[07:56] <nhatminh1209> hi everyone
[07:57] <nhatminh1209> can i ask something about ethervpn here? installed vpnclient on lubuntu
[07:57] <hateball> !ask
[07:57] <nhatminh1209> i have problem coneecting on it
[07:57] <hateball> be aware this channel is quite idle around now
[07:57]  * hateball has to attend a meeting
[07:57] <nhatminh1209> *connecting vpnclient on lubuntu when i connect to vpn ether server
[09:14] <nhatminh1209> so
[09:14] <nhatminh1209> this time people are sleeping?
[09:14] <nhatminh1209> ;)
[09:37] <hateball> nhatminh1209: well it's a small channel and it's sleeping time for americans
[09:37] <hateball> nhatminh1209: You could try asking in #ubuntu as well, might be people using Lubuntu there as well
[09:41] <nhatminh1209> thanks hateball
[09:42] <nhatminh1209> i know it's sleeping time in america
[09:42] <nhatminh1209> thanks for helping
[09:42] <nhatminh1209> ;)
[21:40] <AtmanAmmo> Pretty new here. I have an HP 210-1000 netbook that I put Lubuntu on. I can't get it to connect to the internet. I've tried connecting a LAN cable and it still does not appear to recognise it.
[21:43] <AtmanAmmo> I had Ubuntu on it and it worked fine. It was running a bit slow since it's not very powerful so I decided to try Lubuntu. Any ideas?
[22:04] <Jay_> hey is there anyone that may be able to help me out? im having problems logging in to my normal ubuntu account. i can only get on the guest account, when i try to log on my normal account it gets stuck on the purple screen
[22:09] <dzho> Jay_: have you tried in the linux virtual console?
[22:09] <dzho> Ctrl-Alt-F1 (hold all three down simultaneously)
[22:09] <dzho> you can switch amongst them with Alt-Fn for values of n=1,2,3,...
[22:10] <dzho> if you can log in that way you won't get a GUI but you can see if it is a username/password problem or just a GUI problem
[22:12] <Jay_> thanks for the response, ok i'll try it out. but i dont think thats its a password problem
[22:20] <Jay__> Hiya im back i tryed the virtual console but it wasnt letting me log in. it asks for a username first and then my password. i know my password but would my username be just what my account name is when i bootup and sign in?
[22:20] <Jay__> sorry im not very knowledgable about linux
[22:25] <jay_> hi back again sorry i keep accidently resetting
[22:30] <jay_> does anyone think they could help me out. right now im on my comp on my guest account because on my main account everytime i enter my password to login i get stuck on the purple loading screen. it still shows the cursor and im able to move it around but besides that theres nothing i could do but turn it off
[22:59] <jay_> hey can any1 help me with a problem logging in to my account
[23:19] <dzho> jay_: sorry.
[23:19] <dzho> jay_: usually the username is a single token
[23:19] <dzho> eg instead of John Q. User it might just be juser
[23:20] <dzho> or johnq or jqu
[23:20] <dzho> or any of a number of things, point being it probably doesn't have spaces or punctuation
[23:23] <dzho> in your guest account you might be able to open a terminal emulator and issue the command 'ls /home'
[23:23] <dzho> and you should see the username of the other account in there, eg, something like '/home/johnq' or /home/juser'
[23:23] <dzho> or /home/jqu
[23:23] <dzho> to extend the examples above.
[23:24] <dzho> so, whatever that username is is what you would use to try to log in to be sure it isn't a pw problem, and to give you some more control over things.