[00:00] <chsados> im assuming setting up a smarthost will forward the email to others?  (sorry this is all very new to me)
[00:01] <EDawg878> Why does $ sudo chmod not work?
[00:01] <Jpgman> Hey guys I just upgraded to 12.04, but I'm getting all sorts of bugs, for instance Google talk on empathy isn't working and youtube for the video lens isn't showing up, is there anyway to reinstall the update, or reinstall ubuntu without losing everything. Like a fix installation tool?
[00:01] <nulldev> EDawg878 because you dont typr $
[00:02] <nulldev> type*
[00:02] <EDawg878> Is that a joke^
[00:02] <nulldev> EDawg878 just sudo chmod ...
[00:02] <EDawg878> I know....
[00:02] <rbrooks> no $ necss
[00:02] <EDawg878> Im saying that sudo chmod doesnt do anything
[00:02] <nulldev> EDawg878 you also have to tell it what your chmodding i.e sudo chmod 755 file
[00:03] <EDawg878> I did
[00:03] <EDawg878> chmod -R 777 ./*
[00:03] <escott> EDawg878, ugggh why would you do that?
[00:03] <EDawg878> I need to fix the permissons in my ramdisk
[00:03] <escott> EDawg878, your tmpfs?
[00:03] <EDawg878> ramfs
[00:03] <EDawg878> I dont like it to swap out
[00:04] <mykrobinson> Anyone else having issues when burning audio cd's from Rhythmbox to Brasero? The discs burn, but 6 out of 6 discs I burned had a few seconds of each song chopped off.
[00:04] <nulldev> EDawg878 remount it in rw
[00:04] <EDawg878> Okay
[00:04] <jagginess> EDawg878, use tmpfs, not ramfs
[00:04] <isbric> i take it there is no way to fluch/clear a serialport buffer setup with stty?
[00:04] <xrdawson_> I am having trouble with a PPA for emacs, and it has hosed the ability to apt-get anything.
[00:04] <EDawg878> No ramfs suits my purposes better im running a server that should not be using the swap
[00:04] <crw> `Korvin, did the trick, took a few attempts, but i think i'm square now. thanks!
[00:05] <jagginess> EDawg878, tmpfs is a ramdisk, ramfs is used for other purposes, you'll cause corruption if you use ramfs (see wikipedia)
[00:05] <xrdawson_> It says "emacs-snapshot-bin-common : Depends: emacs-snapshot-common (= 2:20120522-1~ppa1~precise1) but it is not going to be installed"
[00:05] <nulldev> EDawg878 can you could just disable the swap file
[00:05] <EDawg878> I use the desktop normally also
[00:05] <EDawg878> I dont want to entirely disable the swap
[00:06] <xrdawson_> When I try to do "apt-get -f install" it says all this:  https://gist.github.com/2860569
[00:06] <EDawg878> I just dont want the ramdisk swapping out
[00:06] <genii-around> xrdawson_: What says result of apt-get policy emacs-snapshot-common
[00:06] <xrdawson_> genii-around:  Hmm, weird:  "E: Invalid operation policy"
[00:07] <L3top> xrdawson_: it is the PPA causing the problem
[00:07] <xrdawson_> L3top:  Can I remove it?  I'm fine getting rid of it, but cannot see how to do this safely.
[00:07] <genii-around> xrdawson_: apt-cache policy emacs-snapshot-common     ....sorry, wrong command
[00:07] <xrdawson_> Can I just remove the PPA from /etc/apt/sources.d or something?
[00:07] <xangua> !ppapurge | xrdawson_
[00:07] <xangua> !ppa-purge | xrdawson_
[00:08] <dsnyders> !mint
[00:08] <xrdawson_> genii-around: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1020495/
[00:08] <L3top> xrdawson_: I would sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d      and confirm that it did not exist in cat /etc/apt/sources.list    (I don't know how you added it). and then sudo apt-get update
[00:08] <L3top> wait
[00:09] <L3top> xrdawson_: sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[00:09] <L3top> sorry
[00:09] <nulldev> lol
[00:09] <genii-around> xrdawson_: So the snapshot-bin-common wants specific xxx522  but available is xxx524
[00:09] <xangua> L3top: deleting the repository line will not remove the packages it installed
[00:10] <xrdawson_> L3top:  great, that fixed things.
[00:10] <L3top> xangua: it tends to have to do with the availablity... not installed packages
[00:11] <xrdawson_> Thanks L3top and genii-around.
[00:11] <nulldev> L3top have you not tried installing emacs-snapshot-bin-common first?
[00:11] <Blue1> !mip
[00:12] <L3top> nulldev: I am sorry my advice fixed the problem. I do not use emacs. I use vi.
[00:12] <L3top> to answer your question
[00:14] <EDawg878> Does ramfs really cause corruption because I just read the Debian wiki and it said "A ramfs derivative called tmpfs was created to add size limits, and the ability to write the data to swap space."
[00:14] <Psyclonic> is it possible to run large windows based games through wine without problems?
[00:14] <L3top> EDawg878: I expect it has to do with leakage... but that is a guess.
[00:14] <EDawg878> So isn't tmpfs just a "derivative" of ramfs?
[00:15] <xangua> !appdb | Psyclonic
[00:15] <nulldev> ramfs is a temporary virtual file system stored in ram so shouldnt cause any long term corruption unless it writes to real file system, it could corrupt on the fly though I guess
[00:15] <quan> hello quick question.. how do i use my hdmi cable with linux i just switched over
[00:17] <quan> anyone..? -_-
[00:17] <L3top> Psyclonic: define problems. It would depend on the resources available. It would depend on the game. It is almost impossible to answer your question... check the factoid aimed at you, and look at the wine application compatability DB for a better answer to your specific desire.
[00:17] <mydogsnameisrudy> quan:  you on laptop
[00:17] <quan> yes
[00:17] <L3top> quan: I would need more information. Begin with lspci -nn | grep VGA
[00:17] <nulldev> quan plug it in
[00:17] <mydogsnameisrudy> look at functionkeys could change the settings
[00:17] <quan> its plugged in
[00:18] <Psyclonic> L3top : I am thinking about running a game I buy at the store for pc via wine and the game's installation disc
[00:18] <L3top> again Psyclonic, look at the link in the factoid to see its compatibility
[00:18] <koud> hello I  need some help with virt-manager, seems I have found a bug with it
[00:19] <L3top> !bug | koud
[00:19] <Psyclonic> thanks
[00:19] <koud> when I try and create a new virtual machine it says "Error: list.remove(x): x not in list"
[00:20] <koud> seems I have managed to get it in some kind of deadlock with that error
[00:20] <koud> how can I clear virt-manager settings??
[00:20] <koud> i tried deleting .virt-manager but seems that is not where it stores preferences
[00:21] <koud> I tried apt-get purge virt-manager but also no luck :(
[00:22] <zykotick9> koud: you might want to try "libvirt/virt-manager support is #virt on irc.oftc.net" if you don't get an answer here
[00:22] <koud> zykotick9: that channel is key protected
[00:22] <koud> oh
[00:22] <koud> wrong network
[00:23] <aguitel> is anyway to install xserver-xorg-video-intel-2.4 in 12.04 for intel graphic ?
[00:23] <nulldev> koud you delete anything in the same session?
[00:24] <tbrown2012fb> How many people started there ubuntu training with the minimal iso. I think it more better because you know what you are getting and you dont have to update all the time it pritty nice I like it:)
[00:25] <zykotick9> tbrown2012fb: i must say, i think ubuntu's mini iso is pretty cool... lots of choice starting with it ;)
[00:27] <Kornkage> tbrown2012fb i just installed ubuntu from windows 7
[00:27] <koud> nulldev: well I dont know what you mean by sesson. but earlier i deleted some stuff yes. I deleted connections and virtual machines to my server. then I reinstalled my server
[00:27] <Kornkage> just to install gnu radio
[00:27] <koud> nulldev: but I get this error even if I am not connected to any server
[00:28] <Rookie407> can someone tell me how to make my windows do this>>>>> http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Xy2g3N79xiI/SVuEgnTZsmI/AAAAAAAAAZ8/M4I6V_7eqQU/s400/ubuntu+studio2.png <<<< when there minimized?
[00:28] <tbrown2012fb> Kornkage: If you have a spare computer like one that you dont use that much I think it better for people two learn ubuntu. On there old or new computer it does not matter:)
[00:29] <nulldev> koud I was just thinking something had crashed in the instance of virt-manager (not something Ive used) and that it was trying to delete it from a srting list stored in ram thats now pointing to non existant files/dirs
[00:29] <xangua> Rookie407: enable sift switcher plugin in Compiz Settings Manager (on your own risk, some plugins don't get along with Unity)
[00:30] <xangua> shift switcher*
[00:30] <Rookie407> using gnome classic not unity
[00:30] <Rookie407> =)
[00:30] <Rookie407> now how do i get to said settings XD
[00:30] <koud> nulldev: good idea, maybe I should try reboot
[00:31] <tbrown2012fb> Rookie407: I like gnome classic using LXDE on my ubuntu 12.04:)
[00:31] <koud> nulldev: ah you where right
[00:31] <koud> :))
[00:31] <nulldev> koud a reboot would rule out any zombies
[00:31] <koud> now it works
[00:31] <Rookie407> xangua, how do i get to said settings menu?
[00:31] <koud> just restart the program worked
[00:31] <riley_> hey guys could use some help
[00:31] <nulldev> koud cool :)
[00:32] <xangua> Rookie407: with Compiz Settings Manager, if you don't have it you can get it from software center
[00:32] <riley_> is there a way to force my fan to stay at max speed
[00:32] <tbrown2012fb> riley_: Yes how may I help you:)
[00:32] <koud> I thought I had restarted it many times already but forgot i set it to be in my tray
[00:32] <riley_> my computer over heated the other night i cleaned it out and put some thermal past down but mmy fans acting up
[00:33] <riley_> im on ubuntu 12.04 btw
[00:33] <riley_> basicly i need to force the fan to run at higher speeds because once my fan gets over 60degrees it turns itslef of
[00:34] <tbrown2012fb> riley_: I have a laptop and I clean it up to and it is acting up on me two it kind of stuped because it a new system and I wish that I got a desktop then a laptop. But I dont know if there will be a opition for you in the bios you can check it out?
[00:34] <riley_> im not sure
[00:34] <riley_> its an hpg62 notebook
[00:35] <tbrown2012fb> riley_: what brand of computer. Acer,HP,Compaq,Gateway?
[00:35] <riley_> right now running unity browser irc and mumble im at 49 degrees
[00:35] <riley_> read above
[00:36] <riley_> hp with amd and ati cards
[00:37] <tbrown2012fb> riley_: LOL I have a HP 2000-369WM AMD ATI Processor 1.65 4GB of Ram is that the same one two:)
[00:37] <riley_> is there a command i can use to set fanspeed
[00:37] <riley_> i have the drivers installed
[00:38] <riley_> i tried pplib setfanspeed 0 100 but it failed
[00:39] <tbrown2012fb> riley_: And the Other Geek Out here: If there is a Fan Speed command out there that would be awsome because my laptop over heats all the tine and even what Operating system I have on it it does the same thing:)
[00:39] <nulldev> riley_ Im not familiar with what your doing personally but you ran it as sudo ?
[00:40] <riley_> yes
[00:40] <nulldev> riley_ ok that rules out my help
[00:40] <riley_> riley@riley-HP-G62-Notebook-PC:~$ sudo aticonfig --pplib-cmd "set fanspeed 0 100"
[00:40] <riley_> thats the command i used
[00:41] <riley_> sudo] password for riley:
[00:41] <riley_> PPLIB command execution has failed!
[00:41] <riley_> ati_pplib_cmd: execute "set" failed!
[00:41] <riley_> thats what i get
[00:41] <Blackshirt> What is iscsi ?
[00:42] <nulldev> blackshirt iscsi is virtualised scsi used in san's
[00:43] <Blackshirt> Nulldev, it is not hardware related terms?
[00:43] <nulldev> blackshirt virtualised scsi isnt the proper term just my interpretation
[00:44] <nulldev> blackshirt its the protocol/or daemon that handles connection over sans thats all I know about it
[00:46] <Blackshirt> Nulldev, there are iscsi implementation on linux, is this similar to scsi driver for scsi devices?
[00:46] <nulldev> blackshirt tbh I dont know but I would say so
[00:47] <Blackshirt> Nulldev, is it just works over sans?
[00:47] <EDawg878> How can i stop lightdm from starting by default?
[00:48] <escott> EDawg878, add "text" to the boot options
[00:48] <EDawg878> Ill try that
[00:48] <nulldev> blackshirt yeah its basically an IP version of scsi
[00:49] <azureviolin> hi everybody
[00:49] <azureviolin> I installed ubuntu on my laptop, but the GT 550M graphic card isn't supported neither by Ubuntu nor by Nvidia. But the graphic card is running and heating up while my laptop turn on. How can I turn it off?
[00:49] <escott> azureviolin, check your bios
[00:49] <koud> azureviolin: and check out bumblebee
[00:49] <azureviolin> hi escott, I got windows on my computer too, if I turn graphic card off in Bios, I won't be able to use it under Windows unless I turn it up again.
[00:50] <Blackshirt> Nulldev, what is mean of first letter 'i' on iscsi?
[00:50] <azureviolin> bumblebee? i'm checking now
[00:50] <koud> azureviolin: your card should be supported by nvidia
[00:50] <koud> azureviolin: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-ia32-270.41.06-driver
[00:51] <nulldev> blackshirt not sure but think internet and exluding p protocol
[00:51] <Blackshirt> Nulldev, that for internet scsi?
[00:51] <zykotick9> !text | EDawg878
[00:51] <azureviolin> koud: my Ubuntu is x64
[00:51] <koud> azureviolin: bumblebee can get you optimus like service on linux, I am using that with my asus laptop with 415m. get around 6-8h battery life
[00:52] <zykotick9> EDawg878: you can also disable the lightdm service from starting, but text is probably easier
[00:52] <nulldev> blackshirt sounds plausible but my use of iscsi is basic
[00:52] <EDawg878> Okay ill try modifying the boot sequence first
[00:52] <azureviolin> koud: cool
[00:52] <azureviolin> I think I'll check that
[00:52] <koud> azureviolin: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-amd64-295.53-driver.html
[00:52] <Blackshirt> Thanks nulldev for your explanation, but you are greats people..
[00:53] <koud> azureviolin: check supported products
[00:53] <koud> it mentions 550m
[00:53] <azureviolin> My laptop is ASUS N43S
[00:53] <nulldev> blackshirt ty :)
[00:53] <azureviolin> yeah, I saw it here now. Thanks koud
[00:53] <azureviolin> I'll try it now
[00:53] <koud> I got asus u31 :)
[00:53] <koud> azureviolin: my suggestion would be following bumblebee guide though
[00:54] <koud> I think they have nvidia graphics there too
[00:54] <SegF4ult> hey fellas, short question
[00:54] <SegF4ult> How does Ubuntu manage keys for the ssh-agent?
[00:55] <SegF4ult> every time I use an SSH key on my ubuntu install it seems to store it in some sort of way
[00:55] <azureviolin> koud: Sure, I'll check out bumblebee again. I did it before, and I think with a wrong driver, it didn't work.
[00:55] <koud> SegF4ult: what do you mean? .ssh folder in users home directory?
[00:55] <OY1R> q: why does atd always start up and hogs the cpu ?
[00:55] <SegF4ult> koud: what I mean is that when I try to authenticate for github, (for example) it adds the key to the ssh-agent automatically (while it's a non-standard keyname)
[00:55] <Kornkage> i'm waiting for a cheapass laptop for like 500-600 with the latest gpu above nvidia 540m
[00:55] <nulldev> segfault I may be wrong as not used ubuntu much since 8.04 but iirc the gmome keyring
[00:56] <azureviolin> thanks koud, I'm going to do it now.
[00:56] <SegF4ult> koud: I'm trying to replicate this behaviour on another linux distro
[00:56] <koud> azureviolin: hope it works well for you =)
[00:56] <SegF4ult> nulldev: gnome keyring?
[00:57] <usuarioubuntu190> Hi anyone here know spanish? i came to the wrong server?
[00:57] <nulldev> segfault this is going back over 1 LTS what desktop enviroment you using?
[00:57] <pi3ch> any one knows how to make URLs clickable in xterm?
[00:57] <zykotick9> !es | usuarioubuntu190
[00:57] <SegF4ult> nulldev: I'm using the Unity shell now
[00:57] <harushimo> when you are setting up ubuntu server, is it better to partition like the desktop version with a boot, swap, root, and home directory?
[00:57] <nulldev> segfault I have no idea then sorry
[00:57] <escott> harushimo, we cant answer better
[00:58] <koud> SegF4ult: sorry I dont think I know. When I authenticate to github I do same as for other distros, just create private key  in .ssh and copy public key to github
[00:58] <zykotick9> pi3ch: i rather doubt it's possible, maybe?
[00:58] <SegF4ult> nulldev: I just wonder since it works so well in Ubuntu, but I can't figure out how to do it on another distribution
[00:58] <usuarioubuntu190> thank you!
[00:58] <escott> harushimo, having /root as its own partition would be a bad idea
[00:58] <SegF4ult> koud: that's the procedure, yes, but a key (should) have a passphrase
[00:58] <harushimo> on a server really? why?
[00:58] <SegF4ult> koud: and I want it to only ask the passphrase once
[00:59] <harushimo> the root partition can't be accessed anyways
[00:59] <pi3ch> zykotick9: yeah apparently it doesnt support.
[00:59] <harushimo> unless you activate root?
[00:59] <harushimo> right
[00:59] <nulldev> harushimo depends on what your doing but always good to use seperate partitions for recovery purposes /rootfs /boot /var /home are the main ones to consider
[00:59] <escott> harushimo, if something goes wrong you would like to be able to login to recovery mode without difficulties. and /root should be very very small
[00:59] <Rob_25> Need assistance. I've done a full install of Ubuntu 12.04 but there is no login sound. Anyone know a solution?
[00:59] <koud> SegF4ult: ah, I think for me it asks every time. although I dont think I have used keyphrase on ubuntu only other distros
[00:59] <harushimo> exactly what I was thinking
[00:59] <zykotick9> pi3ch: clicking in xterm, in general is rather unlikely.
[01:00] <lorddelta> Question: Does Ubuntu encrypt the contents of memory on sleep/suspend/hibernate?
[01:00] <harushimo> I've following like a 50/50 rule
[01:00] <pi3ch> zykotick9: any suggestion for term emu?
[01:00] <harushimo> meaning if I have a partition 8, I'll do root with 4 and home with 4
[01:00] <zykotick9> pi3ch: not really.  i use urxvt myself.
[01:01] <harushimo> is that bad partitioning scheme?
[01:01] <escott> harushimo, what?
[01:01] <napalm54> So I have started my desktop (Ubuntu 12.04) and it starts into a terminal prompt.
[01:01] <pi3ch> zykotick9: will give it a try.
[01:01] <lorddelta> napalm54: Sweet1
[01:01] <harushimo> whenever I do a partitioning scheme, I set as memory for boot and swap
[01:01] <napalm54> I tried sudo restartx and it did some stuff, then froze.
[01:01] <escott> harushimo, /root should not be a partition. thats a bad idea, and a pointless waste of space
[01:01] <lorddelta> napalm54: Not so sweet. =/
[01:01] <harushimo> really
[01:01] <napalm54> I tried sudo restart lightdm which didnt work either
[01:02] <napalm54> Any ideas?
[01:02] <escott> harushimo, whats next a partition for /etc/X11?
[01:02] <lorddelta> napalm54: startx?
[01:02] <zykotick9> escott: harushimo infact, /root should be a part of /
[01:02] <napalm54> lorddelta: Yea startz
[01:02] <napalm54> startx*
[01:02] <lorddelta> Hmm.
[01:02] <harushimo> it is own partition
[01:02] <harushimo> I mean root is /
[01:02] <harushimo> then I do /home
[01:02] <harushimo> they are separate partitions
[01:03] <Boohbah> escott: /root is roots home directory, / is the root filesystem
[01:03] <lorddelta> napalm54: well...I broke my X when I was playing around with the kernel...then I upgraded to 12.04, whatever it installed fixed the issues.
[01:03] <nulldev> harushimo no need rootfs dont need as much as /home
[01:03] <Rob_25> Need assistance. I've done a full install of Ubuntu 12.04 but there is no login sound. Anyone know a solution?
[01:03] <escott> harushimo, what would happen if something during the boot broke and / was mounted but not /root and you tried to set init=/bin/bash. /root needs to be a folder in /
[01:03] <harushimo> I don't do /root
[01:03] <lorddelta> napalm54: so you could always try sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[01:04] <harushimo> this is my current partitioning scheme, /boot, swap, /, /home
[01:04] <escott> Boohbah, i know that.
[01:04] <escott> harushimo, and thats fairly standard. whether or not you need that is up to you and your needs
[01:04] <lorddelta> napalm54: if that doesn't work remove/purge it first.
[01:04] <harushimo> I've been using that standards for the last 5 installs of ubuntu
[01:04] <harushimo> good
[01:05] <lorddelta> It works if it fetches ~40-50 packages and installs them.
[01:05] <harushimo> you scared me. I thought I was doing something wrong
[01:05] <nulldev> harushimo rootfs refers to anything under / that isnt on another partition
[01:05] <harushimo> i didn't know that
[01:05] <lorddelta> napalm54: the other thing to check is that you have all your video drivers installed
[01:05] <harushimo> I learn something new everyday about ubuntu
[01:05] <harushimo> hehe
[01:06] <napalm54> lorddelta: Yea I have never had any issues with 12.04 until now.  I booted into ubuntu and all of a sudden just a terminal
[01:06] <escott> harushimo, ok. i read " boot, swap, root, and home" as meaning you wanted to have a "/root" partition in addition to "/"
[01:06] <Rob_25> Need assistance. I've done a full install of Ubuntu 12.04 but there is no login sound. Anyone know a solution?
[01:06] <nulldev> napalm54 you update your kernel?
[01:06] <pokeswap> is there an online list of all of the default programs that come with the server package?
[01:06] <lorddelta> napalm54: Ctrl+Alt+F7?
[01:07] <napalm54> nulldev: I am not sure.  I been away for a few days. I always try to keep it upto date though. So most likely if it was in a recent update.
[01:07] <ASMODEUS_> Ubuntu is a based from which Debian branch?
[01:08] <escott> ASMODEUS_, i think it varies from release to release
[01:08] <delac> how to use the gnome-shell lg pick tool to menus? menus allways close when you select the tool...
[01:08] <Jordan_U> ASMODEUS_: Testing for LTS releases, unstable for non-LTS.
[01:08] <pokeswap> how to i get to gnome?
[01:08] <Jordan_U> ASMODEUS_: Why do you ask?
[01:08] <napalm54> lorddelta: Just tried that, and it started a bunch of stuff, but this time is has paused with a blinking underscore _
[01:08] <nulldev> napalm54 Im not familiar with the latest kernel for 12.04 but what does uname -r show
[01:09] <ASMODEUS_> Jordan_U, because I've been having problems with Debian unstable and testing. An update with libcairo2 causing alot of graphical glitchs for me.
[01:09] <lorddelta> 3.2.0-24-generic
[01:09] <zykotick9> escott: harushimo's insistance on a separate /root is a bad idea, cause you always want root to be able to log in.  i even imagine ubuntu's recovery grub option might have issues if /root is unmountable...  (i don't see harushimo's side)
[01:09] <lorddelta> should be the lastest kernel
[01:09] <ASMODEUS_> Has ubuntu experienced the problem?
[01:10] <harushimo> its not bad idea. its common practice
[01:10] <ThePendulum> Is it possible not to show the desktop after boot? I am running XBMC within Ubuntu and I'd like to see just XBMC when starting the system
[01:10] <lorddelta> So, I'll repeat MY question: anyone here know if ubuntu encrypts memory on hibernate/sleep/suspend?
[01:10] <harushimo> you can log into your root by activating the root account on the system
[01:10] <harushimo> I do that all the time
[01:10] <Jordan_U> ASMODEUS_: Just knowing what Ubuntu branched from during the merge process doesn't tell you much.
[01:10] <pokeswap> how to i get to gnome?
[01:10] <nulldev> lorddelta is that the latest ubuntu have released though, do they not release different kernels for non LTS
[01:10] <escott> zykotick9, harushimo didn't actually say that. he said he wanted a "root" and "home" partition. I misread it as "/root" and "/home" but he meant "/" and "/home". and I told him exactly what you just told me
[01:10] <zykotick9> !notunity | pokeswap
[01:11] <ASMODEUS_> Jordan_U, I know but I'm wondering if Ubuntu had a similar problem with libcairo2.
[01:11] <napalm54> nulldev: I have 3.2.0-24-generic
[01:11] <zykotick9> escott: ahhh
[01:11] <Rob_25> Need assistance. I've done a full install of Ubuntu 12.04 but there is no login sound. Anyone know a solution?
[01:11] <lorddelta> nulldev: should be...I try to run LTS and non-beta, I've had bad experiences running anything other than stable.
[01:11] <escott> zykotick9, this is what happens after i drink two beers and someone types "boot, swap, root and home"
[01:11] <hangdeadman> I am using torrent scope on my dash in ubuntu 12.04, when I click a file it is opened with transmission, can I chang that to open files with deluge?
[01:11] <Jordan_U> ASMODEUS_: I would recommend looking for bug reports, or trying an Ubuntu 12.04 LiveCD/USB to see if you have the same problem.
[01:11] <nulldev> napalm Thats a new kernel but not sure how new in ubuntu but try reinstalling your gfx drivers
[01:11] <pokeswap> how to i get to the unity shell?
[01:12] <harushimo> hey I separted everything out. I didn't say /root. you took into assumption
[01:12] <zykotick9> pokeswap: log out, and select it at login.
[01:12] <harushimo> that isn't my fault
[01:12] <ASMODEUS_> Jordan_U, I will once I find some spare DVDs. Thanks for replying.
[01:12] <Jordan_U> ASMODEUS_: You're welcome.
[01:12] <pokeswap> how do i logout and select something at login?
[01:12] <pokeswap> i just got ubuntu an hour ago.
[01:12] <escott> harushimo, don't say "boot, swap, root and home" say "/boot, swap, / and /home" at least not on a saturday night. some of us like to drink and relax
[01:13] <harushimo> sorry
[01:13] <harushimo> I won't do that again
[01:13] <harushimo> please forgive me
[01:13] <JamesJRH> Any LG customers? You might want to follow/vote/tweet/like/etc. this: http://support.lgforum.com/lg/topics/ubuntu_for_android
[01:13] <escott> harushimo, its ok. just confusing :)
[01:13] <lorddelta> JamesJRH: I'm not an LG customer, but I'll become one perhaps if they do this!
[01:13] <nulldev> harushime /root does not relate to what I said /rootfs
[01:13] <JamesJRH> :-D
[01:13] <hangdeadman> change ubuntu 12.04 default torrent scope client to deluge from transmission?
[01:13] <Jordan_U> JamesJRH: Please don't spam links, for anything, in #ubuntu. This channel is for Ubuntu support questions only.
[01:13] <harushimo> that is how you refer to it in the terminal. if you are super user, cd /, it goes straight to root
[01:14] <JamesJRH> Jordan_U: Ok sorry.
[01:14] <pokeswap> how do i get to the terminal?
[01:14] <reisio> CTRL+ALT+t
[01:14] <reisio> or hit the ubuntu logo and type terminal
[01:14] <nulldev> harushime /rootfs refers to / but depending on your file structure can differ
[01:14] <hangdeadman> pokeswap: ctrl+aly+t
[01:14] <escott> harushimo, you are correct "/" is the root of the filesystem, but its ambiguous in context because there is a "/root"
[01:14] <lorddelta> JamesJRH: You would be better off in the forums anyways.
[01:14] <harushimo> really
[01:15] <lorddelta> No one reads anything in here.
[01:15] <harushimo> I'm going to check that right now
[01:15] <lorddelta> Other than support questions.
[01:15] <Boohbah> lorddelta: what was the question?
[01:15] <harushimo> i forgot about that
[01:15] <harushimo> sorry for being confusing
[01:15] <nulldev> harushime /rootfs isnt the same as /root but /root is just root users home dir
[01:15] <escott> harushimo, /root is the home directory for "root" the user (UID 0) and MUST be part of "/" otherwise bad things can happen
[01:15] <hangdeadman> how do I make torrent scope open files with deluge in ubuntu 12.04?
[01:15] <harushimo> you are right
[01:15] <Jordan_U> nulldev: "/rootfs" Doesn't make much sense. By starting the term with a '/' you're implying that it's an actual path. I've never seen '/rootfs' as an actual path.
[01:16] <harushimo> I just saw it in my terminal
[01:16] <Rob_25> Need assistance. I've done a full install of Ubuntu 12.04 but there is no login sound. Anyone know a solution?
[01:16] <JamesJRH> Jordan_U: Which #ubuntu* channel would 'Ubuntu for Android' be on topic?
[01:16] <Boohbah> $ df -h | head -n +2 | tail -1
[01:16] <Boohbah> rootfs           41G   14G   25G  37% /
[01:16] <nulldev> Jordan_U ok I was tryig to refer it to a non experienced Linux user
[01:16] <Norton> hi all
[01:17] <Boohbah> Jordan_U: it does appear in df output
[01:17] <nulldev> Jordan_U they dont interpret / the same
[01:17] <EDawg878> What do i add to the grub to make it boot to text mode so far i changed GRUB_TERMINAL=console #GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
[01:17] <escott> EDawg878, just put "text" in the line that mentions "splash"
[01:18] <zykotick9> Boohbah: is this a vps?
[01:18] <escott> EDawg878, which i think is CMDLIN_LINUX_DEFAULT
[01:18] <EDawg878> I dont have a line that mentions text so i guess i do GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=text ?
[01:18] <Jordan_U> EDawg878: By "text mode" do you mean "booting to a terminal prompt" or "using VGA-text output rather than a graphical mode"?
[01:18] <nulldev> edawg878 just remove the silent and splash
[01:18] <pokeswap> bye, and thanks
[01:18] <hangdeadman> I just upgraded from ubuntu 10.10 to 12.04 and my boot/ login times went from 5 seconds a piece to 30+seconds a piece, how do I fix this?
[01:18] <EDawg878> There is no silent and splash in my config file
[01:19] <DarkTux> can modify for enable pci options :D
[01:19] <Jordan_U> hangdeadman: Start by installing bootchart and checking what is taking the most time.
[01:19] <escott> EDawg878, if you took silent splash out then put "text" in its place
[01:19] <Boohbah> zykotick9: nope, it's arch linux, coreutils 8.17
[01:19] <EDawg878> Jordan_U, to a terminal prompt with no gui
[01:19] <nulldev> hangdeadman do a fresh install
[01:19] <JamesJRH> lorddelta: You're probably right! It's a bit fast-paced in here these days to say the least. Pretty much just a continuous flood.
[01:20] <hangdeadman> okay, brb with the info: Jordan_U, thanks
[01:20] <zykotick9> Boohbah: if it's arch why are you asking here?
[01:20] <DarkTux> guys someone can enable the 3D cube Compiz in MATE with Ubuntu 12.04?
[01:20] <Boohbah> zykotick9: i wasn't asking anything
[01:20] <Jordan_U> hangdeadman: You're welcome.
[01:20] <nulldev> hangdeadman your updating to a different enviroment that wont work cleanly
[01:20] <EDawg878> escott, Im just saying originally by default there was not silent splash
[01:20] <zykotick9> Boohbah: ok, i've never seen rootfs before either...
[01:20] <escott> EDawg878, well in any case thats the correct line
[01:20] <EDawg878> Okay
[01:20] <Jordan_U> Boohbah: Note that said "rootfs" not "/rootfs". I only have a problem with using "/rootfs".
[01:21] <hangdeadman> Jordan_U: how do I use bootchart once it's installed?
[01:21] <EDawg878> Ill try this again
[01:21] <Boohbah> zykotick9: i'll start up ubuntu and check
[01:21] <escott> zykotick9, i think it gets that mountpoint in the initrd before the remount
[01:21] <DarkTux> fs = File Sharing
[01:21] <mcored> got exfat support :)
[01:21] <Jordan_U> !bootchart | hangdeadman
[01:21] <escott> hangdeadman, it will dump a nice png in /var/log
[01:21] <Boohbah> Jordan_U: yes, it's all very confusing :)
[01:21] <DarkTux> what is bootchart?
[01:21] <zykotick9> Boohbah: my df-h output show /dev/sda1, not rootfs?  (but i'm not on ubuntu)
[01:21] <hangdeadman> thanks!
[01:22] <Boohbah> DarkTux: a tool for performance analysis and visualization of the GNU/Linux boot process.
[01:23] <DarkTux> great!  i never see these tool XD
[01:23] <nasuga> When I install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on a seperate partition and GRUB hasn't detected my XP partition. Is it a bug?
[01:23] <Boohbah> zykotick9: yes, my ubuntu 12.04 also says /dev/sda1 and not rootfs
[01:23] <Boohbah> coreutils 8.13
[01:23] <DarkTux> guys sorry for my bad english, i am from Argentina :X
[01:23] <Boohbah> de nada
[01:23] <curiousx> DarkTux: me too :X
[01:23] <nulldev> people stop confusing /rootfs rootfs for things not even related, cant thing of any guides other than using unix/linux for a while to teaaaaach sorry
[01:23] <Jordan_U> nasuga: It usually means that your Windows installation is broken rather than there being any problem with grub. What is the output of "sudo os-prober"?
[01:23] <DarkTux> jjee
[01:24] <DarkTux> al fin alguien que habla spanish
[01:24] <escott> zykotick9, Boohbah What is rootfs?
[01:24] <escott> ---------------
[01:24] <escott> Rootfs is a special instance of ramfs (or tmpfs, if that's enabled), which is
[01:24] <escott> always present in 2.6 systems.  You can't unmount rootfs for approximately the
[01:24] <escott> same reason you can't kill the init process; rather than having special code
[01:24] <DarkTux> che curiousx como pones letras de colores?
[01:24] <nasuga> Jordan_U, 1 min, I'll ssh into my machine.
[01:24] <zykotick9> escott: thanks!
[01:24] <keitt> i don't know what doing on
[01:24] <nulldev> Im not a Linux noob but am Ubuntu noobish
[01:24] <Kornkage> DarkTux entra en #ubuntu-es
[01:24] <DarkTux> ok
[01:25] <keitt> what's this website
[01:25] <keitt> does any one know how to dance
[01:25] <reisio> <-
[01:25] <Boohbah> keitt: this is an irc channel for ubuntu support, not a website
[01:25] <keitt> oh
[01:25] <reisio> it could be both :D
[01:25] <Chuck_Norris> letras en colores? cuando escribo tu nombre? solo se hace al autocompletar su nick con la tecla <tab>
[01:25] <keitt> well imma go:) bye:>
[01:25] <zykotick9> escott: why do we see it with arch but not ubuntu or debian i wonder.  arch... no comment ;)  thanks man, always good to learn new stuff.
[01:25] <Chuck_Norris> !es | DarkTux
[01:25] <PianoMan8912> I'm looking for assistance on transferring files from a TimeMachine backup
[01:25] <Boohbah> reisio: html-over-irc? :)
[01:26] <reisio> Boohbah: you can get to this site from webchat.freenode.net, for example
[01:26] <reisio> to this channel from the site*
[01:26] <Boohbah> right
[01:26] <mcored> https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B0ywocRL7KCFWnh0ZHRob3NSZkE/edit
[01:26] <reisio> PianoMan8912: that's Mac OS's thing?
[01:26] <PianoMan8912> yah
[01:26] <Jordan_U> PianoMan8912: We can help you with mounting your hfsplus partition in Ubuntu, but for information on the directory structure used by Apple's Time Machine you'll need to ask in ##mac
[01:26] <nulldev> if [ user == keitt ] ; then >> /dev/null
[01:27] <PianoMan8912> I remember seeing somewhere about a password workout
[01:27] <fn-troll> o.O the floodbots seem to be majorly disagreeing with each other
[01:27] <reisio> nulldev: pretty clever coming from you :p
[01:27] <nulldev> reisio Im a Linux admin and scripter I dont do desktops or Ubuntu Im a CentOS man
[01:28] <Boohbah> nulldev: you forgot a closing fi
[01:28] <nulldev> and Gentoo
[01:28] <reisio> nulldev: interesting combo
[01:28] <nulldev> boobah yeah sorry fi
[01:28]  * Boohbah uses arch, ubuntu, gentoo, debian, fedora, and windows 8
[01:28] <PianoMan8912> Jordan_U: I'm not concerned about the directories; its whenever I try to access the actual folders I get a "unauthorized access" blip
[01:30] <nulldev> boobah Im ok with Red hat based distros although Ive used Debian and Ubuntu dont know enough
[01:30] <Jordan_U> PianoMan8912: You can mount such that it appears that all files belong to your user (basically the same as Apple's "ignore permissions" option). But if you do that I would recommend that you mount it read only so that you don't accidentily write files with permissions you don't intend.
[01:31] <Jordan_U> !pm | PianoMan8912
[01:31] <hangdeadman> I just got a png image from bootchart, how do I determine what is making my computer take so long to boot?
[01:31] <MrPockets> lol
[01:31] <MrPockets> lawl
[01:31] <MrPockets> LAWL
[01:31] <PianoMan8912> Jordan_U: My bad. It's been a while since I've been in one of these... times of changed... :D
[01:31] <Jordan_U> MrPockets: Please stop.
[01:32] <Boohbah> hangdeadman: can you upload the png to an image host and link it here?
[01:32] <escott> hangdeadman, look for any long horizontal lines
[01:32] <hangdeadman> I'll upload it, brb.
[01:33] <PianoMan8912> I would mount it ready by going into Macintosh first and creating permissions?
[01:33] <Jordan_U> PianoMan8912: No.
[01:34] <DarkTux> Fuck Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:35] <PianoMan8912> Jordan_U: What process should I begin?
[01:35] <PianoMan8912> Jordan_U: Should I just go to #mac?
[01:38] <nulldev> How much do you all love Linux?
[01:38] <Jordan_U> !ot | nulldev
[01:39] <nulldev> >> Jordan_U any decent OT channels you can recommend?
[01:39] <smw> nulldev, as much as one can love an OS. It is a useful tool :-P
[01:40] <smw> but perhaps "love" is a bit strong ;-)
[01:40] <hangdeadman> http://tinypic.com/r/2yjzbxw/6
[01:40] <arooni-mobile> hi folks.  hi folks... the magnet links dont seem to be working on deluge for ubuntu 12.04.. ideas?
[01:40] <nulldev> smw maybe Im sad and lonely but I love it lol
[01:41] <hangdeadman> Boobah: my last post was the bootchart png I mentioned
[01:42] <Jordan_U> hangdeadman: That image has been resized to the point of not being readable.
[01:43] <hangdeadman> Is there a file hosting site you could reccomend?
[01:43] <escott> !paste | hangdeadman
[01:44] <hangdeadman> you're saying use the screenshot one?
[01:45] <Kornkage> how do i force ubuntu to check for application updates?
[01:45] <xangua> Kornkage: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:45] <escott> Kornkage, sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade;
[01:45] <hangdeadman> http://imagebin.org/214916
[01:46] <Jordan_U> Kornkage: Use the "check" button on the update manager or "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade".
[01:46] <arooni-mobile> hi folks... the magnet links dont seem to be working on deluge for ubuntu 12.04.. ideas?
[01:46] <Kornkage> thx
[01:46] <nulldev> sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade -y ....
[01:47] <PianoMan8912> I'm back...
[01:47] <reisio> ...
[01:47] <nulldev> sudo exclude the ...
[01:47] <smw> FloodBot1 and FloodBot3 seem to have it out for each other
[01:47] <hangdeadman> JordanU_: Boobah: http://imagebin.org/214916
[01:47] <PianoMan8912> Anybody have a work around for accessing files on a mac partition via backup hd?
[01:47] <smw> they have been fighting for a while...
[01:47] <Norton> Hi all, i have dependencies errors. I post the problem here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10867312/cant-fix-dependecy-problems-on-ubuntu-12-04-libcanberra-gtk
[01:48] <Norton> thanks all
[01:48] <reisio> PianoMan8912: what's the problem?
[01:48] <nulldev> norton install what?
[01:48] <escott> hangdeadman, i wonder if ureadahead isnt working for some reason
[01:48] <PianoMan8912> I keep getting denials of permissions.
[01:48] <sacarlson> arooni-mobile:  can't you at least copy the magnet link and paist it into qtorrent or other software?
[01:49] <Jordan_U> PianoMan8912: It's not the greatest work around since it's dangerous, but you can run "gksudo nautilus" to run nautilus (the file browser) as root. But be *very* careful as that will allow you to break things very easily with only a small mistake.
[01:49] <PianoMan8912> I try to get into a personal folder and it says that I have been denied permission
[01:49] <Norton> nulldev dont let me install anything
[01:49] <hangdeadman> escott: how could I remove ureadahead? do I need it?
[01:49] <nulldev> norton your apt-get install needs a pakage name
[01:49] <PianoMan8912> Jordan_U: what would be the SAFE route?
[01:50] <Chuck_Norris> Norton: sudo apt-get install -f
[01:50] <escott> hangdeadman, you dont want to remove it. you want it to work. right now it seems to be sitting there not driving much (if any) disk activity
[01:50] <sacarlson> arooni-mobile: I guess depending on the browser you use there is also probly a method to select the action taken when a magnet link is clicked
[01:50] <Chuck_Norris> Norton: sudo aptitude install -f
[01:50] <nulldev> isnt install -f the file name put after?
[01:50] <arooni-mobile> sacarlson, ive read up on it and have tried various fixes
[01:50] <hangdeadman> escott: how can i find out what the problem is?
[01:50] <escott> hangdeadman, how many boots have you gone through since your update?
[01:51] <sacarlson> arooni-mobile: on what browser? firefox?  and what version of firefox if so?
[01:51] <hangdeadman> escott: ALOT
[01:51] <Norton> same problem  i'll put the output on stacktrace
[01:51] <hangdeadman> escott: maybe 25-30
[01:51] <arooni-mobile> sacarlson, i use chrome; and latest
[01:52] <lorddelta> hello? anyone know if ubuntu encrypts memory on suspend/hibernate/sleep?
[01:52] <hangdeadman> escott: since my upgrade to 12.04 I mean. I sudo apt-get update before shutdown every time.
[01:52] <sacarlson> arooni-mobile: well chrome is not for features it's made for speed, so if you want features try firefox that has plugins for it https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/magnetiser/
[01:52] <Norton> i tried something with "apt-get install aptitude"
[01:53] <nulldev> lordelta I dont know ubuntu so well but know Linux so no it wont
[01:53] <Norton> and same problem
[01:53] <escott> hangdeadman, what are the datestamps of /var/lib/ureadahead's pack files
[01:54] <Norton> Chuck_Norris: I leave the output on stacktrace
[01:54] <sacarlson> arooni-mobile: otherwise you will have to live with copy and paisting the link manualy into qtorrent or other
[01:54] <arooni-mobile> sacarlson, i see
[01:55] <hangdeadman> escott: there is only a file that says: pack and one that says: run.pack
[01:56] <escott> hangdeadman, and how old is it?
[01:56] <nulldev> aroni-mobile what is it your looking at achieving?
[01:56] <PianoMan8912> any takers?
[01:56] <hangdeadman> escott: the pack file?
[01:56] <reisio> PianoMan8912: I've been known to take things
[01:57] <escott> hangdeadman, the fact that there is only run.pack and not a "pack" may be indicative that ureadahead isnt working
[01:58] <reisio> ah, /ignore *!*floodbot@ubuntu/bot/floodbot all, lovely
[01:58] <hangdeadman> escott: the properties on the file say modified today. I installed ubuntu 3 months ago at 10.10 and my computer is a dell inspiron 1545, only a year old
[01:58] <reisio> oh not
[01:58] <PianoMan8912> resio: sarcasm? :P
[01:58] <reisio> PianoMan8912: well didn't work
[01:58] <hangdeadman> escott: there is a pack file and a run.pack file.
[01:59] <hangdeadman> escott: and an empty debugfs folder
[01:59] <mernilio> Greetings! :-)
[01:59] <Norton> hi mernilio
[01:59] <reisio> hi mernilio
[01:59] <mernilio> hi Norton
[01:59] <mernilio> and hi reisio!
[02:00] <reisio> :D
[02:00] <reisio> Norton: more enthusiastic about my hi :p
[02:00] <escott> hangdeadman, you said you are regularly running apt-get update? are you also running upgrade?
[02:00] <Norton> ja
[02:00] <Needer_of_Help> Trying to add a module in drupal for first time, getting this error "Cannot connect to FTP Server, check settings"  ubuntu/drupal noob
[02:01] <hangdeadman> I ran sudo dist- upgrade 3 days ago
[02:01] <PianoMan8912> reisio: I think I am just going to try getting back on Mac (I have another one) and access them and backdoor them to a USB drive
[02:01] <PianoMan8912> thanks for your kindness!
[02:01] <hangdeadman> sudo apt-get dist upgrade
[02:01] <reisio> PianoMan8912: you never said what the problem was, IIRC
[02:01] <reisio> or you could leave
[02:01] <Boohbah> Needer_of_Help: /join #drupal-support
[02:01] <suffice> ab1234
[02:02] <Norton> Needer_of_Help: can be anything,
[02:02] <bwayne> hello earth_creatures.  i seem to have nuked a necessary partition while installing Ubuntu.  I'm not new to this.  But this time I did something extra-ordinary, apparently.  Windows is fine.  I can mount it.  I just can't boot into the darn thing!  The usual tricks (bootsect /fixmbr ; bootrec /fixboot) aren't doing it because of that darned deleted partition.  I'm blaming Acer!
[02:02] <mernilio> This might be off topic, but.. We have all heard about the sea level rising with the global warming. Thing is, ice has more displacement that water.. ice expands!!!
[02:02] <reisio> bwayne: greetings
[02:02] <bwayne> hi reisio
[02:02] <Boohbah> bwayne: it sounds like you need to fix grub
[02:02] <bwayne> grub works fine
[02:02] <Norton> jaa
[02:03] <reisio> bwayne: which did you delete?
[02:03] <Jordan_U> bwayne: Since this is a Windows problem, try ##windows.
[02:03] <Boohbah> oh, maybe the windows bootloader
[02:03] <mernilio> I prefer lilo, i think its more easy to manage.
[02:03] <nulldev> bwayne sound like you wiped your MBR out and grub hasnt installed properly && other than that I cant help any further
[02:04] <bwayne> reisio, it was a little 100MB NTFS partition just before the main windows installation.  yeah, Boohbah, it's the windows boatloader (BOOTMGR not found when I boot from grub directly to it)
[02:04] <mernilio> grub for me is a mess. A "normal" user cant use it.
[02:04] <seb_> How do I downgrade flash from 11 to 10.x ? the new version does not work with my computer.
[02:04] <mernilio> normal users even attend irc :-)
[02:04] <harovali> hi, I have to install ubuntu in a "nettop" computer. I tried to boot with ubuntu precise pangolin lts, and even being the case that the 'boot screen' appears, the rest of the booting hangs and stalls. Does anyone know what's the right thing to do in this case ? The CPU seems to be an AMD
[02:04] <mernilio> dont.. ^
[02:05] <Jordan_U> mernilio: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[02:05] <escott> hangdeadman, i would try removing the files in /var/lib/ureadahead and then reboot once to finish profiling, and then another time to see if ureadahead starts to work. then we/you can compare the three bootcharts
[02:05] <OerHeks> seb_, not.
[02:05] <harovali> the commercial brand of the computer is Foxconn
[02:06] <mernilio> Jordan_U: i do, How do i install the python IDE Eric3? <--
[02:06] <hangdeadman> :escott okay, brb, thanks!
[02:06] <seb_>  OerHeks what do you mean
[02:06] <nulldev> foxconn >> dev/null
[02:06] <mernilio> Jordan_U: it's your special job tonight! :-P
[02:06] <Needer_of_Help> joined drupal-support and asked my Q there but I would think setting up FTP is as much an ubuntu issue
[02:06] <Bsims> bwayne: best I can google you are gonna have to reinstall windows sorry man
[02:06] <Boohbah> nulldev: how about STDERR?
[02:07] <Norton> jajajaj Needer_of_Help
 How do I downgrade flash from 11 to 10.x , answer: not possible.
[02:07] <reisio> it's possible, but unnecessary
[02:07] <Norton> upload your problem on stacktrace Needer_of_Help
[02:07] <Norton> and i'll see it
[02:07] <nulldev> boohbah in what regards stderr is the error mesages outputted from the shell
[02:07] <rurufufuss> greetings, my ubuntu desktop seems to be working/processing stuff (computer busy LED and that processing sound) when I'm not at the computer sometimes -- any guess what it could be?
[02:08] <Norton> rurufufuss: there is live inside
[02:08] <mernilio> How can i help with free software? I rule with language, but i have done it before. I want to go further!
[02:08] <Boohbah> nulldev: yeah, >> will only redirect stdout
[02:08] <rurufufuss> Norton: aliens or nsa?
[02:08] <nulldev> boohbah :)
[02:09] <Norton> jaaaa rurufufuss  both, maybe you have cron tasks that do that
[02:09] <nulldev> bohbah it will redirect or append to a file
[02:10] <openfreelinux> mernilio: u mean u want to translate sth?
[02:10] <Boohbah> mernilio: learn to program, contribute to your favorite projects
[02:10] <mernilio> I have an ide about "learning wallpapers". Wallpapers teachers can use as a learning tool. Just basic stuff. For example the radius of the earth is 6500 km..
[02:11] <mernilio> Boohbah: Thats the problem, all good proggies has allready been made :-)
[02:11] <drecute> hello everyone
[02:11] <mernilio> I cant contribute i think..
[02:12] <openfreelinux> best think about free software is that everyone can contribute
[02:12] <mernilio> openfreelinux: well, i could translate if it's a good project!
[02:12] <drecute> please I need a iptables sample to allow all incoming and all outgoing connections
[02:12] <bwayne> Oh yeah, by the way, great job on 12.04.  This things rock solid.
[02:12] <mernilio> bbl
[02:12] <Norton> drecute: disable iptables
[02:13] <drecute> ok cool
[02:13] <drecute> thanks
[02:13] <Norton> :D
[02:13] <JonEdney> Anyone know of a fix for Unity when it don't work?  I installed Gnome Shell and wanted to go back to Unity, but only 2D works.
[02:13] <JonEdney> I can live with it, but I'd love for the settings back to normal.
[02:14] <Norton> Hey guys,  I'm stuck with this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10867312/cant-fix-dependecy-problems-on-ubuntu-12-04-libcanberra-gtk
[02:15] <jonathon> hello can anyone help with thunderbird 12 on ubuntu 12.04
[02:15] <Norton> jonathon:  what happen
[02:15] <reisio> jonathon: nope, but some people can help
[02:15] <nulldev> norton something relating to gnome is preventing the install
[02:15] <reisio> !ops schizophrenic bots
[02:16] <reisio> add one more bot to that list
[02:16] <nulldev> if your on unity you need to remove those packages
[02:16] <Norton> jonathon: be more specific
[02:16] <OerHeks> Norton, when does this happen? with a PPA?
[02:17] <jonathon> fresh install of 12.04. I cannot get Thunderbird to connect to any mail server. RSS feeds download fine but no email. Migrating from ubuntu 10.04. I copied my .thunderbird folder, which worked fine in 10.04, to this build. all my settings are from a working build but I cannot connect
[02:17] <Norton> OerHeks: what is PPA
[02:17] <Norton> tosay
[02:17] <Norton> today
[02:18] <jonathon> I am connecting through a proxy with authentication. I used Dconf editor to set the proxy settings as well as the system settings>network proxy.
[02:18] <bwayne> jonathon, try moving .thunderbird to .bak.thunderbird and resetup your accounts.  if it works, you know the Thunnderbird has changed its .config files in some way.
[02:18] <ClientAlive> Hey guys. When I try to set up bridged networking with a static ip for my guests it makes my host o/s unable to resolve url's. With the host I can ping the loopback, I can ping the nameserver, I can ping my laptop and I can ping 8.8.8.8 (which is google) but not www.google.com. My guest are all able to get on the internet through a web browser. Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be?
[02:18] <OerHeks> Norton, your post isn't clear about what you try to install and how, explain please
[02:19] <jonathon> bwayne, I tried and cannot setup a new account. It gets stuck on "checking password" with any email I try to input
[02:19] <Norton> The proble is that i cant install nothing, neither upgrade becouse a unmet dependency
[02:19] <Norton> i'll try to edit the post to make it more clear
[02:21] <hangdeadman> escott: boot one: http://imagebin.org/214920
[02:21] <bwayne> jonathon, well, barring any misconfiguration on your end, there may be a little bug in this version of thunderbird.  hard to say.  if you're comfortable compiling from source, try downgrading manually.
[02:21] <hangdeadman> escott: boot two: http://imagebin.org/214921
[02:22] <Gushings> How do I setup autossh to take a password?
[02:22] <Gushings> I'm making a script and it's asking me for the password whenever it starts.
[02:23] <OccupyDemonoid> Hello, how can I set up VNC on Ubuntu Server?
[02:23] <escott> hangdeadman, do you have something that dynamically creates the motd?
[02:23] <reisio> OccupyDemonoid: comes with a server by default, IIRC
[02:24] <OccupyDemonoid> reisio, it comes with the server by default?
[02:24] <hangdeadman> escott, i don't know what motd is
[02:24] <Norton> OccupyDemonoid: try with google
[02:24] <OccupyDemonoid> I have already.
[02:25] <Norton> OccupyDemonoid: http://nuclear-imaging.info/site_content/2011/05/11/vnc-server-setup-for-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal/
[02:25] <hangdeadman> what is plymouthd?
[02:26] <OccupyDemonoid> Sweet, thank you, Norton.
[02:26] <Crankygeek> Hello room
[02:26] <clausen> do any of the standard archive formats (tar, zip, ar, etc.) support inserting new files in an arbitrary location into the archive?
[02:26] <Norton> hangdeadman: Crankygeek
[02:26] <escott> hangdeadman, it seems to me that ureadahead is not doing enough. im not sure why that is the case though
[02:26] <Norton> clausen: all
[02:26] <escott> hangdeadman, plymouthd is the thing that draws the ubuntu ....
[02:26] <Norton> i dont know how but the answer is yes
[02:27] <Norton> jejej
[02:27] <clausen> Norton, ?
[02:27] <hangdeadman> escott, should plymouthd be taking so long to start?
[02:27] <Crankygeek> hmm
[02:28] <Crankygeek> better now
[02:28] <Norton> clausen: you can do that
[02:29] <escott> hangdeadman, thats how long it is running for. the important thing is that it is gray meaning it isnt really doing anything. what seems wrong to me is that i would expect ureadahead to be a long DARK PINK bar because it should be reading all the files needed by everything that follows it in the optimal order. that would make your disk throughput (the green line in the second chart) to be a nice horizontal line
[02:29] <clausen> Norton, for example, if I have archive.tar with 3 files, how would I insert a 4th file into, say, the 2nd position?
[02:29] <Norton> what you mean 2nd position???
[02:29] <hangdeadman> escott: okay, where should I go from here to figure out what the problem is?
[02:30] <clausen> (I could obviously extract the whole thing... but that's not so efficient)
[02:30] <clausen> Norton, I mean, tar stores files sequentially, and I want, say, the new addition to be inserted in the middle (before the 2nd file)
[02:31] <escott> hangdeadman, that i just dont know.
[02:31] <Norton> clausen: mmm why you want to do that?
[02:31] <clausen> Norton, security reasons
[02:31] <hangdeadman> awesome, thanks for the help though.
[02:32] <escott> hangdeadman, check for errors in the boot.log
[02:32] <clausen> Norton, I want a "history-independent" archive -- I want to hide the age of the files
[02:32] <clausen> (and the order they were added)
[02:32] <escott> hangdeadman, or syslog
[02:32] <Norton> clausen: interesting but i cant help you
[02:33] <bwayne> clausen, if you don't want them to be in order of time, you can always `finger` them.
[02:33] <clausen> Norton, thanks for thinking about it
[02:33] <clausen> bwayne, ?
[02:33] <hangdeadman> escott: where do I find those?
[02:33] <escott> hangdeadman, /var/log
[02:34] <bwayne> clausen, you can alter files like that with finger.
[02:34] <clausen> bwayne, you mean touch(1) ?
[02:34] <clausen> bwayne, finger(1) is a networking program
[02:35] <bwayne> clausen, oh.  yes, sorry.  finger ... touch ... iget them mixed up sometimes.
[02:36] <clausen> bwayne, you have to use finger on the filesystem, not on the archive
[02:36] <clausen> my problem is equivalent to: can I merge two tar files, maintaining alphabetical order?
[02:37] <clausen> I could write my own program to do it...
[02:37] <clausen> maybe I will :)
[02:38] <hangdeadman> escott: no errors that I can see in either, any other reccomendations?
[02:38] <bwayne> that'd be interesting, clausen.
[02:41] <sandyd> I need some help with my NFS4 Datastore. I currently have it running on Debian. Mounting it on ubuntu causes it to have nobody:nobody as a owner, which makes nginx not capable of writing to there.
[02:41] <hangdeadman> Does anybody else by chance have any advice on how to get ureadahead working on my ubuntu 12.04 on a dell inspiron 1545?
[02:42] <bwayne> clausen, you could probably do it with a for loop and the --add-file option.  then again, you may look into the -m option.
[02:42] <clausen> bwayne, --add-file appends to the end?
[02:42] <kandinski> hi, how do I make Transmission follow the global proxy setup? (12.04)
[02:42] <hangdeadman> escott: could i possibly reinstall ureadahead?
[02:42] <bwayne> clausen, yes.
[02:43] <escott> hangdeadman, i dont know how that would help
[02:43] <clausen> bwayne, then that's no good... I won't the history of the archive to be destroyed
[02:43] <clausen> s/won't/want/
[02:44] <Heridan> Hi, is anybody here willing to help me with some questions concerning ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS, especially about screen and java?
[02:44] <bwayne> clausen, sounds like you need more than just a tarball for all of these security concerns.  maybe you're trying to use a hammer when you need a screwdriver?
[02:44] <kandinski> I have a global proxy configured on localhost:9999, and I am running a "ssh -D 9999 -C $myremotehost" tunnel
[02:44] <clausen> bwayne, well, the tar format is fine
[02:44] <bwayne> Heridan, I've used screen some, but recently i've started using tmux and haven't looked back.
[02:45] <kandinski> but I think Transmission is still connecting via the local IP
[02:45] <clausen> bwayne, I think I can wip up a program to merge tarballs in an hour...
[02:45] <clausen> bwayne, doing it now :)
[02:45] <jonathon> Is anyone else having problems with email clients in ubuntu 12.04
[02:45] <Heridan> bwayne: So is this a yes or do you want me to look for someone else? :)
[02:45] <bwayne> clausen, you can do a simple merge of tarballs with --concatenate.
[02:45] <openfreelinux> using ssh for torrent, is that really a good idea?
[02:46] <clausen> bwayne, but that has the same problem
[02:46] <clausen> (as --add-file)
[02:46] <bwayne> Heridan, well, if you're wanting java help, then definitely someone else.  :-)  maybe even in #java or something.
[02:46] <clausen> I want a merge that preserves alphabetical order, or something like that
[02:46] <bwayne> well, off to try to fix windows boot record stuff.  bye!
[02:51] <Silversong> Question: What is Arch? :O
[02:52] <tensorpudding> !arch
[02:52] <VeraMono> ok so um is ok to install that gnome fallback?
[02:52] <jonathon> gnome fallback on 12.04? running it now
[02:52] <VeraMono> KEWL BEANS
[02:53] <openfreelinux> !g arch
[02:53] <jonathon> Not a big fan of unity
[02:53] <VeraMono> same
[02:53] <mcored> hey guys is there a good player that can play cue files for ubuntu?
[02:54] <Heridan> Okay: I have a little server running on which I have a java Program running (minecraft server). It is started by using the command "screen java (...)" so that it won't quit once I log off from the ssh connection. Now I am looking for a possibility to send commands to the java input stream while the screen is detached. I tried screen -X but the commands don't seem to reach the java input. Anyone able and willing to help me with this?
[02:54] <jonathon> can anyone help with proxy settings in ubuntu 12.04
[02:55] <mcored> i mean like this http://i.min.us/il2cj1fwDrQqk.png
[02:56] <wilee-nilee> VeraMono, install the gnome-shell, you will have the shell, and the classic desktop
[02:56] <Norton> Heridan: $ nohup ./miscript.sh &
[02:56] <cvr> mcored: clementine
[02:56] <Silversong> :|
[02:56] <mcored> i am prettymuch looking of for a foobar2000 equivalent, thanks cvr
[02:56] <Silversong> nothing on arch :|
[02:56] <Silversong> !arch
[02:56] <Silversong> ubottu doesn't know anything about arch
[02:57] <Silversong> .__.
[02:57] <naryfa> hi all
[02:57] <mcored> ok need to wait more http://code.google.com/p/clementine-player/issues/detail?id=2569 for mka support cvr
[02:58] <ClientAlive> I have a network problem I don't know how to solve. Can anyone help? I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 server
[02:58] <cvr> mcored, np, it does some sort of cue files i know
[02:58] <mcored> yeah cvr it does cue thanks
[03:00] <cvr> ClientAlive, expain the issue and someone might be able to help
[03:00] <ClientAlive> When I try to set up bridged networking with a static ip for my guests it makes my host o/s unable to resolve url's. With the host I can ping the loopback, I can ping the nameserver, I can ping my laptop and I can ping 8.8.8.8 (which is google) but not www.google.com. My guest are all able to get on the internet through a web browser. Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be?
[03:01] <ClientAlive> It's kind of a long standing issue that I really need to just get dealt with/ over with
[03:02] <cvr> ClientAlive, what nameserver is defined in /etc/resolv.conf?
[03:02] <_Tristan1> $10 to anybody who can figure out how to get php to use the latest mysql library (libmysqlclient18) instead of libmysqlclient16 in natty.
[03:03] <ClientAlive> right now it's 24.220.0.10 and 24.220.0.11 but I'm not running that /etc/network/interfaces file atm
[03:03] <ClientAlive> I'm running the one for bridged with dhcp (dhcp is unacceptable, I need the other method to work for me)
[03:04] <cvr> ClientAlive, so if you type $ nslookup google.com what server does it show connecting to for the dns?
[03:04] <ClientAlive> a who slew of stuff
[03:05] <ClientAlive> about a dozen addresses
[03:05] <ClientAlive> should I reconfigure the network with the config file that's giving me the problems though?
[03:05] <cvr> yeh but the first address where is says server is where its getting the info from
[03:06] <ClientAlive> server" 24.220.0.20"  "Address: 24.220.0.1-#53"
[03:06] <mcored> The developer of Guayadeque -- IMHO one of the finest Linux music player ever created -- is willing to implement this feature to his player. There is a very long thread on ubuntuforums.org dedicated to the testing of Guayadeque where He (Juan) in reply to a questions about a cue sheet support in Guayadeque said: "No at this moment." && "This feature is in my to-do list."
[03:06] <ClientAlive> 24.220.0.10#53 I meant
[03:07] <VeraMono> back in a a sec
[03:07] <Yago> hello
[03:07] <Enguru> My Ubuntu Software Center wont open >.<
[03:07] <Cody_R> Would anyone be able to help me chmod my wubi installation from a live cd? Trying to install grub
[03:07] <cvr> ClientAlive, so its connecting to the dns server u want and its receiving the addresses
[03:07] <Enguru> anyway to troubleshoot?
[03:08] <Yago> What is the name of the startup screen where you can choose Windows or Ubuntu after you install Wubi?
[03:09] <ClientAlive> yeah, but this is a different config file that does work. A diff /etc/network/interfaces  (I didn't know if I should have reconfigured the one that I need but that breaks the system before coming here)
[03:09] <PyTinker> is the googletesting framework for c++ available from the software center?
[03:09] <naryfa> grub?
[03:10] <naryfa> Yago: is it grub?
[03:10] <cvr> ClientAlive, ahh so its probably just your interface file that is broken, can u send the one that doesnt work to pastebin
[03:10] <Yago> naryfa: I don't know, im wondering
[03:10] <bwayne> oh well.
[03:10] <Yago> naryfa: its definately not the purple ubuntu screen
[03:10] <Yago> naryfa: its black
[03:11] <ClientAlive> I have it up. let me get yo the url
[03:11] <naryfa> Yago: the only thing I can think of where you choose the OS is grub
[03:12] <ClientAlive> this is the one that breaks the system (I've also just reconfig the system to be using it)    http://paste.ubuntu.com/1020623/
[03:12] <smw> Yago, I think wubi uses a windows boot loader
[03:12] <naryfa> I never used Wubi actually, I'm sorry
[03:12] <smw> Yago, "Windows Boot Manager"
[03:12] <Yago> oh ok
[03:12] <Yago> thanks
[03:12] <Yago> now heres the realy question
[03:12] <escott> Cody_R, presumably find the wubi image and loop mount it
[03:13] <ClientAlive> If I do nslookup google.com with this configuration it hangs for about 5 sec or so then prints that it timed out to the screen
[03:14] <Yago> Is there a way i can edit my Windows Boot Manager to get rid of the 10 second timer that lets me choose either Windows or Ubuntu?
[03:14] <naryfa> Yago:  msconfig?
[03:14] <lorddelta> Hello? Any chance some could tell me how to reset the unity desktop. I usually use the kubuntu desktop, but my ubuntu desktop refuses to work properly. If I'm lucky, sometimes I see the unity bars before the thing crashes.
[03:14] <bwayne> Yago:  i use EasyBCD
[03:14] <Yago> naryfa: is it possible?
[03:14] <lorddelta> And sometimes I'm unlucky and have no window borders period.
[03:14] <Yago> bwayne: whats that?
[03:14] <smw> Yago, then how will you select ubuntu or windows?
[03:15] <Cody_R> escott: I found a tutorial, attempted to do that, but it can't find the root.disk file in my windows partition
[03:15] <bwayne> Yago, free software that will let you edit the windows boot configuration.  i prefer it to grub.
[03:15] <Yago> smw: i want to remove the timer or shorten it...
[03:15] <naryfa> Yago: open RUN dialog in Win and type MSCONFIG
[03:15] <cvr> ClientAlive, what type of virtualisation are u using?
[03:15] <naryfa> Yago: then go to Boot tab
[03:15] <Yago> naryfa: im not in windows right now :(
[03:15] <naryfa> Yago: play there
[03:15] <ClientAlive> kvm
[03:15] <Yago> ok
[03:16] <mcored> found cvr !! after so many tries http://www.linuxine.com/story/foobnix-simple-and-powerful-music-player
[03:16] <naryfa> Yago: where are you then?
[03:16] <Yago> bwayne: is there like an official web or something?
[03:16] <Yago> Ubuntu
[03:16] <Yago> via Wubi
[03:16] <mcored> http://www.foobnix.com/faq?lang=en is the homepage
[03:16] <smw> Yago, ... also about the question you asked earlier. That black screen you were talking about says "Windows Boot Manager" at the very top :-)
[03:17] <cvr> mcored, nice one
[03:17] <bwayne> Yago, http://neosmart.net/download.php?id=1 .  It says register, but you don't have to.  Just hit the download button.
[03:17] <Yago> smw: Oh I didn't notice cause of the 10 seconds... Im basically rushing to read everything on screen
[03:17] <Yago> bwayne: k thanks ill try it :0
[03:17] <Yago> )
[03:17] <smw> Yago, did you try clicking the down button?
[03:17] <bwayne> it works like a charm
[03:18] <smw> Yago, that should stop the clock...
[03:18] <cvr> ClientAlive, you dont have eth0 defined anywhere in that file?
[03:18] <Yago> smw: yea after I had to restart 3 times cause i didn't notice the timer lol
[03:18] <naryfa> Yago: If you want to edit the windows bootloader, it is better you do it from under windows
[03:18] <ClientAlive> sure I do, its:  " bridge_ports eth0"
[03:19] <Yago> Another problem: I'm having trouble installing chrome on ubuntu the software center keeps saying i must repair it and I repeat the whole cycle over and over again
[03:19] <ClientAlive> is there more to it than that?
[03:19] <cvr> try adding
[03:19] <Yago> naryfa: Yes. Thank-you. I will switch over in a short while
[03:19] <cvr> auto eth0
[03:19] <cvr> iface eth0 inet manual
[03:20] <cvr> above it in the file
[03:20] <naryfa> Yago: do you know how to manually install a program? Via terminal?
[03:20] <ClientAlive> ok, I'll check back and make sure I have everything there correctly. thx
[03:21] <Yago> naryfa: I know how to isntall one using apt-get, but this is a file not from a repo
[03:21] <cvr> ClientAlive, ok gl
[03:21] <Yago> naryfa: i forgot how to install an actual file
[03:21] <Yago> basically no
[03:21] <VeraMono> is there a theme repo?
[03:21] <Yago> naryfa: Usually i just double click
[03:22] <naryfa> Yago: try it this way: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/google_chrome
[03:23] <Yago> ok. If I install chrome the normal way through the software center, does it autoupdate?
[03:23] <naryfa> Yago: uhm... if updates make it to the repos you'll get an update manager noticifaction I guess
[03:23] <naryfa> Yago: if that's what you're asking about
[03:23] <Yago> so it autoadds the repo?
[03:24] <naryfa> Yago: you mean, what I gave you? If it adds the repo?
[03:24] <Yago> ^^^ thats what I meant, sorry for not being clear
[03:24] <jrich82> I am having a difficult time finding an answer to my problem.  i was told this might be a good palce to start?
[03:24] <naryfa> Yago: It will give you the repo of a latest stable Chrome, and that's what you'll be installing
[03:24] <Yago> naryfa: Oh, no i meant the file from google.com/chrome download
[03:25] <naryfa> Yago: never done it this way
[03:25] <naryfa> Yago: you may get the deb file here though https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/?platform=linux
[03:26] <naryfa> Yago: But I still suggest the repo
[03:26] <naryfa> Yago: it's up to you
[03:26] <jrich82> I am using Ubuntu 12.04 and in games with fullscreen mode, there is like a bottom strip that the mouse cannot go into and consequently, I can't click on any buttons in that strip, the mouse doesn't even go into it.  There seems to be some kind fo invisible barrier. ? I am confused...
[03:27] <Yago> naryfa: both of those methods autoupdate?
[03:27] <cvr> jrich82, have you tried running the games with the 3d desktop turned off?
[03:28] <naryfa> Yago: no, only repos
[03:28] <jrich82> @cvr ...no.  I have not.  i can give that a shot.  I can';t seem to find anything in google or Ubuntu forums related to it.
[03:28] <Yago> naryfa: ok thanks
[03:28] <naryfa> Yago: no prob
[03:30] <jrich82> @cvr I'll give it a shot and see what happens.  I am new to Linux in general and have learned a lot in the two weeks I've used it.  If that doesn't work, any other suggestons to look at?
[03:30] <y0om4> hi
[03:30] <cvr> jrich82, not really sry, whenever i've had problems with fullscreen games compiz has usually been behind it
[03:31] <y0om4> is there a way to zoom out the current desktop display? I have to enter information in a window but even alt f7 does not work because it does not grp it
[03:31] <jrich82> So that's what handles the desktop...  I've seen videos on Youtube talking abotu compiz and another like it...  I'll keep snooping around.  Worse case scenario if I break something I can always reinstall.  Thanks!  I'll try it now.
[03:36] <ClientAlive> I'm just curious about something. You see, I've thought that I need a static bridged setup to use nfs for shared storage. Is that really correct? My bridged networking setup that uses dhcp works just fine. But if I were to use that configuration, what would I put in the nfs config file (exports) as far as identifying what computer (guests in this case) can access the share??
[03:38] <cvr> ClientAlive, cant you just put the whole subnet in?
[03:38] <Jpgman> Hey guys, why was Dodge Windows removed from 12.04
[03:39] <Jpgman> I've been trying to get it installed again, with no luck
[03:40] <Jpgman> Anybody know why Dodge Windows was removed from 12.04
[03:40] <Jpgman> ?
[03:42] <Revealer> I have some information that everybody in here needs to know more about, the computrace BIOS level rootkit that is installed on 80% of new desktops and laptops, it was on mine with no options in the BIOS, and it has been exploited to create a BIOS level rootkit that runs in windows and ubuntu
[03:42] <cvr> Jpgman,  https://lists.launchpad.net/unity-design/msg07665.html
[03:42] <kaushal> Hi
[03:43] <Revealer> it runs as rpcnet in windows and schost -rpcss
[03:43] <kaushal> I am unable to open jnlp file in chrome in ubuntu 11.10 Any clue?
[03:43] <Revealer> the company that makes it is called absolute software
[03:43] <ClientAlive> cvr: not really sure. I'm a newb to this area of doing things so have been trying to find a tutorial that I can just follow. Problem is, I don't want to just do it any old way (I actually care about some level of security).
[03:43] <Revealer> again, most machines come with this BIOS level rootkit known as lojack
[03:43] <kaushal> Any known issue?
[03:43] <Revealer> computrace lojack
[03:44] <Revealer> easily exploited for total control of a system including keylogging and location information
[03:44] <Revealer> some sytems even have a chip in the motherboard to reload the rootkit code
[03:44] <Revealer> please research this
[03:44] <cvr> ClientAlive, if you dont want to have the whole subnet able to connect to the share (which is what I have on my lan) why not set your dhcp server to assign the guests a static ip via dhcp?
[03:45] <ClientAlive> I can do that?
[03:45] <majestouch> So i have tried to Burn an iso of Ubuntu 64bit but when i try to boot from it everything is very slow sluggish / laggy takes ages and when it finally boots up the window with the welcome screen that lets you choose if you want to install or try the live disk is Just white and non responsive, this happens when i try to create a live USB as well
[03:45] <majestouch> can anyone help me out ?
[03:45] <cvr> yeh, what are u using for dhcp serving?
[03:45] <ClientAlive> I saw something like that in my router config but wasn't sure the proper way to do it. Would you be willing to coach me just a bit?
[03:45] <Sav1or> FREE KEVIN
[03:46] <ClientAlive> oh, but it's guest on a virtual system that would ultimately be accessing the nfs share (not physical computers)
[03:46] <cvr> ClientAlive, if its in your router probably the best way is to set the IP-address based on the mac address it should have that option
[03:46] <MaynardWaters> is there a #ubuntu-newbee channel?
[03:46] <ClientAlive> ok
[03:47] <ClientAlive> would the mac address of a guest be visible to the router?
[03:48] <cvr> ClientAlive, if its able to talk to the router to get the address it will, its just a virtual mac address anyway
[03:48] <antonio_> aloha folks
[03:48] <Gushings> revealer How would one determine lojack was included and, if so, how to protect against exploitation?
[03:48] <antonio_> for some reason cds are not burning correctly
[03:48] <antonio_> it says they are burnt...but nothing gets burnt
[03:49] <ClientAlive> kvm sets up NAT by default, I thought that what we're talking about was the reason for bridging
[03:50] <cvr> ClientAlive, yeh if its behind that nat it will be an issue, so you didnt get bridged working?
[03:50] <Lavagolemking> Quick question: How well does Skype work in 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04?
[03:51] <cvr> Lavagolemking, as well as it works anywhere in my experience
[03:51] <Lavagolemking> cvr: And your experiences has been good or bad?
[03:52] <ClientAlive> with dhcp it works but with static it doesen't (as per our original conversation). After you mentioned I needed to add those lines regarding eth0 to the interfaces file I wanted to double check with tutorials I've seen. The one I could find (that I've been using) does not have those lines and I don't recall seeing it like that in the others I've seen in the past.
[03:52] <cvr> Lavagolemking, they've been alright, it calls and messages fine
[03:52] <Jpgman> Is there anyway I can switch between 2 windows besides pressing alt+tab? I just upgraded to 12.04 and before I could just click the icon in the launcher and choose between windows
[03:52] <Lavagolemking> No freezing on sounds, or anything like that?
[03:53] <keith__> how can i scroll up/down using irssi
[03:53] <cknox> Does anyone know how to get UserDirectories working with Apache2 on Ubuntu?
[03:53] <cvr> Lavagolemking, not that i've experienced
[03:53] <Lavagolemking> cknox: Are the user directories already mounted/stored on the server in some fashion?
[03:54] <ClientAlive> I think I found a good - thorough site - I'mna check it out bro
[03:54] <cknox> Lavagolemking: yeah they are. I'm getting a 403 error when I try to access them
[03:54] <cvr> ClientAlive, i just got that from the ubuntu kvm guide, i personally havent used kvm, all my VMs are run through VB and its very easy to set this up
[03:54] <Lavagolemking> cknox: Did you check the permissions?
[03:55] <cknox> I've enabled the mod Lavagolemking i've given the directory 777 permissions as a test, and it still gives me a 403 error...
[03:55] <zykotick9> keith__: pgup pgdown, not sure about line-by-line scroll
[03:55] <jbander> I stopped nautilus with "nautilus -q" , how do I start it again. I was trying to change my desktop
[03:56] <jrib> cknox: just a2enmod userdir and reload apache2
[03:56] <ClientAlive> hmm
[03:56] <ClientAlive> ok
[03:56] <cknox> jrib: that's the mod I started talking about and apparently got side tracked
[03:57] <cknox> I've enabled the mod, but goint to ~cknox gives a 403
[03:57] <jrib> cknox: and you have a public_html in the user's home directory that is accessible by www-data?
[03:57] <ClientAlive> als I know is I've been having a really tough time with two important things I need set up for this system (bridged networking and nfs shared storage area). I've been going at it for nearly two weeks now.
[03:58] <Sav1or> FREE KEVIN!
[03:58] <Lavagolemking> cknox: Check the URL for an absolute file (like /~cknox/index.php), rather than directory listing (like /~cknox/).
[03:58] <Lavagolemking> You might have directory listing disabled.
[03:59] <cvr> ClientAlive, you have been through https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking ?
[03:59] <cknox> total 4
[03:59] <cknox> drwxrwxrwx 2 cknox cknox 4096 Jun  2 20:58 public_html
[03:59] <cknox> I can't access ~cknox/index.html either
[04:00] <cvr> cknox, what about the permissions of your home directory though?
[04:00] <jrib> cknox: ls -ld / /home /home/cknox /home/cknox/public_html /home/cknox/public_html/index.html
[04:01] <jbander> Could someone help me please
[04:01] <jrib> jbander: ask your question
[04:01] <joint> asl?
[04:01] <jbander> : I stopped nautilus with "nautilus -q" , how do I start it again. I was trying to change my desktop
[04:01] <cvr> jbander, nautilus
[04:01] <jbander> Just type that in
[04:02] <cvr> yeh
[04:02] <cknox> ah that's it. It's the permissions...
[04:02] <jbander> Thank you very much
[04:02] <damo22> where can i find audio enthusiasts on here
[04:02] <Lavagolemking> cknox: Make sure you set 755 on folders and 744 on files.
[04:03] <Lavagolemking> cknox: On a web server, unless you have a very good reason, you do not want to enable world write access.
[04:03] <jrib> 644 on files :/
[04:03] <Lavagolemking> jrib: You're right.
[04:03] <lorddelta> So, help on why my unity desktop won't start? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1020728/
[04:03] <Lavagolemking> cknox: Sorry, 644.
[04:03] <cknox> Lavagolemking: I was only doing it as a test
[04:04] <cknox> i've nuked the directory and recreated it
[04:04] <Braden`> Hello
[04:04] <Lavagolemking> Not really necessary if you ask me. Just do chmod -R (assuming you don't have any special permission setup already).
[04:04] <dooglus> I booted from a 11.10 live stick and started using it to download the 12.04 iso.  it claims to be downloading at 175.8 MiB/s, but has taken over an hour so far to get 40% of 700MB
[04:04] <dooglus> what's going on?
[04:04] <jbander> Help Again please
[04:05] <Braden`> How would I use regex, sed, whatever to trim this line from "[11:26] -W- *!*@user-0cdvhsq.cable.mindspring.com User 36w, 3d Never impersonation", to only "*!*@user-0cdvhsq.cable.mindspring.com" ?
[04:05] <zykotick9> ClientAlive: i use nfs exports on my host system, with a network bridge for kvm - and don't have anything special in the export command, it's wildcarding to my local network (which the kvm vms belong)
[04:05] <dooglus> Braden`: awk '{print $3}'
[04:06] <cknox> how do I set it so that the files created in the directory will have the same group as the directory?
[04:06] <jrib> cknox: you can g+s the directory
[04:07] <jbander> I turned off nautilus and when I did everything disappeared from my desktop .Now when I left or right click the desktop I get nothing
[04:07] <jrib> cknox: setguid
[04:07] <cknox> ah i see has to be done as root
[04:07] <jbander> I turned it back on but still get nothing
[04:07] <jrib> cknox: hmm, don't think so
[04:08] <Kornkage> so i just installed gnuradio, how do i "run" it ?
[04:08] <clausen> I'm not sure if anyone is left from my tar merging question!
[04:08] <cknox> jrib: I wasn't able to change the group on the folder myself, I had to do it as root..
[04:08] <clausen> but I wrote an efficient program for the job...
[04:08] <jrib> cknox: you're probably not a member of the group?
[04:10] <cknox> baaaaaa
[04:10] <cknox> I'm a part of the group, just not in this bloody screen session
[04:10] <Braden`> dooglus:  How would I do that with an input file?  I tried "-f" but it says awk: tmp.txt: line 1: syntax error at or near [  ---[and]--- awk: tmp.txt: line 156: extra ')'
[04:10] <cknox> be back shortly
[04:10] <lorddelta> Really???
[04:11] <lorddelta> *sigh*
[04:11] <clausen> I thought only root could change groups?
[04:11] <lorddelta> I move that ubuntu-desktop not installing compiz-gnome be filed as a bug.
[04:12] <jbander> I have a question about nautilus anyone
[04:12] <Braden`> oh right, use cat first
[04:12] <Braden`> duh
[04:13] <dooglus> Braden`: awk '{print $3}' filek
[04:13] <jrib> jbander: stop being vague.  Just ask your real question (even when repeating it after a reasonable amount of time)
[04:13] <Braden`> cat | awk...
[04:13] <Braden`> I used that and it worked
[04:13] <Braden`> Thanks dooglus!
[04:13] <jrib> Braden`: useless use of cat
[04:13] <dooglus> Braden`: better not to use cat - just put filename after the awk script
[04:14] <Braden`> Alright
[04:14] <dooglus> Braden`: sorry it's slow - my tranmission is downloading at 200 MB/s..
[04:14] <jbander> Sorry I typed in nautilus -q and I lost everything on my desktop. I typed in nautilus and if I right or left click on my desktop I get nothing ,I'm trying to change mt desktop
[04:16] <cvr> jbander, so when u typed in nautilus again it didnt bring the desktop back?
[04:17] <jbander> I got mu home directory
[04:17] <jbander> No it didn't
[04:17] <cvr> jbander, yeh but could you then click the desktop with that window open?
[04:18] <cvr> jbander, if u cant get it to work just logout and back in again
[04:18] <jbander>  When I right click or left click on the desktop aren't I supose to get a list of things to do including change your desktop ,I get nothing
[04:19] <jbander> Ok I'l log out and in againg
[04:19] <cknox> how do I remove a user from a group?
[04:19] <cvr> cknox, gpasswd -d user group
[04:20] <cknox> particularly aa group that is not showing them a member of in /etc/group
[04:21] <cknox> oh...
[04:21] <cknox> it seems I already inadvertently did that when i did usermod -G...
[04:21] <cknox> good thing I'm still logged in with sudo...
[04:21] <scp1> hello people
[04:22] <jbander1> Thanks everyone got everything back but I can't still change my desktop
[04:22] <scp1> bye
[04:22] <Flannel> cknox: You should really use adduser instead of usermod to add people to groups.
[04:22] <Flannel> (you can also use deluser to remove people from groups)
[04:24] <cvr> jbander1, you just want to change the background? just type appearance into the dash and change it from there
[04:25] <jbander1> I go to change your desktop and  I go to something called appearance I change the picture in the test screen but it never converts to my desktop
[04:27] <chaospsychex> can someone help me. i just installed 12.04 and in 'additional drivers' it says that the 'broadcom sta linux driver' is in use but my wifi isn't working?
[04:27] <cvr> jbander1, not sure then
[04:27] <jbander1> There is no apply button on my appearance page
[04:28] <xangua> chaospsychex: so you just enabled them¿ did you restart¿
[04:28] <cvr> jbander1, it automatically changes the background when u click the image when its working properly
[04:28] <chaospsychex> xangua, well i deactivated it then activated it but haven't restarted
[04:28] <jbander1> I didn't in my last three builds
[04:28] <chaospsychex> after initial install it said it was activated which was weird because i never activated it
[04:29] <jbander1>  I don't know what it would be if it carries over from build to build
[04:33] <chaospsychex> it says driver is activated and currently in use but wifi is not working, it hasn't even been initialized
[04:33] <kisuke> ok on precise what do i need to do to get bluetooth (audio sink) working consistantly?
[04:34] <kisuke> lsusb
[04:35] <chaospsychex> is this a known problem?
[04:35] <chaospsychex> it's the broadcom linux sta driver
[04:36] <kisuke> chaospsychex: STA?
[04:37] <chaospsychex> broadcom sta wireless driver, yes
[04:37] <chipotle> how do i setup a vnc server in ubuntu, so i can access my computer from elsewhere?
[04:37] <chaospsychex> activated and in use, but wifi hasn't even been init
[04:37] <jagginess> chipotle, i have an easier solution..
[04:37] <chipotle> what?
[04:38] <jagginess> chipotle, http://www.nomachine.com/preview/select-package-virtual-desktop-workstation.php?os=linux
[04:38] <chipotle> i'm on a win7 laptop though
[04:38] <jagginess> chipotle, dpkg -i <package.deb> , then https://<ip>:4080 (or use nomachine player)
[04:39] <chipotle> seems it only works fro linux
[04:39] <chipotle> what makes this better than vnc?
[04:39] <jagginess> chipotle, https://
[04:39] <jagginess> (firefox)
[04:40] <jagginess> chipotle, if you want to use a binary client (a bit faster), you download the binary client (which is available on win/mac/linux)
[04:41] <chaospsychex> does it download the firmware when you activate the driver ?
[04:41] <chipotle> jagginess: and it is free?
[04:41] <jagginess> chipotle, also for the binary client, (ssh server needs to be installed on server)
[04:41] <jagginess> chipotle, yes. up to 4 virtual desktops.. (some code is gpl, other parts arent)
[04:43] <kisuke> any onw know why a bluetooth headset (audio sink service) quits working after ~ 10 minutes?
[04:44] <dooglus> the download speed showing up in transmission is going up at the same rate as the amount downloaded
[04:45] <jagginess> chipotle, works? what you also get is remote audio.. this isnt available on vnc..
[04:45] <jagginess> chipotle, i've been using this for over 2 months.. the license is free but restricted to 4 virtual desktops
[04:46] <jagginess> dooglus, that's not possible
[04:52] <CoJaBo> Is there an easier way to find all the dependancies of a tarball source without having to google each individual compile error? :/
[04:52] <kisuke> any one know why a bluetooth headset (audio sink service) quits working after ~ 10 minutes?
[04:52] <CoJaBo> kisuke: Power save mode?
[04:53] <kisuke> CoJaBo: not enables in any way, shape or form.
[04:53] <_sjs> does anyone have any experience with getting tk to work with rvm?
[04:54] <kisuke> CoJaBo: it jsut cut out in the middle of useage and now it wont pair to the headset anymore.
[04:54] <jagginess> CoJaBo, maybe you should ask on #linux, you see.. it's standard to follow the README, and look at the makefile for library name hints.. (the tarball homepage should also say)
[04:54] <CoJaBo> kisuke: Some of the headsets themselves may; is audio playing?
[04:54] <kisuke> CoJaBo: it was.
[04:54] <CoJaBo> jagginess: There is no readme, and the site basically just says run make and pray -_-'
[04:55] <jagginess> CoJaBo, you have url?
[04:55] <CoJaBo> It gives little more than a vague overview of even how to use it lol
[04:55] <CoJaBo> jagginess: So far it seems to still be going; its at http://grail.cs.washington.edu/software/pmvs/
[04:56] <CoJaBo> Its package 2 of 5 that I have to build :/
[04:56] <jagginess> CoJaBo, library hints are alreay on the documentation link..
[04:57] <CoJaBo> jagginess: Yeh, I installed those building package 1 lol.. It needs more than what is listed -_-'
[04:58] <jagginess> CoJaBo, to "compile" you need "<library-dev>" development header files--> compiler looks for (the compiler won't look for library-runtime files)
[04:58] <jagginess> (but of course you did the first half.. which is runtime library files which you need)
[04:59] <CoJaBo> It needed some image processing libs, etc; those weren't listed
[04:59] <CoJaBo> The error now is "fatal error: clapack/f2c.h: No such file or directory"
[05:00] <CoJaBo> but.. I already installed LAPACK. wth.
[05:00] <vent0r> anyone awake?
[05:00] <jagginess> CoJaBo, there's tools i guess, or you can try to grep the lines that say "include <><>" .. then use 'apt-file search <fileheader.h>'
[05:00] <vent0r> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1493143
[05:00] <vent0r> step 5
[05:00] <vent0r> where do i put that xorg conf ?
[05:02] <jagginess> vent0r, that post is 2010..
[05:02] <vent0r> i know
[05:02] <vent0r> thats the version ububtu i run
[05:02] <jagginess> ya but the updates to it arent 2010..
[05:02] <vent0r> its what google gave me
[05:04] <vent0r> where is xorg.conf located?
[05:04] <kisuke> vent0r: /etc/ i beleve
[05:04] <vent0r> nope new file
[05:05] <Jordan_U> vent0r: /etc/X11/xorg.conf (it doesn't exist by default).
[05:05] <Jordan_U> vent0r: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[05:06] <vent0r> thanks jordan
[05:06] <vent0r> 10.04
[05:06] <Jordan_U> vent0r: You're welcome.
[05:07] <Jordan_U> vent0r: For DisplayLink support I would highly recommend upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04 though, or at least testing with a LiveCD/USB to see if it works by default now.
[05:07] <vent0r> whats a good way to update?
[05:07] <vent0r> dont they use unity now
[05:07] <vent0r> i love my gnome
[05:07] <jagginess> CoJaBo, you using http://grail.cs.washington.edu/software/pmvs/pmvs-2.tar.gz ?
[05:07] <Jordan_U> !notunity | vent0r
[05:09] <CoJaBo> jagginess: Theres an updated version; but it doesn't have the binaries
[05:09] <CoJaBo> jagginess: Evidently, there were some files left out, the same ones were in package #1 I just copied from there...
[05:10] <LukeNukem> ANyone who uses nginx here
[05:10] <john38> Is anybody else having random log off problems
[05:10] <john38> in 12.04LTS
[05:10] <LukeNukem> i removed nginx, but everytime my system boots
[05:10] <Jordan_U> vent0r: Another option not mentioned in that factoid is XFCE, which is very similar to GNOME2.
[05:10] <LukeNukem> nginx is started up too.
[05:10] <vent0r> whats a good method to upgrade?
[05:10] <LukeNukem> so i try to remove it again like this : sudo apt-get --purge remove nginx
[05:10] <LukeNukem> and it says package nginx not installed
[05:10] <LukeNukem> how can i fix this
[05:10] <vent0r> via package manager?
[05:11] <LukeNukem> in terminal
[05:11] <Jordan_U> !upgrade | vent0r
[05:12] <DeathStars> How would I change the encrypted root that gets mounted on startup. Passing the cryptsetup=/dev/sda3:LinuxRoot param dosen't work seems like udev or something overides it
[05:12] <bwayne> looking for some rhythmbox help, gang.  i want to sort my music by album-artist.  That is, the album's artist, not the artist of the particular song.  E.g, a mixed cd which is mixed by Digweed.  I want that placed under "Digweed" and all of Digweed's albums put together.  Anyone accomplish something similar?
[05:13] <DeathStars> I want to change it from mounting /dev/mapper/sda3_crypt to mounting /dev/mapper/LinuxRoot on startup.
[05:13] <DeathStars> Tried changing fstab and boot params... nothing. Just a failed boot.
[05:13] <Jordan_U> DeathStars: Did you also change the root= argument?
[05:14] <DeathStars> Jordan_U, Yup
[05:15] <Jordan_U> DeathStars: What is the contents of /proc/cmdline ?
[05:15] <DeathStars> Jordan_U, It may be a plymouth/udev thing though. Because when I ran "sudo grep -vHIr sda3_crypt /" it says /lib/init/rw/udev/data/b252:0 still contain the old one.
[05:15] <CoJaBo> egads, some of these -dev libs are huge :/
[05:16] <DeathStars> And I had to switch back to sda3_crypt on the boot params to actually make it boot. so right now its "BOOT_IMAGE=/vmlinuz-3.2.0-24-generic root=/dev/mapper/sda3_crypt ro quiet splash" but before it was "BOOT_IMAGE=/vmlinuz-3.2.0-24-generic cryptdevice=/dev/sda3:LinuxRoot root=/dev/mapper/LinuxRoot  ro quiet splash"
[05:17] <Jordan_U> DeathStars: You shouldn't need cryptdevice as far as I can tell.
[05:18] <DeathStars> Jordan_U, I know, but when I didn't have it I got the same result, so I just put it there because that's what worked on Arch haha.
[05:19] <DeathStars> Jordan_U, I recently switched back to Ubuntu after about ... 2 years? Of archlinux :P
[05:20] <Chat0057> Hi all!
[05:22] <DeathStars> I'm going to try a different config, after that I'll have to try manually editing the udev files... brb, reboot.
[05:22] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[05:22] <VJB> #heroku
[05:23] <ayuba> please help me
[05:23] <VJB> \#heroku
[05:23] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[05:24] <_sjs> how can I find the location of installed libraries? I used rvm to install ruby 1.9.2 but when I try to require tk it doesn't work, but it does work if I do the require from the default version
[05:25] <Blue1> !sound
[05:26] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[05:26] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[05:26] <Firo2012> Does it have anything on it
[05:26] <clausen> why is srm -qllf so slow?  (about 50kb/s)
[05:27] <clausen> any suggestions on speeding it up?
[05:27] <clausen> sorry -fllz
[05:27] <Firo2012> ayuba does it have anything important on it?
[05:27] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[05:28] <DDoubleS> Jordan_U, Okay, I got booted into it by failing out the sda3_crypt mount and manually mounting it from the recovery shell
[05:28] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys, im running ubuntu 12.04 on an x220 laptopn and was wondering if there was any way to show battery perctage remaining on the battery indicator
[05:30] <DrunkenMaster> Hello All
[05:30] <ayuba> firo2012 can u help me how to do that or any setting that i can do ??
[05:30] <sysdoc> lol
[05:30] <DrunkenMaster> Hope you're having a good night or morning
[05:31] <clausen> hmmm, looks like srm -f still uses fsync(2) at the end.  how annoying!
[05:31] <Jordan_U> DDoubleS: Run "sudo update-grub", then make a backup of your current initrd from /boot/ , then run "sudo update-initramfs -c -k all" and see if that configures everything properly to boot things the way they are.
[05:31] <Yunisika> hi all
[05:32] <Yunisika> how can i restart my gnome desktop the penal is freezned !
[05:32] <DDoubleS> Jordan_U, Already did both, expect I ran update-initramfs -u , reading the man page on -c and -k now
[05:32] <Firo2012> Your drive might have been messed up from a number of reasons open up Gparted and see if you see it.
[05:33] <clausen> Yunisika, does hitting CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE work?
[05:33] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[05:33] <DDoubleS> Jordan_U, And your idea was better haha, running it with c and k all flags now
[05:34] <hansz> Hey... I am forced to do guest login on my new 12.04, as on my login page I have only Hebrew (new problem). I can login from console, of course, but I do not know how to let english exist on the login screen.
[05:34] <hansz> I guess it is a problem with the lightdm, but I have no idea how to handle it.
[05:34] <Jordan_U> ayuba: What do you mean by "cannot detect"? You plug it in and you don't see it avaiable in the list of drives in the left of file browser windows?
[05:35] <KRomo> what is the best photo app for linux? something like picasa?
[05:35] <syn-ack> shotwell
[05:36] <syn-ack> So good it comes out of the box
[05:36] <KRomo> h it is already installed :)
[05:37] <KRomo> nice
[05:39] <DrunkenMaster> Anyone running the new ubuntu through virtualbox?
[05:39] <hansz> help..? I can't login...
[05:40] <ex0a> how can i get adduser to preserve acl modifications to directories/files under /etc/skel?
[05:44] <Yunisika> i want to restart the gnome
[05:44] <DDoubleS> Jordan_U, Worked :D
[05:44] <Yunisika> there must be a command like restart gnome ...
[05:44] <Gushings> try sudo service gdm restart
[05:44] <ApocGoD> Ubuntu 12.04, Gnome 3, Issues with skype and Logitech V-uap42.
[05:44] <ApocGoD> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 046d:092e Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Chat
[05:45] <Gushings> Yunisika : try sudo service gdm restart
[05:45] <Yunisika> thx
[05:45] <Gushings> ApocGoD what are the issues?
[05:46] <ApocGoD> @Gushings It works in Cheese but for some reason I can't get it to show up or work in Skype.
[05:46] <ApocGoD> @Gushings I have version 2.2.0.35, the latest version of Skype.
[05:47] <hansz> I still cannot login. Lightdm allows me to enter hebrew characters only. How can I change that from console?
[05:47] <hansz> where is this setting?
[05:47] <ApocGoD> It works in Cheese but for some reason I can't get it to show up or work in Skype.
[05:47] <ApocGoD> I have version 2.2.0.35, the latest version of Skype.
[05:48] <Gushings> ApocGoD : Check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam , section 3.6
[05:48] <ApocGoD> Will do, reading now.
[05:49] <Yunisika> my shotwell can not import mp4 videos ???
[05:49] <Yunisika> why??
[05:49] <Yunisika> does anyone else has the same problem??? mate
[05:50] <KRomo> hey guys, how can i take a screenshot in ubuntu without a printscreen key...
[05:50] <KRomo> just bought an apple keyboard and it doesnt have one
[05:50] <Gushings> KRomo accessories -> take screenshot.
[05:51] <KRomo> accessories?
[05:51] <cvr> KRomo, type screenshot into the dash
[05:51] <Gushings> What version are you running?
[05:51] <KRomo> 12.04
[05:51] <Yunisika> yes u can use shutter and set a key by yourself or you can just find screenshot app from you menu
[05:51] <Gushings> Yeah, do what cvr said.
[05:51] <Yunisika> you click it and take the shot
[05:52] <Gushings> I'm still on 11.04
[05:52] <KRomo> oh cool thx!
[05:52] <Yunisika> or you can set you own key by from gnome setting
[05:52] <kisuke> ok, im tring to track down a bluetooth error and dmesg shows nothing, where else should i look?
[05:52] <Yunisika> i ma still on 11.04 too and my shotwell can not support any kind of video ?
[05:53] <KRomo> omg, im so in love with ubuntu :) i just formatted my windows hd after a week of enjoying ubuntu and i bought the apple keyboard since it looked so good for linux
[05:53] <cvr> kisuke, nothing in /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog?
[05:53] <KRomo> now the windows hd is a storage drive
[05:53] <Gushings> Cheers, KRomo.
[05:53] <kisuke> cvr: looking ther now
[05:54] <OccupyDemonoid> How do I use custom Web domains with apache?
[05:54] <Gushings> Like a domain name?
[05:54] <OccupyDemonoid> Yes
[05:54] <KRomo> what would be a good distro for a 7 year old who i am buying her first laptop? any suggested laptop with good compatibility? edubuntu?
[05:54] <Bhavesh> I will format my windows drive after Valve releases Steam for Linux
[05:54] <OccupyDemonoid> I suggest Xubuntu.
[05:54] <Gushings> You just need your DNS record to point at your server, OccupyDemonoid.
[05:55] <KRomo> xubuntu is good for kids?
[05:55] <OccupyDemonoid> So, I would need to make a DNS server first?
[05:55] <kisuke> cvr: Unable to get service record: Connection timed out (110) thats the only thing i can find.
[05:55] <kisuke> cvr ^ in /var/log/syslog. i have no /var/log/messages
[05:55] <Gushings> No, wherever you registered the domain name should have the records.
[05:55] <cvr> KRomo, xubuntu isnt aimed at kids no
[05:56] <Gushings> you can update them there, or transfer them to somewhere else.
[05:56] <KRomo> i know it isnt aimed but is it easiest to use and then good for them?
[05:56] <mikeS11> Bhavesh: +1
[05:56] <OccupyDemonoid> Okay, so I have to point that towards my IP of the server?
[05:57] <Gushings> Basically, apache will serve to whatever your current IP is at port 80.  Your DNS record for your domain name will tell someone who types in your domain name what that IP is.
[05:57] <Blue1> OccupyDemonoid: be awrare that some isp block income port 80 requests
[05:57] <cvr> KRomo, not really, it still has alot of rough edges as far as im concerned, kids are smart and will adapt to whatever they're given quickly
[05:57] <Gushings> you need to update that record to match your IP.
[05:57] <Gushings> Eh, I wouldn't worry about it.
[05:57] <Andrew1> hey can anyone help me with a problem i'm having in ubuntu server 12.04? been trying for hours to get this working with no success
[05:58] <Gushings> I don't think that is very common, Blue1.
[05:58] <ashfall> My Ubuntu 11.10 is not updating (package information last updated 23 days agao, according to the update manager). I tried from the terminal, and am stuck at a GPG error: http://bpaste.net/show/8sSqmrDvDEkorGfOoDUo/
[05:58] <Gushings> Andrew1. just state your problem and if someone can help they will try :)
[05:58] <Blue1> Gushings: my isp (cox) blocks
[05:59] <OccupyDemonoid> Alright, thank you. The DNS would be myaddress:80? I can connect just fine through my phone to the IP so port 80 isn't blocked.
[06:00] <Nerv> hi all!
[06:00] <Anonymous221_Num> hi
[06:00] <Nerv> Where all?
[06:00] <Anonymous221_Num> idk im lost in setting up everything new :D
[06:01] <Anonymous221_Num> ubuntu realy good :D i think i switch for sure now
[06:01] <Gushings> You probably shouldn't have to put a port, OccupyDemonoid, but if it's asking for one put 80.
[06:01] <Andrew1> okay, just installed ubuntu server 12.04 fresh and didn't configure the network during install. Now, i can't connect to the internet through eth0. tried to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file and heres what i added:
[06:01] <Andrew1> auto eth0
[06:01] <Andrew1> iface eth0 inet static
[06:01] <Andrew1> address 192.168.1.100
[06:01] <Andrew1> netmask 255.255.255.0
[06:01] <Andrew1> network 192.168.2.0
[06:01] <Andrew1> broadcast 192.168.2.255
[06:01] <FloodBot1> Andrew1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:01] <Nerv> i have qustion who can help?
[06:02] <OccupyDemonoid> Okay, thank you, Gushings :)
[06:02] <kisuke> !ask Nerv
[06:02] <OccupyDemonoid> Just ask
[06:02] <KRomo> Nerv, wuddup?
[06:02] <Anonymous221_Num> hmm my installation didnt ask for any network setup, it works all fine. every driver installed :D
[06:02] <Nerv> just what?
[06:02] <Nerv> ok
[06:03] <Anonymous221_Num> cant help much though, only use it 1 day now
[06:03] <Nerv> wuddup?
[06:03] <OccupyDemonoid> Nerv, what is your question?
[06:03] <Anonymous221_Num> ? ubuntu i mean wuddup i not even know xD
[06:03] <Nerv> Shattlowrth have own blog
[06:03] <ashfall> !gpg
[06:03] <Nerv> I cant egistered :(
[06:03] <Anonymous221_Num> sry maby im confusing ;)
[06:04] <Gushings> Andrew1 does ifconfig show eth0?
[06:04] <Nerv> registered cant
[06:04] <Andrew1> yes it shows it
[06:04] <ashfall> !gpg_error
[06:04] <bazhang> Nerv, do you have an actual ubuntu support question? the chit chat channel is #ubuntu-offtopic , Not here
[06:04] <Nerv> I have actual question
[06:04] <Nerv> How regostered?
[06:04] <bazhang> Nerv, then ask it, all on ONE line
[06:05] <bazhang> !gpgerr | ashfall
[06:05] <cvr> Andrew1, you have the network and broadcast on a different subnet to what u've defined
[06:05] <NoWayJose> I have Quicken on Windows 7, does ubuntu have a program that I can put all my checking information on from Quicken?
[06:05] <Nerv> no
[06:05] <Nerv> here many people
[06:05] <ashfall> bazhang: Thanks
[06:05] <bazhang> Nerv, stop that
[06:05] <Nerv> NO!
[06:05] <Andrew1> oh okay. so what do I need to do to fix it?
[06:06] <cvr> Andrew1, change the 2 to a 1 in both those lines
[06:06] <kisuke> ok, any one have any clue why a bluetooth connection spontaneously disconnects while in use, and ubuntu refuses to reconnect? dmesg has nothing and syslog is rather uninformative,
[06:06] <Anonymous221_Num> its maby not liked when asking simple things i could google in 5min or ? like is it possible change emphathy whit background colours, plugins ect? or mor recommend get xchat,msn ect ? :D
[06:06] <Nerv> Anybode?
[06:06] <Nerv> How do it?
[06:06] <Anonymous221_Num> i would have many little questions not very important, where i need many google time haha but some ppl could answer in 1 sec xD
[06:06] <Anonymous221_Num> but i not want ask many if its not ok :D
[06:06] <bazhang> Nerv, how to do what.
[06:06] <Andrew1> okay one sec
[06:07] <Nerv> How Register in Shattloworth blog?
[06:07] <bazhang> Nerv, that has nothing to do with Ubuntu support. stop asking here
[06:08] <OccupyDemonoid> Nerv, what is your native language? Maybe we could help better explain it to you that way?
[06:08] <Nerv> Its Ubuntu support Shuttlort is Ubuntu And Ubuntu - OS of Shuttlworth
[06:08] <Nerv> this is Ubuntu question
[06:08] <NoWayJose> Nothing? Figures.
[06:08] <bazhang> Nerv, a blog registration has nothing to do with Ubuntu OS support
[06:08] <Gushings> Nerv Shattloworth blog doesn't even have any google hits.
[06:09] <OccupyDemonoid> NoWayJose, what was your question?
[06:10] <NoWayJose> I have Quicken on Windows 7, does ubuntu have a program that I can put all my checking information on from Quicken?
[06:10] <Andrew1> okay i changed the numbers, but it's still not getting a connection :/
[06:10] <KRomo> NoWayJose, can i make a suggestion?
[06:10] <KRomo> use mint.com forget quicken
[06:11] <windbuntu> when i am logging into ubuntu 12.04, i have that choice of ubuntu or ubuntu 2D. does that effect the way the desktop looks or does it go deeper?
[06:11] <Nerv> Shtworth all time talking "My OS"... "My Linux"  "My distr..."
[06:11] <cvr> andrew can you ping 8.8.8.8?
[06:11] <OccupyDemonoid> NoWayJose, you can try these: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-free-financial-software-alternative-to-quicken/
[06:12] <Andrew1> cvr: says "network is unreachable"
[06:12] <kisuke> ok, any one have any clue why a bluetooth connection spontaneously disconnects while in use, and ubuntu refuses to reconnect? dmesg has nothing and syslog is rather uninformative,
[06:12] <cvr> Andrew1, have u restarted the network since? sudo service networking restart?
[06:13] <cvr> Andrew1, provide your $ route and $ ifconfig output
[06:14] <Andrew1> yes, i ran sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[06:15] <Andrew1> okay let me put that together, one sec
[06:15] <NoWayJose> KRomo, I've used Quicken for 8 years.
[06:16] <mikeS11> NoWayJose: KRomo: It possible to run Quicken under wine or in a VM?
[06:16] <mikeS11> NoWayJose: KRomo: Perhaps one of those is a solution.
[06:18] <Gushings> NoWayJose It looks like Wine runs Quicken okay, and there may be some native programs you can try importing into.
[06:20] <Gushings> What is quicken even doing nowdays.
[06:20] <Gushings> Didn't they drop support for Mac as well?
[06:20] <bazhang> Gushings, lets get back on topic please
[06:21] <Gushings> Yes mother.
[06:22] <cvr> NoWayJose, i've used gnucash in the past and it'll import quicken files to some degree, dont think you will find anything that compares to all the features in quicken on linux though
[06:24] <bahhooo> cornholes
[06:24]  * bahhooo corns
[06:29] <Andrew1> okay, here is the output for route and ifconfig: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1020821/
[06:29] <CoJaBo> Huh. Well that turned out to be a grand waste of time.
[06:30] <kisuke> ok, any one have any clue why a bluetooth connection spontaneously disconnects while in use, and ubuntu refuses to reconnect? dmesg has nothing and syslog is rather uninformative, does any one have any suggestion at all?
[06:32] <seiyuu> hi
[06:32] <Blackshirt> Hei seiiyu
[06:32] <seiyuu> this is my first one here
[06:33] <Blackshirt> Seiyuu..you are greats
[06:33] <GBGamer> Hello everyone, I am just installing Ubuntu on my new laptop, and it's stuck on configuring hardware. Any help
[06:33] <GBGamer> ?
[06:33] <Blackshirt> Seiyuu, congratulations guys..
[06:34] <Blackshirt> gbamer, what your hardware related cause the trouble
[06:37] <kisuke> how would i find an error with a bluetooth device when dmesg reporrts nothing?
[06:37] <seiyuu> by the way some body knows or can do a recomendation about  a radio browser capable to find japanese issue
[06:39] <Blackshirt> seiyuu, exactly, i don't know..maybe others here know you mean
[06:41] <seiyuu> well tnks have a nice day
[06:42] <whiskers75> kisuke: what sort of error
[06:45] <Mortician> How would I go about installing Torchat to ubuntu? any ideas?
[06:45] <kisuke> whiskers75: thats what im tring to figure out, my bluetooth headset just has its connection dropped, finally came up with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11804599
[06:45] <kisuke> whiskers75: ^ almost the exact same problem.
[06:46] <whiskers75> kisuke: ill check the link
[06:47] <whiskers75> kisuke: connect to the headset from the command line?
[06:51] <kisuke> whiskers75: working on it
[06:53] <seiyuu> hi
[06:53] <bavani> hi
[06:55] <NoWayJose> ok thanks
[07:00] <kisuke> whiskers75: using hcitool: "can't create connection: Input/output error"
[07:04] <kish> i want to disable unity
[07:04] <bazhang> !notunity | kish
[07:09] <frustro> hi, I dont want a gui, but have 12.04 installed.  how do I boot with out a gui and not waste cpu clocks? I only ssh to pc.
[07:10] <frustro> fedora it was a runlevel thing, but ubuntu not do that.
[07:10] <Blackshirt> Remove x server and related gui
[07:11] <kish> that works
[07:11] <kish> frustro, you may want to remove the x server
[07:11] <kish> i should do the same
[07:11] <frustro> I want no x, just a shell box from this guy.
[07:12] <kish> you might look into installing the server edition
[07:12] <kish> but that wont be necessary
[07:12]  * frustro is listening
[07:13] <kish> i dont know what to remove
[07:13] <kish> you know of the ubuntu server frustro?
[07:13] <frustro> too late, already have dev build enviro setup, cant wipe/restart
[07:14] <frustro> just need to stop at rc3
[07:15] <mcored> hey guys
[07:15] <frustro> meh, I'll pull x and xfce and see what happens, if the x server dotn start, all the better for me.
[07:15] <mcored> i am formatting my server this time to custom partition and install ubuntu; so i have 2 physical HDDs. HDD1 i want to have / and swap
[07:15] <mcored> is it better to have swap at the end or at the beginning?
[07:15] <mcored> HDD2 will be mounted as /home
[07:16] <frustro> beginnig
[07:17] <mcored> thanks frustro and should it map 1:1 to my physical memory so for 4 GiB i will have 4096 MiB ?
[07:17] <frustro> 1.5 map
[07:17] <frustro> no for 4 you want 6
[07:17] <mcored> much appreciated
[07:19] <mcored> done, one last question should / be logical or primary?
[07:20] <mcored> i already created swap for 6144 MiB at the beginning
[07:20] <mcored> now to allocate / for the rest of the space :)
[07:20] <erferror> Hello! Ubuntu12.04 I'm connected to a WLAN interface at the moment and would like to know if its possible to share the wireless connection as a LAN connection, wlan0 -> eth0 ? Wireless card- Intel Centrino Adv N6230
[07:21] <CoJaBo> I don;t suppose anyone has any idea whatsoever on how to figure out what package I'd need for this file? ../include/utils.h:12:20: fatal error: cxcore.h: No such file or directory
[07:25] <mcored> hey guys if u can help me with this quick question that would be great; i am stuck at a decision, i am installing *nix in this server pc and i created swap for 6144 MiB at the begninning of the hdd now i want to mount / for the rest of the space; is it gonna primary or secondary for the type of partition? does it really matter?
[07:32] <frustro> aight, that didn't work. so how the hell do I stop x from starting on boot?
[07:34] <paranoiko_koalak> help with ubuntu?
[07:35] <ircnode0> somebody happen to know which option will let me specify where to download in wget?
[07:35] <ircnode0> read man for 6 minutes already.
[07:35] <frustro> be in the dir you wnat to dl into?
[07:37] <ircnode0> okay. I though I can specify it with options. thanks
[07:38] <phirestalker> I want to know how to add an extension to a file based on its file type, using the commandline preferably
[07:40] <paranoiko_koalak> I  heard that the 12 version has removed aircrack ng. is there any deb repositoy in which I can find it?
[07:42] <phirestalker> I thought maybe I could use the output of the file command, however it seems to place things in different spots every time, it will mention ID3 before the actual file type and things like that, is there a way to make the file command output more structured info?
[07:43] <drostie> paranoiko_koalak: I might know the answer to that. one sec...
[07:43] <Zexanima_> Hello o/
[07:48] <paranoiko_koalak> well drostie?
[07:48] <CoJaBo> ok, wth, opencv is provided by libcv, not libopencv.. WAT ._.
[07:48] <drostie> paranoiko_koalak: sorry, my list of "things I did when installing my computer" just says that I found a .deb file on Launchpad.net, but doesn't say exactly where I found it. If you can find a .deb file you can `sudo dpkg -i <filename>` it.
[07:51] <paranoiko_koalak> there is no directory drostie
[07:54] <drostie> paranoiko_koalak: are you on amd64 or i386?
[07:55] <paranoiko_koalak> i386
[07:55] <drostie> paranoiko_koalak: https://launchpad.net/~dr3mro/+archive/personal/+files/aircrack-ng_1.1-1.1build1_i386.deb on precise.
[07:56] <drostie> paranoiko_koalak:  save it and dpkg -i <filename> it.
[08:00] <paranoiko_koalak> ok drostie thaaanks
[08:02] <tintin> i knew there was a plugin for totem so that if i enter into a folder with movie from nautilus, it shows the images from that file which plugin is that?
[08:06] <tintin> i knew there was a plugin for totem so that if i enter into a folder with movie from nautilus, it shows the images from that file which plugin is that?
[08:10] <jc__> how can i see what my xorg file look s like?
[08:17] <moes> jc__, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:22] <erferror> How to list users created on a system when on root?
[08:22] <llutz> erferror: getent passwd
[08:24] <sacarlson> erferror: you can look at the file /etc/passwd  it will have a list of all accounts
[08:26] <erferror> Thank you llutz Schmo
[08:26] <erferror> sacarlson* Sorry
[08:26] <Scarecro313> hy all
[08:27] <Scarecro313> what are you all doing??
[08:32] <AshKyd> 3/part
[08:34] <bost> hi all
[08:35] <bost> guys Im tired of repeating sudo-apt get update sudo-apt get upgrade... isnt there a way how to do these two command in a one shot?
[08:36] <jussi> bost: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[08:36] <Blackshirt> Are you sure you oftenly using that command for daily use?
[08:37] <jussi> bost: the && says to the second command "run after the first finishes successfully"
[08:37] <bost> I do it once almost every day
[08:37] <jemark> bost: jussi was quicker than me
[08:37] <bost> thx!!! im gona make myself an alias for it
[08:38] <bost> alias uu='upd && upg'
[08:38] <bost> :)
[08:39] <lfactor> hey all, running ubuntu server,  just wondering about virtual ips for so i can run a local test involving more than 65k ports
[08:39] <lfactor> netstat  | grep 10.0 shows it using my virtual ips
[08:39] <Blackshirt> Bost, i think you don't really need it for daily works... You should run update to update index first after changes the repo sources, and run upgrade if you want upgrade...
[08:40] <lfactor> for i in `seq 1 17`; do ifconfig lo:$i 10.0.0.$i ; done
[08:40] <lfactor> code sets source address as source_address=(source_ip, 0)
[08:40] <lfactor> however i still get error: [Errno 98] Address already in use
[08:40] <bost> Blackshirt: ?
[08:41] <shazzr> *arg* been trying xbmc, moovie, plex and enna. None of them live ut to what boxee had. xbmc was close, but was lacking social media integration. is there anything else that I could try out?
[08:41] <shazzr> moovie=moovida
[08:41] <Blackshirt> Bost, yes
[08:41] <bost> Blackshirt: I mean I use a desktop using xfce and since the 12.04
[08:41] <jussi> Blackshirt: I think you are a little confused
[08:42] <bost> Blackshirt: I get about 3 'something crashed' popups a day
[08:42] <pi3ch> shazzr: got a couple of plugin for social media and micro blogging
[08:42] <jussi> Blackshirt: the command bost is using is about updating the programs,not the ubuntu version
[08:42] <jvcleave> anyone able to install ubuntu on  a macbook pro 8,2 or higher?
[08:42] <bost> Blackshirt: so Im really looking forward for the update && upgrade which's gonna solve all that problems
[08:44] <bost> Blackshirt: jussi guys it's insane. I mean there must be about 100 bug reports made by me alone mostly about he same program
[08:45] <Blackshirt> I think nothing that solving everything...this was not a magic..you should try different solutions based on situation and condition
[08:45] <shazzr> pi3ch: xbmc?
[08:46] <pi3ch> shazzr: yeah
[08:46] <bost> Blackshirt: ? Thant implies I should try another distro since Im happy with unity
[08:46] <shazzr> pi3ch: what are they called, and where do I find them?
[08:46] <bost> jussi: uhg :) ok
[08:47] <Blackshirt> Bost, not like that guys
[08:47] <pi3ch> shazzr: xbmc forum, ShareSocial. if thats what you mean by social integration.
[08:48] <bost> Blackshirt: ?? ugh ?? don't understand what r u talking bout
[08:48] <cvr> what DE are people using for stability on ubuntu atm? I've recently upgraded my lucid server that gets occasional desktop use by house guests, and was rock solid having 100% uptime apart from kernel update reboots. now there are random lockups maybe one or two per week, really regretting upgrading so far
[08:48]  * globalbot *taps dances for #ubuntu*
[08:49] <globalbot> so. anyone need help?
[08:49] <globalbot> speak up now plox.
[08:50] <pi3ch> globalbot: yep, I cannt setup my 3rd monitor working when I have higher resolution, here is a link to my issue: http://superuser.com/questions/430621/xrandr-fails-when-3rd-monitor-has-higher-resolution
[08:50] <Guest56720> test
[08:51] <shazzr> pi3ch: boxee had a button that let me send out a tweet after watching a movie. that is what i'm missing in alle the other media centers.
[08:52] <pi3ch> shazzr: I m pretty sure you can set it up in xbmc. there are many cmd twitter clients that you just need to bind them with a key.
[08:53] <pi3ch> shazzr: and there is also a xtweet for xbmc: http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-xtweet/
[09:04] <arnab> hi... i have the unity console, i don't like that. how can i switch to something simpler like xterm, and also remove all files related to unity to free up resources?
[09:05] <arnab> (i hope this is the help channel... sorry if it is not)
[09:05] <cvr> arnab, you'd be better off trying a different distribution that is more inline with your needs
[09:05] <oCean> cvr: that would be silly
[09:06] <oCean> arnab: there are several other desktops available, such as KDE, LXDE (lightweigt) or XFCE (similar to old gnome)
[09:06] <arnab> oCean, lxde or xfce sound good
[09:06] <arnab> i don't want fancy, but i want something powerful and usable
[09:06] <arnab> let me try lxde then... thanks
[09:07] <truemove> arnab: try openbox with tint2 panel
[09:07] <truemove> so nice
[09:07] <chu> lxde is awesome
[09:07] <solving> The file browser is opening up automatic whenever i power on the computer... How can i stop this please?
[09:07] <truemove> fluxbox is nice to
[09:07] <arnab> so for lxde, i will do: sudo apt-get lxde
[09:07] <oCean> arnab: sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[09:08] <chu> lcde uses openbox as the w,
[09:08] <chu> wm*
[09:08] <chu> lxde too
[09:08] <arnab> ok many choices - lxde, openbox, fluxbox :) let me see some pics and read online a bit then... thank u
[09:08] <truemove> arnab: here is my openbox setup
[09:08] <truemove> http://i.imgur.com/N1Ztg.png
[09:09] <arnab> truemove, looks great - wanna check - you've tried/read about the others and u like this most?
[09:10] <truemove> yes i like this one the best. but you have to edit some config files to get it look like you want.. but you can change everything :D
[09:10] <truemove> but fluxbox is nice to
[09:10] <truemove> there you have a panel as default
[09:10] <truemove> in open box you install tint2
[09:11] <truemove> its the panel
[09:11] <budhacheese> Is dual booting Ubuntu with WinXP recommended ive got the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot infront of me but i just wanted to get some opinions before committing
[09:11] <pi3ch> truemove: nice setup. I would suggest awesome X though
[09:11] <truemove> try install many differente, and just try til you find the one u like
[09:11] <truemove> pi3ch: thx
[09:11] <oCean> budhacheese: yes, many users have such dualboot configurations
[09:12] <__Hybris__> budhacheese: You might as well dualboot Win7
[09:12] <budhacheese> and it shouldnt slow my dell latitude D810 down while im running XP?
[09:13] <__Hybris__> budhacheese: Why would it, it simply takes up some space on the hard drive.
[09:14] <budhacheese> Ok great news, thank you for the answers and patience.
[09:14] <budhacheese> Im new to linux.. but looking forward to gaining development experience on that OS
[09:14] <myhero> i have a usb tv tuner card....unfortunately linux driver is not provided with it so i make it work in ubuntu ? how to see if its detedted ?
[09:15] <Mentally_Ill> а тут по-русски говорят?
[09:15] <drecute> when a user is created, what group can he be added to in order to make a directory?
[09:15] <erferror> Hello! I don't see locale output containing LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8" but something other than "en_US.UTF-8". locale-gen is not fixing it. How can I reset it back to LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8" ?
[09:15] <ikonia> myhero: check to see if it has linux support
[09:15] <myhero> ikonia: on it box its supported os is only windoes
[09:16] <ikonia> check then
[09:16] <myhero> ikonia: how to check ?
[09:17] <ikonia> myhero: find out what chipset is on it, then do a little bit of google/researching
[09:17] <Dennis> Anybody have any expertise in Torchat?
[09:19] <budhacheese> oCean: or __Hybris__: on the site they say "When a Windows installation already occupies the entire hard drive, its partition needs to be shrunk, creating free space for the Ubuntu partition. You can do this during the Ubuntu installation procedure, or you can see How to Resize Windows Partitions for other options."
[09:19] <budhacheese> does the Ubuntu partitioning have a good track record or should i just partiition in xp?
[09:19] <drecute> when a user is created, what group can he be added to in order to make a directory?
[09:19] <firas> when you press alt+ctrl+f2 ubuntu changes to cli mode. A text appeares at the top "Welcome to ubuntu 12.04...". How to change that text?????
[09:19] <ikonia> budhacheese: if you need to resize, you'll need to use the ubuntu partition tools
[09:20] <ikonia> drecute: no specical group needed
[09:20] <ikonia> special even
[09:20] <truemove> pi3ch: i read about it now.. semes really nice.
[09:20] <__Hybris__> budhacheese: I did it with Ubuntu, it worked fine.
[09:20] <Jordan_U> budhacheese: Ubuntu's partitioning has a great track record. That said you should have backups of any important data (which you should also have even if you're not doing anything potentially dangerous).
[09:20] <drecute> ikonia: i keep getting permission denied on mkdir command
[09:20] <ikonia> drecute: where are you trying to create a directory ?
[09:21] <drecute> and I don't want to add such users to sudoers file
[09:21] <solving> The "Nautilus" is opening up automatic(Start up) whenever i power on the computer... How can i stop this please?
[09:21] <budhacheese> ok once again great news thank you guys
[09:21] <myhero> ikonia: i want to burn ubuntu 12.04 iso....can i just dd it ?
[09:21] <firas> solving: change that from the startup application
[09:22] <myhero> ikonia: or i have to use disc creator ?
[09:22] <firas> solving: applications
[09:22] <quixotedon> myhero: yes, you can download and burn it into iso
[09:22] <pi3ch> truemove: yeah I've started using that since yesterday. it is awesome :)
[09:22] <ikonia> myhero: you can't "dd" to make a CD
[09:22] <quixotedon> myhero: you can use any cd burner application, xfburn is recommended though, having bad experience with brasero
[09:22] <firas> when you press alt+ctrl+f2 ubuntu changes to cli mode. A text appeares at the top "Welcome to ubuntu 12.04...". How to change that text?????
[09:23] <myhero> quixotedon: i have downloaded the 4.7gb dvd image but will dd do the work i'll have to use disc creator ?
[09:23] <myhero> ok
[09:23] <truemove> pi3ch: but you can use only one window at the time ?
[09:23] <Jordan_U> myhero: Are you trying to make an Ubuntu DVD to boot from or a USB drive with Ubuntu?
[09:24] <pi3ch> truemove: not really. just hover through windows.
[09:24] <firas> How to change the text "Welcome to ubuntu ...." when you press alt+ctrl+f2 ???????
[09:24] <pi3ch> truemove: I m now having 10 open them open
[09:25] <myhero> Jordan_U: i am making Ubuntu DVD...but i'll create usb in future !!!
[09:25] <truemove> pi3ch: sound good
[09:26] <mikeS11> firas: MotD is what you need to change I believe.    http://www.howtogeek.com/104708/how-to-customize-ubuntus-message-of-the-day/
[09:26] <alien2601> hi, I am trying to install 12.04 from live CD but after the initial load screen when the CD tries to load i just get a black screens with a command prompt interfac (can't type when this happens) .. anyone know a fix or if I am doing something wrong?
[09:26] <Jordan_U> myhero: Why did you mention "usb disk creator" then? Was that a mistype or a misunderstanding of what the USB Startup Disk Creator is for?
[09:26] <firas> mikeS11: thanx
[09:28] <yezariaely> I have several sources in /etc/apt/sources.list* When I select a package using apt-get can I some get the info from which source it is fetched?
[09:29] <solving> firas, It is happening for current user only. I think it should not be in Start up . I think , It did not able to end the past session
[09:29] <mikeS11> yezariaely: If you run the following command you can see where the package comes from. 'apt-cache show <package>'
[09:30] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys, i have 12.04 lts on a lenovo x220 laptop and the battery isnt charging beyond 90%
[09:30] <yezariaely> mikeS11: I tried that already but couldn't find the corresponding entr
[09:30] <yezariaely> y
[09:30] <oooaaaoooo> what should i do?
[09:30] <mikeS11> yezariaely: Which package?
[09:30] <drecute> ikonia: /users - a NFS mount
[09:31] <yezariaely> mikeS11: wine1.5 but it should come from an additional source
[09:31] <ikonia> drecute: ok, so you need to look at the file system permissions on the nfs server, see what they are being exported as
[09:31] <Jordan_U> oooaaaoooo: Batteries lose capacity over time, there isn't really anything you can do about that.
[09:31] <truemove> pi3ch: did you install awsome-extras to?
[09:31] <truemove> Package awesome-extra
[09:32] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo:try removing the battery and replacing it again
[09:32] <firas> solving: any ideal how to change the default one ???
[09:32] <mikeS11> yezariaely: I can tell that wine1.4 comes from universe. Read the 3rd line of the output of the apt-cache command, it should say "Section:".
[09:32] <BoomItzAsh> Hey people.
[09:33] <yezariaely> mikeS11: ok mine says "otherosfs" whatever this means ... but thx!
[09:33] <BoomItzAsh> I was wondering if you guys knew if WINE was essential to run .exe files on the latest update of Ubuntu?
[09:33] <mikeS11> yezariaely: For wine1.4, mine says universe/otherosfs. *shrug*
[09:34] <ikonia> BoomItzAsh: you cannot run windows software without wine
[09:34] <ikonia> BoomItzAsh: depending on wine as a solution in my experience is unacceptable
[09:34] <BoomItzAsh> Thanks man
[09:34] <yezariaely> ikonia: you are damn right ... since the last update one of my games does not run anymore :(
[09:35] <BoomItzAsh> I think it would be cool if Ubuntu ran everything
[09:35] <ikonia> want to use windows software, use windows
[09:35] <ikonia> it's pretty much that simple
[09:35] <BoomItzAsh> But Minecraft.. on the go
[09:35] <myhero> Jordan_U: thats a mayb mistype or misunderstanding....right now i want to create bootable ubuntu 12.04 dvd so i was asking if just doing dd will do the job or i'll have to use any other dvd burner softwares.....and for usb i'll make it in future (usb can be dd'ed ?)...!!!
[09:35] <BoomItzAsh> +Steam
[09:35] <mikeS11> BoomItzAsh: Minecraft can run on Linux natively. That's the nice thing about java.
[09:35] <quixotedon> ikonia: talking about wine, i had a program installed through it, but until now i can't uninstall it.. what a mess! any solution to this?
[09:35] <Darael> BoomItzAsh: Steam is coming, Minecraft can run natively.
[09:35] <ikonia> quixotedon: how did you install wine ?
[09:36] <BoomItzAsh> http://www.winehq.com/ <--
[09:36] <mikeS11> Darael: I'm stoked about steam. I will be wiping out my windows partition....
[09:37] <MrGizmo757> i have a question.  can i run the Jupiter applet and the CPU freq scaling applet at the same time? or will they cancel each other out?
[09:37] <BoomItzAsh> Thanks for that, cause right now the only way I can seem to run it is through WINe
[09:37] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: well?
[09:37] <quixotedon> ikonia: installed it through software centre as usual, it was like an update from version 10.10 to 11.04 that makes it like inacessible, i forgot the details, anyway but now the program is unuseable as well as not uninstallable :(
[09:38] <iram> d
[09:38] <ikonia> quixotedon: so if you open software center and try to remove it, what happens ?
[09:38] <ayr> hii
[09:38] <quixotedon> ikonia: you mean remove wine??
[09:38] <Jordan_U> myhero: dd can't be used to burn any type of CD/DVD. You'll have to use some type of burning software, but Brasero (GUI) and wodim (Terminal based) come by default with Ubuntu.
[09:38] <hem> hi.. I do not really get it why I get this result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1021009/
[09:38] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: well what
[09:38] <ikonia> quixotedon: yes
[09:39] <quixotedon> ikonia: wine is easily removeable, but the program that had been installed through wine remains there
[09:39] <Darael> mikeS11: I shouldn't get your hopes up /too/ high - I doubt /everything/ will get ported along with it.  Awesome as that would be.  OTOH, Valve could contribute enough to WINE to integrate it for those things that weren't ported... that'd be kinda cool.
[09:39] <alien2601> I am getting a blank screen (with terminal like interface) when trying to run ubuntu 12:04 from live CD (trying to upgrade).. anyone know why this is happening?
[09:39] <BoomItzAsh> can't you just run a command to remove wine?
[09:39] <hem> my direct rendering is working but my card does not support unity 3d
[09:39] <ikonia> quixotedon: ahhh, I see what you are saying
[09:39] <ikonia> quixotedon: sorry, I thought you where saying wine wouldn't remove
[09:39] <hem> plz any one look at it. it works just great with kwin/kubuntu
[09:39] <quixotedon> ikonia: then i tried installing wine again, and uninstalling the program, and it didn't want to.. pretty bad
[09:39] <tuxgeek> quixotedon: have you tried apt-get autoremove?
[09:39] <ikonia> quixotedon: the guys in #winehq have some tricks on that, they know exactly which files to remove to remove the client
[09:39] <quixotedon> ikonia: yeah, it's the program installed in  wine not the wine
[09:39] <Jordan_U> hem: "Not blacklisted:          no" In other words your card/driver is blacklisted for some reason.
[09:39] <Darael> quixotedon: You can remove /all/ the stuff installed in WINE by removing your ~/.wine folder, and ~/.local/share/wineprefixes too (IIRC) in certain cases.  Not sure about a single app.
[09:40] <mikeS11> Darael: I know what you're saying, and you're probably correct... but I still looking forward to the bright future! cheers!
[09:40] <ikonia> quixotedon: fully understand now
[09:40] <hem> Jordan_U, but why?
[09:40] <kdkslll> hi my volume icon in system tray dissappeared have gnome. tried to get gnome volume applet but after reading packet list said couldnt locate
[09:40] <Darael> mikeS11: Oh, yeah, it's still great that it's coming.
[09:40] <quixotedon> tuxgeek: is it for uninstalling programs installed through wine?
[09:40] <hem> it did not work in 11.10 but geforce go 7400 should no work with 12.04
[09:40] <Jordan_U> hem: Probably because other users with the same hardware encountered serious issues.
[09:40] <myhero> Jordan_U: can u suggest any gud book on ubuntu and linux ins and outs ?
[09:40] <quixotedon> ikonia: any solution? :)
[09:40] <hem> I know because it works with kubuntu 12.04 with all kwin effects
[09:40] <kdkslll> and the ubuntu desktop the system tray has completely dissappeared
[09:40] <Jordan_U> !manual | myhero
[09:41] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys, i have 12.04 lts on a lenovo x220 laptop and the battery isnt charging beyond 90%, what should i do
[09:41] <ikonia> quixotedon: well, I'm not a big wine user, but I have seen the guys in #winehq work out exactly which files to remove in your .wine directory to remove certain applications
[09:41] <myhero> ubottu: is it downloadable ?
[09:41] <ikonia> quixotedon: worth asking them as I've seen them do it a few times
[09:41] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo:try removing the battery and replacing it again
[09:41] <Darael> myhero: Last I checked there was a PDF version, but why not follow the link and see?
[09:41] <quixotedon> ikonia: ok, i'll try going there, thanks a bunch.. :)
[09:41] <firas> When i turn on my computer, lightdm tells me it failed to load the session. When i press alt+ctrl+f2 ( to start gdm) the cli tells me "Authentication failed" like a million time..
[09:42] <BoomItzAsh> Wait, to get Minecraft to run om here, do I just get the .jar applet?
[09:42] <myhero> Darael: ok
[09:42] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: i suggested that before, have u done that?
[09:42] <oooaaaoooo> i just tried it
[09:42] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: well?
[09:43] <kdkslll> any idea how to resotre volume icon in gnome it wont locate applet. and system tray in ubunutu desktop gone altogether. these updates are fing my computer up
[09:43] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: it says what its been saying all along
[09:43] <oooaaaoooo> charging
[09:43] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: is it a dual boot?
[09:43] <Darael> !details | kdkslll
[09:44] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: yes and no. I left the windows bootloader but deleted the actual windows partition
[09:44] <hem> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nux/+bug/728745
[09:45] <hem> this should work know.. I can force unity-3d
[09:45] <hem> but I do not really get it why it does not support
[09:46] <hem> damn compiz
[09:46] <kdkslll> is there any way to restore fully working previous versions of ubuntu like natty narwhal without losing current information
[09:46] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: does this happen with every desktop environment or is it specific?
[09:46] <abcd123> i need help. synaptic says packages can't be authenticated. any idea why and how to fix this? ive been having problems when I went to foreign country (from finland to vietnam)
[09:46] <abcd123> i also had troubles with update manager
[09:47] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: as in does it happen with for example kde?
[09:47] <firas> When i turn on my computer, lightdm tells me it failed to load the session. When i press alt+ctrl+f2 ( to start gdm) the cli tells me "Authentication failed" like a million time..
[09:47] <Darael> abcd123: Try updating your package lists:  "sudo apt-get update" is a fast way, but in the Update Manager try checking for updates as an alternative.
[09:48] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: ...and unity/gnmone 3 too?
[09:48] <tuxgeek> gnome*
[09:48] <kdkslll> what keys to press on startup to restore previous version of ubuntu bcasue it gave me option but ignored it and now i dont know how to manually
[09:49] <Darael> kdkslll: That won't give you the previous version, only an older kernel.  Sorry.
[09:49] <kdkslll> is there a fast way of getting bug patches
[09:50] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: tuxgeek i dont know... havent tried it. I do know that before switching to 12.04 i was running lenovo's power management program to maintain a charge lever of 90%. I thnk it might have something to do with that... is there anyway i can vary the charge percentage in gnome/unity
[09:50] <mcored> i got foobar2000 working and it is sweet!! http://i.min.us/iXn1rvMdcj4iQ.PNG
[09:50] <quixotedon> kdkslll: if you mean updating a faster way, type on terminal "sudo apt-get update"
[09:51] <Darael> quixotedon, kdkslll:  ...and follow the "sudo apt-get update" with a "sudo apt-get upgrade" to actually /install/ the updates rather than just get the computer aware of their existence.
[09:51] <abcd123> it worked Darael. thank you
[09:52] <quixotedon> Darael: yeah, the sudo apt-get upgrade is a companion.. :)
[09:52] <quixotedon> Darael: thanks to remind.. :)
[09:53] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: none that i can think of but the cli apm tool might help with the right arguments passed to it....but i suggest you try installing the gnome or unity DE's and see if the problem is repeated
[09:53] <Darael> abcd123: Happy to help.  Usually that error is because the package list update missed the signature files for the various packages, often due to a dodgy internet connection.  Fortunately the fix is easy.
[09:54] <oooaaaoooo> de's?
[09:54] <abcd123> Darael, "dodgy internet connection" this internet connection here is pretty weird
[09:54] <tuxgeek> desktop enviromnments
[09:55] <tuxgeek> environments*
[09:55] <DaveMorris1> Hi all,  I'm trying to upgrade from Lucid to Pecise (desktop) and it can't find the release.  I've checked /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades and it is set to lts, update and upgrade to the latest lucid.  But still get "No new release found" after running sudo do-release-upgrade
[09:55] <Saqks> I do not have any sounds on 12.04.I can play music,videos etc.But not any kind of notification sound say eg: empathy. I don't have any boot up sounds also.Please help
[09:55] <Darael> DaveMorris1: It won't, until there's a point release.  Try "sudo do-release-upgrade -d" to do it anyway.  The -d flag works with update-manager too, if you've got a GUI and would prefer that.
[09:56] <DaveMorris1> cheers, I thought the -d flag was to download only
[09:57] <Darael> DaveMorris1: Nah, technically it goes for the "development version", but for LTS-to-LTS upgrades it's still the dev version until the first point release, so as to be extra-sure of stability.
[09:57] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: ...report back on your progress
[09:57] <Saqks> Help me :(
[09:57] <DaveMorris1> jsut checked, it's apt-get where -d is download only
[09:58] <oooaaaoooo> tuxgeek: lol none, im just running an apt upgrade, see if that has any effect
[09:58] <Saqks> On 12.04 no sounds. Can play music. BUT no notification sounds like emapthy neighter any bootup sounds
[10:00] <tuxgeek> oooaaaoooo: okie dokie
[10:00] <quixotedon> Saqks: have you checked the setting through Super + Sounds ??
[10:01] <quixotedon> Saqks: go to Sound Effect tab, check if you have checked the Mute option there
[10:02] <quixotedon> Saqks: if yes, uncheck it, or maybe the volume is set too low it is unheard
[10:02] <Saqks> guys i can play music
[10:03] <Saqks> i don't have any notification sounds.
[10:03] <quixotedon> Saqks: have you checked the setting through Super + Sounds ??
[10:03] <drecute> I setup autohome(/etc/auto.home) to an nfs filesystem like this: *	-fstype=nfs,rw,nosuid,soft	fsserver:/users/&
[10:03] <drecute> when the user logs in he can't make a directory. I'm getting permission denied
[10:03] <Saqks> Nope whats that
[10:04] <DaveMorris1> Saqks: Is your music player configured to play through the same sound card as the notifications.  Does the music file play if you hover over it in the file browser (nautilus)
[10:04] <Guest5903> Is there anyone who can help me with gammu.. I know its not the correct place to ask though
[10:04] <quixotedon> Saqks: on your keyboard, press Windows button (in Ubuntu we call it Super button), then type "Sounds"
[10:05] <drecute> how do I ensure the user gets full access to the home dir when he authenticated
[10:05] <Saqks> hangon guys
[10:05] <Saqks> thats a good point
[10:05] <quixotedon> Saqks: go to Sound Effect tab, and check the alert (notification) setting there, either it is muted or turned to low volume
[10:06] <Saqks> damn it
[10:07] <quixotedon> Saqks: what's wrong? (be nice here, please.. :) )
[10:07] <Saqks> Thanks guys this is a old laptop where the internal speakers are bit damaged. The volume was too low.
[10:07] <Guest5903> Is there anyone who can help me with gammu.. I know its not the correct place to ask though
[10:08] <quixotedon> Saqks: you're welcome... so nothing goes wrong now?? ;(
[10:08] <damms005> I use testdisk to recover some files on my sda and I want to perform some sorting operation by using shell scipts or terminal. I have tried my best in using find -name \*txt -exec mv new directory. Nothing happens
[10:08] <Saqks> Does this have any default login sounds?
[10:09] <quixotedon> Saqks: yes, 12.04 comes with default login sound, unfortunately you can't test it there..
[10:09] <damms005> how do I write some shell or terminal commands to do the sorting like txt file seperately, pdf files seperately, etc
[10:09] <drecute> I setup autohome(/etc/auto.home) to an nfs filesystem like this: *	-fstype=nfs,rw,nosuid,soft	fsserver:/users/&.    when the user logs in he can't make a directory. I'm getting permission denied. how do I ensure the user gets full access to the home dir when he authenticated
[10:09] <Saqks> This is my father's laptop who is 60+ and loves the Ubuntu Login Sound.
[10:09] <Saqks> Let me reboot.
[10:10] <quixotedon> Saqks: i see, try it then.. :)
[10:10] <Saqks> Thanks quixotedon
[10:10] <quixotedon> don't mention it Saqks, we live to help each other ;)
[10:11] <damms005> pls how can I write scipts to find a file recursively and move it to another directory (recursively also)
[10:12] <DaveMorris1> damms005: one option is to look at the find command
[10:13] <DaveMorris1> it will be something like find . *.mp3 - exec <your command to perform on the search results>
[10:13] <DaveMorris1> obvs test it
[10:13] <damms005> daveMorrissl: find command does not redirect its output to mv. Error is 'missing destination file'
[10:13] <DaveMorris1> and you'll need to add a recursive flag in there
[10:14] <DaveMorris1> that would imply the folder you want to move to doesn't exist
[10:15] <damms005> daveMorrissl: the error is "missing argument to '-exec'
[10:15] <mcored> why would this happen guys? this hdd was used earlier in a Windows system http://i.min.us/ibwHX4rSGj5b3P.PNG
[10:15] <mcored> i can share fine without enabling write access
[10:15] <Eagleman> http://pastebin.com/c0Pi5bk9 is my server.conf
[10:15] <Eagleman> vsftpd refuses every connecting i make with the current server.conf
[10:16] <damms005> daveMorrissl: when I "find . *.avi  - exec mv /destination_folder'  the error is "missing argument to '-exec'
[10:17] <Onixs> damms005: did testdisk recovered most of your files?
[10:18] <damms005> onixs: yes, sorting is now aproblem
[10:18] <Mikey^> Hello
[10:18] <damms005> onixs: yes, sorting is now a problem.(although some archive files are broken)
[10:19] <Onixs> why sort, did you use photorec withit?
[10:19] <Mikey^> I run ubuntu 12.04 x64 on an asus netbook.  The netbook has a combo mic and headphone jack. I would like to know if its possible to use my phone headphones with it. I can use it as a headphone, but how to I also use the mic
[10:19] <damms005> onixs: yes, to recover the files on the partition
[10:19] <Mikey^> /to/do*
[10:20] <damms005> pls how can I write scipts to find a file recursively and move it to another directory (recursively also)
[10:20] <Eagleman> vsftpd refuses every connecting i make with the current server.conf
[10:20] <Eagleman> http://pastebin.com/c0Pi5bk9 is my server.conf
[10:20] <Onixs> extundelete is better imo da
[10:20] <damms005> onixs: what is extundelete?
[10:21] <Onixs> similar to testdisk. recover files, but not deleted partition
[10:22] <damms005> onixs: so can you help with sorting this files
[10:23] <Saqks> On 12.04 its does not have bootup sounds.
[10:23] <Mikey^> 7quit
[10:23] <Onixs> testdusk forum has that script you want
[10:24] <Onixs> testdisk*
[10:24] <quixotedon> Saqks: still doesn't work?
[10:24] <damms005> onixs: I want something like:  find ./directory -name *filename* -exec cp ./destination.........is this possible; or with a script with WHILE loop?
[10:24] <Saqks> Hi Quixoton  I now have the notification sounds in empathy
[10:24] <stephenh> yep
[10:25] <damms005> onixs: how do I link to testdisk forum
[10:25] <Saqks> but yet no bootup sounds
[10:25] <quixotedon> Saqks: good then
[10:25] <Saqks> Does on 12.04 have any sounds like when u empty the trash etc?
[10:25] <stephenh> find . [-options] -exec cp {} /path \;
[10:26] <quixotedon> Saqks: never experienced that before, i just shift+delete all the time :d
[10:26] <DaveMorris1> damms005: find . -name *.avi | xargs -I '{}'  mv '{}'  des/.
[10:27] <stephenh> DaveMorris1: why run two commands to one job
[10:27] <DaveMorris1> or the way stephenh did ^^
[10:27] <stephenh> :-)
[10:27] <Saqks> This is my dad's laptop n he wants want
[10:27] <DaveMorris1> because I was too lazy too look up the syntax to pass the argument into the correct location of -exec
[10:28] <DaveMorris1> but now I'll remember
[10:28] <DaveMorris1> was doing whilst doing 3 other things as well
[10:28] <miss_ubuntu> Question: how can i become an opensource programmer for ubuntu ? i  have bash ,C++ skills
[10:28] <Saqks> Bootup sound still missing ;(
[10:29] <Saqks> Can any1 help me to get boot up sounds on 12.04?
[10:29] <damms005> daveMorrissl: so referring to what stephenh said; do I have to run the two commands to that job?
[10:29] <quixotedon> Saqks: seems that it's been disabled by default version after update
[10:30] <quixotedon> Saqks: a minute, i'm looking for a remedy.. :)
[10:30] <Saqks> thanks quixotedon
[10:30] <DaveMorris1> damms005: if you did it my way, I chained two commands together.  stephenh's way was using a single command, which will run quicker
[10:31] <stephenh> damms005: you use find to find the files you want and -exec to run a command against the result
[10:31] <DaveMorris1> the '|' command is what links commands together within scripts, such that you can pipe the output from one program to another
[10:31] <stephenh> you were on the right track, just needed some help with syntax :)
[10:31] <quixotedon> Saqks: open terminal, type sudo gedit /etc/xdg/autostart/loginsound.desktop
[10:31] <Saqks> ok
[10:31] <stephenh> the | (pipe) pipes output from command1 to command2
[10:31] <stephenh> what he said
[10:31] <stephenh> ^^
[10:32] <quixotedon> Saqks: it will open a gedit program, copy paste this: [Desktop Entry]Name=GNOME Login SoundType=ApplicationExec=/usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-login" --description="GNOME Login sound"
[10:32] <damms005> daveMorrissl: stephenh: DO YOU GUYS HAVE A LINK, E-BOOK, PDF FILE OR ANY AID. that can help me know these things(man pages are not easy straight). (you guys have been most helpful thanks)
[10:33] <Saqks> shal i savei  it?
[10:33] <solving> Is there any good terminal server on Ubuntu repos?
[10:33] <quixotedon> Saqks: sorry, copy paste this: [Desktop Entry]
[10:33] <Saqks> shall i save it?
[10:33] <quixotedon> Name=GNOME Login Sound
[10:33] <quixotedon> Type=Application
[10:33] <quixotedon> Exec=/usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-login" --description="GNOME Login sound"
[10:33] <stephenh> damms005: on how to use find?
[10:33] <stephenh> www.google.com  'linux find'
[10:33] <stephenh> :|
[10:33] <quixotedon> those are all the lines one by one..
[10:33] <DaveMorris1> damms005: I assume a basic list of commands and when/why you would use them
[10:34] <solving> Is there any good terminal server on Ubuntu repos? I need multiple users to connect to my computer
[10:34] <quixotedon> yes, Saqks, please follow my recent reply, (adjust the line)
[10:34] <stephenh> solving: xrdp
[10:34] <Saqks> done
[10:34] <stephenh> presents an X desktop over rdp
[10:34] <quixotedon> Saqks: after you do, save, and restart, try it, complete guideline http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/05/enable-gnome-login-sound-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/
[10:35] <azertyu> hello there
[10:35] <Saqks> thanks dude
[10:35] <azertyu> is there any tool able to check like nmap for files and directory available on remote host ?
[10:35] <damms005> stephenh: I know the drills. Basics.  like writing scripts to automate some tasks(I only have few scirpts that are VERY BASIC. like my  "bye" script that does "shutdown -P now")
[10:35] <quixotedon> Saqks: you're welcome
[10:36] <iceroot> azertyu: ssh with test-statements
[10:36] <roshan_> Hello
[10:36] <stephenh> damms005: so shell scripting?
[10:36] <iceroot> azertyu: you can write a script for that
[10:36] <roshan_> Can youu tell me what is the difference between lightdm and gmd2 ?
[10:36] <damms005> stephenh: yes
[10:37] <azertyu> how ?
[10:37] <stephenh> damms005: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html
[10:37] <iceroot> roshan_: you mean gdm?
[10:37] <iceroot> roshan_: and gdm has version 3 not version 2
[10:37] <roshan_> Anyoone ?
[10:37] <stephenh> it has a nice process and examples/exercises
[10:38] <DaveMorris1> I've created a new upstart script, but when I try and run it I'm told it is an unkown job.  Do they get registered on startup?  If so how do I register a new one without restarting?
[10:38] <roshan_> iceroot  :  anyway how are they different, and which one is being uv\sed in Ubuntu 12.04 and 11.10
[10:38] <iceroot> roshan_: ubuntu 12.04 is using lightdm, if i am correct 11.10 is also using nlightdm
[10:38] <quixotedon> !lightdm | roshan_
[10:38] <damms005> stephenh: what of something that you can recommend for a beginner in networking?(general OS networking or linux specific) like if I have apache server on a computer and I want to use the resources on another computer (wireless or wired connection)
[10:39] <roshan_> ok. Thanks for that
[10:39] <roshan_> Is it possible to alter the location of the password field in Ubuntu login screen ?
[10:39] <stephenh> that makes no sense
[10:39] <stephenh> you have apache and want to use resources on another computer ?
[10:40] <iceroot> roshan_: the main difference is that gdm is part of gnome and is written in gtk, lightdm can be used with any toolkit and is lighter then gdm. lightdm is the default in 12.04 for all desktops
[10:40] <stephenh> why don't you buy an ubuntu book for beginners and work through it
[10:40] <iceroot> !who | stephenh
[10:40] <roshan_> iceroot: is it possible to edit it in some way ?
[10:40] <iceroot> roshan_: like?
[10:41] <stephenh> ....
[10:41] <roshan_> My second question of changing the location of the password fiels ...
[10:41] <damms005> stephenh: NO. Scenario: I have a computer running apache(on lampp); I want to access the LOCALHOST of that computer from another.  THAT'S IT
[10:41] <yellabs-r2> whats the difference between normal server or an server with maas ?
[10:41] <iceroot> roshan_: you have the sourcecode of course you can modify it like you want
[10:41] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[10:41] <stephenh> damms005: please don't say things like NO or THAT'S IT when you can't explain what you want properly.
[10:42] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[10:42] <roshan_> Once edited the sourcecode, do i need to re compile it again ?
[10:42] <iceroot> roshan_: yes
[10:42] <yellabs-r2> damm005 find out the ip adres ?
[10:42] <stephenh> damms005: as i said, pick up an ubuntu book for beginners.  it covers all the basics, including apache.
[10:42] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[10:42] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[10:42] <damms005> stephenh: I have a computer running apache (on lampp) and  I want to access the localhost of that computer from another. How do I do that. Thanks
[10:42] <roshan_> Thank you...I will give it a try and post the results here
[10:42] <yellabs-r2> ifconfig
[10:43] <oCean> ayuba: no need to repeat that quickly
[10:43] <ayuba> so
[10:43] <ayuba> please help me
[10:43] <iceroot> ayuba: put in the pendrive, after that type "dmesg" in the terminal and paste the output
[10:43] <iceroot> !paste | ayuba
[10:43] <stephenh> damms005: on pc1: apt-get install apache2   on pc2:  open browser, http://pc1
[10:43] <stephenh> damms005: you will be viewing content on pc1 from pc2
[10:44] <ayuba> thank you iceroot i try...
[10:45] <damms005> stephenh: Thanks. Sounds like what I need. But is there any need for IP addressing, MAC add, or something?
[10:45] <DaveMorris1> damms005: it sounds as if you may have configured apache to listen on the local interface only (127.0.0.1) you may need to configure it to listen on the IP addess you have given the PC eg 192.168.0.10
[10:46] <DaveMorris1> damms005: but try and access it first as Stephenh suggests , I'm not sure what the default configuration is when you install
[10:47] <damms005> DaveMorris1: Please, can you be so kind to give a material where I can read about something like such? Thanks.
[10:48] <Somelauw> Hi, I did an update of ubuntu from version 11.4 to 11.10, but at the end I got an error and if I run aptitude it suggests about 100 removals. Is there any way to recover from this situation?
[10:48] <oCean> damms005: https://help.ubuntu.com/ has all this information
[10:48] <damms005> stephenh: I have lampp installed on PC1. Guess there will be no need to do "apt-get install apache2" on PC1 again.
[10:49] <yellabs-r2> damms005 cant you acces the lampp pc ? you could then use bash to find out the adres
[10:49] <yellabs-r2> with ifconfig
[10:50] <yellabs-r2> when you know the adres you can acces it from the other pc
[10:50] <roshan_> iceroot: which of the following in the given paste should I edit for making changes to the login screen ?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1021068/
[10:50] <damms005> stephenh: does the pc1 in "http://pc1" means the IP address of PC1? If yes, how do I get it (quote you: on pc1: apt-get install apache2   on pc2:  open browser, http://pc1;  you will be viewing content on pc1 from pc2)
[10:51] <Somelauw> My computer is something half between 11.4 and 11.10. The update was never finished. Is there a way to finish the upgrade or revert to 11.4?
[10:51] <yellabs-r2> we now know his ip adres .. lol
[10:52] <Atlantic777> I want to get newer gcc (because of distcc and other machines in network). Is there a way to do this easily or I should go for chroot and completely new toolchain there?
[10:52] <damms005> yellabs-r2: don't get that pls.
[10:52] <yellabs-r2> Somelauw, i dont know, but you could use the live session to rescue some data, if thats whats needed
[10:53] <DasEi> Somelauw: finish upgrade
[10:53] <oCean> damms005: you can find/list the ip address of pc1 by running ifconfig -a on pc1. You can access pc1 from pc2 by hostname (if you want) by editing /etc/hosts
[10:53] <DasEi> Somelauw: first check your sources.list
[10:53] <DasEi> Somelauw: make sure it contains 11.10 only
[10:53] <wookienz> chaps, xchat uses F9 for full screen switching, but so does notifications panel. So i can t get Xchat bac... where do i change the default beaviour of choosing the next item in the notifcations panel?
[10:53] <roshan_> which of the following in the given paste should I edit for making changes to the login screen ?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1021068/
[10:54] <DasEi> Somelauw: need more help on this ?
[10:54] <damms005> yellabs-r2: Is this possible: pc1 is running apache and I type the IP add of pc1 on pc2; can I access the localhost of pc1 on pc2 as such?
[10:54] <oCean> damms005: you can find/list the ip address of pc1 by running ifconfig -a on pc1. You can access pc1 from pc2 by hostname (if you want) by editing /etc/hosts
[10:54] <Somelauw> Is onereic 11.10?
[10:54] <DasEi> !oneiric
[10:55] <DasEi> Somelauw: need more help on this ?
[10:55] <damms005> oCean: is there a lead to something I can read to be able to do that? (you can find/list the ip address of pc1 by running ifconfig -a on pc1. You can access pc1 from pc2 by hostname (if you want) by editing /etc/hosts) Thanks
[10:56] <oCean> damms005: on pc1 open a terminal and type ifconfig -a
[10:56] <Somelauw> Then I think it is correct. The updating process crashed somewhere at the end.
[10:56] <DasEi> Somelauw: need more help on this ?
[10:56] <Somelauw> DasEi: More help with what?
[10:57] <DasEi> Somelauw: finishing your istro-upgrade
[10:57] <DasEi> distro*
[10:57] <Somelauw> yes
[10:57] <DasEi> Somelauw: open a terminal ..
[10:57] <Somelauw> Can I see a log of the dist-upgrade?
[10:57] <oCean> Somelauw: dist-upgrade is not a release upgrade
[10:57] <Somelauw> DasEi: Yes, okayy
[10:57] <fikri> hello
[10:58] <fikri> nice to meet you all
[10:58] <Somelauw> oCean: Oh, sorry, I meant a release upgrade.
[10:58] <oCean> ok :)
[10:58] <deanzod> I just did a clean install of ubuntu 12.04 on my laptop but can't get any sound. Can anyone help?
[10:58] <DasEi> Somelauw: could, the apt-log, well, lets proceed fixing it for now
[10:58] <Somelauw> Sorry for confusing them.
[10:58] <oCean> np
[10:58] <Sachin1> Can anyone tell me how to use  dvmt?
[10:58] <DasEi> Somelauw: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[10:58] <comrade> Can anyone here help me with a basic cinnamon question?
[10:58] <biggi_mat> deanzod, hows your driver situation
[10:58] <Somelauw> DasEi: What would you like me to pastebin?
[10:58] <damms005> oCean: I saw a bunch of information when I did that. (most of em I dont understand though) but info on eth1, lo, ppp0....all contain inet addr
[10:59] <DasEi> Somelauw: apt is still working ? / your sources.list
[10:59] <Guest59583> If anyone can help me with a basic cinnamon question let me know, trying to figure something out.
[11:00] <damms005> so how do I deal with /etc/hosts to be able to connect to pc1?
[11:00] <oCean> damms005: somewhere in the output is the actual ip address of pc1, I can not tell which since I do not know your setup/configuration.
[11:00] <deanzod> not sure really. In the sound settings it looks like my card is recognised and I can see on the input part my mic is picking up sound.I tried downloading the realtek alc883 linux driver and installing but still no sound
[11:00] <oCean> damms005: first you need to determine pc1's ip address, then edit /etc/hosts on pc2
[11:00] <oCean> damms005: but again, all this is at http://help.ubuntu.com
[11:00] <oCean> damms005: you might want to start reading first
[11:01] <tuoba> hi
[11:01] <tuoba> hi everyone
[11:01] <Somelauw> DasEi: It seems right to me, but here it is: http://pastebin.com/jsMDT1NZ
[11:01] <tuoba> oh yes
[11:01] <tuoba> yeah
[11:02] <roshan_> Do i need to edit loginprompt.ui file for changing the location of the password field in ubuntu login screen ?
[11:02] <roshan_> ewtr
[11:02] <DasEi> Somelauw: apt is still working ? like apt-get update ?
[11:04] <deanzod> biggi_mat: any ideas what I could try?
[11:05] <Somelauw> DasEi: Yes. If you are searching for stuff that dysfunctions. When using anything else than unity like awesome or wmii all letters in a terminal are very big. I tried fixing this in .Xdefaults but it seemed to be ignored.
[11:05] <sergeantcupcake> howdy! :)
[11:05] <DasEi> Somelauw: could you answer my questions ?
[11:05] <Somelauw> I think it has something to with a configuration file that I kept instead of replaced. I can't remember it's name.
[11:05] <Somelauw> DasEi: apt update works.
[11:05] <biggi_mat> deanzod, I haven't used sound on linux for too long to be that useful. Some kind of ac3 filters and so on maybe?
[11:06] <Somelauw> My sources list, I already gave.
[11:06] <Chuck_Norris> meinwhile Chuck_Norris... http://ubuntuone.com/0ylJep5Bj3qYiLKazJPvWM
[11:06] <damms005> oCean: okay i'll do that in earnest. but can you just finish that up? 127.0.0.1 is the localhost as seen from /etc/hosts
[11:06] <DasEi> Somelauw: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:06] <oCean> damms005: yes, but every computer has a 127.0.0.1, so you cannot use that from another pc (2) to communicate with other pc (1)
[11:07] <DasEi> Somelauw: else single packets can be reconfigured or purged~reinstalled
[11:07] <IdleOne> Chuck_Norris: Please don't paste nonsense and stay on topic
[11:07] <oCean> damms005: if you do not have a basic understanding of how to work with Linux, it is really difficult to configure a webserver
[11:07] <oCean> damms005: that is why I suggest you should start reading/learning on basics
[11:07] <Somelauw> DasEi: Wouldn't that upgrade to 12.4?
[11:07] <DasEi> Somelauw: nope
[11:07] <deanzod> biggi_mat: You saying it could just be a case of downloading a certain  audio codec?
[11:08] <Somelauw> Since oneiric is 11.10
[11:08] <damms005> oCean: Sorry I am not that bad...lol(I am presently running lampp which I use to test my PHP pages locally before deployment ). so does it mean I will have to manually assign IP to  pc1?
[11:09] <DasEi> Somelauw: not even sudo apt-get distupgrade would, but first you said you are between 2 distros, if the apt threw no error , you are clearly on oneiric
[11:09] <damms005> oCean: I am already reading the guide you suggested. Thanks
[11:09] <Somelauw> I am on oneiric, but there might be problems since the upgrade kinda crashed on me somewhere at the end.
[11:09] <yellabs-r2> damms005 you could try turnkey linux, they have preinstalled server versions, burn on iso and install to your on your pc, its a bit easier, but still you need to learn... the basics
[11:09] <sergeantcupcake> hey can anyone recommend a program to adjust the internal fan speed on my laptop?
[11:10] <yellabs-r2> http://www.turnkeylinux.org/
[11:10] <biggi_mat> deanzod, yup
[11:10] <yellabs-r2> ah, i see you hare reading the guide
[11:10] <yellabs-r2> better :)
[11:10] <Somelauw> Like the problem with big fonts in terminal outside unity.
[11:11] <DasEi> Somelauw: single apps : sudo dpkg-reconfigure awesome for instance, or  sudo apt-get remove --purge awesome && sudo apt-get install awesome ;; carefull with the remove thingy, better check by --dryy-run, as often apt suggests to remove half the desktop
[11:11] <damms005> yellabs-r2: so how do I become almost like you?
[11:11] <Eagleman> vsftpd refuses every connecting i make with the current server.conf
[11:11] <Eagleman> http://pastebin.com/c0Pi5bk9 is my server.conf
[11:11] <sergeantcupcake> Somelauw: It helps if you ensure that all firmware is up to date before restarting after the update. That worked for me.
[11:11] <DasEi> Somelauw: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a  , most basic system settings
[11:11] <wilx> Hi.
[11:11] <sergeantcupcake> wilx: Hi! :)
[11:12] <wilx> How can I get debugging symbols for given package/application?
[11:12] <yellabs-r2> damms005 just try out and read and learn and hack and view youtube on the subject , and dont be afraid of breaking it,  and have fun
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> l
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> hmm
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> bluetooth keybord on android isent sending ctrl-stuff  over ssh. bummer
[11:14] <csaba> hello is there java programmer? im a beginner and i have a few problem
[11:14] <damms005> yellabs-r2: the ubuntu guide recommended for me is only showing me HOW TO INSTALL server(maybe some kind of ubuntu server). nothing on ACTUALLY NETWORKING PC
[11:14] <DamienCassou> hi
[11:14] <DasEi> csaba: ##java  channel
[11:14] <ranveer5289> csaba:  Try java channel
[11:15] <csaba> DasEi: ranveer5289ok
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> damms005:  clarify what info you need perhaps
[11:16] <oCean> damms005: now you are just being silly
[11:16] <oCean> damms005: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/index.html do you not see "networking"?
[11:16] <damms005> Dr_Willis: I want a lead to read about HOW TO CONFIGURE COMPUTERS TO INTERACT(like networking). e.g. install apache on pc1 and access it from pc2
[11:16] <DamienCassou> I maintain emacs-snapshot packages for many ubuntu releases using PPA. Currently, binaries for i386 and amd64 are built. How can I add 'armhf' ?
[11:17] <oCean> damms005: you just keep asking people for help, you will get referred to the documentation over and over again, since you are missing basic understanding
[11:17] <roshan> Hello
[11:17] <roshan> I have question about changing the location of the password prompt in the login screen
[11:17] <roshan> Do I need to edit loginprompt.ui for changing the location of the password field in ubuntu login screen ?
[11:18] <damms005> oCean: Thanks ocean, NETWORKING is written there IN BLACK&WHITE...lol.  You guys re so kind. thanks
[11:18] <deanzod> biggi_mat: thanks for the suggestion. I installed the restricted extras and vlc but still no sound. Anyone else have any ideas?
[11:18] <Dr_Willis> damms005: you just sort of asked how to 'physically' network pcs. but thenyou asked how to setup specific services.. so you do know how to plug in the cables/routers and stuff?
[11:19] <cheako> Hello, I have 3.5G of bootchart should I do much of anything other then delete them?
[11:20] <Dr_Willis> id deletee them cheako
[11:20] <Dr_Willis> ;)  wonder how you got so much
[11:21] <cheako> Dr_Willis: dual booting.
[11:21] <damms005> Dr_Willis: no doc. I can do with connecting them. Accessing them is my itch
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> deanzod:  for vlc i had to try the different sound output devices, to get it working. alsa, pulse, defsult, rerstsrt vlc after changeing that setting
[11:22] <Dr_Willis> damms005:  if they can ping each other they are networked. what service are you wanting to use is the next question
[11:23] <yellabs-r2> hmm, package owncloud needs to be updated to version 4 \
[11:23] <yellabs-r2> ubuntu is still getting 3.0.0
[11:23] <yellabs-r2> from repo
[11:23] <IdleOne> !ot | yellabs-r2
[11:23] <Eagleman> vsftpd refuses every connecting i make with the current server.conf
[11:23] <Eagleman> http://pastebin.com/c0Pi5bk9 is my server.conf
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> may be a ppa for it yellabs-r2
[11:23] <damms005> Dr_Willis: access web service on pc1 from pc2. (like localhost)
[11:23] <yellabs-r2> yeah
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> damms005:  localhost is the local box. http://localhost shows the local apache web site here..
[11:24] <DasEi> damms005: few links you got, maybe first check some more easy tasks, like samba, ssh and further basics, it's frustrating to ride a mbicycle, when it's unclear how to cycle anually, no offense though, if you have no second pc, use vm's to learn hands on
[11:24] <DasEi> manually*
[11:24] <deanzod> Dr_Willis: Excuse my ignorance, but how do I add new output devices? I have heard of alsa but have no idea what it is
[11:25] <DasEi> !alsa
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> deanzod:  its in the vlc settings. audio section. a pull down item. default is 'default' or 'auto' i had to use alsa on one box i had
[11:25] <mattia> hi
[11:26] <mattia> can i ask to yuo?
[11:26] <DasEi> !ask
[11:26] <mattia> ok
[11:26] <Dr_Willis> for some reason vlc has issues with sound on one of my machines. i have to twiddle with that setting every time
[11:26] <mattia> Can i suck your dick?
[11:26] <lycosa> !patience
[11:26] <DasEi> mattia: leave yurself
[11:28] <roshan> Hello, anyone know of editing the light dm ?
[11:29] <intrapata> hi guys my virtualbox cant detect usb even i already installed "extension pack thats compatible with my vbox version" iam using virtualbox version : 4.1.16 anyone to help plss
[11:29] <Somelauw> DasEi: I think it must be a more general settings since both wm's have exactly the same problem. Deleting the config for one of them, probably wouldn't help.
[11:29] <intrapata> hi guys my virtualbox cant detect usb even i already installed "extension pack thats compatible with my vbox version" iam using virtualbox version : 4.1.16 anyone to help plss
[11:29] <Somelauw> Also gvim crashes in one of those environments by a sigabrt.
[11:30] <DasEi> roshan: I'm overasked on howto edit the present appearance, for your task, you could have your own wiwndowmanager, maybe in #lubuntu there is more knowledge on your initial question
[11:30] <damms005> Dr_Willis: so can  access pc1 from pc2 after connecting them via anymeans possible?(wired,wireless,etc...)
[11:31] <DasEi> intrapata: used vbox from the repos, not from foreign sources (so ose version) ? that won't support usb
[11:31] <DasEi> intrapata: ##vbox
[11:32] <intrapata> Dasei, i already did download it from their website, and uninstall then reinstall again with the new package downloaded,but still get the same problem bro
[11:32] <intrapata> btw sorrt iam new to linux whats repos exactly mean bro, DasEi
[11:32] <DasEi> intrapata: #vbox it is, ask there again, repo ? see:
[11:32] <DasEi> !repo
[11:33] <Ca11um> Hey guys
[11:34] <deanzod> I've tried the sound troubleshooting steps and still have no sound through my speakers :(
[11:34] <Ca11um> I just followed this tutorial on how to setup an LDAP server: http://comtech247.net/2012/05/13/how-to-set-up-an-ldap-server-on-ubuntu-12-04-lts/
[11:34] <oCean> intrapata: after installing extension pack, you have to configure usb passthrough (filters) in your VM configuration
[11:34] <Ca11um> Worked fine, but I cannot login to the directory on my iPad
[11:35] <Ca11um> It says unable to verify account information
[11:35] <damms005> oCean: what is ethernetR I am reading the guide but they didn't clarify ETHERNET
[11:36] <intrapata> Ocean: thanks bro,, but icant see my usb devices through that window your reffering with,,, "sorry for my bad english"
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> damms005:  wikipedia may be worth  reading up some of thrse terms on
[11:37] <oCean> intrapata: is your account part of the vboxusers group?
[11:37] <damms005> Dr_Willis: So I get it, but how does it apply to eth0? (will not always have to go wiki if i have people like you...)
[11:38] <Somelauw> DasEi: I'm gonna go with whatever aptitude suggests and hope that it will fix it. It also detects broken packages and such.
[11:39] <intrapata> oCean: i had seen a video on youtube ,whom he config, his acc. so that be part of vbox user via : " sudo gedit /etc/fstab" i do change it also,, and try still no luck bro.
[11:39] <intrapata> :c
[11:39] <Dr_Willis> damms005:  you should go read some networking fundamental guides.
[11:39] <intrapata> oCean: btw bro i did installed my ubuntu 12.04 from usb pendrive,,
[11:40] <damms005> Dr_Willis: Any suggested guide?
[11:40] <oCean> intrapata: no, that is not necessary. It is all pretty straightforwarde: If you add your account to the vboxusers group, you should be able to add USB filters in the mentioned screen
[11:40] <meditator> hello... is it possible to run vmware player on ubuntu server ?  What I want to do is to install ubuntu server, install vmplayer, run the vmplayer to show a XP machine .. is it possible to do that? help greatly appreciated.
[11:40] <cheako> Wow, my box is swap bound and I had to copy an M to paste it to top.  The keyborad wasn't working.
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[11:41] <cheako> That figures pybootchartgui is +2G
[11:41] <intrapata> oCean: hmm i think iam missing somting,, can you plss teach me how to add my acount to vbox user bro?
[11:42] <oCean> intrapata: open a terminal and type     sudo adduser username vboxusers    logout and log back in,  type    id    in a terminal, and it should list the newly added group
[11:42] <oCean> where username = your user name
[11:43] <cheako> User management is simple enough, there isn't a GUI?
[11:43] <intrapata> oCean:  ill try it bro and will update asap, logoff for now
[11:43] <oCean> cheako: I prefer commandline. Always
[11:45] <DaveMorris1> command line is also easier to support people with I find
[11:45] <DaveMorris1> they can just copy and paste
[11:45] <deanzod> I get sound through my headphone socket but not my speakers?!?
[11:45] <cheako> oCean: I think the issue is that users basically have to ask, it's not intuitively obvious how to manage users on Ubuntu.
[11:46] <damms005> pls how do i save a page in my 11.1 ubuntu preinstalled firefox so that i can read those pages latter offline?(my networking guide....lol)
[11:46] <companion_> nice my ubuntu server woke me up early today... some one loged into VNC and played this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-KDhYjgMlY
[11:46] <DaveMorris1> for the gui, super + user will get you to the user account gui
[11:46] <intrapata> oCean: BRO thanks alot it works!
[11:46] <oCean> intrapata: yay :)
[11:46] <intrapata> oCean: hehehe
[11:46] <companion_> which was verry disturbing
[11:46] <cheako> ...Though the method to alter a sessions group membership needs work.
[11:47] <intrapata> oCean: haha thanks alot bro,, its very helpful for me to make virtualbox working,, thanks to you
[11:47] <intrapata> hehe
[11:47] <damms005> got it file>save_page_as>>>>>
[11:53] <sektie> can anyone help me with this error? http://cur.lv/jao paste here
[11:54] <acicula> that just redirects to reddit?
[11:59] <deanzod> I have no sound on a clean ubuntu installation, but I get sound through my headphones. Can anyone help me?
[12:00] <milan_> on a macbook?
[12:00] <deanzod> acer aspire 9810
[12:01] <milan_> you could try opening alsamixer in terminal
[12:01] <milan_> en chac
[12:01] <domedagen> Have anyone in here tried 0AD alpha 10?
[12:01] <milan_> en try unmuting all channels*
[12:01] <deanzod> I opened it and all faders work, just no sound
[12:01] <domedagen> (the dev version)
[12:01] <uuser> hi all. i got "no sound" but it seems i did everything necessary. i think that the problem is related to the fact that pavucontrol shows only the "dummy output". this is my alsa-info.sh result: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=2f006aa214333ce24ebd8ad283f99cef95b1fcd5
[12:02] <uuser> does anyone have a suggestion please? thanks!
[12:03] <uuser> i'm noticing many of us with the same problem... :)
[12:04] <solving> uuser, I think you need to edit your user account to add to audio group
[12:05] <uuser> solving: already done it. i also added "pulse-access" group
[12:13] <uuser> any other suggestions please?
[12:13] <deanzod> Had to reboot. Did I miss any responses to my audio question?
[12:13] <uuser> deanzod: it doesn't seem so :)
[12:14] <deanzod> uuser: do you have exactly the same problem? Does your headphone socket work?
[12:15] <uuser> not tried that but i think it is something related with the fact that pavucontrol shows only the "dummy output" and "no cards"
[12:15] <uuser> even if "cat /proc/asound/cards" returns some stuff
[12:18] <Dr_Willis> i hate sound trouble shooting
[12:18]  * Dr_Willis misses the days of 'sound blaster compatiable'
[12:19] <milan_> deanzod: In the hackingtosh world these things are usually fixed by using the right dsdt file... dunno about linux?
[12:19] <DasEi> uuser: more a shot in the dark, as I haven't investigated further, recompiling also by modulassistant often brought up missing drivers, if you lauch alsamixergui, is your chip displayed in it's head ?
[12:20] <DasEi> recompiling alsa*
[12:20] <uuser> i only have alsamixer and yes, the card is shown
[12:20] <DasEi> uuser: ah, good sign, and the speaker icons above the faders are green ? both main and pcm ?
[12:21] <DasEi> uuser: sudo apt-get install vlc pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[12:22] <xiaolong> hello
[12:22] <DasEi> uuser: then launch vlc from terminal to see additional output
[12:22] <uuser> i sais i have only alsamixer, so... no spearks icon... but it seems the controls (both main and pcm) reacts fine
[12:23] <deanzod> don't know if this makes any difference but when my headphones are plugged in, on alsamixer...front 1 is the volume control for them and 'headphone' is stuck on 00 with no ability to turn up
[12:24] <DasEi> uuser: sudo apt-getinstall alsamixergui -y && alsamixergui
[12:24] <uuser> DasEi: they should be similar...
[12:25] <DasEi> uuser: there shall be these icons for speakers in top of the faders, muted by default often (green or greyed)
[12:25] <uuser> i'm installing vlc
[12:26] <uuser> DasEi: vlc is playing an mp3 but no i hear no sound. lanched from terminal it doen't output any special info
[12:26] <uuser> i got it!
[12:27] <DasEi> uuser: so still soundsystem , again, channels not muted ? for usual, once the gui shows correct chip and unmuted all is fine
[12:27] <wessel> How to kill all my java processes?
[12:27] <uuser> DasEi: it works now
[12:27] <DasEi> !yay | uuser
[12:28] <uuser> i only changed "vlc -> audio -> audio device" an i chose another card...
[12:28] <DasEi> :)
[12:28] <uuser> but how to be able to do this globally?
[12:28] <MatBoy> mhh this sucks... there are differences between partitions made on sda and sdb when setting the same size on 12.04
[12:29] <DasEi> uuser: using unity ? will have to dig that out yourself, or second, I see if I find the command from my gnome, second
[12:29] <uuser> DasEi: this way onyl vlc works...
[12:29] <jeferson> hello please, liking join in chanel java-br
[12:31] <xiaolong> how to join in channel java-br?
[12:31] <uuser> DasEi: i had to remove pulseaudio, does this make sense to you?
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> MatBoy:  i belive part of that is how the drive conroller  and stuff can do the sector/cylinder addressing
[12:32] <milan_> When trying to install virutalbox I get Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.2.0-030200-generic
[12:32] <milan_> does anyone know how to fix that?
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> you are using a custom kernel?
[12:33] <DasEi> uuser: no, pulse is like a soundproxy, I 'think' it was asounconf-gtk or even gnome-volume-manager, found under system>sound, idk where unity left that setting
[12:33] <milan_> Dr_Willis: I did update ubuntu 10.10 to kernel 3.2.
[12:34] <DasEi> milan_: headers installed ?
[12:34] <DasEi> !headers
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> milan_: headers would be my firts gues also
[12:34] <Private_Girl18> hi please how can i install mirc
[12:34] <Private_Girl18> on
[12:34] <DasEi> milan_: afterwards vboxdrv setup manually
[12:34] <Private_Girl18> bactrack 5 r2
[12:34] <milan_> Ok. I'm quite sure i installed them but i'll try. thanks!
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> Private_Girl18:  use some other irc client.. and be better off
[12:35] <LjL> Private_Girl18: this is an Ubuntu support channel, not a Backtrack one
[12:35] <LjL> !backtrack > Private_Girl18
[12:35] <odin__> Private_Girl18: use irssi or xchat on ubuntu. xchat for graphical client
[12:35] <odin__> you'll find it in the ubuntu software thing
[12:35] <Private_Girl18> thnks
[12:35] <bbanker> Hi everyone. Just a quick question. How do you restore the irc main page you logged into after its minimized? If I click on the xchat icon on the left launcher it goes to the connect dialog. thanks
[12:35] <Private_Girl18> :)
[12:35] <MatBoy> Dr_Willis: this wasn't happening on 11.04
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> bbanker:  main page?
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> MatBoy:  i dont know your original/exact issue
[12:36] <Guest42521> grub gives "error: no such partition." even if i type held in the command line
[12:36] <Guest42521> help not held
[12:37] <MatBoy> Dr_Willis: I'm setting up mdraid adn need 2x 250MB... sda1 and sdb1... now I even get on sda primary/logical and sdb beginnen/end :S
[12:37] <MatBoy> damn!
[12:37] <DasEi> Guest42521: boot a live medium, re-install grub
[12:37] <bbanker> Dr Willis: the page we are using now. Ubuntu 12.04 with unity.
[12:37] <DasEi> !grub
[12:37] <DasEi> Guest42521: first above link
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> bbanker:  im not using  a 'page' im on my android phone, sshed to my ubuntu box. running weechat
[12:38] <Guest42521> DasEi, thx i have a look at the link
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> bbanker:  we are in the #ubuntu channel on the freenode irc network.
[12:38] <miquel> wenas, alguien sabe como conectar una cam en xubuntu?
[12:39] <curiousx> miquel: sudo apt-get install cheese
[12:39] <curiousx> miquel: sudo apt-get install cheese
[12:39] <Girffe> I tried to install ubuntu on my laptop (thinkpad T61), it runs fine from the live CD, and the installation finishes, but when it shuts down after installation, I get the error message: "[ 1944.149664] end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 52xxxx", where xxxx are four digits. I'm installing on a 120 GB OCZ Agility 3 hard drive I bought yesterday, the laptop is used, I bought it yesterday as well.  Disk Utility says the disk is fine,
[12:39] <curiousx> !es | miquel
  yes java-br
[12:39] <miquel> ok voy, gracias a probar
[12:40] <milan_> Ok. sorry to bother you guys again. but my linux headers were already installed.
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[12:40] <bbanker> Dr Willis: yes, if i minimize this right now, I can't restore it.
[12:40] <DasEi> milan_: np, maybe ask in #vbox then ?
[12:41] <milan_> DasEi: I'll try that.
[12:42] <ahri> quick question, linux command for running the lines of a file, in the current terminal?
[12:42] <Girffe> cat file
[12:42] <Girffe> in which case bash file
[12:42] <Girffe> unless you mean running as in bash
[12:43] <ahri> Girffe : running, as in bash
[12:43] <DasEi> ahri: running ? executing ?
[12:43] <Girffe> yeah, bash file should work, also if you start the file with #!/bin/bash, you can just do ./file
[12:43] <Girffe> as the file would be an executable
[12:43] <DasEi> ..chmod +x
[12:44] <MatBoy> Dr_Willis: any idea ?
[12:45] <ahri> Girffe & DasEi : Don't want it to be a executable, a bash script open a new bash shell and runs the script, i need the command that run the lines as single commands, as if i would have typed them my self
[12:46] <ahri> example my file contains "cd /root" i run "unknown file.txt" and i would be inside /root in my current shell
[12:46] <DasEi> ahri: either a file opened as girff.. already mentioned or line commands up by &&
[12:46] <odin__> i downloaded irssi-scripts wia apt-get. where can i find the scripts in ubuntus filesystem?
[12:48] <hje841> in 11.10 how would you set up a custom bash script to be executed when ever the user logs out or select 'power off'?
[12:48] <DasEi> odin__: ~/.irssi/scripts/
[12:48] <hje841> or restart
[12:49] <huser> hola a todos
[12:49] <DasEi> !es
[12:49] <ahri> Oh found it: http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdln_source.htm "source"
[12:49] <odin__> DasEi: sorry, i dont have a folder called that
[12:49] <EtgarDizz> hi all
[12:50] <EtgarDizz> i'm at a loss: for 40 min. i'm trying to find a way to list/view all the zeitgeist datasources i have installed, and how to install/remove others... how can i do this?
[12:50] <hje841> where do I put a bash script to be execute just after the user hit 'power off', 'restart' or 'log out'?
[12:51] <DasEi> odin__: find 8-ball.pl    ?
[12:52] <Maeda> hello
[12:52] <Maeda> hello
[12:53] <odin__> DasEi: im wondering where the scripts gets saved when i downloaded 'irssi-scripts' via apt-get. i dont have scripts in my home folder so i assumed i had to copy them from somewhere on the system. but i dont know where they got saved
[12:53] <Guest42521> when trying grub-install from alternate cd rescue shell i get: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/mapper/sda3_crypt. check your device.map. /boot/grub/device.map is empty
[12:53] <EtgarDizz> anyone? zeitgeist?
[12:54] <DasEi> odin__:/usr/share/irssi/scripts/8-ball.pl
[12:54] <DasEi> f.i.
[12:55] <Maeda1> hello
[12:55] <oCean> Maeda1: hello, we can read you. Do you have a support question?
[12:55] <odin__> DasEi: thank you, ill go have a look
[12:55] <Maeda1> Hi oCean ! Yes, I did have one
[12:56] <DasEi> odin__: welcome, had to look myself, longer ago I played with it
[12:56] <oCean> Maeda1: go ahead, and describe your issue (detailed, but single line) in the channel
[12:57] <DasEi> odin__: http://scripts.irssi.org/
[12:57] <Maeda1> If you want to have complete description, I filled a bug, but need help to debug it :
[12:57] <Maeda1> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1005661
[12:58] <DasEi> odin__: also #irssi  , very helpful
[13:00] <odin__> im new to ubuntu. on windows i always disable as much as possible of the services and things that i dont need. is there any way to know what services are running and what softwares are listening for connections or are transmitting to the internet?
[13:02] <DasEi> odin__: dpkg -L for installed software;; htop for running processes, man netstat, whireshark, etherape.. and a bunch of others
[13:02] <bullium> odin__, gnome-system-tools or sysv-rc-conf. Both of which are in the repos
[13:03] <bullium> odin__, those two are specific for daemons/services
[13:03] <server_> hey
[13:03] <odin__> cool, thank you both
[13:03] <server_> how can i delete shoutcast server??
[13:04] <bullium> odin__, NP
[13:04] <tommy__> 这里有中国朋友么……
[13:04] <server_> how can i delete shoutcast
[13:04] <server_> i want to have the icecast
[13:05] <IdleOne> !cn | tommy__
[13:06] <ha1dfo> hi,
[13:06] <server_> hey
[13:06] <server_> how can i delete shoutcast
[13:07] <ha1dfo> hi, in UFW how can I enable incoming traffic to a port only if client has IPSEC?
[13:07] <IdleOne> server_: How did you install it?
[13:07] <server_> from wget from shoutcast.com
[13:07] <Maeda1> oCean, do you see the description ?
[13:07] <IdleOne> server_: so you compiled it?
[13:07] <server_> yeah
[13:08] <server_> but its working on 127.0.0.1 but i want icecast
[13:08] <server_> on it but i need to delete shoutcast first
[13:08] <IdleOne> server_: it might have an uninstall script, you should check the shoutcast FAQ page
[13:08] <server_> no it issnt i did look at it already
[13:09] <server_> i want icecast and that is on the same port 8000
[13:10] <sergeantcupcake> Hey can anyone recommend a utility to change the speed of my laptop's internal fan?
[13:10] <Lunar_Lander_> hi there, have a strange issue: I set my clock in Ubuntu to show the day and the time with seconds and since a minute or so the clock turns black for a second and then is normal again
[13:10] <IdleOne> server_: you could rm -rf path/to/shoutcast/ but BE VERY CAREFUL with that command.
[13:10] <server_> k
[13:11] <server_> thanks
[13:11] <bullium> server_, http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=673003 that site looks like it may help you
[13:11] <Jameson> Hello! Did any of tried to install Ruby on rails production server on ubuntu ?
[13:11] <sergeantcupcake> Lunar_Lander: You could attempt to set the time manually
[13:11] <EtgarDizz> anyone? help with zeitgeist?
[13:11] <server_> nothing happend
[13:11] <DasEi> ha1dfo:  /etc/ufw/before.rules   /etc/ufw/after.rules  , will have to look up correct syntax yourself
[13:11] <Lunar_Lander_> sergeantcupcake, thanks, but the time is OK, it looks like a graphics issue there
[13:11] <IdleOne> server_: you need to replace path/to/shoutcast with the actual path
[13:11] <Lunar_Lander_> and now the issue has vanished as well
[13:11] <Lunar_Lander_> strange
[13:11] <server_> i did that
[13:12] <server_> i did cd shoutcast
[13:12] <server_> then i did rm -rf
[13:12] <sergeantcupcake> lunar_lander: ahhh........    sorry. Im afraid I cant help you there :/
[13:12] <DasEi> ha1dfo: sth like -A ufw-before-input -m policy --dir in --pol ipsec -p udp --dport <portnumber>  -j ACCEPT
[13:12] <ha1dfo> DasEi, thanks, i'll try that
[13:12] <bullium> server_, make sure your in the right directory when you issue that command. Could hose the whole system if your in the wrong directory and your root
[13:13] <Lunar_Lander_> sergeantcupcake, no problem, maybe it is something that a restart could resolve or so
[13:13] <server_> i am in the right directory but nothing happend
[13:14] <server_> i want to close 127.0.0.1:8000 that 8000 need to close so i can get icecast on it
[13:14] <sergeantcupcake> lunar_lander: :) I hope so!
[13:14] <Lunar_Lander_> yeah
[13:14] <Lunar_Lander_> forums don't have info on that issue either
[13:14] <Lunar_Lander_> so a minor issue I hope
[13:14] <bullium> server_, rm -rf doesn't show you the files as they are deleted you would need rm -rfv to show you them as they are deleted. You'll need to do an ls in that directory to verify the files were actually deleted
[13:14] <server_> i got icecast now but when i want to start that server this comes up
[13:15] <server_> root@server:~# /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[13:15] <server_> Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
[13:15] <server_> Detaching from the console
[13:15] <server_> icecast2.
[13:15] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:15] <ha1dfo> DasEi, works fine, thank you!
[13:15] <XiRoN> How do I check all the IP's assigned to my system in ubuntu?
[13:15] <sergeantcupcake> Can anyone recommend a way to change the fan speed of my laptop?
[13:16] <server_> and when i do this root@server:~# /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[13:16] <server_> Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
[13:16] <server_> Detaching from the console
[13:16] <server_> icecast2.                then it say server startup failed. exiting
[13:16] <bullium> server_, The shoutcast service is still running in memory probably...you'll need to kill the running processes to free up the port
[13:16] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:16] <intore> hi, am using ubuntu 11.10 and i have 2 problems. the first one: i use pam_mount to mount user's home directory locally on the client and it runs but it doesn't umount it: "device is busy" and i don't understand why. could you help me please?
[13:17] <XiRoN> That flood bot is annoying
[13:17] <bullium> server_, ps -a | grep shout should show the running services process id. Once you get that run a kill -9 PID to kill the process to free up the ports. Where PID is the process ID listed from the ps command
[13:18] <server_> how can i see al the pid??
[13:18] <IdleOne> bullium: kill PID should be more than enough
[13:18] <IdleOne> no need for the -9
[13:19] <sergeantcupcake> Hello???
[13:19] <XiRoN> Anyone, how can I check all IP's assigned to my server?
[13:19] <server_> no i want to know what pid it is
[13:19] <server_> where can i see what sercises i got
[13:19] <jaco> using ps?
[13:19] <bullium> IdleOne, -9 will make sure it's gone if it's hung...He's obviously having issues with this so the -9 would make sure the processes where killed
[13:19] <server_> that are only 2 pids
[13:19] <IdleOne> bullium: true
[13:20] <jaco> ps -eo cmd,user,pid
[13:20] <server_> the 8000 port is still online but there are only 2 pids
[13:20] <IdleOne> server_: correct you have the pid for shoutcast and the pid for the grep command you just ran
[13:20] <bullium> server_, you need to kill both of those pids...killing one may cause the other to die as well
[13:21] <bullium> IdleOne, that could be the case too :)
[13:21] <server_> i did delete the shoutcast directory what you said
[13:21] <IdleOne> otherwise there would be three if more then one shoutcast was running
[13:21] <bullium> server_, they files are only part of the equation you also have to kill the already running programs in memory
[13:21] <bullium> server_, hints using ps and the kill command
[13:22] <server_> dommand is then??
[13:22] <server_> there are 2 pids in ps that is bash and ps
[13:22] <klj613> Anyone here using Cinnamon? on the workspace switcher (fullscreen) when i hover over one to drag a window from one to another. they move/disappear
[13:23] <server_> do you want to know that pid it is??
[13:23] <bullium> post the output from ps to pastebin and we'll see what the situation is
[13:23] <IdleOne> !paste | server_
[13:23] <server_> ?
[13:24] <server_> bullium you want to help from ssh??
[13:24] <bullium> server_, post the output from ps to pastebin and we'll see what the situation is...see IdleOne's comment in regards to how to paste
[13:24] <sergeantcupcake> Is there a way to use the terminal command line to adjust the internal fan speed of my laptop?
[13:24] <fasta> Why is mounting not done in parallel?
[13:24] <bullium> server_, shouldn't need it...you're almost there :)
[13:24] <server_>   PID TTY          TIME CMD
[13:24] <server_> 27418 pts/2    00:00:00 bash
[13:24] <server_> 27637 pts/2    00:00:00 ps
[13:24] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:24] <Maeda1> Nobody has an idea ? I think it's a bug, but what do you think about it  ? Also, I don't know what package I should set. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1005661
[13:24] <server_> is that right??
[13:25] <jaco> no
[13:25] <XiRoN> -.-
[13:25] <XiRoN> Guys
[13:25] <server_> what do i need to do then?
[13:25] <jaco> try ps -eo cmd,user,pid
[13:25] <sergeantcupcake> -.-
[13:25] <server_> ok that are much pids
[13:25] <jaco> yes
[13:26] <bullium> server_, what was the command issued that gave you that output?
[13:26] <server_> ps -eo cmd,user,pid
[13:26] <sergeantcupcake> You would think that with 64000 users online someone would be able to at least say "no, such a command doesn't exist".......
[13:26] <bullium> server_, try this "ps -A | grep shout'
[13:26] <server_> ill do
[13:27] <server_> nothing bullium??
[13:28] <server_> bullium to start the server the name what ./sc_serv sc_serv_simple.conf
[13:28] <bullium> server_, ok try ps -A |grep sc_serv
[13:28] <sergeantcupcake> :_(
[13:29] <server_> then i got something
[13:29] <tstaerk> hi
[13:29] <server_> 11393 ?        00:13:14 sc_serv
[13:29] <sergeantcupcake> tsaerk: hi!
[13:29] <tstaerk> when I start Ubuntu with the boot parameter init=/bin/bash there does not seem to be any difference
[13:29] <server_> is that good??
[13:29] <tstaerk> how can I make /bin/bash my init program
[13:29] <tstaerk> in the boot parameters?
[13:29] <bullium> server_, ok issue kill -9 11393 that will kill the current running service and free up the ports. Once thats done try running the icecast server again
[13:29] <david> i have just used the command "sudo update-grub2" it seems to get stuck on the line "Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.bin". Any ideas on how to get it work?
[13:30] <server_> bash: kill: (11393) - Operation not permitted
[13:30] <bullium> server_, are you logged on as root?
[13:30] <server_> no
[13:31] <server_> now its killed
[13:31] <bullium> server_, sudo kill -9 11393 and use your password
[13:31] <sergeantcupcake> Is there a way to slim down my system to run on an older machine while still retaining the same features?
[13:31] <bullium> server_, OK, now see if you can start your icecast server now
[13:31] <Private_Girl18> Backtraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack :D
[13:31] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: you might want to try Lubuntu
[13:31] <IdleOne> !ot | Private_Girl18
[13:31] <server_> this say the icecast server
[13:31] <server_> root@server:/home/server# /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[13:31] <server_> Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
[13:31] <server_> Detaching from the console
[13:31] <server_> icecast2.
[13:31] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:32] <Lunar_Lander_> IdleOne, is it true it is based on Knoppix or like that LXDE system?
[13:32] <sergeantcupcake> idleone: ok!
[13:32] <IdleOne> server_: Please learn to use the pastebin because soon the bot is going to ban you from this channel
[13:32] <server_> yeah ill do
[13:32] <sergeantcupcake> Private_Girl18: so are you telling me to leave??
[13:32] <IdleOne> Lunar_Lander_: Lubuntu? it is Ubuntu with LXDE
[13:32] <bullium> IdleOne, you read my mind :)
[13:32] <Lunar_Lander_> yeah
[13:32] <Guest88598> /dcc chat Lyekka
[13:32] <Lunar_Lander_> and to understand it
[13:33] <Lunar_Lander_> now Ubuntu has Unity, up to version 10 it had GNOME?
[13:33] <win_> yup
[13:33] <Lunar_Lander_> ah
[13:33] <Lunar_Lander_> and what is Xubuntu and Kubuntu?
[13:33] <sergeantcupcake> Lunar_Lander_ : I believe so
[13:33] <server_> how can i use paste thing??
[13:33] <bullium> !paste | server_
[13:34] <sergeantcupcake> Lunar_Lander_: They are alternate linux distros, but they do not have the same degree of polish and usability as Ubuntu
[13:34] <IdleOne> Lunar_Lander_: they are also Ubuntu but with different DE's Kubuntu is KDE
[13:34] <server_> !paste root@server:/home/server# /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[13:34] <server_> Starting icecast2: Starting icecast2
[13:34] <server_> Detaching from the console
[13:34] <server_> icecast2.
[13:34] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: not entirely correct
[13:34] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:34] <Somelauw> Hi, for some reason when using wmii or awesome my fonts look like this: http://img7.imagebanana.com/img/cvvg1d6l/manman_012.png.
[13:34] <NastyNaz> how do I rename windows in irssi?
[13:34] <sergeantcupcake> Lunar_Lander: I've tried them. Stick with ubuntu
[13:34] <Somelauw> Does anyone know what could have caused this.
[13:35] <sergeantcupcake> IdleOne: How so?
[13:35] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: they are not different distros, they are Ubuntu but with different Desktop Environments
[13:36] <sergeantcupcake> IdleOne: Oh. I never knew that!
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[13:36] <FloodBot1> server_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:36] <server_> root@server:/home/server# /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[13:36] <sergeantcupcake> IdleOne: I still side with Ubuntu
[13:36] <hje841> how do I force a umount earlier in the shutdown sequence? that is before my network connections are terminated
[13:36] <sergeantcupcake> GUYS!!!! LISTEN TO FLOODBOT1!!!! -.-
[13:36] <IdleOne> server_: last warning, next time I ban you and you will have to seek help somewhere else
[13:37] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: Don't CAP please :)
[13:37] <sergeantcupcake> IdleOne: oops. sorry.
[13:37] <Lunar_Lander_> ah thanks sergeantcupcake and IdleOne
[13:38] <Lunar_Lander_> at uni we got openSUSE, that is KDE, right?
[13:38] <royal> im using ubuntu
[13:38] <fidel> Lunar_Lander_: opensuse is a distri - kde is a desktop environment
[13:38] <sergeantcupcake> Lunar_Lander_: No problem bro!! God bless!
[13:38] <server_> help me
[13:38] <server_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1021268/plain/
[13:38] <bullium> server_, looking one sec
[13:38] <sergeantcupcake> royal: I think we all are.....
[13:38] <server_> k
[13:39] <Lunar_Lander_> ah I see
[13:39] <marc_12314> Wondering if this is possible: I have to 500gb hard drive, I would like to buy a 1gb hd and have everything in RAID… Is it possible to pout the two 500gb hd in raid0, and then put that in raid1 with the new hd ?
[13:39] <royal> can i get help to install webcam
[13:39] <Lunar_Lander_> yeah I saw the KDE label on some programs as well, such as K3b
[13:39] <fidel> Lunar_Lander_: so you can install KDe in ubuntu, openSuse, Debian, and whatever distri else
[13:39] <sergeantcupcake> royal: istall a webcam or webcam software?
[13:39] <Lunar_Lander_> ah
[13:39] <royal> webcam softwar
[13:40] <alankila> marc_12314: theoretically yes, that would be a raid1 over a raid0 + partition
[13:40] <bullium> server_, so after running that command it just dumps you back to the console and doesn't start?
[13:40] <royal> i have sonix webcam
[13:40] <intrapata> royal: just install webcam software :(
[13:40] <server_> yeah sure
[13:40] <royal> but how
[13:40] <alankila> marc_12314: the sizes need to match quite well, your raid0 must not be too large compared to the size of the new drive, though
[13:40] <server_> i see it works now
[13:40] <sergeantcupcake> royal: go to the ubuntu software center
[13:40] <bullium> server_, so it's running?
[13:40] <royal> it didnt work
[13:41] <sergeantcupcake> royal: what happened?
[13:41] <royal> i try d cheese, camorama etc
[13:41] <royal> i think prob with drivers
[13:41] <intrapata> royal: iam using Camorama Webcam Viewer for my webcam
[13:41] <XiRoN> What is a RIPE IP address?
[13:41] <royal> bt 4 me it doesnt work
[13:42] <royal> any idea?
[13:42] <ansjin_> hi every one
[13:42] <ansjin_> do anyone knw hw to connect  adhoc made by windows in ubuntu12.04
[13:42] <ansjin_> ??
[13:42] <royal> i think som prob with gspca
[13:42] <sergeantcupcake> royal: you may have to search the web for driver software, or maybe you could find it under "technical items" in the ubuntu software center
[13:42] <marc_12314> alankila: thanks, yeah I forgot about the size… so I have to make sure that the two 500gb combined real space once formatted is less than the real space of the 1tb right?
[13:42] <ansjin_> i updated the drivers
[13:42] <intrapata> whats you webcam model  and model#..
[13:42] <royal> ok. let me try
[13:42] <alankila> marc_12314: not formatted... merely how it's set up
[13:42] <royal> hi urself?
[13:43] <alankila> marc_12314: the raid0 size will be the size of partitions - some metadata overhead, probably like 4 kB or maybe 8 kB
[13:43] <royal> it is SN9C120
[13:43] <ansjin_> do anyone knw hw to connect  adhoc made by windows in ubuntu12.04?
[13:43] <KRomo> i am trying to install pidgin but getting this error: pidgin: Depends: perlapi-5.14.2 but it is a virtual package any suggestions?
[13:43] <hackgent> elo
[13:44] <alankila> marc_12314: but if you can find the exact count of sectors on the drive you plan to use, you can ensure that the raid0 will not be too large now
[13:45] <hackgent> ada org indonesia
[13:45] <marc_12314> alankila: alright
[13:45] <damms005> I am tired of  'find'.  "find . -name c*.txt" returns the file "camel.txt" but  "find . -name c*.txt -exec cat {}"  results in error: "missing arguments to -exec".  Help pls
[13:45] <royal> bt hw do u update drivers?
[13:46] <Bunie> hey guys i had a problem with wireless on kubuntu installed and ubuntu on live cd
[13:46] <Bunie> im installing ubuntu now but since i had the same issue on kubuntu, i dont expectmuch =[
[13:46] <IdleOne> royal: Please try to type full words, Not everyone here is a native English speaker and may not understand what your shorthand means
[13:46] <royal> hi i got a prob with webcam drvr
[13:46] <royal> ok.
[13:47] <marc_12314> alankila: thanks a lot, I'll go ahead with my silly experimentations :)
[13:47] <damms005>  "find . -name c*.txt" returns the file "camel.txt" but  "find . -name c*.txt -exec cat {}"  results in error: "missing arguments to -exec".  Help pls
[13:47] <royal> can i  get help to update my webcam driver?
[13:47] <KRomo> any ideas? :(
[13:47] <Bunie> have you searched your model i nthe package manager? :P
[13:48] <Drajwer> damms005: find . -exec cat {} \;
[13:48] <royal> yes
[13:49] <royal> what happened?
[13:50] <j91321> Hi I have a bit of a problem I destroyed boot partition on my ubuntu 12.04 (lvm+encryption) I have already reinstalled grub  but I don't know what to do next
[13:51] <royal> very difficult
[13:51] <royal> try to restore with hirons boot cd
[13:51] <majestouch> Can anyone help me out ?
[13:51] <damms005> Drajwer: find . -exec cat {} \;    ....... Worked. So what did I miss (I mean that is obvious, but what did the "\;" did)
[13:52] <royal> master boot record
[13:52] <bullium> majestouch, You don't have to ask for help, thats what we're here for ;) what's your problem?
[13:53] <majestouch> Every time i try to boot from the Live CD or the Live usb i create i get stuck here http://i2.lulzimg.com/1734b09a61.jpg
[13:53] <MatBoy> since when can 12.04 not install grub on sdb in a raid1 MD set ?
[13:53] <majestouch> I did try downloading a new .iso and i also tried burning it at lower speed
[13:54] <IdleOne> !nomodeset | majestouch
[13:54] <root> slt
[13:54] <IdleOne> majestouch: that might help you
[13:54] <majestouch> thanks will give it a read and try it out
[13:54] <damms005> Drajwer: because what I want to do actually is to 'mv' the files that match. so i guess I will "find . -exec mv {} /destination  \;" right?  So "\;" becomes an ethic for -exec(even when nothing like that is in find's  man page)
[13:55] <bullium> IdleOne, couldn't have said it better myself ;)
[13:55] <Guest19861> on parle francais ici??
[13:55] <fidel> !fr | Guest19861
[13:56] <damms005> ubottu: why does "find . -exec cat {} \; "  work perfectly, and "find . -exec cat {} " does not work at all....(error: missing argument to -exec)
[13:56] <damms005> ubottu: sorry. miss that
[13:57] <Isilion> hi. I'm running ubuntu 11.04 and i need to install jre 1.6. any help?
[13:58] <majestouch> Btw do i have to do anything special to get my graphics going ? Gtx590
[14:01] <majestouch> !nomodeset worked thanks !!!
[14:02] <hero1900> how i can change ubuntu software center user i want to log with different one (remove sync and make separate account)??
[14:02] <KRomo> i have a secondary hard drive in ext4. how can i have it auto-mount on boot?
[14:04] <Isilion> KRomo: edit your /etc/fstab file
[14:05] <glanush> Hi
[14:05] <Isilion> hi. I'm running ubuntu 11.04 and i need to install jre 1.6. any help?
[14:05] <IdleOne> !java
[14:05] <KRomo> so, sudo gedit /etc/fstab?
[14:05] <glanush> I need your help for decompress a boot.img : i've tried perl script, gzip, mount -o loop and this proceed don't work ...
[14:06] <Isilion> KRomo: yes, but is a simple copy paste of a line. I rather would use nano and Ctrl K , Ctrl U, then edit the new line.
[14:06] <bastidrazor> !fstab | KRomo read the links for information on how make a proper addition to fstab
[14:06] <gnari> I used to be able to import photos from camera with gthumb. after upgrading to ocelot I don't find import option
[14:07] <bastidrazor> KRomo: and no, for graphical applications use "gksudo" instead of "sudo"
[14:07] <KRomo> thanks guys
[14:07] <gnari> isthisbydesign?
[14:10] <bullium> I've got an HP Z600 Workstation running 12.04 x64 with an Nvidia NVS450 and 4 monitors setup in a 2x2 grid. I currently have all four monitors working correctly with Unity2d, but I'd love to get it working with Unity3D. My xorg.conf file is here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1021310/ anyone have some input to get me moving on the right track?
[14:11] <hero1900> how i can change ubuntu software center user i want to log with different one (remove sync and make separate account)??
[14:12] <Wawaiftyid> I have buy a Linksys WRT54GL router. During 2 days I have tried to install it, searching in Internet, reading the manuals... Is it compatible with Ubuntu or what?
[14:13] <bullium> Wawaiftyid, since your working on the actual network layer, your OS of choice doesn't really matter, but to answer your question directly YES you will be running Ubuntu with that router in place
[14:14] <Wawaiftyid> bullium, does I need any type of special configuration to use that router on Ubuntu?
[14:14] <mrdeb> Wawaiftyid: no
[14:15] <mrdeb> Wawaiftyid: it is all done on using web browser
[14:15] <Wawaiftyid> The problem is that I can't get an IP.
[14:15] <mrdeb> reset
[14:15] <mrdeb> also read manuals
[14:16] <Wawaiftyid> I have reset 2 times. Also, I have reset to factory default firmware (I was in dd-wrt)
[14:16] <bullium> Wawaiftyid, you do not need a specific configuration. Brand new out of the box that unit should issue IP addresses without any settings changed
[14:16] <Wawaiftyid> I have read all the manuals too.
[14:16] <mrdeb> does it work in windows
[14:16] <Wawaiftyid> Nop, same problem there (and I also used the CD)
[14:16] <mrdeb> ok
[14:16] <mrdeb> well  i would continue to search for answer and maybe call them
[14:16] <mrdeb> it is specific to cause
[14:17] <Wawaiftyid> ok, thanks for your help.
[14:17] <bullium> Wawaiftyid, sounds like you may have a bad unit...I've used a lot of Linksys routers in my day and they all have issued IP's right out of the box. If you've factory reset a few times and still can't get it to work, time to grab your receipt and get it replaced
[14:18] <Wawaiftyid> My receipt is in another city. I would prefer to try more things first. Thanks anyway.
[14:18] <mrdeb> yes
[14:19] <Wawaiftyid> I live in Spain, maybe my ISP is too old for this technology.
[14:19] <bullium> Wawaiftyid, sounds like you've tried everything that you can other than call Linksys for support and or replace the unit
[14:19] <bullium> Wawaiftyid, good luck
[14:20] <Wawaiftyid> bullium, thanks. The only thing that I haven't do is call for help. If I don't get an answer here I will go to Liksys forums (if they have), Ubuntu forums and/or DD-WRT forums.
[14:21] <tuxgeek> exit
[14:22] <Wawaiftyid> mrdeb, have you found anything?
[14:22] <ptrkmj> i'm using lubuntu oneiric, i would like to install wine from precise repository. what is the correct way to do that?
[14:24] <mrdeb> Wawaiftyid: no, sorry.
[14:25] <sergeantcupcake> Hey how do I import the music on my iPod into the Rhythmbox player library?
[14:26] <Wawaiftyid> mrdeb, bullium: I will ask in Ubuntu Forums. What info should I include?
[14:26] <mrdeb> route info and issue
[14:26] <LordDeath> guys I am using the fglrx driver in ubuntu for my radeon hd 3200 gpu
[14:26] <LordDeath> afaik amd will drop the support for this driver with the next release
[14:27] <LordDeath> will ubuntu 12.04 still try to update my fglrx to the latest version or will it stick with the current version?
[14:28] <sergeantcupcake> LordDeath: It will stick with all current drivers
[14:28] <LordDeath> sergeantcupcake: thx
[14:29] <LordDeath> I know the fglrx isn't perfect but I am unsure about the power saving features in the opensource radeon driver
[14:29] <LordDeath> that
[14:29] <LordDeath> is why I am still using fglrx
[14:29] <sergeantcupcake> LordDeath: Im afraid I couldn't help you except to tell you to stick with what you know works
[14:30] <LordDeath> ok, I will do that ^^
[14:30] <LordDeath> but I already know that my next laptop will have only an intel gpu
[14:30] <sergeantcupcake> LordDeath: May the Force be with you
[14:31] <LordDeath> :)
[14:32] <sergeantcupcake> I had a question, but I forgot what it was. Am I crazy?
[14:33] <LordDeath> sergeantcupcake: no. your brain just as a good garbage collector ^^
[14:33] <wingie> what is the difference between aptitude and apt-get?
[14:33] <wingie> which one should i use?
[14:34] <LordDeath> wingie: none of them is "wrong"
[14:34] <sergeantcupcake> LordDeath: Lol thanks ;)
[14:34] <ska> Found `ITE IT8728F Super IO Sensors'                        Success!
[14:34] <ska>     (address 0x290, driver `to-be-written')
[14:34] <sergeantcupcake> Adios Amigos!!!
[14:34] <ska> That was the output of sensors-detect. My mobo is too new maybe.
[14:34] <HelloWorld321> !nvidia
[14:34] <HelloWorld321> !ppa
[14:35] <ska> HelloWorld321: who is that for?
[14:37] <majestouch> Executing 'grub-install /dev/sda1' failed. this is a fatal error.. what caused this ?
[14:38] <zeroC> hi there
[14:39] <DasEi> majestouch: you're sure you wanted it to the first partition instead of mbr ?
[14:39] <skiphuffman> Anyone here using an HP Pavilion G7?
[14:39] <DasEi> majestouch: you can do so, but it has some disadvatages and isn't default
[14:40] <skiphuffman> I can't seem to get reliable wifi connectivity out of mine
[14:40] <majestouch> well i read somewhere that its better if your going to be dual booting etc
[14:40] <zeroC> after an update of ubuntu to 12.04 the postfix/dovecot/mysql upgraded as well, when i want to sent an email over an external client i got the following message : SASL PLAIN authentication failed: lost connection after AUTH from
[14:40] <DasEi> majestouch: sometimes, whole story, just a dualboot with windows and no additional features ?
[14:41] <majestouch> OSX too
[14:41] <DasEi> majestouch: an which version of win ?
[14:41] <zeroC> i figured out that it is something with sasl... /etc/postfix/sasl is empty
[14:41] <majestouch> win 7
[14:42] <DasEi> majestouch: so go win7, osx, ubuntu  annd backup mbr before every new os, that should work with grub then, else use os-prober
[14:44] <majestouch> Yeah, but thing is i only got no OS installed atm so i dont get it why i get the error
[14:44] <jennie> hello friends noob question , how can see running applications in 12.04 , the rhythm player is on and i am unable to see it in left pane where is it ?
[14:45] <DasEi> majestouch: no os ? so from there you ran this command ? is there a sda1 at all then ?
[14:46] <nic_> Need help! I'm a total noob and I'm getting a 'dummy output' problem with my soundcard. I googled the problem but I don't really understand the instructions...
[14:47] <Cardebrun> ciao
[14:47] <nic_> Basically I have no sound; it was working fine yesterday night, wake up today, the hardware is gone...
[14:47] <majestouch> yes there is, i created sda1/200mb/Ext2 sda2/16gb/Swap sda3/60gb/root and sda4/Rest of space / home
[14:47] <singularpoint> jennie: may be it's accessable in your status panel?
[14:47] <skiphuffman> Where is the "Status Panel"?
[14:48] <skiphuffman> I am busy trying not to hate the Unity interface.
[14:48] <jennie> singularpoint i figured out how to stop it but the player is still under sound icon at top right
[14:48] <arif> anyone has yahoo messenger for ubuntu?
[14:48] <singularpoint> jennie: yep that is exactly what i mean ;)
[14:48] <skiphuffman> arif, I use pigin
[14:48] <arif> coz i still use pidgi
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> !im
[14:49] <xangua> arif: you can connect to yahoo im with Empathy
[14:49] <Dr_Willis> most im clients can do yahoo
[14:49] <skiphuffman> pidgin does it all in one place, even IRC.
[14:50] <Dr_Willis> if you want the official yahoo im client.. well too bad. its been dead for years
[14:50] <Dr_Willis> for linux at least
[14:50] <arif> my empathy doesnt have yahoo
[14:50] <DasEi> jennie: lookup its pid in top or htop, ps also
[14:50] <jennie> singularpoint , it will be always there in status panel or we can close from there too ?
[14:50] <arif> now i use pidgi
[14:50] <nic_> Hi, I don'
[14:50] <nic_> Hi, I don't mean to be insistent, just wondering if someone can help me out. I am totally lost.
[14:50] <server_> hey
[14:51] <server_> how can i install aircrack??
[14:51] <Dr_Willis> nic_:  summarize the   issue
[14:51] <singularpoint> jennie: always while installed
[14:51] <Dr_Willis> !aircrack
[14:51] <server_> how can i install aircrack
[14:52] <nic_> Dr_Willis: Booted this morning, no sound, checked sound settings, only have 'dummy output', tried googling the issue, they presupposed more technical knowledge than I have
[14:52] <Dr_Willis> if its not in the repos  use a ppa server_
[14:52] <nic_> Dr_Willis: e.g. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1316634
[14:52] <Dr_Willis> nic_:  i got limited sound experiece. sorry
[14:52] <nic_> Dr_Willis: thanks anyway :P
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> nic_:  try older kernel. see if they work. try live cd.
[14:53] <DasEi> server_:it's not in the repos and if you want to check your router it'll be aircrack-ng, ask in :
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> nic_:  i have seen soundcards 'die'
[14:54] <DasEi> !backtrack
[14:54] <carpi> hello
[14:55] <Dr_Willis> jello
[14:55] <fra> ciao
[14:55] <Lazure> help, I can't get sound on HDTV with HDMI from laptop in Ubuntu 12.04. I went to sound settings and set HDMI as my audio output, but NO SOUND plays at all now!
[14:55] <DasEi> nic_: an hour ago or so I had someone with a similar issue, as I don't use unity, can't tell where this setiing (default soundcard) went there , was under system before
[14:55] <fra> !list
[14:56] <jennie> aint there any start menu like button in ubuntu 12.04 so that i can access all things from one place ? or can i get that in 12.04
[14:56] <DasEi> jennie: use another wm of your liking
[14:56] <chiliblue> anyone use couchpotato here?
[14:56] <jennie> wm
[14:56] <jennie> ?
[14:56] <xangua> jennie: you can get your apps, places, etc from the Ubuntu Button -super/windows key-
[14:56] <fra> ?
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> jennie:  there are 'classic' gnome like menu indicator applets and apps.  the webupd8 blog site and askubuntu.com site had lista of some of them
[14:57] <DasEi> jennie: windowmanager
[14:57] <fra> qualcuno mi può aiutare? grazzzzie!!!!
[14:57] <DasEi> !it | fra
[14:58] <Lazure> does anyone know why i can't get sound through HDMI to an HDTV?
[14:59] <Lazure> it works just fine in windows, but i can't get it to work in ubuntu 12.04, even after setting sound output device to HDMI
[14:59] <skiphuffman> I am trying to change my wifi driver per the instructions here:  http://wiki.debian.org/wl
[14:59] <intore> hi, am using ubuntu 11.10 and i have 2 problems. the first one: i use pam_mount to mount user's home directory locally on the client and it runs but it doesn't umount it: "device is busy" and i don't understand why. could you help me please?
[15:00] <DasEi> intore: possibly you or an app is accesing it ? to be cd'ed in is enough
[15:00] <skiphuffman> But when i try to run this step:  m-a a-i broadcom-sta  I get these errors:
[15:00] <skiphuffman> make[3]: *** [/usr/src/modules/broadcom-sta/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o] Error 1
[15:00] <skiphuffman>  │ make[2]: *** [_module_/usr/src/modules/broadcom-sta] Error 2
[15:00] <skiphuffman>  │ make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.0-24-generic'
[15:00] <skiphuffman>  │ make[1]: *** [binary-modules] Error 2
[15:00] <skiphuffman>  │ make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/modules/broadcom-sta'
[15:00] <suri> can we play games likes fifa 12 here in ubuntu 12.04?
[15:00] <FloodBot1> skiphuffman: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:00] <jennie> there is unpartitioned space in my HDD and i want to create a partition such that it should be accessible in both windows and linux, what to do ?
[15:00] <xangua> !appdb | suri
[15:00] <DasEi> jennie: run gparted, do a ntfs
[15:01] <skiphuffman> floodbot has shut me down
[15:01] <DasEi> jennie: then add it to /etc/fsatb to have buntu automounting it
[15:01] <suri> ok xangua ubottu
[15:01] <Lazure> so i guess no one in here knows anything about using HDMI audio
[15:01] <DasEi> skiphuffman: see bot's message
[15:01] <Lazure> or using an HDTV with HDMI period
[15:02] <DasEi> jennie: then add it to /etc/fstab  * to have buntu automounting it
[15:02] <Dr_Willis> Lazure:  often it just works.. or you twiddle with the pav* tools and it works
[15:02] <Lazure> pav* tools?
[15:03] <skiphuffman> Yeah, I saw that
[15:03] <DasEi> !info pavucontrol
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> Lazure:  it depends on the chipset of the audio card. not if its a hdtv or monitor
[15:03] <Lazure> i would imagine all i needed to do is select HDMI as a sound output device, and I think i used to do this in earlier editions, but now it doesn't work
[15:03] <Lazure> i mean clearly ubuntu 12.04 detected that there is an HDMI audio device with my nvidia card.
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> new editions got new kernels and may have new bugs.
[15:03] <Lazure> but it can't seem to use it
[15:03] <DasEi> skiphuffman: you know pastebin and how to use it ?
[15:03] <arif> my Dell laptop sometime overheat
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> check the forums/askubuntu for your exact chipset
[15:04] <skiphuffman> Yeah, I am pastbining now
[15:04] <arif> this inspiron 1564
[15:04] <skiphuffman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1021400/
[15:04] <intore> DasEi, i checked with fuser but there aren't. could create problems without umounting the directory?
[15:05] <DasEi> intore: yes, or if a user is still in that dir
[15:05] <skiphuffman> I probably should have included my steps to reach that
[15:05] <DasEi> skiphuffman: which broadcom is it ?
[15:06] <skiphuffman> Any thoughts why my 4313
[15:06] <DasEi> !bcm
[15:06] <skiphuffman> sorry 4313 is my broadcom
[15:06] <DasEi> saw it
[15:06] <intore> DasEi, the logout runs ok and another can't access to another home.
[15:06] <DasEi> !broadcom | skiphuffman
[15:07] <skiphuffman> Thanks DasEi  I will give that a try
[15:07] <DasEi> intore: lsof of it ?
[15:07] <intore> DasEi, of that dir?
[15:09] <skiphuffman> Ok, looks like HP lies about the chipset.  lspci says that I have Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8188CE
[15:10] <skiphuffman> !realtek
[15:12] <DasEi> intore: so still open files on it ?
[15:12] <intore> DasEi, no
[15:13] <intore> DasEi, i don't understand. now umounting runs
[15:14] <DasEi> intore: maybe a caching ?
[15:14] <skiphuffman> I don't see any instructions for the RTL8188CE, and the instructions for the 8187b says it only applies up to 2.6.24 kernel.  I am pretty sure mine is 32.
[15:14] <skiphuffman> 3.2
[15:15] <intore> DasEi, maybe. am working on shell, login and logout from shell. i'll check next days
[15:15] <intore> DasEi, thanks anyway
[15:15] <yidden> Hi, how do I get my monit'rs refresh rate to be recognised properly? Currently it recognises the framerate as 5hz too high at maxresolution
[15:16] <kanuha> ow can I make a network drive/folder show in a program?
[15:16] <DasEi> skiphuffman: my foo found, I didnt't used it, so own risk : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11782609
[15:17] <intore> DasEi, ah, a strange behavior of ubuntu with ssh. remote halt command doesn't completely shutdown, locally halt runs ok, why?!?!?
[15:18] <kanuha> How can I make a network drive/folder show in a program?
[15:18] <DasEi> intore: ss'ed as root ? I can shutdown -h over ssh
[15:19] <skiphuffman> Thanks DasEi
[15:20] <DasEi> skiphuffman: thank yourself when it's working ;)
[15:20] <Lazure> ok i figured out why my HDMI output wasn't working, apparently there's a 'profile' under hardware, and it listed 'Stereo output' like 4 times in a row, i selected a different one of them and it works now. STRANGE.
[15:20] <Kornkage> how can i increase ubuntu's laptop resolution? it's on 1280x800(16:10) and i can't increase any more
[15:20] <DasEi> Lazure: using unity ?
[15:21] <Lazure> gnome-shell, but it's basically the same settings panel
[15:21] <SC4RF4C3> hi
[15:21] <SC4RF4C3> i have a simple problem but i still don't found the solution >.<: this is the problem: http://pastebin.com/ZAxDZ5yQ
[15:21] <DasEi> Lazure: I see, well eager to learn where unity digged that in, anyway nice to hear
[15:21] <Lazure> for audio/ALSA
[15:21] <intore> DasEi, yes as root
[15:21] <Lazure> i'm talking about HDMI audio output DasEi
[15:21] <Scann0r> Hello guys :)
[15:22] <DasEi> intore: idk then , works fine here
[15:22] <Lazure> for dual monitors i had to use nvidia-xserver-settings
[15:22] <DasEi> Lazure: I know, and the output sheme
[15:22] <Lazure> since the 'displays' panel that comes with gnome-shell/unity wouldn't list my HDTV
[15:22] <RumRum> anyone know how to resize the / partition by decreasing the size of another partition
[15:22] <RumRum> both in use.
[15:22] <DasEi> RumRum: gparted from a live system, re-checking fstab
[15:23] <RumRum> ok
[15:23] <Scann0r> I am the best hacker of the world xDD
[15:23] <RumRum> thank you :)
[15:23] <intore> DasEi, what is idk?
[15:23] <DasEi> RumRum: it must NOT be mounted for that
[15:23] <DasEi> intore: I don't know
[15:23] <RumRum> how is the partitions and storage handled while using live cd then DasEi ?
[15:23] <intore> DasEi, ahahahh, well i tried as command!!!
[15:23] <DasEi> intore: rofl
[15:24] <DasEi> RumRum: well gparted won't resize on a mounted drive, but while running from another os, the hd doesn't need to be
[15:25] <DasEi> RumRum: if it is automounted, gparted offers you to unmount it
[15:25] <DasEi> (cd )
[15:25] <RumRum> hmm what do you recommend for the / part ? I ran 7gb this time
[15:25] <RumRum> but obviously it wasnt enough :D
[15:25] <Scann0r> is it a good idea to learn first programming windows applications with c++?
[15:26] <DasEi> RumRum: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[15:26] <DasEi> RumRum: df -h | pastebinit
[15:26] <DasEi> give both urls here
[15:27] <jonocosa_> 12
[15:28] <RumRum> DasEi http://paste2.org/p/2044052
[15:29] <RumRum> o
[15:29] <RumRum> 3.3 even
[15:30] <RumRum> but 8 in total i think for /
[15:31] <DasEi> RumRum: yes, funny setup, as there is lots free in /home, I'd take a 40g for root, being lazy with boot, logs and possibly wgets/compiles inn future
[15:32] <RumRum> :D
[15:32] <RumRum> yea was kinda stupid
[15:33] <DasEi> RumRum: other way around (additionl parti if disk fills) is easier, if you can, backup /home, case things mess up
[15:33] <DasEi> just >3g, so no big deal
[15:34] <DasEi> RumRum: if itt's rather fresh install (I guess so, with home below 3 g , re-install
[15:34] <RumRum> yea maybe i'll just re-format
[15:35] <RumRum> since I got the laptop yesterday, so no loss from my side except an hour of confing
[15:36] <DasEi> RumRum: also it's always easier to exceed /home with addional/external hd later, so just use installer's default
[15:36] <skiphuffman> Ok, I installed the new wifi drivers.  Off for a reboot to ensure they are active.  Wish me luck
[15:36] <aufwind> I want to access my Xubuntu Laptop from my Windows 7 Computer to save my home directory. Can I do that as admin/root? When I just access the shared home folder and try to copy it from within Windows it does not copy all files.
[15:37] <bonny> Hey can iget help with linux and minecraft here?
[15:37] <rahmat> some body can help me?
[15:37] <RumRum> yea DasEi well u learn by ur mistakes :P
[15:37] <DasEi> RumRum: if you search ubuntu perfect desktop, many good tips for a full featured setup are found there
[15:37] <Darael> !ask | rahmat
[15:37] <bonny>  Mojangles on pain of kick | Linux user? Update Lwjgl first!
[15:37] <bonny> * Topic for #minecraft set by KyleXY!kyle@reddit/operator/kylexy at Sat Jun  2 04:22:36 2012
[15:37] <bonny> * Received a CTCP VERSION from Seran
 Hey can iget help with linux and minecraft here?
 Hello?
[15:37] <FloodBot1> bonny: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:37] <bonny>  Mojangles on pain of kick | Linux user? Update Lwjgl first!
[15:37] <bonny> * Topic for #minecraft set by KyleXY!kyle@reddit/operator/kylexy at Sat Jun  2 04:22:36 2012
[15:37] <bonny> * Received a CTCP VERSION from Seran
[15:38] <bonny>  Hey can iget help with linux and minecraft here?
 Hello?
[15:38] <rahmat> can i install like IDM in ubuntu?
[15:38] <szal> !ops | bonny
[15:38] <Darael> !patience | bonny
[15:38] <szal> Darael: looks like a spambot
[15:38] <ok2cqr> Hello, i just reinstaled my wife's computer, old Comapq 100eu with N10 intel graphics card to 12.04. Unfortunately the screen was broken(resolution only 1024x768) except 1600x900. I have found this http://askubuntu.com/questions/19954/how-to-set-the-monitor-to-its-native-resolution-which-is-not-listed-in-the-resol link and used it. But the screen looks still wired.
[15:39] <DasEi> aufwind: yes, allow ssh on buntu machine, install putty on win and then rsync (ssh-option) the stuff over after becoming root on the ubu-box
[15:39] <ok2cqr> Doesn anybody have any experience with it, please?
[15:39] <RumRum> thank you for the help anyway DasEi but i'll probably just reformat
[15:39] <aufwind> DasEi: Thanks!
[15:39] <Darael> szal: I'm too nice.  Major personality flaw.  I tend to assume clueless/impatient human over spambot.
[15:39] <ok2cqr> I did the same tweak in 10.04 and it worked.
[15:39] <DasEi> aufwind: another sweetie :
[15:39] <DasEi> !info unison
[15:39] <aufwind> DasEi: Thank you very much!
[15:39] <DasEi> aufwind: painless gui, also using rsync
[15:40] <DasEi> aufwind: rsync has better algo than cp (copy), and also allows resume or partial updates
[15:40] <Darael> rahmat: I don't know what IDM is, and a DDG isn't helping /masses/, but I'm going to guess you're referring to Internet Download Manager?  Take a look at eg Axel.
[15:41] <aufwind> DasEi: Sounds good, you mean this one: http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/  ?
[15:41] <skiphuffman> DasEi, I think that worked.  I followed the instructions and then rebooted.
[15:41] <DasEi> aufwind: yupp
[15:41] <skiphuffman> My wifi came up instantly.  Before it took a few seconds to a minute
[15:41] <aufwind> DasEi: Cool, thanks!
[15:41] <DasEi> skiphuffman: nice , I'll bookmark it then
[15:41] <skiphuffman> Now I just want to see if it falls over in thirty minutes or an hour.  Which was the other thing it would do.
[15:41] <rahmat> Darael : y Internet Download Manager
[15:41] <Darael> rahmat: Additionally, kget, uget, steadyflow or fatrat.  Do an "axi-cache search download manager" for more.
[15:41] <singularpoint>  /part
[15:41] <skiphuffman> I'll pop back in and share later
[15:42] <paulus68> what is a good alternative for systemimager?
[15:42] <DasEi> skiphuffman: nice
[15:42] <skiphuffman> Someone with channel admin rights might want to update the !realtek macro to include that.
[15:42] <DasEi> paulus68: gnome-device-manager ?
[15:42] <Darael> rahmat: If you absolutely need IDM, you could install it via WINE (I don't believe there's a Linux version), but you're probably better off using one of the ones I suggested.
[15:43] <mobileconnection> rahmat: Darael even FDM is good
[15:43] <DasEi> skiphuffman: it seem a quite extensive tut, so maybe wait a bit, or wait for it moving into kernel
[15:43] <mobileconnection> rahmat: Darael even FDM is good it has a linux version
[15:43] <DasEi> seems*
[15:43] <Darael> mobileconnection: I wouldn't know.  I'm just working off an axi-cache search.  Axel's what I use myself.  Thanks for the suggestion, though.
[15:43] <paulus68> DasEi: well I think that you got my question wrong, I am refering to www.howtoforge.com/howto_linux_systemimager which doesn't seem to be available in 12.04
[15:43] <mobileconnection> Darael: :)
[15:45] <mobileconnection>  where do the games I install go? directory
[15:46] <DasEi> paulus68: ah, no.. you want an image of your harddrive or certain partitions ? dd can do that
[15:46] <skiphuffman> DasEi, actually it wasn't extensive.  Just wordy.  The instructions boil down to "Download the driver from the chipset manufacturer's site, extract, make install"  that's it.
[15:46] <Darael> mobileconnection: Depends.  If they're native, probably in /usr/bin/<gamename>.  Possibly /opt/<gamename>.  If via WINE, usuall ~/.wine/dosdevices/drive_c/<Windows-path> but playonlinux may use ~/.local/share/wineprefixes/<something>.
[15:46] <mobileconnection> thanks Darael :)
[15:47] <paulus68> DasEi: complete image of my harddrive simular like norton ghost under windows
[15:47] <Darael> mobileconnection: If you know the package game, you can issue "dpkg -L packagename" to get a list of full paths to all files in the package, as well.
[15:47] <fsh> so what is this
[15:47] <szal> fsh: what is what?
[15:47] <Darael> fsh: This is the Ubuntu support channel, as you would know if you'd read the channel topic.
[15:47] <DasEi> paulus68: yes, get a hd same or bigger in size, then dd the existing over to the new one from a live system with dd, no problem
[15:48] <DasEi> !support > fsh
[15:48] <zxtx> is this the best channel to ask unity questions?
[15:48] <Darael> zxtx: Yup.
[15:48] <zxtx> cool
[15:48] <mobileconnection> Darael: i tried but no success i tried it from software manager
[15:48] <zxtx> so I am running Precise and xmonad
[15:49] <zxtx> and want to play around with the HUD from xmonad
[15:49] <zxtx> but whenever I run hud-cli I get nothing
[15:49] <Darael> zxtx: See also #ubuntu-unity, though.
[15:49] <DasEi> paulus68: you can either make system "clone" or have an re-writable imagefile
[15:50] <paulus68> DasEi:ok and what is the longversion of dd? sorry for my ignorence
[15:50] <Darael> mobileconnection: I'm sorry, I don't understand exactly what you tried and why it didn't work.  Probably me being dense.  Could you spell it out?
[15:51] <DasEi> !info dd | paulus68
[15:51] <DasEi>  paulus68: enter man dd in your terminal
[15:51] <mobileconnection> Darael: i downloaded from synaptic package manager and then it downloaded the game and istalled , now where to start it from
[15:52] <Darael> mobileconnection: It should show up in your Applications lens.  If you'd installed it from the USC it would show in the Unity launcher, as well, but as it is: Open the Dash and search for the game name.
[15:52] <DasEi> paulus68: apart from that, clonezilla andmondo-rescue are in linux-world, but as I went with dd, can't guide you there
[15:52] <DasEi> !info clonezilla
[15:52] <DasEi> ..
[15:52] <madpup> Hi all quick question, how can i get ubuntu to automount all the partitions on my drobo?
[15:52] <Darael> mobileconnection: My first answer assumed you wanted to find the game files, for some reason; sorry for throwing you off.
[15:53] <Darael> !info autofs | madpup
[15:53] <mobileconnection> Darael: oh thanks I didnt think that way thanks a lot
[15:53] <Darael> !info autofs5 | madpup
[15:53] <paulus68> DasEi: ok thanks
[15:53] <madpup> so do i just apt-get it, or is there ninja commandline stuff as well?
[15:54] <mobileconnection> Darael: thankyou u didnt throw me off , my ? was different as I was a windows user migrating to linux ;)
[15:54] <Darael> madpup: I don't know how the drobo does network filesystems, but you can also just put SMB shares or NFS mounts in your fstab.
[15:54] <Darael> !fstab | madpup
[15:54] <mobileconnection> Darael: thanks a lot
[15:55] <madpup> cheers guys, its a usb model not the cat5 one
[15:55] <Darael> mobileconnection: No probs.  Yeah, things are a bit different because the repository system lets us share libraries, whereas on Windows things need to be mostly self-contained, which makes them, well, self-contained, but larger.
[15:55] <Darael> madpup: In which case, plug it in, mount the partitions, issue "mount" with no commands to see what's mounted and how, and add the appropriate lines to your fstab as guided by the help-page linked above.
[15:56] <Asdf__> Hi, I'm trying to install ubuntu on my PC. When I boot off of a live CD, it shows a purple screen with a keyboard icon at the bottom for a few seconds, then the monitor says "out of range 15.6kHz / 50Hz". Any idea how to fix this?
[15:56] <Darael> madpup: In case that was unclear: s/commands/arguments/
[15:56] <madpup> will try cheers Darael
[15:56] <madpup> brb
[16:01] <mobileconnection> Darael: yo
[16:01] <pi3ch> Day changed to 04 Jun 2012
[16:02] <devhell> hi, what is the deal with empathy's "share my desktop" option, for some reason it doesn't seem to work. Both users are on 12.04 and both use jabber (xmpp). Is there something that must be activated before that option is available?
[16:03] <sergeantcupcake> Hey how do I import the tracks on my iPod into my RhythmBox library?
[16:06] <fsh> how do you get the terminal to work on Ubuntu 10
[16:07] <nulltin> Hi, I'm trying to install 12.04 using a live cd image on a USB (used ppen-drive installer to create one). While the installation is running, it is not detecting any mouse-clicks (neither the clicks using touchpad, nor ones using a USB mouse), what do I do?
[16:07] <wingie> how do i stop script with something like "hit Enter to continue"
[16:07] <madpup> ok it seems my drobo second partition is hosed, that was the problem.............................darn but thanks for the help guys
[16:07] <Ca11um> I've got a working (used on other machines) Ubuntu 12.04 Desktop (32-bit) installation disc, and am trying to use it on a Rock laptop (yeah, Rock - a very unheard of brand)
[16:08] <Ca11um> However, after I attempt to boot from the disc, via the BIOS, it says "Operating System not found"
[16:08] <Ca11um> and nothing else
[16:09] <jml__> Hi, I'm trying to add my custom keyboard layout to /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us, but nothing new appears on the keyboard layout applet in the English(US) section, and there's no xkb-related errors in the Xorg log. (1) How can I get to read errors/warnings? (something with xkbcomp?) (2) After modifying the file, do I need to reboot for changes to take effect? Thanks
[16:09] <NoNaMeNo> Hi, I'm having an issue with network manager. The menu when I click the network manager applet shows half menu, just enable network, enable wireless, info and edit. To get wifi working I have to disable and then enable again the wireless. Then all menu options appear, including VPN. Is it a known issue?
[16:10] <jml__> Sorry, forgot to say I'm running XUbuntu (I moved out of Debian/gnome a few days ago...)
[16:12] <wingie> anyone?
[16:12] <wingie> is it possible to prompt the user for any key in a script
[16:12] <cacho> hola
[16:12] <BlackZatara> alguem pode me ajudar
[16:13] <BlackZatara> estou tendo muitas dificuldades
[16:13] <cacho> dale
[16:13] <NoNaMeNo> wingie: "read -p" i think
[16:13] <cacho> que paso
[16:13] <BlackZatara> na instalação da placa de video do meu notebokk
[16:13] <BlackZatara> alg pode me ajudar
[16:13] <xangua> !pt | BlackZatara
[16:13] <cacho> que paso
[16:13] <BlackZatara> ei
[16:13] <adens> hello.
[16:13] <wN> hello
[16:13] <cacho> decime
[16:13] <BlackZatara> eu ja tentei ir, sendo que ninguém me ajuda
[16:13] <BlackZatara> poderia ser que alg entende-se aqui
[16:14] <BlackZatara> e pude-se me ajudar
[16:14] <adens> i cant find the folder ~/.config/openbox after installed openbox
[16:14] <cacho> deus ayuda
[16:14] <wingie> NoNaMeNo: read -p 'press a key to continue'
[16:14] <wingie> thanks
[16:14] <Ca11um> So nobody has a solution for the BIOS message, 'Operating System not found', whilst trying to boot a Ubuntu install disc?
[16:14] <adens> guys, whys this happening ?
[16:15] <adens> this normal on ubuntu ?
[16:15] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:15] <BlackZatara> friends, can someone help me?
[16:15] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:16] <NoNaMeNo> BlackZatara: you dont give us enough information to help you
[16:16] <BlackZatara> I'm having trouble installing the video card of my notebook ..
[16:16] <adens> any openbox users around here?
[16:16] <BlackZatara> meu notebook tem duas placas de video, uma onboard e a outra off board
[16:16] <sergeantcupcake> BlackZatara: I think your on the wrong channel. It seems as if you have a non-ubuntu related problem
[16:17] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:17] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:17] <adens> i cant find the folder ~/.config/openbox after i installed openbox
[16:17] <adens> what could be the reason?
[16:17] <adens> where is it located on ubuntu ?
[16:17] <adens> same place? why isnt it there?
[16:18] <adens> ...this makes no sense
[16:18] <BlackZatara> I problem is with ubuntu, for not knowing he configuar
[16:18] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: Have you gone into your BOOT menu and made sure that you are booting from the correct location. The BIOS may be looking in the wrong location for your OS.
[16:18] <NoNaMeNo> adens:it should be in the same place, I would not  think it is an ubuntu related problem but an openbox version
[16:18] <BlackZatara> so please help to colleagues
[16:19] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: Or your disc could be blank or corrupted. You might try burning the disk on a different program.
[16:19] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake, sorry, location?
[16:19] <NoNaMeNo> BlackZatara: give more details
[16:19] <Ca11um> Do you mean the correct device, or...?
[16:19] <NoNaMeNo> ayuba: is it empty?
[16:19] <Ca11um> The disc works perfectly on other machines
[16:19] <wingie> i have 'passwd' in a script but it doesnt stop to let me input the password .. it just continues to the next command .. is there a way to let the passwd command finish first before it jumps to the next command?
[16:20] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: Maybe you downloaded the wrong .iso file. There are different files for 32-bit versus 64-bit computers
[16:20] <NoNaMeNo> wingie: are you using any kind of "&" after  passwd?
[16:20] <wingie> NoNaMeNo: no
[16:20] <wingie> just passwd
[16:20] <wingie> thats weird
[16:20] <Ca11um> No, sergeantcupcake, it's a 32-bit laptop
[16:20] <BlackZatara> well, i have a hp notebook in which I'm using ubuntu 4.12 lts, and I can not install the video card in it, below the reference of them
[16:20] <Ca11um> And I definately got the correct 12.04 32-bit Desktop
[16:21] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: If your talking to me please type "sergeantcupcake:" and then your message. It helps me find your messages easier :)
[16:21] <BlackZatara> 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RS880M [Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Series]
[16:21] <adens> guess i'll just create it !
[16:21] <wingie> NoNaMeNo: i run the script with: curl http://url_to_script.sh | sh
[16:21] <wingie> NoNaMeNo: perhaps thats the problem?
[16:21] <BlackZatara> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Robson CE [AMD Radeon HD 6300 Series]
[16:21] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: I don't get why it says 'Operating System not found' though
[16:21] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: hold on a sec and i'll see what file i used. my machine is 32 bit as well
[16:21] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: Why would it be looking for any operating system
[16:21] <NoNaMeNo> wingie: try wget http://url_to_script.sh; sh script.sh
[16:22] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:22] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:22] <NoNaMeNo> BlackZatara: ubuntu should have default drivers for that
[16:22] <NoNaMeNo> ayuba: is it empty?
[16:22] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: Without an operating system, the computer just sit's idle because there is no software to give it instructions
[16:22] <_SEQ> hi
[16:22] <wingie> NoNaMeNo: yeah that works .. thanks again
[16:22] <Geothom380> hello everyone
[16:22] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: Is a boot disc considered an operating system?
[16:22] <sergeantcupcake> _seq: hi! :) :)
[16:23] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: If I'm booting the disc drive, why would it need any OS?
[16:23] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: No. A boot disc contains an operating system that your bios will attempt to run, but is not and operating system itself.
[16:24] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: If there is no disc in the drive, the computer has nothing to give it instructions, so it simply remains idle until it recieves some
[16:24] <NoNaMeNo> ayuba: is it empty?
[16:24] <ayuba> yes
[16:24] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:25] <ayuba> any setting??
[16:26] <NoNaMeNo> ayuba: open the disk management tool and format it
[16:26] <rahduke> so i took the plunge and upgraded to 12.04 (from 11.10) and all seems good except that Unity 3d doesnt work, when I log in using a normal "Ubuntu" session I see no unity bar or top bar, just an empty desktop. Ubuntu 2d works fine.... can anyone point me in the right direction?
[16:26] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: I've just tried booting the server disc, that too gives the same error - it must be a problem with the BIOS settings?
[16:26] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: You need to download the file from the Ubuntu website called "ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso
[16:27] <sergeantcupcake> Callum: beyond that im not sure what the cause of the problem is
[16:28] <KorvinSzanto> hey, windows isn't showing up in grub
[16:28] <KorvinSzanto> my windows prtition rather
[16:28] <KorvinSzanto> dog needs to go out
[16:28] <KorvinSzanto> bbs
[16:29] <txomon|home> is there any way to get statistics of network bandwidth consumption for a specific program?
[16:30] <txomon|home> KorvinSzanto, try update-grub
[16:30] <sirriffsalot> Hi! Would the fact that my 11.04 ubuntu install has a 2.6.38-15-generic kernel make it impossible for me to run a lowlatency kernel that runs at a 3.xxxxx... kernel  version?
[16:30] <Ca11um> sergeantcupcake: It seems when running Windows 7 (the current OS), it can't read any discs that well
[16:30] <Ca11um> Will I need to buy some form of USB disc reader?
[16:31] <ragnok> hello, whats the best way to install libjpeg, cairo, and libgif ? can i just app-get those? or should i -dev?
[16:31] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, that doesn't make sense
[16:31] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: ?
[16:32] <OccupyDemonoid> Hello, I am trying to do virtual hosts with apache2 and for the life of me I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. I followed this tutorial http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/examples.html#purename and I am using Server 11.04.
[16:32] <txomon|home> the fact that the 11.04 is an obsolete version is the reason you dont already have a 3.x kernel
[16:32] <txomon|home> OccupyDemonoid, go #apache
[16:33] <crackerjackz> how do i list all groups and users?
[16:33] <OccupyDemonoid> I thought 11.04 was still supported?
[16:33] <OccupyDemonoid> I will go to #apache though, thank you.
[16:33] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: i can help you with that
[16:33] <DasEi> !eol
[16:34] <sergeantcupcake> Is there a way to slim down my 12.04 system? It's slowing my older machine down.
[16:34] <OccupyDemonoid> The end of life for 11.04 is in October.
[16:34] <DasEi> sergeantcupcake: see :
[16:34] <DasEi> !lubuntu
[16:34] <DasEi> !minimal
[16:34] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: would you mind helping me make sense...?
[16:34] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, you have an outdated ubuntu
[16:35] <smw> sergeantcupcake, xfce perhaps/
[16:35] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: 11.04 isn't outdated?
[16:35] <txomon|home> 12.04 is current distro
[16:35] <OccupyDemonoid> crackerjackz, what did I do wrong?
[16:35] <DasEi> sergeantcupcake: first install a lighter surface (xubu,icewm,lubuntu...) then drop unwanted packages
[16:35] <bal_> sergeantcupcake:  try with genomshell
[16:35] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: it's the latest distro, not the only one??
[16:35] <smw> sirriffsalot, 11.04 EOLs in October
[16:35] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: do you plan on using mysql and php just out of curiosity?
[16:35] <smw> sirriffsalot, but it has gnome2!
[16:35] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, the current distro is 12.04
[16:35] <sirriffsalot> smw: not october yet lol
[16:35] <smw> sirriffsalot, I know
[16:35] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: so what?!:P
[16:35] <txomon|home> smw, isn't it april?
[16:36] <OccupyDemonoid> crackerjackz, I am planning on using just html right now then intergrating mysql later with php.
[16:36] <smw> txomon|home, eh?
[16:36] <txomon|home> true
[16:36] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: look at this guide, http://library.linode.com/lamp-guides/ubuntu-11.10-oneiric
[16:36] <txomon|home> sry
[16:37] <crackerjackz> i've used that same guide before
[16:37] <smw> txomon|home, 11.04 dies in october. I looked it up because I wanted to know how long I could keep gnome 2 :-P
[16:37] <DasEi> sergeantcupcake: dpkg -L > myPackages.txt   creates a file, if you want the 'hard way to decide
[16:37] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, have you done apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade -y ?
[16:37] <txomon|home> :D smw you can install gnome-shell, it comes with gnome 2
[16:37] <DasEi> smw: can still have gnome besides unity (classic)
[16:37] <txomon|home> (I think)
[16:37] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: I don't want to, haha. 11.04 is fine, above and beyond that even more crap has been added to it and I'd like to stick to 11.04 for a while longer
[16:37] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: that guide shows the configuring of two domain names on the same server...
[16:38] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, that wont upgrade your distro, just update it to the last updates for that version
[16:38] <smw> DasEi, gnome2 does not come with ubuntu since 11.04
[16:38] <OccupyDemonoid> crackerjackz, Thank you, I will check it out.
[16:38] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: you should use xhtml instead of html
[16:38] <rahduke> so i took the plunge and upgraded to 12.04 (from 11.10) and all seems good except that Unity 3d doesnt work, when I log in using a normal "Ubuntu" session I see no unity bar or top bar, just an empty desktop. Ubuntu 2d works fine.... can anyone point me in the right direction?
[16:38] <crackerjackz> xhtml and css
[16:38] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: oh. what's the -y for?
[16:38] <txomon|home> to upgrade your distro would be do-release-upgrade
[16:38] <DasEi> sirriffsalot: scroll up what I just told sm w  , can decide your own
[16:38] <smw> DasEi, unity was the default, but gnome classic could still be used
[16:38] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, for yes
[16:38] <sirriffsalot> Automatic yes?:D
[16:38] <txomon|home> sirriffsalot, yes, I do it automatically
[16:39] <sirriffsalot> txomon|home: I'd like to check what goes on, hehe, hang on
[16:39] <smw> sirriffsalot, I agree, 11.04 is fine for now
[16:39] <txomon|home> you can not put the -y and decide your self
[16:39] <Ca11um> What does 'test' in Terminal do?
[16:39] <crackerjackz> OccupyDemonoid: if you get confused with that guide let me know and ill help you figure out what you're doing wrong
[16:40] <DasEi> Ca11um: man test tells you, file checking
[16:40] <sirriffsalot> So is there a 3.xxxx kernel for 11.04 around?
[16:40] <smw> Ca11um, test can also be used with the [] syntax
[16:40] <DasEi> sirriffsalot: you can install it
[16:40] <sirriffsalot> DasEi: so yes?:)
[16:40] <DasEi> yes
[16:40] <smw> Ca11um, if [ $x -eq 1 ] uses test
[16:41] <DasEi> sirriffsalot: if there is neither a repo or deb, see
[16:41] <DasEi> !compile
[16:41] <sirriffsalot> DasEi: *shivers* Alright!
[16:41] <DasEi> sirriffsalot: if you want to extend that, lookup kerrnel.org  and the app kernelcheck
[16:41] <DasEi> !info kernelcheck
[16:41] <crackerjackz> how do i list all users and groups?
[16:42] <txomon|home> xD
[16:42] <smw> sirriffsalot, why do you need a latest kernel?
[16:42] <smw> sirriffsalot, did you check backports?
[16:42] <lora> irrecord --driver=irman --device=/dev/ttyS0 MyRemote <--- i need to run this to be able to configure lirc with xbmc
[16:42] <sirriffsalot> smw: well, if I install a 3.xxxx lowlatency kernel it won't work... so I figured it must have had something to do with the fact that all the configurations on my system are still for a 2.xxxx kernel?
[16:42] <lora> if i run lsusb i can see the ir device
[16:42] <sirriffsalot> smw: come again?:)
[16:43] <lora> but how do i know the location
[16:43] <lora> or the driver thats being used
[16:43] <lora> how can i change the command above to work for the device i've connected and for the driver that is being used
[16:43] <DasEi> sirriffsalot: http://tinyurl.com/74troe5
[16:44] <smw> sirriffsalot, why do you need a 3.0 kernel?
[16:44] <DasEi> lora: re-plug device, run : dmesg | tail
[16:44] <smw> sirriffsalot, if you really need it, it makes more sense to update
[16:44] <gopi1410> is there a way to change directory permissions when I am not the owner of a directory?
[16:44] <DasEi> lora: that should tell where to look in /dev
[16:44] <sirriffsalot> smw: I just told you why I want a 3.0 kernel
[16:45] <sirriffsalot> smw: I did an update as toxomon|home suggested, 0 changes were made
[16:45] <DasEi> gopi1410: depends on what the owner has set
[16:45] <sirriffsalot> DasEi: thanks, will check it out soon!
[16:45] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:45] <lora> hmm
[16:45] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:45] <smw> sirriffsalot, I don't see why...
[16:45] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:45] <gopi1410> @DasEi if I dont have the rights, then it means there is no way?
[16:45] <samd> gopi1410: or if you have administrative priviledges (with sudo) you can change any permissions
[16:45] <lora> so i remove the device and ls /dev and check what is being added or removed?
[16:45] <sirriffsalot> smw: smw: well, if I install a 3.xxxx lowlatency kernel it won't work... so I figured it must have had something to do with the fact that all the configurations on my system are still for a 2.xxxx kernel?
[16:46] <gopi1410> yeah but the point is I dont have admin privileges
[16:46] <gopi1410> so basically I cant chown a folder
[16:46] <samd> gopi1410: you can use a live CD, and use sudo
[16:46] <DasEi> gopi1410: right , if the owner doesn't allow your group or user writing/execution, no way
[16:46] <lora> DasEi : what about the driver that is being used?
[16:46] <smw> !work > sirriffsalot
[16:46] <NictraSavios> Hello, how would I, from bash, get the title of the current terminal window?
[16:46] <gopi1410> ok
[16:47] <smw> sirriffsalot, why do you need a "low latency kernel"?
[16:47] <NictraSavios> Actually, let me rephrase that, how would I get the name of the program that is the terminal. Like "Guake" or "Gnome-Terminal" or "Konsole"
[16:47] <sirriffsalot> smw: low latency audio work lol:)
[16:47] <xclusive585> join #setiathome
[16:47] <sirriffsalot> Trying to remember the error message when I disabled the quiet splash thing in grub
[16:47] <DasEi> lora: lookup in lsmod
[16:47] <NictraSavios> Not just "xterm" or "linux"
[16:47] <sirriffsalot> Could not load module or something, does that make it more clear?:D
[16:47] <DasEi> ayuba: does lsusb see it ?
[16:48] <lora> TY
[16:48] <smw> sirriffsalot, sounds like it was missing a module that you did not have compiled for the new kernel
[16:48] <smw> sirriffsalot, I highly suggest upgrading if you need the new kernel
[16:48] <aaas> NictraSavios I'm not sure you can, Konsole runs the shell but i don't think the shell is aware of the terminal... why do you need it?
[16:49] <ikonia> echo $TERM
[16:49] <ikonia> some terminals will set an environment variable, not all
[16:49] <NictraSavios> aaas, I'd like to detect when the shell is "guake" or "yutake" and, if so, skip executing a function
[16:50] <aaas> NictraSavios are you programming in bash or a scripping language?
[16:50] <NictraSavios> aaas, bash. It's for a login script (bashrc)
[16:50] <aaas> NictraSavios and you run this script in a gui?
[16:50] <ghabit> Hello. Can anyone explain what means different updates: proposed and backports, and which of them I must use?
[16:51] <NictraSavios> aaas, It gets automatically run every time a terminal is started
[16:51] <sergeantcupcake> Is there a way to make my system run on less resources? I have an older machine, but want to keep my existing setup without having to install Kubuntu or anything else.
[16:51] <aaas> NictraSavios anytime ANY terminal is started.... you said it's  .bashrc?
[16:51] <NictraSavios> aaas, Correct
[16:51] <sirriffsalot> smw: to 11.10?
[16:51] <smw> ghabit, proposed = bad
[16:51] <aaas> NictraSavios and why do you need to detect the type again?
[16:52] <smw> ghabit, those are in testing and should not be used unless you plan to submit bug reports
[16:52] <smw> ghabit, and are willing to deal with consequences
[16:52] <ghabit> smw, thx! ^)
[16:52] <DasEi> ghabit: it's about how far packets have been debugged about stability and or tested out other issues, proposed are pre-released ones, backports back-ported ones of the next release
[16:52] <DasEi> !backports
[16:52] <NictraSavios> aaas, It will eventually be made part of /etc/bash.bashrc , but I'm testing it on a single-user basis. And to detect if the current terminal is "guake" or "yutake", if so, skip executing a function
[16:52] <kdsmain> is there a keyboard shortcut for moving between windows of the same program, i.e. between terminal windows?
[16:52] <smw> ghabit, backports are stable and in later versions of ubuntu
[16:52] <aaas> NictraSavios which function?
[16:53] <DasEi> ayuba: does lsusb see it ?
[16:53] <NictraSavios> aaas, one defined in my bashrc.
[16:53] <devhell> hi, what is the deal with empathy's "share my desktop" option, for some reason it doesn't seem to work. Both users are on 12.04 and both use jabber (xmpp). Is there something that must be activated before that option is available?
[16:53] <aaas> NictraSavios but what does it do
[16:53] <smw> ghabit, they decided to make it available to users of older versions of ubuntu
[16:53] <jvcleave> so since xorg.conf is deprecated apparently what is the modern approach to making this change? (point 3) http://scottlinux.com/2011/06/05/install-linux-mint-11-on-macbook-pro-82/
[16:53] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[16:53] <smw> ghabit, they are a little less tested... but I trust them
[16:53] <ayuba> what i'm suppose to do ?
[16:53] <ghabit> smw, DasEi thank a lot!
[16:53] <ayuba> please help me
[16:53] <NictraSavios> aaas, Why is that important? If you must know, it prints out a list of all user logged in, the last few lines of /var/log/auth and a few other security related functions.
[16:53] <DasEi> jvcleave: haven't called your link, but you can stil use xorg.conf as before
[16:53] <DasEi> !mint
[16:54] <DasEi> still*
[16:54] <smw> sirriffsalot, if you are going to update, might as well install 12.04
[16:54] <aaas> NictraSavios it's important because there might be a better way to do what you want.  Why do you need to skip it in these particular terms
[16:54] <DasEi> ayuba: open a terminal ...
[16:54] <ayuba> ok
[16:54] <sirriffsalot> smw: meh... gonna consider it I guess
[16:54] <DasEi> ayuba: enter : lsusb
[16:54] <ayuba> ok
[16:54] <DasEi> ayuba: does lsusb see it ?
[16:55] <ayuba> yes
[16:55] <sirriffsalot> How do I force a file to become read/write?
[16:55] <NictraSavios> aaas, because they are for quick commands, and it seems to take up too much room. It is simply not needed on them.
[16:55] <DasEi> ayuba: kinda sevice ? usb-stick ?
[16:55] <smw> sirriffsalot, is the file owned by you?
[16:55] <sirriffsalot> If I try to do it the gui-way in root nautilus it won't work
[16:55] <kdsmain> anyone know a keyboard shortcut for moving between windows in the same program?
[16:55] <sirriffsalot> smw: Uhm, hang on
[16:55] <devhell> kdsmain: ctrl-tab maybe?
[16:56] <sirriffsalot> smw: oh here's the thing
[16:56] <kdsmain> i mean i can alt-tab and then  arrow back to the terminal icon
[16:56] <kdsmain> but that's clumsy
[16:56] <ghabit> Is gnome3 supported?
[16:56] <DasEi> ayuba: kinda device ? usb-stick ?  or simply paste the one line telling from lsusb in here
[16:56] <Fuchs> kdsmain: only with kwin, I am afraid. What window manager are you using?
[16:56] <sirriffsalot> smw: I want to try a childhood game of mine, abe, which I burned onto an iso image, but I can't change the permissions to "allow executing file as read-only" since it is burned onto a cd obviously..
[16:56] <sirriffsalot> smw: hang on:P
[16:57] <aaas> NictraSavios sorry i can't be of more help, im not sure if the shell is terminal aware.. you can ask in #bash, the other option is to go into the config files of these terms and see if you can pass a flag to bash from the terminal exec you'll have to customize only the ones you want to skip...or just bite the bullet and keep it if it's not a show-stopper
[16:57] <kdsmain> Fuchs: GNOME3
[16:57] <ayuba> sorry usb-stick
[16:57] <xangua> kdsmain: alt+| ; keep the super/windows button pressed and you'll see unity shorcuts
[16:57] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo fdisk -l
[16:57] <smw> ghabit, I use gnome3
[16:57] <DasEi> ayuba: which device is it ? /dev/sdXX ...
[16:57] <sergeantcupcake> ayuba: I just read a section of your thread. Whats the problem?
[16:57] <Nk26> Hi running ubuntu server 12.04 trying to get samba running with authentication. When I use valid users = username it refuses to accept the credentials I have setuup. the only way to get my share running is if I remove valid users and set public to yes, any ideas?
[16:57] <NictraSavios> aaas, I know from pstree that gnome-terminal can be traced to whats running bash. Not sure how to get a cleaner output of that, and what I may do is instead of a "catch all, but exluded these" do a "excluded all, but on these" approach
[16:58] <smw> ghabit, technically you are using gnome 3 when you use unity. But I use gnome-shell too
[16:58] <NictraSavios> aaas, so instead of excluding guake, include Gnome-Term. Depends on what I can dig up.
[16:58] <Chicowolf> hi
[16:58] <Fuchs> kdsmain: then I am not aware of any. But it would be scriptable with xwininfo and a bit of emwh magic (wmctl)
[16:58] <kdsmain> ah
[16:58] <Chicowolf> guys
[16:58] <ayuba> ok
[16:58] <Chicowolf> when i write
[16:58] <Chicowolf> make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- -j3 uImage
[16:58] <Chicowolf> terminal show me
[16:58] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo fdisk -l
[16:58] <DasEi> ayuba: which device is it ? /dev/sdXX ...
[16:59] <Chicowolf> make arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc command not found
[16:59] <Chicowolf> can you help me ?
[16:59] <ayuba> /dev/sdb1
[16:59] <mikel> hi
[16:59] <aaas> NictraSavios does pstree work for all the terminals?
[16:59] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mkdir /media/sdb1
[16:59] <smw> Chicowolf, sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi
[16:59] <kdsmain> xangua: alt + | didn't do anything for me, nor did any combo of alt + | + windows button, is it all three at once?
[16:59] <llutz> NictraSavios: look at "xwininfo"
[16:59] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
[16:59] <NictraSavios> aaas, It dosen't work, its output isnt exactly script ready.
[16:59] <NictraSavios> llutz, man xwininfo ?
[17:00] <aaas> NictraSavios you just need to parse it
[17:00] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo chown -R $USER /media/sdb1
[17:00] <bugs_bugger> hi there
[17:00] <aaas> NictraSavios but does it show all terms
[17:00] <NictraSavios> aaas, easier said than done. And yes.
[17:00] <smw> hi bugs_bugger
[17:00] <DasEi> ayuba: cd /media/sdb1 && ls
[17:00] <DasEi> all there ?
[17:00] <j91321> Hi I have a bit of a problem I destroyed boot partition on my ubuntu 12.04 (lvm+encryption) I have already reinstalled grub and have grub command line after boot but I don't know what to do next I tried booting using hiren's boot cd but didn't get me any further
[17:00] <aaas> NictraSavios you can do it from a simple line in perl... but that might be an uphill battle if you dont know it
[17:00] <sergeantcupcake> bugs_bugger: howdy
[17:00] <aaas> NictraSavios I might be able to give you one, but not sure it will always work
[17:01] <DasEi> j91321: how did you destroy it ?
[17:01] <NictraSavios> aaas, show me the line. I can probably learn something from it, but llutz 's idea looks promising.
[17:01] <Chicowolf> ok it work :D
[17:01] <samd> NictraSavios: have you tried to make startup scripts for each terminal? for example, i know that gnome-terminal has a --command argument, so you could change gnome-terminal to run your script once you start it ... i dont know if other therminals have this same option
[17:01] <Chicowolf> thx guys
[17:01] <aaas> NictraSavios what was his idea, i didnt see it
[17:01] <smw> Chicowolf, sweet :-)
[17:01] <bugs_bugger> i have a little bash script question: i have a folder with selected photos on my mediaplayer and want to negative-sync it with the folder of origin.
[17:01] <Chicowolf> :)
[17:01] <j91321> DasEi well formated it by accident
[17:02] <r00k19> awesome!!
[17:02] <Church> bugs: sounds like job for rsync
[17:02] <smw> bugs_bugger, negative sync?
[17:02] <bugs_bugger> ....which contains the unselected mass of photos
[17:02] <r00k19> CAN ANYONE DIRECT ME TOWARDS UBUNTU EASY PEASY OPERATING SYSTEM COMMUNITY
[17:02] <DasEi> j91321: hmm, not sure if that'll work then, better backup userdata before next steps, could try testdisk to get it back
[17:02] <bugs_bugger> yeah, delete every file from the original folder that is not in the first folder on my portable
[17:02] <NictraSavios> aaas, To use xwininfo
[17:03] <r00k19> I JUST RIGGED THIS BAD BOY UP FOR $250 ACER NETBOOK STRAIT FROM WALMART
[17:03] <Osakasa> Hi i have a bit problem with some error. http://pastebin.com/vtGF7k32
[17:03] <smw> !caps | r00k19
[17:03] <DasEi> !caps | r00k19
[17:03] <aaas> NictraSavios i think you'd have to click the mouse though
[17:03] <kdsmain> what does !caps do?
[17:03] <devhell> DasEi: not necessarily since he is using encryption.
[17:03] <r00k19> sorry im a 100% noob to linux community
[17:03] <smw> kdsmain, /msg ubottu bot
[17:03] <r00k19> CAPS GETS ATTENTION lol
[17:03] <Church> bugs: and how do you distinct files? only by file names, or content/checksum as well?
[17:03] <r00k19> ok i wont shout anymore
[17:03] <aaas> NictraSavios oh nevermind you can use the name
[17:04] <bugs_bugger> smw, Church: can this be done with rsync? compare 2 folders and delete those that are not common?
[17:04] <kdsmain> smw: how do i use the bot?
[17:04] <smw> r00k19, and piss off the peopel who would help you
[17:04] <aaas> NictraSavios but then you still need to get the name of the window
[17:04] <DasEi> r00k19: http://tinyurl.com/6qbl2cw
[17:04] <kdsmain> ohhhhhh it pipes that message to a user
[17:04] <kdsmain> nice
[17:04] <smw> kdsmain, yes
[17:05] <DasEi> ayuba:  all there ?
[17:05] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: its considered unpolite, even rude to use caps in chats
[17:05] <smw> !bot > kdsmain
[17:05] <samd> bugs_bugger: yes, it can be done with rsync, that is often used to mirror folders and keep backups
[17:05] <j91321> DasEi I tried testdisk already didn't get much back
[17:05] <r00k19> i guess i need to find people who are interested in operating easy peasy
[17:06] <bugs_bugger> Chruch: i would have said by filename since i didnt change the images themselves, just deleted the ones i didnt want
[17:06] <r00k19> easy peasy is awesome.  its making this $250 netbook run flawless
[17:06] <DasEi> j91321: just formated or partition  deleted ?
[17:06] <r00k19> and i partitioned the harddrive and left the original windows on
[17:06] <DasEi> r00k19: a particular question ?
[17:07] <lora_> sorry i still cant find the device in /dev
[17:07] <bugs_bugger> samd: i use it to backup my photos. but afaik it only syncs existing and adds new but doesnt delete
[17:07] <j91321> DasEi deleted
[17:07] <r00k19> yes thanks for asking
[17:07] <r00k19> but i am still unsure how to operate this chat app properly
[17:07] <r00k19> should i talk in this room or PM people or just join another room for easypeasy?
[17:07] <lora_> DasEi : if i unplug the ir device and recheck ls /dev the files are still the same
[17:07] <lora_> nothing added nothing removed
[17:07] <NictraSavios> aaas, guake has a ps of "gnome-shell" while gnome-term is "gnome-terminal", I can get the pid from that
[17:07] <bugs_bugger> Church: sorry, typo'd your username
[17:07] <samd> bugs_bugger: use the --delete option
[17:07] <lora_> but i didnt find the driver name
[17:07] <ayuba> no dude..
[17:07] <lora_> but not the location in /dev
[17:08] <bugs_bugger> samd: ok, will give it a try. thanks
[17:08] <DasEi> j91321: ok, then you will have to chroot from live similar to reinstalling grub plus /dev/pts  and /usr  and reinstall least one image
[17:08] <aaas> NictraSavios i bet you can, but the problem is the pid doesn't say which one you're running in
[17:08] <samd> bugs_bugger: no problem
[17:08] <lora_> DasEi: help!
[17:08] <aaas> NictraSavios if you run multiple terms you wouldnt know which is which
[17:08] <r00k19> right now the main problem is that i seem to be missing drivers for certain things like printing and some skype video
[17:08] <lora_> how can i find it in /dev?
[17:08] <DasEi> j91321: first link
[17:08] <DasEi> !grub
[17:08] <vinothrenga> kjnoji
[17:09] <NictraSavios> aaas, xwininfo -name gnome-shell works :P
[17:10] <llutz> r00k19: you want to take your issue to #easypeasy
[17:10] <ayuba> DasEi: any other solution
[17:10] <r00k19> thanks llutz
[17:10] <aaas> NictraSavios you got it working?
[17:10] <devhell> ayuba: are you sure that the usb stick is accessible?
[17:10] <r00k19> how do i go there just type "#easypeasy and hit enter?
[17:10] <NictraSavios> aaas, so does "xwininfo -name 'Guake!'"
[17:10] <devhell> ayuba: meaning, does it have files on it?
[17:10] <NictraSavios> aaas, Maybe haha
[17:11] <DasEi> ayuba: did mount threw any error ?
[17:11] <uskerine> which is the proper way in ubuntu for doing a "shutdown" from command line (ssh)?
[17:11] <ayuba> yes
[17:11] <aaas> NictraSavios well the thing is you need to grab the name from bash still
[17:11] <llutz> r00k19: type "/join #easypeasy"  without the quotes
[17:11] <devhell> uskerine: sudo halt
[17:11] <samd> uskerine: sudo shutdown -h now
[17:11] <DasEi> uskerine: sudo shutdown -h now
[17:11] <r00k19> Allahuakbar!!
[17:11] <aaas> NictraSavios bash needs, at startup, find that name
[17:12] <lycosa> sudo rm -rf / =)
[17:12] <lycosa> do not reproduce :D
[17:12] <NictraSavios> aaas, guake is obviously aware of its window, it has to be for guake --show-hide to work
[17:12] <DasEi> lora: sorry, what a usb device is it, storage ?
[17:12] <llutz> lycosa: don't poste that command here
[17:12] <aaas> NictraSavios yes guake is, but we're talking about bash
[17:12] <DasEi> !nick | ayuba
[17:12] <lycosa> sorry :)
[17:13] <NictraSavios> aaas, yeah I know... grasping at straws haha.
[17:13] <DasEi> ayuba: and please put in replies
[17:13] <ariana> lycosa I run that command what is it? :D
[17:13] <DasEi> ayuba: so the error was yes  ??
[17:13] <aaas> NictraSavios http://goo.gl/RYhkI that may help
[17:14] <r00k19> thanks everybody!  you guys are the HEROS of free humanity
[17:14] <lycosa> your hardrive migh be totally erased right now :)
[17:14] <ayuba> mount: can't find /dev/sdb1/media
[17:14] <lycosa> *migh
[17:14] <lycosa> *might
[17:14] <lycosa> evil keyboard...
[17:14] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1             /media/sdb1
[17:15] <r00k19> open source is on the side of truth
[17:15] <DasEi> !ot | r00k19 :)
[17:15] <r00k19> you can tell that microsoft and the copyright crowd are making operating systems extrememly limiting
[17:15] <r00k19> so i have a question about ubuntu
[17:15] <r00k19> how often are there updates out?
[17:16] <sergeantcupcake> o00k19: Yes!!
[17:16] <ayuba> yes error is like that
[17:16] <devhell> r00k19: very often.
[17:16] <aaas> NictraSavios on second glance, im not sure if this gets you there because you need the pid of the term not the script
[17:16] <samd> r00k19: there are constantly security updates as they come available, distribution updates comes once every 6 months
[17:16] <pc-moon> how i can add list inside list of right click in file explorer
[17:16] <kdsmain> is there a way to open a channel in a new tab with ! ?
[17:16] <ghabit> I have strange colors while viewing flash video, all is blue, how to fix it?
[17:17] <DasEi> r00k19: packets when bugs are found, major rleases each year and :
[17:17] <DasEi> !lts
[17:17] <NictraSavios> Hmm... this is a head scratcher
[17:17] <qinaga> only three years for xubuntu lts...
[17:17] <r00k19> we gotta make the open-source community aware of the conspiracy that has overtaken the entire world.  microsoft is on the side of evil.  we are the good guys
[17:17] <DasEi> r00k19: lots of info FAQ and manpages at ubuntu.com
[17:17] <sergeantcupcake> ubottu: How is LTS different from the normal releases?
[17:18] <r00k19> google is also evil
[17:18] <KRomo> im trying to install zsnes but sw center says There isn’t a software package called “zsnes” in your current software sources.
[17:18] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1             /media/sdb1   , did that work ??
[17:18] <r00k19> are there other search engines???
[17:18] <KRomo> anyone help
[17:18] <r00k19> besides google?
[17:18] <DasEi> !ot | r00k19
[17:18] <ayuba> exactly
[17:18] <lycosa> r00k19 ... and Canonical too ? why do they implement google in the default web browser then ?
[17:18] <Osakasa> I get this error while tring to install a packet 'E: Unable to locate package gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so'. how can i install this when apt-get doesn't find it?
[17:18] <KRomo> is this cuz im on 64 bit?
[17:18] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: type "/join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[17:19] <DasEi> ayuba: I feel becoming impatient, please put nick when answering and please respond to questions
[17:19] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1             /media/sdb1   , did that work ??
[17:19] <samd> Osakasa: that package does not exists , why are you trying to install it?
[17:19] <lycosa> !patience
[17:20] <ayuba> no
[17:20] <samd> Osakasa: that file is probably provided when installing gnome-keyring (sudo apt-get install gnome-keyring) but it comes with ubuntu by default
[17:20] <Osakasa> samd, tring to debug wine. original pastebin: http://pastebin.com/vtGF7k32
[17:20] <r00k19> nobody is helping me in #easypeasy
[17:20] <ayuba> sorry still not working
[17:21] <DasEi> ayuba: could you please put my nick in your answers ? and then yes and no is not what your terminal tells, but that's what feeds my magic crystal ball
[17:21] <ayuba> DasEi:sorry ok
[17:22] <DasEi> ah,  ayuba
[17:22] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1             /media/sdb1   , errormessage ?
[17:22] <ayuba> DasEi:yes
[17:22] <Maeda> Hi ! Am I right opening this bug : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1005661 I find only one another people who did have this problem, and I really don't know how to solve it. Nothing found on forums too :-(
[17:22] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: I see what happened, yo addressed ubottu (the channel info bot) and for some reason it thought you wanted to add a factoid to its database.
[17:22]  * DasEi fetches some long stirred tea now, second
[17:23] <IdleOne> sergeantcupcake: no biggie :)
[17:23] <sergeantcupcake> IdleOne: ahhh.... Cool!!! :)
[17:23] <bugs_bugger> samd: yeah, i got --delete working with grsync even. thanks again.
[17:23] <samd> Osakasa: have you tryied the fix form https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-keyring/+bug/885492/comments/28
[17:23] <samd> bugs_bugger: glad its working, no problem!!
[17:23] <sergeantcupcake> Hey where would i go for information if I wanted to set up a freenode relay?
[17:24] <Osakasa> samd, that one i'm trying, but failing at step 3
[17:25] <Osakasa> samd, ln: failed to create symbolic link `/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so': No such file or directory
[17:25] <samd> Osakasa: alright, looks like the package hasnt been installed correctly, did the step 1 went correctly?
[17:25] <aaa> my secondary internal hard drive does not mount on startup (so my firefox addon can't access it) and it appear in the "removeable devices". how can i auto mount it and exclude it from the list (so i can't disconnect it my mistake)?
[17:26] <Osakasa> samd, yep, no errors
[17:26] <smw> !fstab | aaa
[17:26] <aaa> thanks
[17:27] <g3d> hi, I'm having problems running awesome window manager via NX on Precise. I know there are problems with unity, but I can successfully run gnome-fallback and unity-2d session in NX. But if I replace wm with awesome in node.cfg, NX connection does not come up...
[17:27] <g3d> Whould anyone be able to help?
[17:27] <ayuba> DasEi: can't find /dev/sdb1/media/sdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[17:27] <samd> Osakasa: try running a search for that file, just in case its elsewhere, run the comand " sudo find / -name gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so"  lets see if that file exists anywhere else in your system
[17:28] <samd> Osakasa: it might take a while since it searches the whole filesystem
[17:28] <ayuba> cannot detect my pendrive in ubutu - beginner
[17:28] <Osakasa> samd, noob questin, but this a gnome-keyring, i'm using 12.04 unity. doesn't matter?
[17:29] <samd> Osakasa: i dont think it matters, you should be fine using unity,, and that post appears to be for 12.04 users, the problem seems to be something with 32 bits and 64 bit libs incompatibility
[17:29] <r00k19> NOOOOOOOOOBS
[17:29] <ayuba> please help me
[17:30] <Osakasa> samd, found it: /usr/lib32/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so and /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:30] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: you're starting to be annoying
[17:31] <azertyu> hi `
[17:31] <azertyu> how to change root password from vi /etc/shadow ?
[17:31] <sergeantcupcake> Admin!!!
[17:31] <azertyu> yes admin password
[17:31] <sergeantcupcake> azertyu: hi! :)
[17:31] <azertyu> hi
[17:31] <szal> azertyu: there is no root password
[17:32] <samd> Osakasa: the file exists in there, try running the ln again and tel lthe what the output is
[17:32] <azertyu> just a sec
[17:32] <samd> Osakasa: also tell what the error is when your running wine
[17:32] <DasEi> ayuba: left the blank ?
[17:32] <Osakasa> sudo ln -s /usr/lib32/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:32] <Osakasa> ln: failed to create symbolic link `/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so': No such file or directory
[17:32] <DasEi> ayuba: sudo mount /dev/sdb1                                        /media/sdb1
[17:33] <Osakasa> samd, wine gives me this: p11-kit: couldn't load module: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:34] <DasEi> Osakasa: gnome-keyring installed ?
[17:34] <Osakasa> samd, tried both wine1.4 and wine1.5 with no luck
[17:35] <sl0w> has anyone run in to issues with using external monitors in Ubuntu 12
[17:35] <Osakasa> DasEi, i'm tring to install it, but no packets found
[17:35] <Chicowolf> guys
[17:35] <Chicowolf> i've this problem
[17:36] <samd> Osakasa: try this "sudo mkdir /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11" and then re run the ln command
[17:36] <Chicowolf> mkbootimg: command not found
[17:36] <Chicowolf> how can i solve ?
[17:36] <DasEi> Osakasa: sudo apt-get install gnome-keyring ??
[17:36] <samd> Osakasa: sorry, forgot to add a -p, the command should be this ""sudo mkdir -p /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11"
[17:37] <Osakasa> samd, those two lines just 'went in', no errors, no ok's
[17:37] <DasEi> Chicowolf: what are you trying ? backing up mbr ?
[17:37] <r00k19> i have a question for anyone familiar with EasyPeasy
[17:37] <samd> Osakasa: thats good, no errors means success, now try running the ln command again
[17:37] <Chicowolf> i trying to compile android kernel
[17:38] <Chicowolf> ./build.sh -p sun4i
[17:38] <DasEi> r00k19: not supported here, #linux for general questions about 'nixes
[17:38] <Chicowolf> after this command
[17:38] <Osakasa> samd, after this line sudo mkdir -p /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11 the ln-command didn't work
[17:38] <Chicowolf> terminal shows me mkbootimg: command not foud
[17:38] <sergeantcupcake> Ive heard that I can sync my android phone with my computer. How?
[17:38] <azertyu> helllo
[17:38] <r00k19> join #linux
[17:38] <samd> what does it tells? the same error?
[17:38] <azertyu> can anyone tell me about what is the password for admin using this information from /etc/shadow : admin:$1$Zxj1lT/7$uiFhhQUh40T7UFGpIZo4K.:13367:0:99999:7:::
[17:38] <samd> Osakasa: same error ?
[17:38] <lauratika> hi 12.04 has rhythmbox as default player but it lacks with file browsing option,so many music file and so many generes that irather to play them by folder is there a music player who does that?
[17:38] <DasEi> Chicowolf: ic, I don't that package , obviusly a commannd not known to debian/buntu,  what shall that packet do ?
[17:39] <Osakasa> samd, same error :/
[17:39] <samd> Osakasa: whats the output of "ls /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11"
[17:39] <DasEi> azertyu: nope, it's why it's hashed
[17:39] <Osakasa> samd, gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:40] <klj613> when i turn caps lock off on my keyboard, and hit the next letter. its still capitals (delay, e.g. HEllo). Fair enough if it was just this keyboard (Razer Lycosa) but it also happens on a cheap £3ish keyboard aswell (also USB). Any idea what might be causing it?
[17:40] <gvo> Chicowolf: I don't think it's in a Ubuntu package.  You'll probably have to build it See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
[17:40] <klj613> Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[17:41] <jarad> chat
[17:41] <samd> Osakasa: and the output of " ls /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so"?
[17:41] <Osakasa> samd, no sure it the all problems start when i launch steam. During lauch i get this error "err:wgl:is_extension_supported No OpenGL extensions found, check if your OpenGL setup is correct!" but still steam is working
[17:42] <Thomas`> bouh
[17:42] <samd> Osakasa: dont think so, OpenGL is a graphics rendering library
[17:42] <server_> hey
[17:42] <Osakasa> samd, output: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:42] <server_> what is port for ftp server??
[17:43] <server_> what is port for ftp server??
[17:43] <samd> Osakasa: so the file that wine is looking for apparently exists, have you tried running wine again?
[17:43] <Osakasa> samd, yes, several times ☺
[17:43] <server_> what is port for ftp server normaly??
[17:44] <DasEi> server_: 21 is default, but can set another, too, better vsftp
[17:44] <samd> Osakasa: let check something
[17:44] <Osakasa> samd, so is wine looking that file from wrong place or what?
[17:44] <Osakasa> ok
[17:44] <r00k19> any other rooms where i might find some tech support?
[17:45] <r00k19> i just need updates/drivers for easypeasy
[17:45] <samd> Osakasa: aparently not, wine says it cannot locate the file in "/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so",but the file is there, we made sure of that by running the 'ls' command
[17:46] <azertyu>  i m asking is there any decrypter ? dashavoo
[17:46] <azertyu>  i m asking is there any decrypter ? DasEi
[17:46] <DasEi> azertyu: decrypting what ?
[17:47] <wilee-nilee> r00k19, there must be a easypeasy forum, there is a channel, but very few there.
[17:47] <samd> Osakasa: whats the output of "ls -l /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so"?
[17:47] <szal> azertyu: what are you trying to do in the first place? that you think you need a root pwd for?
[17:47] <Osakasa> samd, output: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 56 Jun  3 20:36 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so -> /usr/lib32/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:47] <wilee-nilee> r00k19, you might try the ubuntu forums.
[17:47] <whiskers75> #rockbox
[17:48] <cog> How do I set emacs as the prime text editor?
[17:48] <samd> Osakasa: that look's ok
[17:49] <bullium> cog, sudo update-alternatives –config editor
[17:49] <wilee-nilee> r00k19, I would use  a OS that is supported, like ubuntu I run that on a netbook with a atom 1.6 2 gigs rams runs fast
[17:49] <Osakasa> samd, good to know
[17:49] <bullium> cog, make sure emacs is installed before you run that
[17:49] <r00k19> i need like updates/drivers
[17:49] <r00k19> its running fine but it wont print for example
[17:50] <r00k19> and it seems skype vid doesnt either work
[17:50] <cog> how do i paste to a terminal window? thanks btw
[17:50] <DasEi> cog: sudo update-alternatives –config editor
[17:50] <Osakasa> cog, ctrl+shift+v = paste
[17:51] <r00k19> i just booted EasyPeasy off the flash drive and clicked "install" and it worked fine.
[17:51] <DasEi> cog: or middle mouse or right mouse >> paste
[17:51] <DasEi> r00k19: we got it know
[17:51] <DasEi> now
[17:51] <whiskers75> /act/2
[17:52] <r00k19> ok i know my question, DasEi
[17:52] <cog> sudo update-alternatives –config editor
[17:52] <r00k19> my question is - does Update manager get everything or will i have to download more drivers myself and bug fixes
[17:52] <cog> I see the buffer doesn't save
[17:52] <samd> Osakasa: whats the output of wine again, sorry for the same questions over again :p
[17:53] <Osakasa> samd, p11-kit: couldn't load module: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:53] <cog> that givees me aneror message DasEi & bullium
[17:54] <DasEi> cog: sudo update-alternatives --config editor
[17:54] <bullium> cog, what is the error?
[17:54] <bullium> DasEi, Oh, prolly character set wrong on copy paste :)
[17:54] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: the update manager is for updates. it does not install software, it updates the existing software. since easy peasy seems to be based on ubuntu, installing drivers is not an easy-peasy specific problem
[17:54] <bullium> DasEi, nice catch
[17:54] <Guest86237> hallo
[17:54] <DasEi> cog: wrong pastie, right bullium
[17:55] <lauratika> abyone?
[17:55] <r00k19> ok so any ubuntu drivers will run on easypeasy?
[17:55] <balrog> I'm having a little issue with a PC with dual LAN ports. One is an intel 82583V and the other is an intel 82579V. the latter works, but the former doesn't, though both appear in lshw (and the one that doesn't is "unclaimed")
[17:55] <bullium> lauratika, abyone left a while ago 0_o?
[17:55] <xangua> r00k19: this is Ubuntu support, not easy peasy
[17:55] <r00k19> ok well im running ubuntu
[17:55] <r00k19> so i need some support lol
[17:56] <Guest86237> hello
[17:56] <lauratika> awwww so bad.can you tell him i was looking for a darn answer?
[17:56] <samd> Osakasa: whats the output of "ls -l /usr/lib32/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so"
[17:56] <lauratika> please?
[17:56] <bullium> lauratika, j/k what you need?
[17:56] <bugs_bugger> bugs_bugger is pondering the possibilites of a troll being present
[17:56] <lauratika> im looking for a music player that let my browse my files on the player
[17:56] <devhell> bugs_bugger: my senses are tingeling. ;-)
[17:56] <Osakasa> samd, output: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 71572 Jun  3 20:26 /usr/lib32/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so
[17:57] <ethek> hello, can someone help me debug why my software-center will not load. It crashes on startup
[17:57] <DasEi> amarok, banshee, gnome-mplayer , lauratika
[17:57] <lauratika> banshee wont aloud me this behaviour
[17:58] <xangua> lauratika: you mean by directories¿
[17:58] <ethek> my ubuntu-one will also crash on startup..
[17:58] <lauratika> kind of winamp,some of my files has no genere or no artist
[17:58] <lauratika> yes by folders and directories thats rigth
[17:58] <samd> Osakasa: so if you run the 'ln' command now it says "file already exists" does it?
[17:58] <VDZServer> Hello. I'm having a problem with Ubuntu Desktop 12.04. I'm connecting through VNC (not sure if related), and I can't unlock anything in the system settings GUI. It never asks me for a root password, and all vital things are grayed out (including unlock buttons)
[17:58] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: look, its no fault having no clue about ubuntu, or linux in gerneral. thats what this channel is for. but your obnoxious behaviour is not so much helping
[17:59] <r00k19> sorry im a noob
[17:59] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: that is not the problem.
[17:59] <Osakasa> samd, yes 'Files exists'
[17:59] <Osakasa> samd, the whole line: ln: failed to create symbolic link `/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/pkcs11/gnome-keyring-pkcs11.so': File exists
[17:59] <r00k19> whats the problem?
[17:59] <Guest86237> xubunto
[18:00] <samd> Osakasa: yeah, it should be like that, because the link is already made (we made sure of that with the output of ls)
[18:00] <bugs_bugger> r00k: now, i dont know what drivers you need, but if its only the printer you should go for cups or something. in gerneral, it helps opening Synaptic and searching for the hardware model you own
[18:01] <bullium> lauratika, rhythmbox no worky?
[18:01] <lauratika> nope they use to have a plugin for that but wont work anylonger
[18:01] <Osakasa> samd, when i click civ5 icon on steam, i get this on terminal 'fixme:winhttp:WinHttpDetectAutoProxyConfigUrl discovery via DHCP not supported'
[18:01] <samd> Osakasa: but wine keeps saying "no such file or directory" so it doenst seems to be able to find it
[18:01] <bullium> lauratika, give me a sec I'm gonna dig something up
[18:01] <lauratika> lets say i have a folder with music by this or this friend and then i want to play it at once...
[18:01] <lauratika> thanx
[18:02] <samd> Osakasa: do you know if other people have had success running steam on wine?
[18:02] <bullium> lauratika, amarok or audacious maybe?
[18:02] <bugs_bugger> r00k: getting to know this stuff takes time. but the information is there. shouting around in a help channel wont get you things faster. thats the  problem.
[18:03] <lauratika> ok which one you rekon best?
[18:03] <Osakasa> samd, yes, but i asked this same question few days ago at #winehq and they told this a ubuntu's problem with 64lib and 32lib
[18:03] <bullium> lauratika, I've heard http://audacious-media-player.org/ is like winamp for linux
[18:03] <Iarfen> Hi!!
[18:03] <Iarfen> Is there a terminal like terminator that accepts utf8 encoding??
[18:03] <bugs_bugger> r00k19: also, have you checked out this page already? http://edge.geteasypeasy.com/help/
[18:03] <nella> x favore come faccio a scaricare film da mirc!salve e grazie a tutti
[18:04] <Osakasa> samd, installed also ia-lib32 iirc the name
[18:04] <DasEi> lauratika: what you mean about browsing, banshee still offers libs that can be browsed
[18:05] <samd> Osakasa: yeah, it looks like it is, what keeps me thinking is that wine is outputing that it cannot find a file that existts
[18:05] <sergeantcupcake> larfen: Hi!
[18:05] <samd> Osakasa: are you still getting that error "file or directory does not exists"?
[18:06] <DasEi> lauratika: media > import > folder for instance
[18:06] <DasEi> larfen : nano and others
[18:06] <Osakasa> samd, for some reason i get new, a fresh errors
[18:06] <lauratika> Dasei i mean from the player be able to play an entire folder
[18:06] <samd> Osakasa: alright, what are them?
[18:07] <Osakasa> samd, http://pastebin.com/5Ky8CppS
[18:07] <DasEi> lauratika: all suggestions, additional vlc can do that
[18:08] <rodrigo> que e usario 11.10
[18:08] <rodrigo> q site eu poso usar para bixar programas???
[18:08] <jrib> !pt | rodrigo
[18:09] <NielsMkn> Hey everyone
[18:09] <r00k19> ok question
[18:09] <NielsMkn> I have a small problem I need your help with :)
[18:09] <r00k19> can i download a "system restore" for ubuntu so i can always take it back to this state in the future if need be?
[18:09] <DasEi> !ask
[18:10] <azertyu> what happen when you enter adduser newuser
[18:10] <NielsMkn> I installed ubuntu 12.04 on my hp dv6 laptop today and everything works fine except that whenever I restart, I hear a crackling sound from my speakers
[18:10] <jrib> azertyu: are you asking the channel?
[18:10] <azertyu> what are the file goes to write is it possible to verbose ?
[18:10] <DasEi> azertyu: a new /home/dir is created as is the user and some other entries
[18:10] <NielsMkn> I searched the net for solutions but the ones given didn't work and most of the threads didn't even have a solution.
[18:10] <szal> !backup | r00k19
[18:11] <azertyu> yes of course
[18:11] <rodrigo> nao consigo baixar nado no ubuntu br
[18:11] <r00k19> a nother questino - when i download updates as files, should i hit extract or open?
[18:11] <jrib> azertyu: a new user named "newuser" is created
[18:11] <azertyu> then ?
[18:11] <klj613> how do i enable dolby surroundsound on ubuntu?
[18:11] <jrib> azertyu: why are you asking?
[18:11] <azertyu> why not to be asked ?
[18:12] <xangua> r00k19: r00k19: The easypeasy IRC channel, #easypeasy, are located on the Freenode network. http://edge.geteasypeasy.com/help/  http://edge.geteasypeasy.com/help/
[18:12] <jrib> azertyu: I'm trying to figure out what you actually want to know
[18:12] <DasEi> rodrigo: no english ? native german here, eeh, nao #ubuntu-br ?
[18:12] <llutz> azertyu: why should it ask? if you don't want to create a user, don't run adduser
[18:12] <samd> Osakasa: um that looks like a more complex problem, try posting them in the #winehq irc ,have you tried installing it in a 32 bit system?
[18:12] <azertyu> just like that
[18:13] <azertyu> oh i get
[18:13] <azertyu> what i simply i need i s
[18:13] <NielsMkn> erm any help? :o
[18:13] <azertyu> to create a user and give him root accesss
[18:13] <samd> Osakasa: you could also try crossover instead of wine... but i dont see why wine woulnt work, many people in the internet seems to have it working
[18:13] <DasEi> NielsMkn: sorry haven't followed all time, repeat question ?
[18:13] <llutz> azertyu: sudo adduser newusername    and after its finished "sudo adduser newusername admin"
 I installed ubuntu 12.04 on my hp dv6 laptop today and everything works fine except that whenever I restart, I hear a crackling sound from my speakers
[18:14] <Osakasa> samd, many thanks to you, i try to figure if it directx or something else now
[18:14] <NielsMkn> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1549652
[18:14] <llutz> azertyu: that creates new user and adds him to group "admin", which is needed for sudo
[18:14] <azertyu> well
[18:14] <NielsMkn> DasEi, even those guys had the same problem but found no solution it seems
[18:14] <azertyu> i would like to do it in different way
[18:14] <azertyu> i mean manually
[18:14] <azertyu> how to ?
[18:14] <r00k19> u guys are awesome
[18:14] <r00k19> thanks
[18:14] <r00k19> u have my full support
[18:15] <dr_willis> manually meaning?
[18:15] <llutz> azertyu: man useradd, man usermod
[18:15] <azertyu> without using useradd or usermod or adduser etc ...
[18:15] <samd> Osakasa: alright, no problem, but for sure the keyring thing is solved as the link was succesfully created and wine no longer errors out saying could not find that file
[18:15] <Anastasius> Hey... how does this thing work?
[18:15] <dr_willis> azertyu:  dare we ask... why?
[18:16] <llutz> azertyu: use "vi" and feel free to break your system
[18:16] <skandee> need help, can't install FL studio through wine, what to do?
[18:16] <azertyu> my question is  straighly what that command doing
[18:16] <dr_willis> skandee:  other then check the wine app database, check the winehq channel
[18:17] <connection_> oi
[18:17] <DasEi> NielsMkn: no idea first hand, does syslog or dmesg reveal problems with audio device ? reading just bootup might be the welcome chime, which can be disabled, but at shutdown .. search dmesg and syslog for audio, error, not found and such, maybe there is a hint
[18:17] <Hilikus> how can i make a cron job send its output to rsyslogd for logging in a file?
[18:17] <llutz> Hilikus: use "logger"
[18:17] <llutz> !info logger | Hilikus
[18:17] <llutz> ah comes with bsdutils: /usr/bin/logger
[18:18] <llutz> Hilikus: ^
[18:18] <NielsMkn> hmm alright I'll check DasEi
[18:18] <Anastasius> Hey, I hate to interrupt, but does anyone know why when I boot my computer Ubuntu loads instead of Windows?
[18:18] <sergeantcupcake> Anastasius: Have you checked grub?
[18:18] <dr_willis> because its the default grub entry Anastasius
[18:18] <samd> Anastasius: you have to select windows in the boot menu
[18:19] <sergeantcupcake> Adios!
[18:19] <DasEi> Anastasius: left shift or ctrl when grub comes up, choose os (or set another default entry)
[18:19] <Anastasius> No, you're getting this wrong. I actually want Ubuntu to load.
[18:19] <dr_willis> you said its loading ubuntu
[18:20] <Anastasius> I'm asking how that happens.
[18:20] <DasEi> Anastasius: installed win after ubu in a dualboot ?
[18:20] <dr_willis> because its the default grub entry Anastasius
[18:20] <Anastasius> dr_willis: What does that mean?
[18:20] <samd> Anastasius: you want ubuntu to load instead of windows by default? that's the default behavior when you install ubuntu. Have you installed anything else lately?
[18:20]  * dr_willis is not clear on the problem
[18:20]  * DasEi nods
[18:20] <dr_willis> !grub | Anastasius
[18:21] <Anastasius> samd: No, Ubuntu is loading instead of Windows.
[18:21] <samd> Anastasius: and what behavior do you want
[18:21] <dr_willis> grub is loading ubuntu. because thats its job
[18:21] <dr_willis> and set that way
[18:21] <DasEi> apt-get install windows, later nice channel
[18:22] <Anastasius> samd: I want Ubuntu to load first and give me choice if i want to load Windows instead.
[18:22]  * dr_willis thinks now.. we get to the real question
[18:22] <XiRoN> hi
[18:22] <tuxgeek> !unity
[18:23] <XiRoN> I have a problem :(
[18:23] <dr_willis> grub menu is hidden by default, and is not whowing a windows entry
[18:23] <booyaism> intresting
[18:23] <samd> Anastasius: once you boot ubuntu, you have to reboot to load window, unless you install windows in a virtual machine
[18:23] <XiRoN> I was to know where I can view all the harddrives connected to my ubuntu system
[18:23] <XiRoN> And what directory they are in.
[18:23] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  grub should show a menu itrm for windows
[18:23] <samd> XiRoN: type "mount"
[18:23] <dr_willis> XiRoN:  use sudo blkid
[18:23] <Anastasius> samd: That doesn't make much sense. I want it to load Ubuntu first, not Windows.
[18:24] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  hold shift while booting. select what os you want from the grub menu
[18:24] <tuxgeek> XiRoN: df -h will help too
[18:24] <Anastasius> dr_willis: Tried that, doesn't work.
[18:25] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  so tell us what it does do....
[18:25] <dr_willis> its taken 10 min to get down to the actual issue..
[18:25] <r00k19> can anyone familiar with Ubuntu tell me if its possible to create a system restore point?
[18:26] <Anastasius> When I start the computer, it gives me a grub list where I can choose whether or not to boot into Ubuntu or windows. Then I leave it alone and it boots into Ubuntu.
[18:26] <bugs_bugger> DasEi: sag mal, wie lässt du nachrichten aussehen wie status? zb. Das Ei nods?
[18:26] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  so.. you select windows and it dosent work? you want ti wait forever? '
[18:27] <Anastasius> No, I just don't touch anything and it boots into Ubuntu.
[18:27] <tuxgeek> dr_willis: +1
[18:27] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  so?  ........
[18:27] <Anastasius> That's the problem.
[18:27] <numberto> Is it possible to monitor who is downloading the most. I am on ubuntu 12.04 and have a wireless router. We are 6 people connected to the router and I believe somebody is downloading a huge torrent thus we have slow connection. (Is there a way to find out)
[18:27] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  why? what do you want it to do
[18:28] <tuxgeek> Anastasius: you don't have a problem...
[18:28] <Anastasius> dr_willis: I want it to boot into Ubuntu without any sort of intervention from me.
[18:28] <dr_willis> Anastasius:  its doing that...
[18:28] <Anastasius> No it's not. I have to turn the computer on first.
[18:28]  * dr_willis sends Anastasius  the bill..
[18:28]  * dr_willis closes the ticket
[18:29] <kisuke>  how would i force software center to install a .deb thats a a previous version of a currently installed package?
[18:29] <devhell> dr_willis: lol
[18:29] <dr_willis> !pin | kisuke
[18:29]  * tuxgeek kicks Anastasius in the rear
[18:30] <bugs_bugger> dr_willis: nice one
[18:31] <Anastasius> tuxgeek: What was that for?
[18:31] <devhell> okay, I guess I'll ask my empathy question again.. is there anything that must be done in order to activate "share my desktop"? both users are running 12.04, and both are on jabber/xmpp.
[18:31] <tuxgeek> for wasting our time!
[18:31] <bugs_bugger> tuxgeek: say, im wondering how to make a message appear like a status. whats the  irc command for it?
[18:31] <dr_willis> devhell:  local lan or over the internet?
[18:31] <kisuke> dr_willis: not really applicable, i need to install the jaunty bluez, and im on precise. i have the jaunty bluez .deb, the question is just how to install it.
[18:31] <devhell> dr_willis: over internet.
[18:31] <Anastasius> tuxgeek: What part of it was a waste of time?
[18:32] <llutz> bugs_bugger: http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/irctutorial.html
[18:32] <tuxgeek> everything
[18:32] <dr_willis> kisuke:  i would be suprised if thats even possible
[18:33] <kisuke> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/495930 similar problem, the adapter last worked propertly under jaunty.
[18:33] <kisuke> dr_willis: ^
[18:33] <dr_willis> devhell:  if its using the vino remote desktop feature you may need to setup a ssh tunnle
[18:33] <DasEi>  dr_willis: you can install older  debs and put them on hold, though not to be recommended
[18:33] <Anastasius> tuxgeek: I disagree. How am I supposed to boot into Ubuntu if Ubuntu loads automatically?
[18:34] <dr_willis> the fact the kernel is very different/version  may also be a big brick wall
[18:34] <bugs_bugger> llutz: thx
[18:34] <da> bbb
[18:34] <devhell> dr_willis: It works fine without setting up an ssh tunnel manually. Fun thing is, that if one machine runs 11.10 and the other 12.04, the request from 12.04 to 11.10 works, and a connection can be made. If both are 12.04 it doesn't work.
[18:36] <dr_willis> sounds like a bug to report
[18:36] <devhell> dr_willis: I've been thinking the same thing. I guess I'll have to file one :(
[18:36] <devhell> dr_willis: just wanted to check, not that I'm being stupid.
[18:36] <dr_willis> how about 11.10 to 12.04 ;)
[18:36] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: did you install 2 different versions of ubuntu?
[18:37] <triedandtruwe> hi im loading precise off of a usb onto a computer, which is running vista, in order to access some files on the main hard drive, because I can't boot into vista, and thats the only OS, so anyway, off of the usb drive, it boots but gets stuck with the ubuntu logo and 5 dots under it
[18:37] <Hilikus> llutz: that doesn't seem to work. The log entry comes from logger, not from the real source
[18:37] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I know it's possible to run Ubuntu from a Live CD, but is it possible to run u
[18:37] <silverghost> lol
[18:37] <Hilikus> llutz: and i don't see a way to modify it
[18:37] <CuriousUbuntuUse> run Ubuntu from a Live CD, and save the changes afterwards?
[18:37] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Like a writable disc?
[18:37] <bugs_bugger> triedandtruwe: hit ESC to see if any errrors are thrown
[18:37] <devhell> dr_willis: didn't test that since the other computer is 12.04 (a relative of mine) and I run different ubuntu versions on vbox.
[18:37] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  make a live usb and you can
[18:37] <triedandtruwe> will do
[18:37] <triedandtruwe> bugs_bugger: will do
[18:37] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I doubt my laptop supports booting from the USB
[18:37] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Most BIOS' (that I've seen) dont
[18:38] <Hilikus> what i'm doign is ./myscript | logger
[18:38] <Anastasius> bugs_bugger: No, just 12.04.
[18:38] <Hilikus> but the entries appear to be from logger, not "myscript"
[18:38]  * dr_willis thinks most hes seen in the last 5 years do..
[18:38] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: how old is your laptop? most modern machines can boot from usb.
[18:38] <bugs_bugger> CuriousUbuntuUse: unless your BIOS is really old you should be able to set your USB controller as boot device
[18:38] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Acer TravelMate 5330
[18:38] <silverghost> hey people i wanna make windows look like new ubuntu 12.04 what to do?
[18:38] <lauratika> a new question how can i add an add to playlist on nautilus right-click menu?
[18:38] <tuxgeek>  !alsa
[18:39] <samd> silverghost: install ubuntu
[18:39] <devhell> silverghost: install ubuntu. :P
[18:39] <llutz> Hilikus: i simply use logger -t mytag  for identification
[18:39] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: then, my dear fellow, you are a troll. if your Ubuntu is booting automatically, then your are booting into it.
[18:39] <Anastasius> bugs_bugger: You're missing my point.
[18:39] <CuriousUbuntuUse> And how do I install onto a USB?
[18:39] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: it seems you didnt make it clear ^^
[18:40] <Anastasius> Also, join ##club-ubuntu
[18:40] <silverghost> ubuntu u have to type commands its tough for me
[18:40] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  pendrivelinux has tools. such as unetbootin and others
[18:40] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: do you have ubuntu on a machine already? or are you on windows?
[18:40] <llutz> bugs_bugger: don't feed the troll
[18:40] <xangua> !usb | CuriousUbuntuUse
[18:41]  * bugs_bugger fetches his old troll rifle and makes a warning grimace
[18:41] <samd> silverghost: you dont actually have to type commands, theres almost a gui for everything, its just easier for us to bring support by telling people to copy and paste commands, instad of telling them "goto system-> preferences " search for ......... etc
[18:41] <CuriousUbuntuUse> devhell: This laptop's HDD is broken so I am using a Live CD
[18:41] <triedandtruwe> bugs_bugger: here is what showed up when i hit esc: firmware files b43/ucode5.fw and b43-open/ucode5.fw not found; after that it says you must go to wireless.kernel.org..... etc and download the correct firmware for this driver ver. Do that?
[18:41] <dr_willis> its really a pain walking theough the gui giving support.
[18:42] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: how much RAM does your laptop have?
[18:42] <CuriousUbuntuUse> devhell: Only 1 GB
[18:42] <Hilikus> llutz: oh, i didn't notice the entry in syslog was just the tag, i thought it was the name of the process. that works, thanks a lot
[18:42] <CuriousUbuntuUse> 931.4 MB according to System Monitor
[18:42] <dr_willis> triedandtruwe:  if you hook up to a wired network and run the 'addational drivers' tiil it may auto download those for you
[18:42] <kullix> i recently installed Kubuntu 5.04 powerpc on my iBook G3 433MHZ 64MB, it runs but man is it slow. How can I switch, from Kubuntu, to Xubuntu?
[18:42] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: should be enough to plug in a USB, download ubuntu iso and use usbcreator to write the image to your usb stick.
[18:43] <devhell> kullix: clean way: re-install
[18:43] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Write the image to my USB?
[18:43] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Won't that just setup an installer?
[18:43] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: yes
[18:43] <dr_willis> 64mb ram = everything will be slow...
[18:43] <samd> kullix: i recommend lubuntu over xubuntu for slow pc's if you can
[18:44] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: no, it will set up the same live environment that you kow from the CD.. just on the USB.
[18:44] <dr_willis> or a typo
[18:44] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I want it so I can boot via USB, and it loads up my Ubuntu environment from last use
[18:44] <bugs_bugger> triedandtruwe: sorry, thats beyond my knowledge. at this point all i could do is google the error message. maybe this is a known issue or someone else here knows what to do.
[18:44] <devhell> dr_willis: oh, 64MB? well then... ;)
[18:44] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  live +persistant save = what you asked for
[18:44] <triedandtruwe> bugs_bugger: ok, thanks a lot for your help!
[18:44] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Oh I missed the usbcreator part
[18:45] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: that is possible with a USB stick, and the usbcreator program also has an option to set that.
[18:45] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I thought you meant write the fresh ISO to a USB
[18:45] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  or do a full normal install to the flash drive. if its big enough
[18:45] <kullix> eh. that took like 2 hours to install
[18:45] <CuriousUbuntuUse> USB stick is 2 GB
[18:45] <CuriousUbuntuUse> How big is Ubuntu 12.04 Desktop?
[18:45] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: yes, that's what I mean, just download an iso image, and use usbcreator.
[18:45] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: that is enough.
[18:46] <samd> CuriousUbuntuUse: better stick with the live usb + persisten alternative with 2 gig
[18:46] <kullix> i wonder if they got Lubuntu powerpc
[18:46] <dr_willis> kullix:   you do have more then 64mb of ram?
[18:46] <kullix> haha no, i literally found this thing last night
[18:46] <kullix> its a g3 clamshell
[18:46] <samd> kullix: looks like they do https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCDownloads
[18:46] <kullix> ooooold school. still New World mac though
[18:47] <dr_willis> kullix:  time to use the console only...
[18:47] <dr_willis> or look into very mini linux's
[18:47] <triedandtruwe_> hi, i just got an error from precise while booting up (from a live usb) that i need to download the correct firmware for a certain driver version; does that firmware need to go onto the usb or the host?
[18:47] <kullix> haha nice
[18:47] <kullix> thanks guys
[18:47] <westell> Do you know if Unity uses much more memory ?
[18:47] <kullix> i don't know why i installed kubuntu
[18:48] <xangua> westell: define much
[18:48] <bugs_bugger> dr_willis: triedandtruwe is stuck at the plymouth splash, if im not mistaken. how could he hook up a wireless?
[18:48] <devhell> kullix: I agree with dr_willis, you won't be happy with the "fancy" distros. Better get down and dirty.
[18:48] <westell> xangua, seems like my CPU is slowed down with Unity
[18:48] <bugs_bugger> triedandtruwe: have any possibilty to use a live cd?
[18:48] <triedandtruwe_> I can try...
[18:48] <xangua> westell: 5 years mine, it doesn't slow down :)
[18:48] <dr_willis> bugs_bugger:  i recall some mention of a bug causing system hangs on some wireless.. but i dont know the details
[18:48] <bugs_bugger> triedandtruwe: maybe that works
[18:48] <triedandtruwe_> ok will do
[18:49] <triedandtruwe_> bugs_bugger and dr_willis: thanks!
[18:49] <tw__> ES
[18:49] <bugs_bugger> dr_willis: hmm. dunno, maybe he force start X?
[18:49] <tw__> español?
[18:49] <westell> xangua, Might have to remove Unity and install Gnome 3
[18:49] <triedandtruwe_> bugs_bugger: is that to me?
[18:49] <triedandtruwe_> meaning the force start x...
[18:49] <tw__> como me meto en un calan español?
[18:50] <dr_willis> !es
[18:50] <xangua> westell: if by gnome3, wich you are already using, you mean gnome-shell both use pretty much the same resources as both need hardware acceleration
[18:50] <westell> no hablo espanol
[18:50] <tw__> XD
[18:50] <bugs_bugger> yo no tambien
[18:50] <bugs_bugger> oh, tambocco ^^
[18:50] <Qualia> hi i wanna be  a hacker
[18:50] <GeekAdmin> Qualia:  Please join my room themm ##Computer-Help-Chat
[18:50] <dr_willis> Qualia:  better to learn real skills
[18:50] <devhell> Qualia: hi, which definition of hacker?
[18:51] <kullix> i did try Ubuntu 12.04 powerpc minimal install, and 10.04, but it would get through the downloading and stuff, then just keep blinking Killed, Killed, Killed
[18:51] <GeekAdmin> I give free security tutorials on ETHICAL hacking
[18:51] <bugs_bugger> Qualia: #anonymous
[18:51] <Qualia> i also want a big botnet
[18:51] <LjL> Qualia: offtopic for this channel.
[18:51] <Qualia> bless me with your grace
[18:51] <LjL> Qualia: and in all likelihood, for this network.
[18:51] <tuxgeek> Qualia: good for you!
[18:51] <dr_willis> kullix:  i gave away my imacdv - linux on it was too much a pain
[18:51] <bugs_bugger> Qualia: say hello to the Feds for me when you're up and running ^^
[18:52] <Qualia> they wont find me, when i have my botnet ill be in tibet
[18:52] <LjL> ok let's stay on topic please
[18:52] <devhell> Qualia: sweet bro, while you're at it mirror ipv6-porn for me mkay? now maybe you should move your inquiry to somewhere else.
[18:53] <tuxgeek> !ot | Qualia
[18:53] <Anastasius> LjL: Hi!
[18:53] <bwayne> how would one change some of Unity's keyboard shortcuts?
[18:53] <LjL> Anastasius: hullo
[18:53] <Anastasius> bwayne: You don't.
[18:53] <kullix> dr_willis: i don't blam you. i just figured i'd have some fun. i actually just wanted to use it as a pdf reader for linux manuals, as i install on my other machine
[18:53] <umberto> ciao a tutti
[18:54] <umberto> ciao a tutti
[18:54] <Qualia> devhell, you sound like an alpha male
[18:54] <LjL> !it | umberto
[18:54] <dr_willis> kullix:  thery make ok ssh terminals. but i always had the screen offcentered.. and couldent get it right in linux
[18:54] <umberto> ok
[18:55] <bugs_bugger> triedandtruwe_: sorry. no, i just wondered if you could start X-Server by force. but i dunno.
[18:56] <kullix> dr_willis: what model were you using?
[18:56] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I'm trying to install Ubuntu to the USB now...
[18:56] <dr_willis> kullix:  imac dv. 500mhz. 512 ram.
[18:56] <CuriousUbuntuUse> "No root file system is defined"
[18:56] <dr_willis> kullix:  like $1000 new. ;) everyone hated it..
[18:57] <CuriousUbuntuUse> How can I correct that?
[18:57] <CuriousUbuntuUse> What file format should the USB be? At the moment it's FAT.
[18:57] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: what program are you using to install ubuntu iso to the usb stick?
[18:57] <dr_willis> kullix:  10+ yrs ago. ;)
[18:57] <reenignEesreveR> so i have a arm based linux kernel .. how can i run it in qemu around ubuntu?
[18:57] <CuriousUbuntuUse> devhell: I just clicked 'Install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS' from the Desktop
[18:57] <kullix> dr_willis: haha i remember that. now everytime i see these things I think of the book Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson lol
[18:57] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I read you can simply install it directly onto the USB
[18:58] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: not sure, but I don't think that'll work.
[18:58] <reenignEesreveR> there is this page I found: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch ... but I don't have any idea about what "debootstrap" is and how to use it
[18:58] <kullix> dr_willis: i did want to by a G4 white though, nice small square laptop. those things have problems with linux you think?
[18:58] <bugs_bugger> CuriousUbuntuUse: If you're installing it from a windows environment, i would advise LiliUSB.
[18:58] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: Download iso image from Ubuntu homepage. Open usb disk creator.
[18:58] <dr_willis> the various pendrive linux tools should format it as needed
[18:59] <CuriousUbuntuUse> I have no OS or anything as of current, I am running Ubuntu from a Live CD
[18:59] <CuriousUbuntuUse> But I want to install Ubuntu perminently onto a USB
[18:59] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  so download the iso to the usb. use the tools
[18:59] <dr_willis> dont format the usb after you donwload it. ;)
[19:00] <Anastasius> Does anyone know how to make Ubuntu the default operating system instead of Windows?
[19:00] <devhell> dr_willis: he should have enough RAM to keep it in tmpfs.
[19:00] <dr_willis> an extra usb flash would make this easier
[19:00] <dr_willis> devhell:  no idea if he does or not.
[19:01] <begin> Anastasius: do u want the grub to start to Ubuntu as soon as ur system boots?
[19:01] <CuriousUbuntuUse> Why do I need 2 USBs?
[19:01] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  how much ram you got?
[19:01] <yetr2> display driver is all sorts of messed up. http://imagepaste.nullnetwork.net/viewimage.php?id=4127
[19:01] <CuriousUbuntuUse> My system is currently running from a CD, and I want to install it onto a USB, which I have plugged in
[19:01] <CuriousUbuntuUse> And I can use the Ubuntu installation, if needed
[19:01] <Anastasius> begin: No, it already does that.
[19:01] <CuriousUbuntuUse> My laptop has 1 GB RAM
[19:02] <begin> Anastasius: then?
[19:02] <CuriousUbuntuUse> dr_willis: ^
[19:02] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  and what version are you using
[19:02] <begin> what do u mean by default?
[19:02] <Anastasius> begin: I want it to default to Ubuntu instead.
[19:02] <dr_willis> begin:  Anastasius  has been trolling like that all day...
[19:03] <yetr2> ubuntu 12.04 64bit, GeForce 7300 GT, nvidia 295.40-0ubuntu1
[19:03] <CuriousUbuntuUse> dr_willis: Ubuntu Desktop 12.04, 32-bit
[19:03] <Anastasius> Whatchootalkinabout dr_willis?
[19:03] <IdleOne> Anastasius: your question makes no sense, you asked how to make it default to ubuntu and then stated that it already does that.
[19:03] <begin> dr_willis: heheheee,jokes apart, how do u decide which is ur default one
[19:03] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: try downloading the ubuntu iso NOW.
[19:03] <LjL> Anastasius: if i remember right, you can put the Ubuntu menu entry's name in /etc/default/grub's GRUB_DEFAULT line
[19:03] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  the usb disk tool might be able to use the cd you booteed from.. ive never tried it that way
[19:03] <Anastasius> IdleOne: I think it does make sense.
[19:04] <dr_willis> begin:  in /etc/default/grub
[19:04] <CuriousUbuntuUse> devhell, why do I need to download the ISO? I have the Ubuntu installer availible right here
[19:04] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: because it's not the same thing.
[19:04] <begin> ya, but what is a default os?
[19:04] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: you're quite alone with that opinion
[19:05] <dr_willis> CuriousUbuntuUse:  you cant do a full install to a  gb flash. and i  think the usb creator tool needs the iso file.
[19:05] <dr_willis> 2 gb flash too smll for full install
[19:05] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: you'll need the iso so that usb disk creator can write a working image to the usb disk. the installer will only install to your hard drive (which you don't have) I believe.
[19:05] <kullix> is there a way to access other desktops via console?
[19:05] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: unless you make yourself clear enough, its pretty much senseless.
[19:05] <kullix> if any come with ubuntu
[19:05] <dr_willis> kullix:  you mean ssh into them/
[19:06] <Anastasius> bugs_bugger: Let me clarify. I want the computer to boot into Ubuntu by default. Not Windows.
[19:06] <kullix> yeeesh
[19:06] <dr_willis> kullix:  use ssh..... ;)
[19:06] <bugs_bugger> Anastasius: beforehand you said it already boots automatically into ubuntu. so?
[19:06] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: if you use usb disk creator to write the downloaded image to the usb disk, the installation will use approximately 700MB on the usb disk, which leaves around 1.3GB left for permanent storage.
[19:06] <begin> Anastasius: but it does that already, right?
[19:07] <Darael> kullix: SSH will allow you to get a shell on another machine.  VNC, the Ubuntu defaults being vino (server) and vinagre (client), will get a graphical desktop on a remote computer.  Virtual desktops (aka workspaces; the things you get to with ctl+alt+arrows) can't be controlled from the console, or at least not easily.  Other desktop environments can be installed and chosen between at login time.  I think that covers all the ...
[19:07] <Anastasius> begin: Yes, but I have to turn the computer on first.
[19:08] <Darael> ... things you might have meant.
[19:08] <llutz> Anastasius: stop your nonsense
[19:08] <Anastasius> llutz: nou.
[19:08] <OerHeks> Anastasius, here is a howto > http://linuxpoison.blogspot.nl/2010/11/how-to-change-grub-2-default-timeout.html for timeout and default OS
[19:08] <LjL> Anastasius: ...
[19:08] <begin> Anastasius: didn't get u, please clarify
[19:08] <kullix> dr_willis: wow. i wanna do that. this could be a task at hand
[19:08] <IdleOne> Anastasius: interesting troll you got going on. Please stop.
[19:08] <llutz> !ops | Anastasius keeps trolling
[19:08]  * bugs_bugger is smelling the blood of a TROLL
[19:08] <Anastasius> Oh dearie me!
[19:08]  * Pricey waves
[19:08] <IdleOne> calm down folks
[19:09] <Pricey> Anastasius: Are you using wubi?
[19:09] <LjL> Anastasius: i don't quite get if you have a serious question that got misunderstood, or you're just trolling. if you're just trolling, there's tons of people in here trying to get help who don't need the trolling.
[19:09] <OerHeks> Anastasius, see the url ^^  and let us know if it works
[19:09] <IdleOne> Anastasius: I'm not sure if your just playing or are actually seeking support, for the sake of fairness let us try this again. What seems to be the issue?
[19:10] <freedomrun_> hello, does anybody knows why apport stop after cicking to report bug. It is not reporting anything after it jumps up on screen?
[19:10] <Anastasius> Relax, Sheldon(s).
[19:10] <Pricey> Anastasius: Are you using wubi?
[19:10] <Anastasius> Pricey: Nope.
[19:11] <Pricey> Anastasius: I'm unsure then sorry.
[19:12] <bugs_bugger> Ok guys, have fun.
[19:12]  * bugs_bugger out.
[19:12] <devhell> Last try... Anastasius: what EXACTLY is your problem, be as detailed as possible.
[19:12] <Anastasius> Okay! Thanks!
[19:12] <Anastasius> devhell: I'm too upset to deal with it right now. Maybe later. :(
[19:12] <begin> Anastasius: tell me one thing, how do u decide which is ur default os; is it the one which starts when u boot, without u having to manually navigate to it using ur arrow keys?
[19:12] <OerHeks> freedomrun_, fresh install ?
[19:13] <CuriousUbuntuUse> How can I download this: https://launchpad.net/usb-creator
[19:13] <devhell> hey everyone Anastasius is too upset, stop bugging him. :D
[19:13] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: your ubuntu live cd already has usb disk creator built in.
[19:13] <begin> fine, case closed :)
[19:13] <ForgeAus> how do I get python2.6?
[19:13] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: open dash (hit the windows key) and type in: usb
[19:13] <devhell> CuriousUbuntuUse: it should show up in the dash.
[19:13] <IdleOne> CuriousUbuntuUse: sudo apt-get instal usb-creator or go to packages.ubuntu.com
[19:14] <r00k19> i have a question - does ubunut have anything familiar to system restore?
[19:14] <llutz> r00k19: no
[19:14] <devhell> r00k19: no
[19:14] <r00k19> anything similar?
[19:14] <devhell> r00k19: no
[19:14] <r00k19> ok cool
[19:14] <llutz> r00k19: no
[19:14] <IdleOne> !backup | r00k19
[19:14] <freedomrun_> OerHeks, yes
[19:14] <r00k19> devhell and llutz - if you guys could kindly direct me to the noob corner...
[19:15] <devhell> r00k19: wait until btrfs will become the standard filesystem, then you can do snapshots.
[19:15] <freeze> how to remove the ellipses after the "shut down" label in ubuntu 11.10, i mean which file to change to remove these?
[19:15] <OerHeks> freedomrun_, i have seen that too, updates comes with an apport-update, to solve it.
[19:16] <ForgeAus> how to do python2.6 in precise?
[19:17] <OerHeks> ForgeAus, PP 12.04 comes with 2.7 sorry
[19:17] <ForgeAus> OerHeks: so how can I get makehuman (for Blender) work?
[19:17] <ForgeAus> erm To work
[19:17] <r00k19> is it cool for noobs to hang out in here?
[19:18] <freeze> does anyone know how to remove the ellipses after the "shut down" label in ubuntu 11.10, i mean which file to change to remove these?
[19:18] <IdleOne> r00k19: yes, but the term noob is derogatory so we appreciate if you stop using it
[19:18] <ForgeAus> OerHeks:  makehuman-alpha : Depends: python2.6 but it is not installable
[19:18] <r00k19> noob is generally accepted but ok i wont use noob
[19:19] <wawowe3> ForgeAus: if you want 2.6 you'll probably have to compile it yourself
[19:19] <OerHeks> ForgeAus, try to build it yourself ? >>> http://www.makehuman.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2486#p9796
[19:20] <r00k19> what are some other cool rooms i can join for tech support
[19:20] <freedomrun_> OerHeks, thnx.. hmm I`ll try to reinstall apport
[19:20] <anamika> hello guys i have a problem ubuntu says in[put not supported
[19:20] <r00k19> are there
[19:20] <r00k19> so far no one is in easypeasy...
[19:20] <devhell> ForgeAus: or use an older ubuntu or other distro which still supports p2.6. you could install such a distro with virtualbox.
[19:20] <IdleOne> !alis | r00k19
[19:20] <r00k19> ill be patient and leave you admns alone
[19:22] <Anastasius> r00k19: You might want to try ##club-ubuntu
[19:23] <ForgeAus> devhell: do you think it would hurt installing the oeneric package?
[19:23] <devhell> ForgeAus: generally installing older packages is not recommended.
[19:23] <hedkandi> s
[19:23] <wawowe3> ForgeAus: it would probably be okay for python
[19:24] <devhell> ForgeAus: why not try the virtualbox solution? It sure will save you some headaches.
[19:24] <wawowe3> ForgeAus: but you'd have to get any 2.6 extras yourself
[19:24] <kastali> salam all
[19:25] <hedkandi> wxd
[19:26] <ForgeAus> its just libpython2.6.so.1.0 that it needs
[19:26] <ForgeAus> so maybe I'll try just libpython2.6
[19:26] <ForgeAus> and trace back dependancies
[19:30] <VinceN> Hey folks, Need some help with what I suspect is a permissions issue with Ubuntu Server, or rather myself with Ubuntu Server
[19:30] <wawowe3> VinceN: explain the issue
[19:31] <r00k19> question - how can you check what your current machine spec are, including OS version??
[19:31] <VinceN> I have a directory located at /var/www/ that dosen't seem to have permissions to be displayed on the web by apache but has the same permissions as other files that work fine, I can't figure out what i've done wrong
[19:31] <devhell> ForgeAus: did you check this? http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts/Import-Export/Make_Human
[19:31] <devhell> r00k19: system monitor
[19:32] <wawowe3> VinceN: chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
[19:34] <VinceN> wawowe3: Ok but then my FTP user can't change it right?  What do I need to do to ensure that anything I drop into this directory via FTP is able to be displayed on the server?
[19:35] <I_am_me> does anybody know how to remove the ellipses after the "shut down" label in ubuntu 11.10, i mean which file to change to remove these?
[19:35] <wawowe3> VinceN: chown -R www-data:ftpgroup /var/www
[19:36] <wawowe3> VinceN: chmod -R 755 /var/www
[19:36] <wawowe3> VinceN: scratch that last cmd
[19:36] <reisio> I_am_me: the ellipses?
[19:36] <I_am_me> wawowe3: yes
[19:36] <wawowe3> VinceN: just the first one
[19:36] <I_am_me> sorry, reisio: yes
[19:37] <ForgeAus> devhell: that script is for importing/exporting i haven't got makehuman running yet
[19:37] <retis> hi, i am want to install matlab in my ubuntu 10.04, can anyone please tell me how can i get matlab for ubuntu and install it?
[19:37] <reisio> I_am_me: like the 'blah blah information asking something to shutdown...' messages?
[19:38] <devhell> ForgeAus: it says to put it in the plugins directory?
[19:38] <I_am_me> no, i in the menu; when u want to shut down, u click on "Suspend", "Log out", "Shut down..."
[19:38] <devhell> ForgeAus: you could also pull a nightly and see if that is bumped to 2.7. Maybe ask in the blender forums/irc channels?
[19:38] <ForgeAus> how do I fix broken cache?
[19:38] <I_am_me> these ellipses
[19:39] <wawowe3> VinceN: if you need to reset the directory and file permissions: find -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[19:39] <wawowe3> VinceN: and: find -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
[19:39] <ForgeAus> devhell: its saying I have brokencache
[19:39] <I_am_me> you got me reisio ?
[19:39] <devhell> ForgeAus: told you that you'll get a headach.
[19:39] <reisio> I_am_me: ah
[19:39] <VinceN> wawowe3 it says invalid group 'www-data:ftpgroup'
[19:39] <reisio> I_am_me: in Unity?
[19:40] <I_am_me> yes
[19:40] <devhell> ForgeAus: what exactly is telling you that?
[19:40] <ForgeAus> ubuntu software center
[19:40] <I_am_me> repeat: Ubuntu 11.10, Unity shell
[19:40] <reisio> I_am_me: if it's not hardcoded, 'sudo grep -Hir 'shut down' /' will probably find it
[19:40] <ForgeAus> devhell: the app trying to install it calls itself ubuntu software center
[19:40] <reisio> I_am_me: you might check gconf first, though
[19:40] <reisio> I_am_me: or ask #gnome (or #gnome on irc.gnome.org) about it
[19:40] <wawowe3> VinceN: ftpgroup was an example
[19:41] <I_am_me> ya i tried grep-ing but to no avail
[19:41] <I_am_me> will try the second one
[19:41] <wawowe3> VinceN: you can also have vsftpd auto chown if you're using it
[19:41] <reisio> might be hardcoded
[19:41] <manitou> !off topic
[19:41] <devhell> ForgeAus: what did you do before the USC threw that error?
[19:41] <wawowe3> VinceN: replace ftpgroup with whatever group your ftp user is in
[19:41] <VinceN> wawowe3: I assume i'm an idiot and your meaning ftpgroup is a specific group on my own server but I don't know what that group is.  What I did was CHOWN the /var/www directory to my user then put an symbolic link to /var/www in my home directory
[19:42] <ForgeAus> devhell: tried to install python2.6-minimal.deb
[19:42] <devhell> ForgeAus: try uninstalling it. use the command line for that.
[19:42] <gbear14275> what command is it that makes you watch the end of a file like tail... but updates print to the screen
[19:42] <wawowe3> VinceN: why the link?
[19:42] <reisio> gbear14275: -f
[19:42] <gbear14275> reisio, thank you
[19:42] <llutz> gbear14275: tail -f  or tailf
[19:43] <VinceN> wawowe3: Because the FTP login dumps me into my home directory
[19:43] <gbear14275> thank you llutz
[19:43] <wawowe3> VinceN: in that case: chown -R ftpuser:www-data /var/www
[19:43] <ForgeAus> hmm apt-get doesn't have an uninstall option?
[19:43] <reisio> ForgeAus: it does, but it might do more than you want
[19:43] <ForgeAus> oh wait its remove
[19:43] <reisio> ForgeAus: there's dpkg -r for surgical removals
[19:44] <ForgeAus> oh makehuman is already installed but it has unmet dependancies thats what it meant by brokencache probably
[19:44] <ForgeAus> odd that it doesn't let me fix that for it!
[19:44] <VinceN> ok done
[19:44] <ForgeAus> without uninstalling everything in order to do it!
[19:44] <devhell> ForgeAus: reisio is right, try using dpkg -r
[19:45] <ForgeAus> sudo apt-get remove seems to have worked so far
[19:46] <devhell> ForgeAus: then do a sudo apt-get update and maybe a sudo apt-get install (something small just to see if apt-get works again)
[19:46] <VinceN> wawowe3: It still says forbiddon when I try to access even after granting read permissions to all directorys and folder.s
[19:47] <wawowe3> VinceN: did you do the last chown?
[19:47] <ForgeAus> devhell:  any suggestions for something small?
[19:47] <devhell> ForgeAus: cowsay
[19:48] <VinceN> wawowe3: sudo chown -R vince:www-data /var/www
[19:48] <ForgeAus> devhell:  yup and everything is installed :) including python's three packages AND makehuman
[19:48] <ForgeAus> now to test if it runs
[19:49] <wawowe3> VinceN: is the page you're trying to access in a symlinked directory?
[19:49] <reisio> rfksay
[19:49] <VinceN> wawowe3: Yes I belive it is.  It's only symlinked to my home directory so I can easily access it from there in the FTP
[19:49] <devhell> ForgeAus: congrats, hope you won't run into a brick wall at some dist-upgrade :/
[19:50] <VinceN> wawowe3: there is a symlink to /var/www inside my /home/vince directory
[19:50] <wawowe3> VinceN: but not the other way around right?
[19:51] <VinceN> wawowe3: correct, I don't want access to that directory from the server afterall LOL
[19:51] <wawowe3> VinceN: find /var/www -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[19:51] <wawowe3> VinceN: find /var/www -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
[19:52] <wawowe3> VinceN: chown -R vince:www-data /var/www
[19:53] <retis> hi, i am want to install matlab in my ubuntu 10.04, can anyone please tell me how can i get matlab for ubuntu and install it?
[19:53] <reisio> retis: sudo apt-get install octave
[19:54] <devhell> retis: does it have to be matlab? if not try octave.
[19:54] <VinceN> wawowe3: Done
[19:54] <VinceN> Hey that seems to have done it
[19:54] <retis> devhell, i need matlab........
[19:54] <VinceN> wawowe3: So what did that do exactly?  I mean I'm glad its working but I don't learn anything if I dunno why.
[19:55] <devhell> retis: https://thameera.wordpress.com/2010/10/21/installing-matlab-2008a-on-ubuntu-10-10/
[19:55] <OerHeks> retis, there is a wiki about matlab, not sure it is suitable for 12.04 too >> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MATLAB
[19:55] <devhell> retis: sorry: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MATLAB
[19:55] <ForgeAus> devhell: seems successful, ran it and everything
[19:56] <wawowe3> VinceN: you reset the file permissions to owner rw and user r
[19:56] <devhell> ForgeAus: congratulations! ;)
[19:56] <ForgeAus> devhell:  its probably a good idea that I uninstall it before dist upgrading
[19:56] <wawowe3> VinceN: and directory perms owner rwx user rx
[19:56] <ForgeAus> devhell:  assuming I do a dist upgrade
[19:56] <devhell> ForgeAus: well, I hope you won't run into any problems when you dist-upgrade.
[19:57] <wawowe3> VinceN: then changed the owner back to vince and user(group) back to www-data
[19:57] <devhell> ForgeAus: I'm pretty sure that they will update that at some point in time, maybe ask the blender community?
[19:58] <wawowe3> VinceN: chmod 6=owner,4=group,4=everyoneelse
[19:58] <devhell> VinceN: octal number system ;)
[19:59] <wawowe3> VinceN: 7=rwx,6=rw,5=rx,4=r
[19:59] <VinceN> wawowe3: Sorry got disconnected didn't get your response.
[19:59] <devhell> VinceN: octal number system ;)
[19:59] <wawowe3> VinceN: 7=rwx,6=rw,5=rx,4=r
[20:00] <VinceN> right, but what was wrong with the permissions, THey looked like they all had read to me to begin with
[20:00] <wawowe3> VinceN: you reset the file permissions to owner rw and user r
[20:00] <wawowe3> VinceN: and directory perms owner rwx user rx
[20:00] <wawowe3> VinceN: then changed the owner back to vince and user(group) back to www-data
[20:00] <cheako> /etc/dbus-1/system.d/org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.conf: <policy user="whoopsie">
[20:00] <devhell> VinceN: x is needed to access directories.
[20:00] <cheako> I get a warning because this user does not exist.
[20:00] <ivan70> helo
[20:01] <VinceN> Ahh that musta been it
[20:01] <ivan70> in ubuntu 12.04  there is a program that speeds move file operation from a hd to another?
[20:01] <wawowe3> VinceN: chmod 6=owner,4=group,4=everyoneelse
[20:01] <devhell> VinceN: man chmod could help too.
[20:01] <VinceN> Well rock on , Thanks for your help man, I was in a mad panic i've got a project due tommorow and when the server borked on me I was in a mild panic LOL
[20:01] <cheako> Yeah, man chmod
[20:02] <reisio> ivan70: rsync -av, in a way
[20:04] <ivan70> reisio,   I do not understand
[20:04] <wawowe3> ivan70: cp :P
[20:05] <cheako> Installed the whoopsie package and this group and users are created.
[20:06] <devhell> wawowe3: or cpio pipe
[20:06] <devhell> ;)
[20:07] <Jordan_U> ivan70: If you use use rsync it will detect files and portions of files which have already been copied over and not copy them again.
[20:08] <jagginess> ,/and not copy/,/and copy/
[20:09] <jagginess> (as necessary, if the copy is complete, or the source is newer with different checksum)
[20:09] <SC4RF4C3> Wine Installer v1.0 You are running wineinstall as root, this is not advisable. Please rerun as a user.Aborting. are there a way to install it as root anyway?
[20:10] <ickefes> hi guys. do you know how to fix my scrolling so that it isn't inverted which it strangely has become?
[20:11] <ivan70> Jordan_U,  thanks
[20:11] <Jordan_U> ivan70: You're welcome.
[20:12] <tanveer> hi
[20:12] <ChrisWere> Hi I'm having a little trouble getting my usb mic working without pulseaudio
[20:13] <Galvatron> ickefes: In mouse settings, most likely
[20:13] <Galvatron> Search under "mouse" or "pointing devices"
[20:13] <ickefes> i have tried to find the setting under mouse and touchpad but i can't. no setting option seems appropriate
[20:14] <Hilikus> where is the reference to .desktop files?
[20:14] <ChrisWere> does anyone have much experience with usb mics?
[20:14] <reisio> Hilikus: freedesktop.org I should think
[20:14] <Hilikus> reisio: there is no man for it??
[20:15] <reisio> Hilikus: sure 'whatis desktop'
[20:16] <ChrisWere> anyone able to help?
[20:16] <Anastasius> No.
[20:16] <reisio> ChrisWere: what's the problem?
[20:17] <reisio> hard to help with nothing at all
[20:17] <ChrisWere> I've recently switched to LXDE but I used to use pulse audio to manage my usb mic. Without it my usb mic is pretty bad. Could yu tell me why that is and how I might be able to fix it?
[20:18] <cknox> Can anyone explain why ubuntu server insists on having a 15 GB minimum root partition?
[20:18] <ickefes> natural scrolling in ubuntu tweak seems to be the problem. it made in inverted
[20:19] <causticcasualty> Hi, I'm trying to create a bootable usb for installation of backtrack 5 R2,
[20:19] <causticcasualty> running 12.04, using 8GB flash drive,  With start up disk creator it hangs at 38%
[20:19] <causticcasualty> using netbootin it hangs at 39 % ,      any suggestions ?
[20:20] <nrocco14> hi
[20:20] <devhell> causticcasualty: how long did it stay at 39% with unetbootin?
[20:21] <ChrisWere> has anyone read my question?
[20:21] <causticcasualty> it stays there forever,
[20:21] <guntbert> ChrisWere: yes, but I have no answer, sorry
[20:22] <devhell> causticcasualty: please quantify, how long did you wait.
[20:22] <Alied> did any of you are tried install Ruby on rails production server?
[20:22] <sergeantcupcake> hi!
[20:22] <damms005> root@ubuntu:/home/emmanuel# grep -r -m2 all ./Desktop/....is this not suppose to print 2 matches and exit grep? (because that output is 2 files)
[20:23] <causticcasualty> using startup disk it eventually has some error after about 5 mins,
[20:23] <causticcasualty> and I waited probably 10 - 12 minutes,
[20:23] <Jon--> Attempting to disable a service on boot, specifically nessusd. The following gives nothing: find /etc/init/ -type f -exec grep -H -i 'nessus' {} \; and I don't see anything in /etc/rc or other rc files. Where the heck is this thing getting loaded?
[20:23] <causticcasualty> with unetbootin**
[20:23] <guntbert> cknox: try to ask in #ubuntu-server, maybe there you will have better success
[20:23] <ChrisWere> well thanks for trying to help anyway. I don't really know what to do from here. Ubuntu really need paid support for personal use eh? lol
[20:23] <devhell> causticcasualty: did you format the usb disk beforehand?
[20:23] <mongy> causticcasualty, I'd just dd it
[20:23] <causticcasualty> yes formatted to Fat
[20:23] <devhell> causticcasualty: usb stick that is..
[20:24] <guntbert> !patience | ChrisWere
[20:24] <nrocco14> AceFace is g@y
[20:24] <xangua> ChrisWere: you can pay canonical for support, this is a comunity support channel
[20:24] <sergeantcupcake> ChrisWere: What seems to be the trouble?
[20:24] <devhell> causticcasualty: startup disk creator is really just useful for ubuntu isos. unetbootin is the way to go..
[20:24] <sergeantcupcake> ChrisWere: You dont have to pay me
[20:24] <sergeantcupcake> ChrisWere: :)
[20:24] <ChrisWere> I can't seem to get my USB mic working properly on LXDE
[20:25] <uskerine> i have modified /etc/networks/interfaces in ubuntu-server
[20:25] <damms005> root@ubuntu:/home/emmanuel# grep -r -m2 all ./Desktop/......I want to search for text files that has the word 'all' in them (and I need just two of em)...Am I missing somthin pls?
[20:25] <uskerine> how do i reload configuration so IP changes?
[20:25] <sergeantcupcake> ChrisWere: Does the computer recognize it as a device?
[20:26] <Jon--> Attempting to disable a service on boot, specifically nessusd. The following gives nothing: find /etc/init/ -type f -exec grep -H -i 'nessus' {} \; and I don't see anything in /etc/rc or other rc files. Where the heck is this thing getting loaded? Ubuntu 11.10, also can't find 'startup applications' in the settings menu, I know that used to exist.
[20:26] <Yago> Are there java rats on ubuntu?
[20:26] <guntbert> damms005: don't  work as root (just as a hint, nothing to do with your problem)
[20:26] <Galvatron> ickefes: The so called "natural scrolling" is an interesting alternative to "normal", but only for touchpads/-screnns
[20:26] <ChrisWere> when I'm just recording from it as a device it's terrible quality, it skips and does not sync with video, and it is not recognices by pulse audio when in LXDE but it does in gnome
[20:26] <reisio> Yago: does that mean 'java users'? :p
[20:26] <Jon--> damms005, I like to use find with grep for this. find . -type f -exec grep -H 'all' {} \;   -H prints file name. You're welcome to use that if you like
[20:27] <causticcasualty> devhell: yea seems that way,  I read of the same problem someone had, hanging at 39%  .. he had a 2GB usb , backtrack r2 is 2.5GB i think that was obvious but my USB is 8GB so it should work,
[20:27] <Yago> reisio: no
[20:27] <Yago> idk how to explain
[20:27] <reisio> Yago: too bad, it doesn't make sense on its own
[20:27] <r00k19> join #easypeasy
[20:27] <Yago> reisio: i think they are keyloggers
[20:27] <mongy> causticcasualty,  dd if=backtrack.iso of=/dev/sdX
[20:27] <devhell> causticcasualty: did you format fat16 or fat32? and how did you format it i.e. which program did you use?
[20:27] <reisio> Yago: think?
[20:27] <damms005> Please how do I get "grep" to produce just 2 matches and exit. I have tried "grep -r -m2 all ./Desktop/" but not it
[20:27] <Yago> reisio: but they are undetected by AV and run without you knowing
[20:27] <sergeantcupcake> Yago: Oh. I thought you were talking about a breed of Javanese rats
[20:28] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: lol no
[20:28] <devhell> mongy: doesn't always boot on every computer.
[20:28] <reisio> damms005: did you try -m 2 ?
[20:28] <stephenh> Jon--: maybe it's not in /etc/init.d similar to init.d scripts not used for services controlled by systemd on fedora (i don't have access to a recent ubuntu atm)
[20:28] <mongy> devhell, does on mine, and he might as well try...
[20:28] <causticcasualty> Mongy: i dont really understand that , I'm not so advanced,
[20:28] <sergeantcupcake> yago: Are you looking for a jrat for a hacking application?
[20:28] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: I am asking if there are
[20:28] <reisio> jtag?
[20:28] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: not looking for one
[20:28] <causticcasualty> devhell: I used disk utility on mac osx to to fat32,
[20:28] <causticcasualty> I also used ubuntu to master boot record,
[20:28] <uskerine> hi, which service do i have to restart to get the system re-read /etc/network/interfaces?
[20:29] <r00k19> ubuntu rules
[20:29] <Jon--> stephenh, There is a file in init.d. Where is it being called from, is the question I have
[20:29] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: Cause I think I have one on my Windows, but I don't want one here and I dont know how careful I should be here
[20:29] <stephenh> lemme reread your question
[20:29] <mongy> causticcasualty, you write the iso to usb with dd.  how I make alternate installer and other distros boot via usb.
[20:29] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: here --> Ubuntu
[20:29] <reisio> Yago: okay, well there is no key logger unless someone installed one after the fact
[20:29] <sergeantcupcake> yago: ahh... so your trying to remove one that has infected your machine
[20:29] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: nope
[20:29] <causticcasualty> mongy:dd?
[20:30] <damms005> reisio: Yes. I put the space. Try and see if it works for you though
[20:30] <causticcasualty>  dd*
[20:30] <bluebomber> Does anyone know the rules that lightdm follows when displaying a user's wallpaper as the background before login? I have two user accounts, and lightdm shows that user's wallpaper when highlighted, but the other user account's wallpaper is not shown when that user is highlighted.
[20:30] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: I wondering if they exist on Ubuntu so hat I may know how precautious to be
[20:30] <stevr1it> hello, i have installed ubuntu 12.04 on a laptop pavillion G6 series, and wireless is recongnized but doe snot work, it seems off, can you help me?
[20:30] <reisio> damms005: works fine here
[20:30] <mongy> causticcasualty, yes.  sudo dd if=backtrack.iso of=/dev/yourusbdrive
[20:30] <Jon--> Attempting to disable a service on boot, specifically nessusd. The following gives nothing: find /etc/init/ -type f -exec grep -H -i 'nessus' {} \; and I don't see anything in /etc/rc or other rc files. Where the heck is this thing getting loaded? Ubuntu 11.10, also can't find 'startup applications' in the settings menu, I know that used to exist. Where else do init.d files get invoked from?
[20:30] <sergeantcupcake> yago: Viruses of any sort are highly uncommon on ubuntu
[20:30] <causticcasualty> kinda like restoring a disk image to usb?
[20:30] <damms005> reisio: ......weird
[20:30] <oconnore> what code is used to manage Ubuntu's suspend/wakeup behavior? I want to submit a bug or maybe a patch but I don't know where to start.
[20:30] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: yes I know
[20:30] <reisio> damms005: you're getting more than two lines?
[20:31] <stephenh> Jon--: repeat yourself more ...
[20:31] <Yago> , but
[20:31] <llutz> damms005:  grep -m2    stops after 2 matches _per file_
[20:31] <nino> hello
[20:31] <reisio> oconnore: you don't need to know that to submit a bug
[20:31] <sergeantcupcake> yago: so what's ur question?
[20:31] <r00k19> this is fun.  im just sitting here reading ya'lls conversatoin
[20:31] <damms005> reisio:  yes
[20:31] <mongy> causticcasualty, just be careful to get the usb drive location right... you can kill your install if you choose sda..
[20:31] <sergeantcupcake> nino: Hi! can I help you?
[20:31] <reisio> damms005: ah maybe llutz has your issue
[20:31] <r00k19> they need an alternate installer
[20:31] <sergeantcupcake> r00k19: lol
[20:31] <nino> yes
[20:31] <r00k19> that would be so cool if i could learn code
[20:31] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: If Jrats --> exist <-- on Ubuntu
[20:31] <Jon--> Yago, I'm adding context as I learn more.
[20:31] <causticcasualty> yuss yuuss ,  thanks i'll keep my eye on that
[20:31] <reisio> Yago: if by 'Jrats' you mean 'key logger'
[20:31] <guntbert> !ot | r00k19
[20:31] <llutz> damms005: so if you run it recursive, it will scan more than 2 files (if that is your issue)
[20:31] <sergeantcupcake> Yago: I dont believe so
[20:31] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: Pastebin (http://pastebin.org) the output of "lsusb"
[20:32] <reisio> Yago: there are key loggers for Linux, but they don't come with the distro
[20:32] <causticcasualty> brb
[20:32] <sergeantcupcake> nino: whats up?
[20:32] <damms005> llutz: so what stops grep after 2 mathces (like quit and exit after grep finds two matches)
[20:32] <sergeantcupcake> yago: are you trying to get one or avoid one?
[20:32] <reisio> damms005: | head -2
[20:32] <oconnore> reisio: ok, well I thought it would be more helpful if I could fill in the "what package" field of the bug report.
[20:32] <nino> you see somebody called CHING
[20:32] <nino> ?
[20:32] <stephenh> Jon--: have you looked in /etc/rc.* for your script?
[20:32] <reisio> nino: ?
[20:32] <stephenh> if you remove it from the run levels it's in, it won't load on boot
[20:33] <Yago> sergeantcupcake: avoid, if they exist. If they don't then I know how safe I should be when downloading Java programs
[20:33] <Jon--> stephenh, Yes, it's not there.
[20:33] <sergeantcupcake> nino: nope. sorry man
[20:33] <reisio> oconnore: it would be, but no point looking for it if you don't know where to look
[20:33] <reisio> oconnore: the people who wrangle the bugs will know already
[20:33] <Jon--> stephenh, There is /etc/init.d/nessusd which is being called from somewhere, it's not in /etc/rc* or in /etc/xdg/autostart.
[20:33] <nino> dont worry than you
[20:33] <oconnore> reisio: ok
[20:33] <oconnore> thanks
[20:33] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: I'm not sure how to use pastebni
[20:33] <reisio> oconnore: if you describe it will, I mean
[20:33] <sergeantcupcake> yago: I doubt that they exist, and if they do, run noscript in your web browser and that should keep you locked down like Fort Knox
[20:34] <guntbert> !bug | oconnore
[20:34] <damms005> llutz: how can I stops grep after 2 mathces (like quit and exit after grep finds 2 matches)
[20:34] <stephenh> Jon--: interesting.
[20:34] <llutz> damms005: reisio told you already
[20:34] <r00k19> whats a bug?
[20:34] <Yago> k Thanks
[20:34] <nino> i have got other problem
[20:34] <reisio> r00k19: spider, centipede, etc.
[20:34] <Jon--> stephenh, I also haven't stumbled across my Dropbox starting either, though that might be hookd in with nautilus? I think I'm missing a location or something.
[20:34] <sergeantcupcake> yago: np hope it helped. god bless!
[20:35] <stephenh> Jon--: apt-get install chkconfig ; chkconfig --list | grep nessus | chkconfig -s <nessusd?> off
[20:35] <stephenh> Jon--: last | should be a ;
[20:35] <sergeantcupcake> nino: if your talking to me please begin with "sergeantcupcake:" so I know
[20:35] <Jon--> stephenh, It'd be nice to do it without installing another package, but I'll do it that way. Will that tell me where it found it (which config file)? I'm curious
[20:35] <ChrisWere> http://pastebin.com/7QqHYJ88
[20:35] <stephenh> Jon--: as before, i'm not familiar with ubuntu and upstart, i use fedora on my laptop/desktop
[20:36] <guntbert> r00k19: stop those random comments please
[20:36] <nino> does you seeto CR7XD
[20:36] <stephenh> Jon--: nope, but it will tell you if it's being called at boot up by upstart or script
[20:36] <stephenh> not by what though
[20:36] <sergeantcupcake> nino: is that a name or what?
[20:36] <Jon--> stephenh, The strangest thing is find /etc/ looking for nessus comes up empty too, besides a port in /etc/services and the /etc/init.d/nessusd file
[20:37] <stephenh> Jon--: check the binary in /etc/init.d/nesssusd
[20:37] <stephenh> Jon--: it must point to somewhere
[20:37] <wawowe3> Jon--: grep -r nessus /etc
[20:37] <nino> is a name of my school friend
[20:37] <nino> here
[20:37] <nino> no in the really live
[20:37] <guntbert> !ot | nino
[20:37] <devhell> nino: you might want to try #ubuntu-es channel and look there.
[20:38] <XiRoN> I have a disk available thats not been mounted, how do I mount it?
[20:38] <sergeantcupcake> nino: just search down the name listings on the right panel and you should find him under "s"
[20:38] <nino> ok thank you
[20:38] <sergeantcupcake> nino: np hope it helped. god bless!
[20:38] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: http://pastebin.com/7QqHYJ88
[20:39] <g3orge> is there a way to tweak the menubar in 12.04? even simple stuff like getting my name off...
[20:39] <sergeantcupcake> Did i tell you all that im a ninja
[20:39] <sergeantcupcake> Just wanted to make sure you know
[20:40] <milan_> hello does anybody here knows how to enable grab and drag with a wacom tablet in ubuntu?
[20:40] <nino> he isnt here
[20:40] <guntbert> XiRoN: 1)  type    mount    to see which drives are mounted,  2) type     sudo fdisk -l    to see which disks are there,   3) use sudo mount   <devicce>  <mountpoint>    to mount it
[20:40] <sergeantcupcake> nino: he could be on another channel.
[20:40] <XiRoN> THANKS guntbert.
[20:40] <guntbert> XiRoN: you're welcome :-)
[20:41] <sergeantcupcake> nino: do you have another way to contact ur friend?
[20:41] <DIABLO3> Three Zombies in 1 week - Luka Magnotta, Alexander Kinyua , Rudy Eugene
[20:41] <DIABLO3> LUka Magnotta - all i have to say is: wtf
[20:41] <guntbert> DIABLO3: wrong window? :)
[20:41] <DIABLO3> oops
[20:41] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: any luck?
[20:41] <causticcasualty>    Mongy: i'm not sure how to enter that,    would it be something like ? sudo dd if=/Downloads/BT5R2-GNOME-32/BT5R2-GNOME-32.iso of=/dev/sr1
[20:41] <nino> yes
[20:42] <DIABLO3> guntbert, i shouldnt have watched the video; he sawed off the guys limbs (both arms/legs), then anal sex'd the torso; and he played the same song that buffalo bill danced to in the mirror in silence of the lambs
[20:42] <xiambax> Any hardcore Ubuntu guru's here?
[20:42] <sergeantcupcake> nino: then get in touch with him and find out where he is. there are several ubuntu-related channels. Then join whatever channel hes on.
[20:42] <mongy> causticcasualty,  yes, if /Downloads/BT5R2-GNOME-32/BT5R2-GNOME-32.iso is the location of the iso and sr1 is our usb stick...
[20:42] <reisio> xiambax: #polls
[20:42] <ntwrk_keith> Hola
[20:42] <reisio> shalom
[20:42] <causticcasualty> DIABLO3:  i live in peterborough where they traced his family to
[20:42] <guntbert> !ot | DIABLO3
[20:43] <ChrisWere> xiambax: not right now by the looks of it
[20:43] <DIABLO3> guntburt, the social room
[20:43] <sergeantcupcake> ntwrk_keith: wasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap!!!!!
[20:43] <DIABLO3> is like down or something
[20:43] <xiambax> Sorry. I want to discuss Ubunu on handsets. I'm moving to uganda and I want to try the olpc business model on handsets
[20:43] <DIABLO3> caustic, wheres that
[20:43] <nino> i can see he tomorrow in the school
[20:43] <xiambax> Think it would be a great idea.
[20:43] <g3orge> is there a way to tweak the menubar in 12.04? even simple stuff like getting my name off...
[20:43] <ntwrk_keith> I'm trying to get a printer attached to a Ubuntu CUPS server connected to a Windows XP and Windows 7 laptop
[20:43] <sergeantcupcake> diablo3: then dont come and spam in here
[20:43] <ntwrk_keith> The problem is drivers....
[20:43] <DIABLO3> seageantcupcake, are you the new breed that has come out under "dont ask dont tell"
[20:43] <ChrisWere> g3orge: I don't think there is a way. Canical wanted to standardise the UI to make it more easy to give GUI instructions from what I gather
[20:43] <DIABLO3> a gay seargent in the army? hiya cupcake
[20:44] <DIABLO3> Seargent Cupcake
[20:44] <reisio> xiambax: define handset
[20:44] <ntwrk_keith> And I cant use the drivers from HP's website because they dont do networking in the installation
[20:44] <ntwrk_keith> Any ideas?
[20:44] <xiambax> Android device. with hdmi out capabilities.
[20:44] <sergeantcupcake> nino: ok. hope you find him :) Ive got to get back to my homework
[20:44] <wawowe3> DIABLO3: i'm in #ubuntu-offtopic right now
[20:44] <sergeantcupcake> nino: im a student too!
[20:44] <causticcasualty> okay i must be making a small mistake in the typing
[20:44] <xangua> DIABLO3: stop that already and drop that language
[20:44] <xiambax> Ubuntu for android for the developing world.
[20:44] <g3orge> ChrisWere: there isn't a way? it's still Linux right?
[20:44] <xangua> !ot | sergeantcupcake nino
[20:45] <nino> are you in spain?
[20:45] <reisio> xiambax: and what does OLPC have to do with it?
[20:45] <ChrisWere> g3orge: it's unity though, and it's not so good
[20:45] <sergeantcupcake> nino: im in istanbul and id better leave before admin shuts us down
[20:45] <reisio> xiambax: Android is an entirely different Linux distro, it's not a UI
[20:45] <g3orge> yeah, I figured
[20:45] <xiambax> I want to do if for children and learning. Cheap handsets
[20:45] <reisio> not just a UI, anyways
[20:45] <nino> i am in spain
[20:45] <sergeantcupcake> ntwrk_keith: have you tried the software center?
[20:45] <xiambax> Buy a handset. give a handset. Kinda like toms.
[20:46] <xiambax> But the phones are their desktops.
[20:46] <xiambax> Provide a school with displays.
[20:46] <xiambax> and phones
[20:46] <reisio> xiambax: if you want to do something for children in Uganda, invest in the destruction of malaria
[20:46] <sergeantcupcake> nino: cool. ive gotta go mate. goodnight and God bless you!
[20:46] <xiambax> So outside of the environment they have a rich 4g experience?
[20:46] <ntwrk_keith> sergeantcupcake: the ubuntu server is headless
[20:46] <ntwrk_keith> so all cli
[20:46] <guntbert> !ot > xiambax
[20:46] <sergeantcupcake> reisio: right on!!!
[20:46] <xiambax> Im moving to Uganda to work for a could of different ngo;s
[20:46] <xangua> !ot | xiambax reisio
[20:47] <nino> but do you know spanish
[20:47] <xiambax> Ok ok.
[20:47] <xiambax> Denied.
[20:47] <sergeantcupcake> xiambax: invest in  saving lives before you invest in tech to jazz them up
[20:47] <Hilikus> i'm trying to create a quicklist for my terminal launcher in unity but it is not recognizing it. this is what i am trying http://pastebin.ca/2157866
[20:47] <xiambax> please join off topic.
[20:47] <sergeantcupcake> nino: nope
[20:47] <Hilikus> that's my .local/share/applications/gnome-terminal.desktop
[20:47] <r00k19> i haveth the same problem as ntwrk keith
[20:48] <ChrisWere> any news on getting my usb mic working on LXDE? my lsusb is http://pastebin.com/7QqHYJ88
[20:48] <r00k19> ubuntu isnt recognizing alien printers
[20:48] <nino> oh i am in a english academy
[20:48] <sergeantcupcake> r00k19, ntwrk_keith: im afraid my technical skills are minimal
[20:48] <sergeantcupcake> nino: ahhhh.......
[20:48] <ntwrk_keith> so are mine :(
[20:48] <ntwrk_keith> only been running it for about 12 hours
[20:48] <ntwrk_keith> :)
[20:48] <ntwrk_keith> I got my Windows 7 desktop to print from it, but it already had the drivers somehow
[20:48] <nino> can you go to a channel called jmv
[20:48] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: Simply paste the putput of "lsusb" into the proper field, give it whatever title you like and send
[20:49] <sergeantcupcake> nino: why?
[20:49] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: http://pastebin.com/7QqHYJ88
[20:49] <nino> because here i talk with my friends
[20:50] <r00k19> network keith - did you split your hard drive between windows 7 and ubuntu
[20:50] <Silivrenion> convinced my significant other to use Ubuntu. Yay!
[20:50] <ntwrk_keith> Heres my current setup
[20:50] <ntwrk_keith> Older desktop - Ubuntu Server
[20:50] <ntwrk_keith> Newer desktop - Windows 7
[20:50] <guntbert> !paste | ntwrk_keith
[20:50] <sergeantcupcake> nino: thanks for the invitation, but im tired and going to bed :)
[20:50] <ntwrk_keith> ok
[20:50] <nino> like me
[20:51] <nino> now you are in my friends list
[20:51] <sergeantcupcake> nino: maybe ill see you around here sometime. until then, god bless you and goodnight. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz........
[20:51] <causticcasualty> Mongy: sudo dd says there is not enough space left on the disk,  probably the same problem startupdisk and unetbootin are having, I suppose it's a problem with my USB
[20:51] <DIABLO3> lulz
[20:51] <ntwrk_keith> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1022048/
[20:52] <ntwrk_keith> Check that out yall
[20:52] <DIABLO3> network keith
[20:52] <nino> goodbay
[20:52] <DIABLO3> what part of the u.s are you from
[20:52] <DIABLO3> let me guess, GA, AL, or MS . via: "yall"
[20:52] <sergeantcupcake> nino: :)
[20:52] <llutz> !ot | DIABLO3
[20:52] <nino> what?
[20:52] <ntwrk_keith> SC but im not originally from there
[20:52] <ntwrk_keith> lol
[20:52] <pokeswap> i try to copy/paste files outside of the user, but i keep getting permission denied. how do i give myself permission?
[20:53] <ntwrk_keith> sudo
[20:53] <ntwrk_keith> sudo cp
[20:53] <pokeswap> what do i do to gain access to the mysql? or var/www? what is sudo cp?
[20:53] <Silivrenion> pokeswap, you can also open sudo nautilus to do it via GUI
[20:53] <xangua> !gksu | Silivrenion pokeswap
[20:53] <nino> can somebody talk with me
[20:53] <Silivrenion> sudo cp is the command line to copy, with privileges
[20:54] <Silivrenion> really?
[20:54] <DIABLO3> Toeguhl
[20:54] <xangua> nino: no, this is a support channel and you were already told severald times go to to #ubuntu-offtopic for chit chat
[20:54] <devhell> nino: this channel is for you -> #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:54] <ntwrk_keith> hmm u learn something new everyday
[20:54] <Silivrenion> never heard of gksudo
[20:54] <ntwrk_keith> i've only been using linux for about 2 weeks
[20:54] <pokeswap> what about permission to do myql things?
[20:55] <XiRoN> Is it possible to have more than 1 IP assigned to only 1 ethernet adapter?
[20:55] <zykotick9> !gksudo
[20:55] <jam__> does any one know how to remove the ellipsis from the "Shut Down" option in Unity in Ubuntu 11.10
[20:55] <guntbert> XiRoN: yes
[20:56] <ntwrk_keith> anyone have any sugestions?
[20:56] <XiRoN> guntburt, I bought a 4 block of RIPE ip's.
[20:56] <Silivrenion> thanks for the gksudo info :)
[20:56] <pokeswap> so do i do gksudo mysql create, edit, delete wikidb*
[20:56] <Silivrenion> pokeswap, mysql is commandline, so sudo is fine
[20:56] <guntbert> !tab | XiRoN
[20:57] <llutz> pokeswap: you use mysql grant blah blah to grant permissions for mysql-users, not sudo
[20:57] <guntbert> XiRoN: I am about to leave, tell the channel what you want to accomplish
[20:58] <pokeswap> i keep trying to do create database wikidb;
[20:58] <pokeswap>  grant index, create, select, insert, update, delete, alter, lock tables on wikidb.* to 'wikiuser'@'localhost' identified by 'password'; and keep getting a error about ''localhost
[20:58] <XiRoN> Channel: I need to edit my /ect/network/interfaces correctly but I have no I idea how to, I have purchased RIPE IP's to add to my eth0.
[20:58] <Crooper> pokeswap, sudo and gksudo is for root access to files  and such on the system. To mysql create table and such you have to have permission in mysql
[20:58] <XiRoN> I need to edit my /ect/network/interfaces correctly but I have no I idea how to, I have purchased RIPE IP's to add to my eth0.
[20:58] <llutz> pokeswap: mysql -u root     more info at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/
[20:58] <luis_> hello
[20:59] <pokeswap> what about edit a file in var/www? do i do sudo edit bob.php and than just edit the files and save?
[20:59] <jam__> does anyone know how do i remove the ellipsis from "Shut Down..." in Unity in Ubuntu 11.10
[21:00] <zykotick9> !repeat | jam__
[21:00] <mongy> causticcasualty, did you buy a duff stick from ebay ?
[21:00] <ChrisWere> : it is picked up in alsamixer, it even records just incredibly badly, with many jumps and out of sync with video
[21:00] <griffjon> hey, so I was upgrading this weekend.  Unity crashed halfway through.  I eventually gave up and rebooted; now I can't log in at all
[21:00] <jam__> ubottu: Sorry, my mistake
[21:00] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: it is picked up in alsamixer, it even records just incredibly badly, with many jumps and out of sync with video	
[21:01] <jam__> ubottu: hehehe, ya :)
[21:01] <jennie> hello friends please i want to change location of launcher to bottom from left side in 12.04 help
[21:01] <griffjon> I was between 11.10 and 12.4.  i suspect it's the nvidia drivers being caught partially upgraded
[21:01] <L3top> Can you blacklist HW by pciid or can you only blacklist the modules?
[21:01] <L3top> or drivers
[21:01] <causticcasualty> Mongy:  i've been using this stick just fine for months,  years,  it works fine for creating bootable ubuntu installers
[21:01] <griffjon> but I can;t switch to tty1 nor ssh into it.  The screen on load flashes the arrow for a few minutes, then just goes to a blank screen
[21:01] <causticcasualty> i just cant get it to work with bt5
[21:01] <llutz> L3top: you only can blacklist modules
[21:02] <zer0rootkid> hello
[21:02] <reisio> hi
[21:02] <iHarp> Anyone know of a program | outside of virtualbox | that will allow me to make a startup disk for OSX? I have the ISO on my hard drive but my mac drive is formatted.
[21:02] <mongy> causticcasualty, to test your stick try dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sr1 bs=1M    it will write to your whole stick and hopefully all of it.
[21:02] <L3top> llutz: any idea how I would determine the modules to blacklist?
[21:02] <zer0rootkid> sanbox
[21:02] <reisio> iHarp: growisofs, probably
[21:02] <llutz> L3top: lspci -nnv
[21:02] <pokeswap> how do i edit files in a root folder?
[21:03] <tuxgeek> !apm
[21:03] <iHarp> reisio, thank you. Ill look into that.
[21:03] <mongy> causticcasualty, I know you said ubuntu isos work but they are smaller and don't write as much as backtrack, so it might an idea to test the whole stick.
[21:03] <pokeswap> how do i edit files in a root folder?
[21:03] <zer0rootkid> iHarp sanbox
[21:03] <jennie> ...
[21:03] <jrib> pokeswap: what files?
[21:03] <griffjon> any advice for getting back in to my system?
[21:03] <jam__> pokeswap: just add sudo before the command u use to edit non-root files
[21:03] <reisio> pokeswap: with root permissions
[21:03] <tuxgeek> !apmd
[21:03] <griffjon> failsafeX doesn't seem to have a working keyboard/mouse
[21:03] <llutz> L3top: that should show you the kernel-driver in use. use this + lsmod to the the modules to blacklist
[21:03] <pokeswap> how do i give myslef root permissions?
[21:04] <jam__> pokeswap: just do a "sudo su"
[21:04] <jrib> pokeswap: what files do you want to edit?
[21:04] <jam__> and give ur password
[21:04] <zykotick9> jam__: pokeswap "sudo su" is a BAD idea
[21:04] <jrib> pokeswap, jam__ : do not do "sudo su"... see ubottu...
[21:04] <jrib> !sudo | pokeswap, jam__
[21:04] <L3top> tyvm... I will have to figure out how to script this... but you have helped me tremendously.
[21:04] <L3top> llutz: ^
[21:04] <zer0rootkid> hey sombody can tell why i can navigate with proxy
[21:05] <zer0rootkid> i have backtrack an d use network system
[21:05] <pokeswap> but i do not use the terminal to edit files. i use the file editer that came with urbuntu
[21:05] <jam__> ooopsss... i usually did that, fine!
[21:05] <jennie> hello friends please i want to change location of launcher to bottom from left side in 12.04 help
[21:05] <ntwrk_keith> zykotick9: so vim would be considered cmd line applicational right? in reference to using sudo vs gksudo
[21:05] <eXpander> Hi
[21:05] <zykotick9> !backtrack > zer0rootkid
[21:05] <jrib> pokeswap: if you explain what exactly you want to do (i.e. what files you are editing), we can better advise you.
[21:06] <causticcasualty> mongy: dd: opening `/dev/sr1': Read-only file system
[21:06] <Crooper> ntwrk_keith, vim is an editor not terminal
[21:06] <Galvatron> pokeswap, jam__: Using sudo with graphical apps might end up with acces right being totally messed
[21:06] <pokeswap> i want to edit /var/www/index.html, but i try to save the file and get an error
[21:06] <mongy> causticcasualty, sorry, forgot the sudo
[21:06] <mongy> causticcasualty, sudo !!
[21:06] <causticcasualty> i added it
[21:06] <causticcasualty> anyway
[21:06] <Confucius> Does anybody have the command for uninstall/removing something? I want to uninstall a program I installed called "Exiftool"
[21:06] <llutz> pokeswap: sudo nano /var/www/index.html
[21:06] <jam__> Galvatron: not with graphical i meant, i usually use vi, that's y
[21:06] <jrib> pokeswap: you can use « gksudo gedit /var/www/index.html », but I'd suggest creating a group that manages your web documents
[21:06] <ntwrk_keith> so what would be a considered a command line application?
[21:07] <jrib> !apt | Confucius
[21:07] <Crooper> 'sudo aptitude remove <package-to-be-removed>'
[21:07] <pokeswap> how do i create the group for managing wweb documents?
[21:07] <jrib> !permissions > pokeswap
[21:07] <mongy> causticcasualty, the fact you tried various methods to write more than 700mb of data to your stick and failed makes me think you have a stick that's a bit dodgy....
[21:07] <zer0rootkid> first worked from navigate from network proxy with proxy http https sock but now not worl i don understand
[21:07] <zykotick9> Crooper: perhaps suggesting apt-get (installed by default) instead of aptitude (NOT installed by default) would have been better...
[21:07] <sgringwe> is anyone on here a lead developer for ubuntu?
[21:08] <Confucius> thanks!
[21:08] <Crooper> ntwrk_keith, a command line editor is like nano
[21:08] <Galvatron> Confucius: As for console tools, Aptitude ich much simplier to use than all this atp-get, apt-cache, apt-* stuff.
[21:08] <pokeswap> do nano/gedit edit in the default text editer?
[21:08] <Crooper> zykotick9, ok
[21:08] <ntwrk_keith> and vim isnt? hmmm looks like command line to me but ok
[21:08] <Galvatron> Which is just overcomplicated
[21:08] <griffjon> ah, recovery mode's dpkg is at least finishing the update process
[21:08] <jam__> ubottu: the link u gave mentions i should not use "sudo su", but it does not mention y, can u explain?
[21:08] <Crooper> pokeswap, nano is a different editor than gedit
[21:09] <jam__> fine ubottu!
[21:09] <causticcasualty> mongy: perhaps,  I've certainly stored GB's of other on it as recent as yesterday like movies and programs,
[21:09] <causticcasualty> only when trying this is doesn't work,   I guess I should buy another usb
[21:09] <ChrisWere> has everyone who's been nicely helping me with my problem disappeared?
[21:09] <jam__> does anybody know y is "sudo su" not recommended?
[21:09] <pokeswap> what comes with it?
[21:09] <Crooper> both
[21:09] <griffjon> jam__ ubotto is not a person, it's only a helper bot
[21:09] <zykotick9> jam__: "sudo su" relies on the actual root account - that ubuntu goes to a lot of effort to avoid...
[21:09] <mongy> causticcasualty, well try the dd zero command as a test
[21:09] <Galvatron> jam__: But I can: "sudo su" permanently switches tou to the root, so you don't have to use "sudo" each time
[21:09] <mongy> causticcasualty, if that fails, oh oh..
[21:09] <Crooper> gedit is gui and nano is command line
[21:10] <zykotick9> jam__: if you "need" (and you probably don't) a root terminal use "sudo -i"
[21:10] <griffjon> jam__: editing root files is a quick recipe for disaster unless you know what you're doing
[21:10] <Galvatron> jam__: Just remember to do "su <your_username>" after you're done
[21:10] <jam__> but what's the difference zykotick9 ?
[21:10] <pokeswap> is there any way to just click on the file in var/www and edit it that way or do i have to use terminal?
[21:11] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: have you had any luck?
[21:11] <zykotick9> jam__: enviornments (and not breaking your account).  but do what you want.  break what you wish.  it's all up to you.
[21:11] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: As I've mentioned, the system can see the mic
[21:11] <Crooper> pokeswap, you can always use 'sudo gedit /var/www/<what-ever-file-you-want>
[21:11] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: yes i can see that
[21:12] <XiRoN> Can anyone help me out?
[21:12] <pokeswap> ok.
[21:12] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: Now try alsamixer, to see if it's not simply uted
[21:12] <XiRoN> I'm having a networking problem in ubuntu?
[21:12] <Galvatron> *muted
[21:12] <XiRoN> If someone could PM me or something that would be great.
[21:12] <IdleOne> !ask | XiRoN
[21:13] <pokeswap> i will try and come back if it does not work for the gksudo cp /home/users/justin/mediawiki and the sudo gedit /var/www/index.html
[21:13] <causticcasualty> mongy:  the zero command returns dd: opening `/dev/sr1': Read-only file system,  yes with sudo
[21:13] <Ca11um> Is it possible to route all traffic on network clients through a local server? For logging and filtering purposes
[21:13] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: cheked, it works as a usb mic, but is insanly poor quality  unless used with pulse audio
[21:13] <Ca11um> So it goes; Client -> server -> router -> Internet
[21:13] <mongy> causticcasualty, is your usb stick mounted while writing the iso with dd?
[21:13] <Crooper> Xiol, whats the problem and/or question?
[21:13] <Pierreb> im trying to connect from a windows machine to my ubuntu 10.04 lts one with rdp (xrdp & picked sesman-Xvnc) when i login all i see is a background image nothing else
[21:13] <causticcasualty> yep
[21:13] <mongy> causticcasualty, unmount it.
[21:13] <Pierreb> no menus and i can't do anything, any ideas what could be wrong?
[21:13] <Crooper> sorry i meant XiRoN
[21:13] <causticcasualty> mongy: that probably makes sense
[21:14] <mongy> causticcasualty, yeah. oops lol
[21:14] <Crooper> XiRon, whats the problem and/or question?
[21:14] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: Well, I'm not particuarly good with sound issues...
[21:14] <XiRoN> The question is, I have bought a block of 4 RIPE IP address's and I want to allow my ethernet card to allow my services to bind to them (If thats possible) I believe its something to do with the /ect/network/interfaces but I could be wrong.
[21:15] <Crooper> XiRon do you have a DNS setup?
[21:16] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: thanks for trying anyway. I might have to resort to paid support
[21:17] <XiRoN> Crooper: I'm not sure.
[21:17] <jam__> did u get my question zykotick9 ?
[21:17] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: First try  Ubuntu Forums
[21:17] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: I have
[21:17] <XiRoN> Crooper: I don't believe I do.
[21:17] <Galvatron> ChrisWere: I'm not 100% sure if Cannonical officially supports LXDE (Lubuntu)
[21:18] <ChrisWere> Galvatron: wow Ubuntu has really disspaointed me recently
[21:18] <zykotick9> jam__: i have nothing further to add.  learn to use sudo properly.
[21:18] <Crooper> well as far as my limited knowlege is , i think you need to set up a DNS (Dynamic Name Server) to route your ip's to the server
[21:18] <causticcasualty> mongy:  says same thing dev/sr1 read-only file system,  when unmounted and trying to write iso,
[21:18] <wN> ChrisWere: you could alwasy go fedora ;D
[21:18] <jam__> fine zykotick9, u quit!
[21:19] <mongy> causticcasualty,  I had a faulty stick that said that once...
[21:19] <causticcasualty> I have a nother stick at a friends,  thanks for your time and patience zeroing things out with me, I'll put tis on hold tiill I get my stick
[21:19] <causticcasualty> take care
[21:20] <pokeswap> what exactly do i put to copy the contents of /home/justin/w to /var/www ? i have tried many wayus
[21:20] <XiRoN> Does anyone know the answer to my question?
[21:20] <aaa801> Anyone know of any satellite tuning software for linux?
[21:21] <Crooper> pokeswap, 'sudo cp /home/justin/w /var/www/w'
[21:21] <jam__> pokeswap: try this sudo cp -rv /home/justin/w /var/www
[21:21] <jam__> if w is a "folder"
[21:21] <pokeswap> hold on
[21:22] <pokeswap> worked.
[21:23] <pokeswap> now, how do i run mysql and do tables?
[21:23] <wN> do tables?
[21:23] <llutz> pokeswap: mysql -u root     more info at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/
[21:24] <jam__> pokeswap: I have heard of problem using mysql, when u try to create databases, it asks u do it becoming root. Did it ask u, pokeswap ?
[21:24] <tuxgeek> !mysql | pokeswap
[21:24] <pokeswap> i did not try to do that yet.
[21:24] <seiyuu> excuseme...do you know a radio web browser capable to catch japanese stations ?
[21:24] <jam__> ok
[21:25] <jam__> seiyuu: did u try Clementine?
[21:25] <XiRoN> :(
[21:25] <jam__> what happened XiRoN ?
[21:26] <seiyuu> no jam,do u recomend this one
[21:26] <XiRoN> I really need help :(
[21:26] <seiyuu> if the case i can install it r now
[21:26] <jam__> i have not tried, but heard its good
[21:26] <XiRoN> I have bought a block of 4 RIPE IP address's from my dedicated server and I want to allow my ethernet card to allow my services to bind to them (If thats possible) I believe its something to do with the /ect/network/interfaces but I could be wrong.
[21:26] <XiRoN> I only have 1 Ethernet card.
[21:26] <jam__> try if it does not cost u, seiyuu :)
[21:27] <pokeswap> access denied for user 'root'@'localhost'
[21:27] <pokeswap> when i tried that command
[21:27] <llutz> XiRoN: http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration#Multiple_IP_addresses_on_One_Interface
[21:27] <jam__> sorry XiRoN, not good at those things :(
[21:27] <jam__> which command pokeswap ?
[21:28] <pokeswap> mysql -u root
[21:28] <jam__> what is -u for?
[21:28] <llutz> "man mysql"
[21:28] <jam__> for running as root?
[21:29] <dribblingmachine> unable to use a ubuntu partition after installation, i allocated 200GB Ext3 partition for saving data. now i can't access .. Plz help
[21:29] <pokeswap> that was the command i was told to do by llutz
[21:29] <VinceN> Ok and here we go with permissions agian.  I can load phpmyadmin so I know php works but if I try to load any phpscripts from my /var/www directory or lower I get either a blank page or a 500 error
[21:29] <toxiccity90> hy im trying to modify the sudoers file so I can load vidalia without having to use gksudo
[21:29] <jam__> try doing sudo mysql. I am not sure whether its correct, please verify
[21:29] <pokeswap> hold on. (i keep having to run between rooms)
[21:29] <toxiccity90> should the correction be  username ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/vidalia
[21:30] <toxiccity90> ??
[21:30] <iszak> How can I uninstall compiled software, specifically nginx installed via passenger?
[21:30] <jam__> pokeswap:  :D
[21:30] <wilee-nilee> toxiccity90, sounds like your not using the pack, any reason for this?
[21:30] <pokeswap> i got the same error
[21:30] <jam__> ooopsss
[21:31] <toxiccity90> if your talking about the TBB from tor because I installed it through the repos and have it linked to a proxy selector so I can turn it on and off as I please because I don't need tor on all the time
[21:31] <jam__> can u do a sudo apt-get update, pokeswap ?
[21:31] <robertzaccour> I get runaway video when recording with ffmpeg
[21:31] <tuxgeek> iszak: "apt-get autoremove"
[21:31] <robertzaccour> here's my input ffmpeg -f alsa -ac 2 -i pulse -r 30 -s 1366x768 -f x11grab -i :0.0 -vcodec msmpeg4v2 -qscale 2 screencast.avi any suggestions?
[21:31] <pokeswap> i would not need to. i just installed it an hour ago
[21:31] <ChrisWere> Would anyone else hapen to know why my USB mic records with skips and out of sync with video?
[21:31] <iszak> tuxgeek: it was compiled.
[21:31] <uskerine> which package for asterisk? -just asterisk or is there something else?-
[21:31] <wilee-nilee> toxiccity90, you would not have it on all the time with the pack, I would keep any of it out of your root setup though.
[21:32] <pokeswap> how do i do mysql commands without the error
[21:32] <pokeswap> >
[21:32] <pokeswap> ?
[21:32] <jam__> so u are in sudoers, ha. can u try "sudo su"
[21:32] <wilee-nilee> toxiccity90, do as you like though. ;)
[21:32] <jam__> and then just mysql?
[21:32] <tuxgeek> iszak: does it matter?
[21:33] <seiyuu> i have i technical problem guys   if i install bsd or cent for example  ubuntu do not recognize any os existent ; then i cannot doing any partition how can i partitioning my hd in ubuntu do not recognize them?
[21:33] <dribblingmachine> unable to use a ext3 partition after installation, i created a 200GB Ext3 partition for saving data. now i can't access .. Plz help
[21:33] <tuxgeek> iszak: it installed binaries on the system, didn"t it?
[21:33] <iszak> yeah, but in /opt/ for one.
[21:33] <pokeswap> 1045b (28000) is the error code i keep getting every time i try to do mysql or sudo mysql or mysql -u root...
[21:34] <tuxgeek> have you tried the command and it didn't work?
[21:34] <jam__> seiyuu: first create an empty partition that is "free" a drive and then install the os u want
[21:34] <toxiccity90> I'm trying to keep it away from root as much as possible, but running Tor from my user results in tor is not connecting check configuration. which means I can't use the one in the repos, so I'd have to download the one from them which has its own browser with extensions that I'd like to change. plus I don't wanna have to click the tor-browser start script every time I wanna open a new firefox. it takes up more processes
[21:34] <toxiccity90>  that way
[21:34] <jam__> pokeswap: so  u don't get an error when u do "sudo su" right?
[21:34] <jam__> am i clear seiyuu ?
[21:35] <pokeswap> please PM me with how to do mysql commands with out that error
[21:35] <VinceN> HELP PLEASE, Getting Error 500 on php scripts in /var/www/ but not on phpmyadmin which I can access from sitename/phpmyadmin but is stored somewhere outside of /var/www.  Can't seem to figure out how to troubleshoot this
[21:35] <pokeswap> i have to go to a meeting.
[21:36] <seiyuu> i will try jam thanks
[21:36] <jam__> fine
[21:36] <jam__> try jam :P
[21:36] <VikingIV> Greetings all! I have a quick question, because this hasn't been an issue for me before; I've installed Ubuntu 12.04 alongside a preinstalled partition of Windows XP but GRUB doesn't load by default at boot. rather, the computer only boots into XP unless I choose boot device in BIOS. How can I get GRUB to load at every boot?
[21:37] <wN> VikingIV: you have to install grub to the device that is being booted by default
[21:37] <jam__> so u can boot somehow into Ubuntu, VikingIV ?
[21:37] <VikingIV> so, install it to the WIndows XP partition, wN?
[21:37] <iHarp> Can someone help me boot my mac using an ISO I have on my ubuntu system. My cd-rom is toast so there is no way to use my cds.
[21:37] <VikingIV> Yes. By selecting any other boot deviice other than the hard drive, GRUB show up
[21:38] <jam__> can u do a "grub-install" and then a "grub-update" in terminal in Ubuntu?
[21:39] <VikingIV> I'll go for it right now
[21:39] <jam__> fine, VikingIV
[21:39] <toxiccity90> Jun 03 17:37:10.257 [Warning] Could not bind to 127.0.0.1:9050: Address already in use. Is Tor already running?
[21:39] <toxiccity90> Jun 03 17:37:10.257 [Warning] /var/run/tor is not owned by this user (toxiccity90, 1000) but by debian-tor (104). Perhaps you are running Tor as the wrong user?
[21:39] <toxiccity90> Jun 03 17:37:10.257 [Warning] Before Tor can create a control socket in "/var/run/tor/control", the directory "/var/run/tor" needs to exist, and to be accessible only by the user account that is running Tor.  (On some Unix systems, anybody who can list a socket can conect to it, so Tor is being careful.)
[21:39] <FloodBot1> toxiccity90: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:39] <toxiccity90> Jun 03 17:37:10.257 [Warning] Failed to parse/validate config: Failed to bind one of the listener ports.
[21:39] <toxiccity90> Jun 03 17:37:10.257 [Error] Reading config failed--see warnings above. These are the errors I'm seeing when I try to run vidalia as a regular user. IE toxiccity90
[21:40] <Silivrenion> here's a question. Ubuntu on liveUSB is getting choppy sound on flash and video. I'm also doing a huge transfer from the internal hard drive to a portable.. would that affect the buffering?
[21:40] <Silivrenion> it almost seems like the buffering gets better and worse randomly
[21:40] <iHarp> How can I write to a hard drive that is HFS+ (Journaled)?
[21:40] <jam__> toxiccity90: do a "sudo killall tor" before running vidalia
[21:41] <toxiccity90> jam_ : I will try that but I wanna make it so that I don't have to run sudo killall tor on start up as I want vidalia to load on start up automatically, but then wait until I tell it to switch to the tor proxy in the browser or other software
[21:41] <Seryth> How can I take a screenshot in TTY?
[21:41] <toxiccity90> http://pastie.org/4021685 thats my issue I recieve
[21:42] <toxiccity90> jam_: just tried with sudo killall tor then tried to run vidalia as normal user no luck same error
[21:43] <toxiccity90> error is related to it thinking that vidalia is owned by user Tor :104 not toxiccity90 I noticed, is there a way to change this??
[21:44] <Gnea> !samba4
[21:47] <barberan> hi
[21:48] <themoebius> hey I have a process that I killed and I verified that it's no longer running with ps, but when I try to run it again it says the tcp port is already in use. How can I see what process is supposedly using that port?
[21:48] <commandocoding> hello room
[21:50] <zinedzine> hi everyone
[21:53] <Pricey> info
[21:53] <commandocoding> UBUNTU 12.4 GNOME CLASSICAL
[21:53] <commandocoding> gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop false
[21:53] <commandocoding> this stopped working
[21:53] <FloodBot1> commandocoding: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:54] <zinedzine> info
[21:54] <toxiccity90> fixed
[21:55] <dougl> what is the default mail client in ubuntu 10.10?/
[21:55] <dougl> ie how do I run it from the command line?
[21:56] <filo1234> dougl: evolution
[21:56] <dougl> filo1234, thanks
[21:56] <filo1234> np
[21:56] <iHarp> How can I write to a hard drive that is HFS+ (Journaled)?
[21:56] <zinedzine> i have an issue on LTS 12.04 64bit, my system crashes and sets me back to the login screen, i searched on the net, some say it's a flash problem some it's x-server, has anyone had that issue and is there a fix ? ty
[21:57] <iHarp> !HFS+
[21:58] <xmath279> you need hfsprogs iHarp (sudo apt-get install hfsprogs)
[21:58] <iHarp> I think i might already have that
[21:59] <Yago> Why does pidgin internet messenger still show up in my chat bar thing even though I removed it?
[22:00] <commandocoding> using ubuntu 12.4 Classical Gnome the bash line given here http://paste.ubuntu.com/1022150/ stopped working in 12.4 How do we make the desktop icons visible and invisible in Ubuntu 12.4 using commandline please
[22:00] <iHarp> xmath279, I have it but what am I missing as far as it's capabilities to give write privs?
[22:00] <xmath279> iHarp sudo mount -o remount,force /mount/point
[22:01] <linusBD> http://felipeosx.wordpress.com/2012/06/03/how-can-i-fix-it-como-eu-resolvo-isso/
[22:02] <robertzaccour> how do I install a driver that is in a .zip file?
[22:02] <iHarp> xmath279, didn't work
[22:02] <escott> iHarp, for HFS you need to disable journaling
[22:02] <xmath279> it should work with hfs progs even with journaled partitions
[22:02] <smw> robertzaccour, you don't
[22:03] <smw> robertzaccour, is the driver made for linux?
[22:03] <escott> xmath279, iHarp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HFS_Plus#Linux
[22:03] <Yago> Why does pidgin internet messenger still show up in my chat bar thing even though I removed it?
[22:03] <robertzaccour> smw, yes, just trying to figure out how to install it without having to install windows first. would vbox work?
[22:03] <smw> robertzaccour, probably not
[22:03] <limpc> hey. trying to set up ssh2 keys on a server.  I've copied over the authorized_keys2 file from our other server, but when i try to ssh in using my private key it prompts me for the password
[22:04] <limpc> what am i missing?
[22:04] <xmath279> escott unsupported and unsafe, but it should work...
[22:04] <escott> xmath279, unsupported and unsafe is not something we should be telling people to do in this channel
[22:04] <limpc> sshd_config has Protocol set to 2
[22:05] <Yago> Can anyone help me uninstall a program?
[22:06] <user__> can you uninstall the default IM chat software that comes with 12.04
[22:06] <zinedzine> i have an issue on LTS 12.04 64bit, my system crashes and sets me back to the login screen, i searched on the net, some say it's a flash problem some it's x-server, has anyone had that issue and is there a fix ? ty
[22:06] <user__> I think it's called pidgon
[22:06] <smw> user__, sure. It is called empathy
[22:06] <user__> oh
[22:06] <user__> ok
[22:06] <limpc> anybody? ssh2 issue
[22:06] <user__> how do you remove it?
[22:06] <user__> or uninstall rather
[22:07] <smw> limpc, authorized_keys, not authorized_keys2
[22:07] <Gnea> limpc: you remembered to restart the daemon, right?
[22:07] <smw> user__, sudo apt-get remove empathy?
[22:07] <limpc> hm no i didnt :)
[22:07] <Yago> smw, I have a similar problem
[22:08] <ratcheer> smw, it actually is authorized_keys2 for protocol 2
[22:08] <user__> smw, will that remove it from the system and also the task bar at the top of the screen
[22:08] <smw> ratcheer, what is protocol 2?
[22:08] <Froodle> How do I prevent the Unity launcher from displaying the program's name on hover?
[22:09] <limpc> Gnea, still asking for pw.
[22:09] <smw> ratcheer, the authorized_keys file name has not changed...
[22:09] <Gnea> limpc: okay, you'll need to restart sshd in order for the changes to take effect... also, for 2 keys, make sure you're using the correct directive and placing them in the correct directory
[22:09] <smw> Yago, what problem?
[22:09] <Yago> I removed pidgin, but it still shows up in taskbar
[22:09] <limpc> Gnea, they're correct. they work on the other server
[22:10] <limpc> i copied them directly over.
[22:10] <smw> user__, I don't think it will removed it from the task bar
[22:10] <ratcheer> smw: It is a different ssh protocol and limps said he is using it. I am also using it, and on my server it created authorized_keys2
[22:10] <user__>  thats too bad
[22:10] <smw> user__, the taskbar applet is not tied to any one program
[22:10] <user__> oh
[22:10] <user__> but will the applets no longer display the empathy option?
[22:10] <smw> ratcheer, ok, I have never used an authorized_keys2 file
[22:10] <Gnea> limpc: are you following a tutorial?
[22:10] <user__> *appley
[22:11] <user__> **applet
[22:11] <smw> ratcheer, try renaming it and see what happens
[22:11] <limpc> Gnea, no.. ive set them up and maintained them before
[22:11] <smw> user__, truthfully, I have never tried it
[22:11] <user__> ok
[22:11] <smw> user__, and I don't use unity so I can't test it ;-)
[22:11] <limpc> but this is a new server and its been a while, so i assumed i might have missed something after copying the authorized_keys2 file over
[22:11] <Gnea> limpc: okay, well there may be some ubuntu-specific stuff... try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=30709 and make sure your steps are in-line
[22:11] <ratcheer> smw: I am not having a problem with mine, it is limpc
[22:11] <user__> ok thanks
[22:11] <zdz> i have an issue on LTS 12.04 64bit, my system crashes and sets me back to the login screen, i searched on the net, some say it's a flash problem some it's x-server, has anyone had that issue and is there a fix ? ty
[22:11] <smw> anyways, I need to go. brb
[22:11] <user__> Also, does anyone know how to get rid of the option to search the web through the desktop?
[22:12] <smw> ratcheer, oh, I misunderstood
[22:12] <Gnea> limpc: that howto is a bit dated (7 years old), but it should still hold true
[22:12] <escott> zdz, it could be a lot of things. any pattern to when it happens
[22:12] <user__> I really don't like the added web-features in ubuntu and want to remove them
[22:13] <user__> Can you remove the feature to search the web by using the 'search tool'
[22:13] <zdz> well i did look at the xssesion logs, all that is in the var log, but if there is one thing, it seams to happen more when i read flash videos, buut as to if there is a time patern to it, not really, and i did check all the temperature side also
[22:14] <freedomrun_> user__, http://www.techdrivein.com/2011/06/how-to-remove-lenses-from-ubuntu-1104.html
[22:14] <limpc> hm it didnt accept my dsa key but worked fine for the rsa version. weird
[22:14] <escott> zdz, and what graphics card and driver are you using
[22:14] <user__> freedomrun, will that also work with 12.04?
[22:15] <il_mio> ciao
[22:15] <limpc> shouldnt ssh2 be DSA and not RSA?
[22:15] <zdz> nvidia 295.53 the latest, but it happen with the .40 and .49, wich are the one installed by ubuntu automaticly
[22:16] <user__> freedomrun_, will that also work with 12.04?
[22:16] <freedomrun_> user__, why don`t you try
[22:16] <user__> hah alright
[22:17] <escott> zdz, sounds like your problem is at the intersection of two closed source programs... which limits what we can do for you
[22:17] <Yago> anyone know how to clear the taskbar of uninstalled programs?
[22:17] <OerHeks> Yago, try logout/login ?
[22:17] <zdz> escott : it also happened with 11.10 32bit / 11.10 64bit / 12.04 32bit ...
[22:19] <user__> In 12.04, can you more the location of the launch bar?
[22:19] <zdz> escott : do you think that the (paying) canonical support  can do something ?
[22:20] <user__> Also, is there an option to change the appearance of the launcher icons into a dock?
[22:20] <Nowayz> Hello #ubuntu
[22:20] <escott> zdz, dont know much at all about their paid support
[22:20] <erikadelice> lk
[22:21] <Guest1381> hola!
[22:21] <zdz> dam, looks like i'm stuck there, i tried all that is at reach of my knowledge ... thks escott
[22:21] <OerHeks> user__, place of the unity bar cannot be changed, i believe, else there is a tweak tool > sudo apt-get install my-unity
[22:21] <Nowayz> hey i've got a vps server that I'm trying to setup as a music playing bot, does anybody know how to install some kind of virtual sound drivers on ubuntu?
[22:21] <Yago> OerHeks, ill try that
[22:21] <Nowayz> something that I can route an applicatinos sound to, or maybe something that will repeat all system sounds
[22:22] <user__> OerHeks, what's my-unity?
[22:22] <OerHeks> user__, a unity tweak tool
[22:22] <user__> ok
[22:22] <user__> thanks
[22:23] <user__> OerHeks, can you completely remove the option to search the web from the desktop?
[22:23] <user__> OerHeks, is one specific lens responsible for web-searching?
[22:25] <OerHeks> i do not see "search the web" lens
[22:25] <Yago> OerHeks, it worked thanks
[22:26] <user__> Anyone know if you can delete the recent apps tool?
[22:26] <OerHeks> Yago, great, leftovers from pidgin somehowe did'nt kill
[22:26] <user__> I dont want to see the recent apps option when using the unity search windows
[22:26] <user__> *window
[22:27] <sk8|nix> evening
[22:27] <Eagleman> Why isnt this working in vsftpd.conf? local_root=/chroot/ftp/%u/home/%u
[22:27] <OerHeks> user__, askubuntu is nice , maybe this is your answer >> http://askubuntu.com/questions/100424/how-to-remove-frequently-used-programs-from-menu-dash
[22:27] <sk8|nix> had a couple of questions if anyone's available to answer a few questions
[22:27] <Eagleman> it doesnt recognize the %u
[22:28] <user__> OerHeks, thanks I appreciate it
[22:29] <OerHeks> user__, there is an AskUbuntu lens, i am using
[22:29] <sk8|nix> i tried to use the update manager to go from 11.10  to 12.04 and had some errors and now the update manager says try to do a partial update
[22:29] <user__> OerHeks, so it's just a lens for support and FAQ's?
[22:30] <sk8|nix> the partial update says it's not alowed to go from precise to oneriric
[22:30] <OerHeks> user__, jups, i think it is the follow up from forums Q&A
[22:30] <sk8|nix> which leads to believe its updated but everything is still showing 11.10
[22:31] <user__> OerHeks, oh, ok. is the "available apps" menu the suggestions from the software center?
[22:31] <user__> OerHeks, in other words, is it a list of suggested apps to downlaod?
[22:32] <OerHeks> user__, i don't know, never been that deep into
[22:32] <user__> ok
[22:33] <user__> Does anyone know a link to a list of all the installed software that comes with ubuntu 12.04? I would like to know so I can uninstall what I don't want when I get the OS.
[22:34] <escott> user__, that would depend on what install cd you use. you could start with !minimal and work up
[22:35] <user__> @escott, I thought there was only one version available?
[22:35] <Nowayz> hey i've got a vps server that I'm trying to setup as a music playing bot, does anybody know how to install some kind of virtual sound drivers on ubuntu? something that I can route an applicatinos sound to, or maybe something that will repeat all system sounds
[22:35] <escott> !minimal | user__
[22:36] <user__> ubottu, what are all of the CD images available?
[22:36] <escott> Nowayz, why not use pulseaudio?
[22:36] <escott> user__, minimal, alternate, server, desktop
[22:37] <user__> ubottu, also do you choose from the website or when installing the OS onto your PC?
[22:37] <escott> user__, and then the flavors kubuntu lubuntu etc
[22:37] <user__> yes
[22:37] <Nowayz> will pulseaudio work?
[22:37] <Nowayz> I don't have a sound device
[22:37] <commandocoding> How can i make the desktop icons invisible from commandline in Ubuntu 12.4 (Gnome Classic)
[22:37] <Nowayz> It's a server install of ubuntu, but it has gnome desktop envrionment installed with VNC
[22:38] <escott> commandocoding, some gsettings command would do it
[22:39] <Nowayz> Basically the computer has no real sound processor, but I need to pipe all of the sound into a sound input interface so I can play it on a teamspeak server
[22:39] <Nowayz> can pulseaudio do that?
[22:39] <cpet> Nowayz: yes :)
[22:39] <Nowayz> Oh sweet
[22:39] <Nowayz> Will I have to build it?
[22:39] <cpet> That is the nature of pulseaudio
[22:39] <cpet> apt-get install pulseaudio
[22:40] <commandocoding> escott than ks  this used to work earlier http://paste.ubuntu.com/1022150/ Cay idea how to make this work with gsetting
[22:40] <Nowayz> It's not in my repos
[22:40] <escott> commandocoding, should be similar but with gsettings instead of gconftool
[22:40] <Nowayz> I have maverick server install
[22:40] <commandocoding> Thanks let me try
[22:43] <testingout> carpe diem
[22:44] <user__> Anyone know good software for ubuntu that is similar to photohop (in terms of features)
[22:44] <ex0a> gimp is about as close as it gets i think
[22:44] <user__> I didn't think gimp was very "high-preformance'
[22:44] <reisio> user__: GIMP
[22:44] <ex0a> hence the "as close as it gets" part
[22:45] <reisio> version 2.8 even has a single window mode if you want it
[22:45] <user__> Can gimp edit RAW files? NEF's in particular?
[22:45] <reisio> there's nothing significant missing from GIMP
[22:45] <user__> ok
[22:45] <reisio> user__: format support should be superior to photoshop
[22:45] <reisio> otherwise convert with imagemagick first
[22:45] <user__> thanks
[22:45] <user__> What about video editing?
[22:45] <reisio> user__: lives, cinelerra, cinepaint - video editing maybe checkout avidemux, too (seems inferior, but /me shrugs) kino diva ? jahshaka kdenlive pitivi
[22:45] <reisio> no particular order
[22:46] <user__> anything that can handle 1080p at 24fps? Im using a DSLR
[22:46] <cpet> user__: google?
[22:46] <reisio> kdenlive might be the most popular
[22:46] <escott> user__, pitivi. unless you wanted filmgimp?
[22:46] <reisio> that's probably more up to your hardware
[22:46] <user__> pl
[22:46] <user__> *ok
[22:46] <reisio> if you want professional video editing, you want cinelerra
[22:46] <Nowayz> cpet: I'm used to using RHEL, do you happen to know which repository i'll need to add for pulseaudio
[22:46] <user__> how much is cinelerra
[22:46] <commandocoding> BINGO gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons false
[22:46] <user__> or is it free?
[22:47] <reisio> commandocoding: for no icons?
[22:47] <reisio> user__: free & open source
[22:47] <cpet> Nowayz: the default will have it it should already be installed
[22:47] <commandocoding> yes
[22:47] <vn> say I got 3 dumps from a linux software raid being md0 md1 and md2, how can i reconstitute the drive to mount and access it?
[22:47] <commandocoding> Now I can enjoy my wallpapers :)
[22:47] <reisio> commandocoding: :p
[22:47] <reisio> commandocoding: historically you can get to that through nautilus' prefs, too
[22:47] <reisio> dunno if it's still there
[22:47] <user__> so  cinelerra is the equivalent to adobes video editing software?
[22:48] <reisio> user__: I believe its aims are even more professional than that
[22:48] <user__> very good
[22:48] <reisio> as in assembling a feature film
[22:48] <user__> thanks guys
[22:48] <Nowayz> cpet: oh you're right! Do you know happen to know of any tutorials guidlining how to run pulseaudio, I don't even know where to star
[22:49] <cpet> Nowayz: google?
[22:49] <user__> Lol, why do people waste their money on other software when open source software is just as good if not better
[22:49] <escott> vn, if you dumped md devices you have full filesystem images? did you mean to say that you dumped components of an md device?
[22:49] <reisio> user__: ignorance
[22:49] <user__> i guess so
[22:50] <reisio> Nowayz: it's already running
[22:50] <reisio> Nowayz: what else is it you want to accomplish?
[22:50] <cpet> reisio: Well not everyone knows how to use Linux as it is still a pain in some aspects, so the only other OS is Mac OS or Windows.
[22:50] <Nowayz> reisio: I'm running a VPS server, and I need it to serve as a music bot
[22:50] <reisio> cpet: nonsense
[22:50] <user__> how often are new ubuntu updates released?
[22:50] <vn> escott: escott exact
[22:50] <user__> on average?
[22:50] <reisio> it's true just changing the color of widgets will freak the average person out
[22:50] <commandocoding> reisio I do get a few things from nautilus like the background image but this i could not
[22:51] <cpet> reisio: heh
[22:51] <reisio> but that isn't exactly a problem
[22:51] <reisio> not a real one
[22:51] <Nowayz> reisio:I need a virtual sound device basically so I can repeat all applications audio into a virtual audio input
[22:51] <reisio> you can after all make Linux look and work graphically just like Windows or Mac OS
[22:51] <reisio> commandocoding: maybe they changed it <shrug>
[22:51] <cpet> user__: as fast as the package creators create updated packages
[22:51] <reisio> Nowayz: maybe talk to #pulseaudio
[22:51] <reisio> Nowayz: or #jack
[22:51] <Nowayz> thanks
[22:52] <cpet> Nowayz: You would need to create a server on your machine and use the VPS as a client. it is possible but a pain
[22:52] <commandocoding> reisio i guess They are phasing it out as and when features are being migrated, I better change my Desktop setting code too just to be ahead o
[22:53] <Nowayz> cpet:Create a pulseaudio server?  I'm reading about how it works right now
[22:53] <reisio> commandocoding: well GNOME has always liked hiding prefs, but it takes time
[22:54] <cpet> In my experience pulseaudio has always lead to cracky shity audio so I disable it
[22:54] <Nowayz> cpet: Any alternatives?
[22:54] <cpet> For what you want to do no
[22:54] <escott> vn, which was it?
[22:54] <cpet> Atleast I am unaware of any check freshmeat maybe you can find something that does what you want
[22:55] <vn> escott: what do you mean?  I got /dev/md0 md1 and md2
[22:55] <commandocoding> In case any one is interested here is the bash I corrected it toggles the deaktop icon in 12.4 visible n not visible http://paste.ubuntu.com/1022212/
[22:56] <escott> vn, if you dd'ed off /dev/md# then you have the full contents you can mount -o loop yourimagefile /media/md0
[22:56] <DocPlatypus> Anyone know why "apt-get source software-center" doesn't work? I get 404s for all the files
[22:59] <cpet> DocPlatypus: nope
[23:00] <OerHeks> DocPlatypus, the softwarecentre is not opensource, i believe.
[23:00] <DocPlatypus> OerHeks: no, apt-get says the source is in bzr
[23:00] <trism> DocPlatypus: run: sudo apt-get update; first
[23:01] <vn> escott: ok so I'm doing it right must be an issue with zfs
[23:01] <trism> DocPlatypus: software-center was updated several times over the last few days, you probably have stale sources
[23:01] <DocPlatypus> trism: ah. *that* makes sense.
[23:07] <ries> Hello! I have a small quesiton, where can I lookup installation statistics for a specific tool in ubuntu? I did hear about popcon, But I am not sure how to use that (http://popcon.ubuntu.com)
[23:09] <debsan> ries, what tool ?
[23:09] <ries> debsan: librecad
[23:09] <Nowayz> cept:Hey crazy question really fast: I'm running VNC on this vps and every time I type the "d" key it minimizes whatever program is in focus
[23:09] <Nowayz> I don't suppose that's a common issue?
[23:10] <cpet> Nowayz: depends on the VNC client
[23:11] <NictraSavios> What is a simple circuit drawing program for Linux? Preferably free (As in freedom, not open). By simple I'm talking... Battery, resistor, amp meter, volt meter, a few wires/
[23:11] <Helios> I AM OFF TOPIC BAN ME
[23:12] <Nowayz> It's realVNC, and it's never done this before :\
[23:12] <tuxgeek> !ot | Helios
[23:12] <ries> NictraSavios: geda ?
[23:12] <jokerlol> hi all!
[23:12] <jokerlol> !list
[23:12] <debsan> ries  4249  librecad                       11237  2154  8649   430     4 (Unknown)
[23:13] <debsan> ries, 11237 instations
[23:13] <ries> debsan: 11K users ?
[23:13] <jokerlol> !ot | Helios
[23:13] <NictraSavios> ries I tried using it but... I can't find anything about meters and really I get a headache looking at it O.o... If you had a nice tutorial... but otherwise... It's a little too complex
[23:14] <ries> NictraSavios: XCircuit?
[23:14] <NictraSavios> ries, I'll try it now
[23:14] <ries> debsan: where did you get that info?
[23:14] <debsan> http://popcon.ubuntu.com/unknown/by_inst
[23:14] <OerHeks> NictraSavios, type " circuit" in softwarecentre ;-)
[23:15] <debsan> ries, ^offcourse this information is caught by people who let ubuntu to know waht applications they are using
[23:15] <ries> debsan: ofcourse..
[23:15] <NictraSavios> OerHeks, I prefer sudo apt-get install xcir<tab> :P, just a personal preference though.
[23:16] <LinuX2half> I've set Java to the location that was extracted in but when my browser doesn't detect Java. What should I do?
[23:16] <janrinze2> any idea how to change file association in the file browser?
[23:16] <OerHeks> NictraSavios, no, that command in softwarecentre shows you more options.
[23:16] <cpet> LinuX2half: install the java package
[23:16] <LinuX2half> make install?
[23:16] <cpet> apt-get install openjdk should be enough to allow java apps to work
[23:17] <NictraSavios> OerHeks, Oh sorry, I though you were telling me how to install xcircuit from reis's suggestion. Yea, I know. I was looking for a recomendation instead of searching though "apt-cache search circuit" for hours haha.
[23:17] <tuxgeek> linuX2half: is java in your path?
[23:17] <samd> NictraSavios: gschem is also good
[23:17] <LinuX2half> tuxgeek: I've extracted to /opt/java/32
[23:18] <tuxgeek> "echo $PATH"
[23:19] <LinuX2half> So how would I install the java that I've downloaded?
[23:20] <cpet> apt-get install openjdk ?
[23:20] <LinuX2half> cpet: it's unable to locate the package.
[23:20] <cpet> apt-cache search openjdk
[23:20] <tuxgeek> LinuX2half: is it a binary or tar-ball?
[23:21] <rotham> any idea why unity-panel-service is using 100% of a cpu? or cpu core?
[23:21] <rotham> even though it says its sleeping
[23:21] <LinuX2half> tuxgeek: The file I downloaded was a tarball/tar.gx
[23:21] <LinuX2half> tar.gz
[23:21] <janrinze2> can someone help me to add a custom file association for the file browser in 12.04?
[23:22] <escott> LinuX2half, use update-alternatives to set the symlinks
[23:22] <tuxgeek> LinuX2half: "tar -xzf yourjava"
[23:22] <LinuX2half> escott: I did, sudo update-alternatives --set java /opt/java/32/jre1.7.0_04/bin/java
[23:23] <escott> LinuX2half, and that doesn't work? if you chase symlinks from /usr/bin/java though /etc/alternatives you should get to /opt/java/32
[23:26] <LinuX2half> escott: I retyped the commands and now it's asking for some sort of format.
[23:27] <tuxgeek> LinuX2half: can't you simply compile it?
[23:27] <root____7> hi
[23:27] <root____7> i need help with wmii
[23:27] <root____7> i'am crying
[23:28] <root____7> when i start wmii
[23:28] <root____7> i can't type anything
[23:28] <root____7> i just have to little vertical bar
[23:28] <LinuX2half> tuxgeek: not sure how, since my browser is unable to detect the Java plugin
[23:28] <root____7> no command works
[23:28] <root____7> there is two horizontal bar that i can move with my mouse
[23:29] <root____7> how to mae wmii works ?
[23:29] <DocPlatypus> trism: thanks. indeed that's what it was
[23:29] <root____7> please ?
[23:29] <Myrtti> !patience | root____7
[23:30] <root____7> i'am searching but it's the first time that wmii done that to me
[23:30] <tuxgeek> LinuX2half: unpack the tarball, cd to the java directory, run configure, make & make install
[23:30] <Rookie407> can someone help me
[23:31] <cpet> Rookie407: ok
[23:31] <Rookie407> i've set up the shift switcher (least i think i did) but when i minimize a window it still goes to the bottom of the screen
[23:31] <lapion> eth
[23:31] <root____7> and i didn t get the pop up screen in wmii
[23:32] <Nowayz> cpet: Do I need alsa in addition to Pulseaudio, I'm still trying comprehend how sound works (I have literall no idea to be completely honest)
[23:32] <reisio> Nowayz: pulse works on top of alsa
[23:32] <tuxgeek> !wm | root____7
[23:32] <escott> LinuX2half, what format is it asking for? are the symlinks correct?
[23:33] <escott> Nowayz, pulse provides an alsa emulation layer (As well as a number of other protocols) and supports different backends including alsa,jack and internet
[23:33] <Rookie407> can anyone help?
[23:33] <cpet> Nowayz: no
[23:33] <root____7> bye i return crying
[23:33] <cpet> Rookie407: ask your question and stop asking to be helped
[23:34] <Rookie407> i asked my question no one answered
[23:34] <Rookie407> i've set up the shift switcher (least i think i did) but when i minimize a window it still goes to the bottom of the screen
[23:34] <reisio> internet!
[23:35] <zeta-> can ubuntu import account settings for windows mail?
[23:35] <zeta-> if so, where would it store them?
[23:35] <aaas> zeta- you mean import from a mail client on windows to a different mail client on ubuntu?
[23:36] <cpet> zeta-: export the emails should give you a bunch of .eml files then add them to the new client
[23:36] <LinuX2half> escott: I think it's asking me to correct my commands: --install <link> <name> <path> <priority>  [--slave <link> <name> <path>] ..
[23:36] <zeta-> yes, the mail client is called windows mail
[23:37] <aaas> zeta- do you have imap/pop?  just the settings? or the emails too?
[23:37] <zeta-> cpet: i want account settings
[23:37] <aaas> zeta- but you dont care about the actuall messages since they're on the server, correct?
[23:37] <zeta-> think it's just pop
[23:38] <zeta-> aaas: yes correct
[23:38] <aaas> zeta- well it still depends if its on the server or not... you wont get your messages if they've been erased off the server
[23:38] <NictraSavios> I got gschem working :D
[23:38] <aaas> zeta- what client do you want to use in ubuntu?
[23:38] <NictraSavios> Thanks! I had to learn how to filter results, found a volt meter and amp meter
[23:39] <aaas> zeta- what you are doing is OS agnositic, it's not a ubuntu thing, its a mailprogram 1 -> mail program 2 thing, not really anything to do with ubuntu
[23:39] <zeta-> aaas: not worried -- evolution?
[23:39] <Nowayz> escott: Okay so assuming I need to capture the sound from firefox for instace, wouldn't I need the alsa emulator in order to loop the sound into an input device
[23:39] <aaas> zeta- you may find that after all is said and done that it's easier to just open up two computer, write it down or soemthign else than try and expeort import settings
[23:39] <Nowayz> because it seems like all of the applications want to use the alsa drivers
[23:40] <aaas> zeta- you just need pass/login, type, port, security
[23:40] <LinuX2half> I have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed and on some forums it said that my browser would automatically detect or have the java plugin.
[23:40] <escott> Nowayz, with pulse installed your applications should use the pulse alsa emulation
[23:40] <LinuX2half> Not sure why this is not my case.
[23:40] <janrinze2> file associations, anyone?
[23:40] <Nowayz> okay
[23:40] <Nowayz> I don't think pulseaudio is running by default though
[23:40] <escott> LinuX2half, oracle changed their rules a few months ago. canonical can no longer distribute sun java
[23:40] <Nowayz> So now I need to figure out how to get it running
[23:41] <aaas> aaas- it all depends on the client, you'll probably have to google and search the forums of whatever client you want to use, say, thunderbird
[23:41] <zeta-> aaas: Ok thanks! but the problem really boils down to extracting password
[23:41] <LinuX2half> escott: why? Since Java is a commerical product?
[23:41] <aaas> zeta- ^^ that was meant for you
[23:41] <aaas> zeta- extracting the pass?
[23:42] <cpet> so I take it this includes openjdk as well?
[23:42] <zeta-> aaas: windows mail won't tell me the password
[23:42] <aaas> zeta- pass to access the program or to access your mail server?
[23:42] <zeta-> server
[23:42] <escott> LinuX2half, larry ellison is a ****. i don't know. future versions of oracle java will be based on openjdk and so openjdk should be very close
[23:44] <aaas> zeta- hmmm i doubt the password is in plain text anywhere, you cant really get it back, i really don't know if what you want to do is possible because you have to move some special settings setup of win mail to some completely different setup in something like thunderbird
[23:44] <aaas> zeta- cant you get the server pass somehow?
[23:44] <aaas> zeta- email the admin?
[23:45] <janrinze2> how do i add a custom file association in the file browser? i need to use a different program that is not in the list. the program is in my home dir
[23:45] <reisio> janrinze2: which brwoser
[23:45] <reisio> browser*
[23:46] <Ceres> Hi. I'm looking for a little help with the terminal.
[23:46] <reisio> Hi.
[23:46] <aaas> zeta- this is informative: cant do it into thunderbird http://goo.gl/zI1nE
[23:46] <ntwrk_keith> if i turn "security = user" on for samba file share, will that also require a user account for printing from windows machines?
[23:46] <tuxgeek> Ceres: shoot!
[23:46] <Ceres> I'm new to Linux.
[23:46] <escott> LinuX2half, sorry i dont know update-alternatives. its not something ive used before, just know it is supposed to be used
[23:46] <Ceres> Okay, so I'm starting a 'process' like this: node filename.js
[23:47] <Ceres> And then, when I want it to stop, I do Ctrl+Z
[23:47] <Ceres> And then I have to do "ps" to find it's PID, and then I do: kill -9 PID to stop it.
[23:47] <janrinze2> reisio: the default file browser in 12.04
[23:47] <escott> Ceres, that doesn't stop, it suspends. Ctrl-C kills
[23:47] <Ceres> There must be a better way :/
[23:47] <Ceres> Okay, so Ctrl-C.
[23:47] <tuxgeek> ctrl C
[23:47] <reisio> as in cancel
[23:47] <Ceres> Thanks.
[23:47] <zeta-> aaas: tried all support options (they deny the account exists) importing is my last hope
[23:48] <aaas> zeta- look further down the thread... someone did win mail -> outlook -> thunderbird  .. but you might just want to bite the bullet and try and track down that pass, you might need it sooner or later, and from now on use a good password manager/evernote or something and keep good notes so it doesnt happen again
[23:48] <zeta-> looking @link
[23:48] <Ceres> If I ctrl+Z to suspend a process, how do I un-suspend it?
[23:48] <reisio> Ceres: fg
[23:48] <aaas> zeta- i see...well try that thread, if not try 10 pass a day for the next year until it works ;)
[23:48] <tuxgeek> just ctrl-c
[23:48] <reisio> Ceres: or look into 'jobs'
[23:48] <LinuX2half> Does IcedTea-Web Plugin act as Java?
[23:49] <Ceres> Okay, I'll look into those two.
[23:49] <Ceres> Thanks for the help.
[23:49] <zeta-> aaas: :D thx
[23:49] <reisio> LinuX2half: icedtea is a JRE, yes
[23:49] <reisio> Ceres: they're usually shell built-ins, so you can run 'help jobs' or 'help fg'
[23:49] <reisio> Ceres: as well as being provided by coreutils if you want to use those for some reason (not likely)
[23:49] <reisio> but in which case you'd consult man jobs, man fg, etc.
[23:50] <tricky_> #ubuntu-Locoteams
[23:51] <Ceres> So if I want to escape out of a program and to the command line, but not suspend or stop the job, is there a command for that?
[23:51] <tuxgeek> hit the q key
[23:51] <escott> Ceres, you can ctrl-z and then "fq &"
[23:52] <OerHeks> Ceres or just open a second terminal tab
[23:52] <reisio> Ceres: I'd probably just open another terminal tab, yeah
[23:52] <reisio> or 'screen' 'window'
[23:52] <Ceres> That's what I've been doing, opening a second terminal.
[23:52] <Ceres> I"m hosting stuff from this computer, though, so the result is having lots of terminal windows cluttering my desktop.
[23:52] <reisio> sudo apt-get install screen
[23:53] <escott> Ceres, rather "bg"
[23:54] <reisio> Ceres: the meat of it is 'screen' to start, CTRL+a, then c to -create- new "screens", CTRL+a, then K (that's SHIFT+k) to kill the current one, CTRL+a, then # to jump around them (or CTRL+a, then " [SHIFT+']), CTRL+a, then ESC to enter selection mode, SPACE to toggle selection on/off, and CTRL+a, ] to paste
[23:54] <OerHeks> Ceres, some apps started from terminal can occupy the terminal, this can be resolved with & >> " nautilus & " or " filezilla & "
[23:55] <Ceres> Both those last lines are a little hard for me to understand at this moment.
[23:55] <reisio> Ceres: try it out after you get screen
[23:55] <Ceres> I think I have the knowledge I need to move forward at the moment.
[23:55] <Ceres> What is "screen"?
[23:55] <Ceres> Oh.
[23:56] <reisio> it turns one term into infinite terms
[23:56] <Ceres> I see your previous comment.
[23:56] <reisio> and has fancy features like copying & pasting without a mouse
[23:56] <Ceres> That would be fantastic.
[23:57] <reisio> Ceres: some Ubuntu people also like byobu http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byobu_%28software%29
[23:57] <reisio> haven't personally tried it
[23:57] <Ceres> Do you have a link to the software? I see several links on google, but with such a generic name I want to make sure I have the correct one.
[23:58] <reisio> Ceres: you can also accidentally (or not) close a terminal with screen running in it, and re-attach to it later, everything will still be running
[23:58] <janrinze2> nautilus has 'properties' -> open with ..  but you cannot add your own program ..
[23:58] <reisio> it's sudo apt-get install screen
[23:58] <Ceres> That sounds like exactly what I want.
[23:58] <reisio> or sudo apt-get install byobu
[23:58] <Ceres> Thanks.
[23:59] <OerHeks> janrinze2, opening any own made .deb will open softwarecentre to install it
[23:59] <Ceres> While I'm here, I should probably ask how I can set up a bunch of commands to run on start-up.
[23:59] <reisio> Ceres: what sort of commands
[23:59] <OerHeks> janrinze2, or use dpkg -i <deb>
[23:59] <AndIrc__> hello everybody