh> so far i was able to start vncserver and connect to it remotely
[23:21] <andresmh> but i had to turn of firewall
[23:21] <andresmh> so not ideal
[23:21] <andresmh> i am trying to: a) figure out how to do it via ssh b) how to start gnome and all once i am inside
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: configure the firewall to allow the port
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: if you ssh with the -X option, you can run GUI apps and they will show on the client, but be running on the server (like citrix)
[23:22] <andresmh> ActionParsnip: how do i do that? the firewall configuration process looks very scary. Plus, wouldn't it be better if I use ssh tunnel?
[23:22] <nibbler_> andresmh, you want to use vnc via ssh? its easy, just ssh to the other machine, and add parameter: -L5900:localhost:5900 - then connect vnc to your local machine
[23:22] <andresmh> nibbler_: how do i do that using putty?
[23:23] <andresmh> nibbler: actually i figured it out
[23:23] <nibbler_> andresmh, there is a tunnel option aswell in putty, use local (that is -L) and enter the rest like i told you
[23:23] <andresmh> now when i do: telnet localhost 5900 and it responds
[23:23] <andresmh> but it doesn't let me authenticate into VNC
[23:23] <jim___> can someone here help me with a question about bash getopts ?
[23:23] <andresmh> (using the vnc client)
[23:24] <jim___> when i pass an option at the commandline, i want the remainder of the script to *not* run
[23:24] <andresmh> i am wondering if i need to configure the vnc server so it lets me get in via localhost/ssh tunnel
[23:24] <jim___> as i have it now, the script runs, calculates the option, displays it, and continues through the rest of the script
[23:24] <jim___> how do i stop it in its tracks ?
[23:24] <waxstone> jim___,  | #bash
[23:24] <nibbler_> andresmh, but this should.... work..... - and if you go via a WAN link, make sure to use zlib compression, that might speed it up a lot
[23:24] <jim___> if i add 'exit' it works fine, but then im not able to pass 2 options at the same time
[23:24] <jim___> it just quits after processing the first opton
[23:25] <waxstone> !ot | jim___
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> jim___: sure you can, just use $1 and $2 to represent the first and second args respectively
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> jim___: $0 is the number of arguments sent, so you can have logic on that value to see if it needs to run the second part (if i'm reading this right)
[23:26] <garthk> ActionParsnip, the problem seems to be security.ubuntu.com rather than us.archive.ubuntu.com. Is it safe to switch from security.ubuntu.com to some other site?
[23:26] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: jim___: $0 is the name of the script, $# is the number of arguments.
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: gah, thought it dodn't look right. Was head scratching. Thanks
[23:26] <garthk> For the Irony: I suspect the real problem is a proxy server trying to virus-scan the update.
[23:26] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: You're welcome.
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> garthk: comment it out and update the rest, maybe its being worked on
[23:28] <gasti> Hi guys
[23:28] <CFHowlett> gasti   greetings
[23:28] <andresmh> so can someone answer my first question? how do i know/configure the port for the svnserver ?
[23:28] <andresmh> :)
[23:28] <garthk> Self-answer: everything is signed, so I can switch to any mirror, if only temporarily.
[23:28] <garthk> Cheers, ActionParsnip.
[23:28] <gasti> Guys, i'm having a real bad time with the sound in ubuntu
[23:28] <sheenzz> hey peep's
[23:29] <gasti> Would someone help me?
[23:29] <gasti> Please
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> andresmh: netstat -a | grep -i vnc
[23:29] <sheenzz> sure
[23:29] <CFHowlett> !ask|gasti
[23:29] <jim___> thanks ActionParsnip and Jordan_U
[23:30] <Jordan_U> jim___: You're welcome.
[23:31] <gasti> I have already search my problem on google, but could not find the solution. Here I go: First of all, when I stop a youtube video (or resume) the volume stops like 1 second later (It's really annoying). Second: My microphone works perfect on windows, but here in ubuntu doesn't. There is a heavy noise when i talk.
[23:31] <sheenzz> what is the best browser to run on lubuntu?
[23:31] <wylde> andresmh: once you know the port the server is running on you will have to configure your router/firewall to allow that port to pass through. (Port Forwarding). The setup will vary depending on your hardware/software.
[23:31] <CFHowlett> !bestsheenzz
[23:31] <CFHowlett> !best|sheenzz
[23:31] <mkultra_> i like seamonkey
[23:31] <wylde> CFHowlett: danged illterate fingers eh?!
[23:32] <wylde> :)
[23:32] <adante> where are sshd logs normally kept?
[23:32] <gasti> Did someone read my problem?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> sheenzz: one you like
[23:32] <gasti> I have already search my problem on google, but could not find the solution. Here I go: First of all, when I stop a youtube video (or resume) the volume stops like 1 second later (It's really annoying). Second: My microphone works perfect on windows, but here in ubuntu doesn't. There is a heavy noise when i talk.
[23:32] <mkultra_> i did gasti
[23:32] <gasti> Any idea?
[23:32] <wylde> !patience | gasti
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> sheenzz: try arora or midori, both are light
[23:33] <mkultra_> no idea
[23:33] <sheenzz> oh thank
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> gasti: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[23:34] <gasti> ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=8757acac709129e4d389166f32395b854c5fe73f
[23:36] <wylde> I am so stealing that...
[23:36] <sheenzz> what is xchat all about?
[23:37] <CFHowlett> !info xchat
[23:37] <research4oscar> i just created created a user on my ubuntu system with access to a folder i created under var/www/userfolder and assigned him as the owner. however i get error: cannot initialize SFTP protocol. Is the host running a SFTP server?
[23:37] <research4oscar> i can connect to my sftp server using my user account but not as the new user i created.
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> gasti: does the system have a make and model?
[23:42] <sheenzz> what problem do people normally find with linux?
[23:42] <gasti> ActionParsnip: what do you mean? sorry I did not get it.
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> gasti: is it a branded pc
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> sheenzz: wifi not working out of the box is common but is usually easy to fix
[23:43] <CFHowlett> sheenzz   failure to RTFM
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> *zing*
[23:43] <joe9> i am looking for this particular kernel source: -2.6.32-122 http://codepad.org/PTpb4DIG is there a better place to get it?
[23:43] <boram> zerg
[23:43] <gasti> ActionParsnip: No, it's a desktop pc.
[23:43] <gasti> ActionParsnip: Do you want me to tell you the components?
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> gasti: are you using hdmi, or desktop speakers?
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> gasti: the script tells us the components :)
[23:44] <gasti> ActionParsnip: Im using the 'screen' speakers
[23:44] <sheenzz> actionparsnip: oh what cool
[23:45] <gasti> ActionParsnip: it's like my screen has its internal speakers
[23:45] <wylde> CFHowlett: so very true >.<
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> gasti: gotcha
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> gasti: try:   sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-audio-dev/ppa; sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*    wait 10 seconds, then retry some sound things
[23:46] <gasti> ActionParsnip: ok. Let's see.
[23:48] <szal> *apt-add-repository
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> szal: same difference
[23:48] <sheenzz> how do i use aqualung music store
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> szal: run:   file `which apt-add-repository`
[23:49] <CFHowlett> sheenzz   see http://aqualung.net/
[23:50] <gasti> ActionParsnip: I still have the problems. Youtube audios are stoping 1 second after i click stop and the microphone still has a very annoying noise when i record
[23:50] <sheenzz> cfhowlett oh
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> gasti: try the boot option:  pci=use_crs    source: http://hardc0l2e.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/vt1708a-workaround-for-ubuntu-10-10/
[23:50] <gasti> ActionParsnip: What do you mean with 'boot option' ?
[23:51] <gasti> ActionParsnip: I'm new to linux , that's why i dont understand all, sorry,.
[23:51] <wylde> gasti: I haven't looked but I bet the link to the webpage explains it. :)
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> gasti: run:  gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub     find the line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.quiet splash" and change it to: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.quiet splash pci=use_crs"    save the new file, close gedit and run:  sudo update-grub
[23:53] <sheenzz> how do i start a new channel on xchat
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> gasti: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pci=use_crs"    sorry
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> sheenzz: join it, if it doesn't exist it will be spawned
[23:53] <wylde> sheenz /join #channelname
[23:54] <gasti> ActionParsnip: I changed the line, saved it. But when i run sudo update-grub it comes with this:
[23:54] <gasti> ActionParsnip: gasti@ubuntu:~$ sudo update-grub
[23:54] <gasti> /etc/default/grub: 35: Syntax error: EOF in backquote substitution
[23:54] <sheenzz> oh lol
[23:55] <xtremox> hi some twitter client?
[23:55] <wylde> !info gwibber | xtremox
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> xtremox: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-linux-twitter-clients/
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> gasti: can you pastebin the file please
[23:56] <gasti> ActionParsnip: What do you mean with pastebin the file?
[23:56] <jimi_c> @gasti: looks like you have a " somewhere without closing it with a second one - thus it hits the end of file when it doesn't expect it
[23:57] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | gasti
[23:57] <lisa_> Gnea: you here?
[23:57] <Ian-Moone> Is it possible to install GNOME 3 without uninstalling GNOME 2?
[23:57] <chroot> hi, what is uclinux?
[23:57] <Jordan_U> gasti: Specifically, we need you to pastebin the contents of /etc/default/grub.
[23:58] <Jordan_U> chroot: Offtopic for this channel. Try #ubuntu-offtopic.
[23:58] <wylde> gasti: probably easier to sudo apt-get install pastebinit;  cat /etc/default/grub | pastebinit .... just sayin
[23:58] <gasti> http://paste.ubuntu.com/899833/
[23:58] <lisa_> I got a big problem guys.. I created an image using Clonezilla.  And then when I went to reboot Ubuntu it loops at the login page.. I enter my password, i see black screen with text for 2 seconds and it loops back to login page!  What can I do?  All options in Safe Mode didnt help
[23:58] <gasti> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/899833/
[23:58] <gasti> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/899833/
[23:58] <lisa_> why would Clonezilla mess up my Ubuntu just from cloning Ubuntu?
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> gasti: change:   RUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=.quiet splash pci=use_crs"    to    RUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pci=use_crs"
[23:59] <mkultra_> lisa_,  alt + ctl + f2, then run killall gdm && startx
[23:59] <lisa_> mkultra_: how sure are you that will work?
[23:59] <mkultra_> id just set a separate partition for /home