[16:44] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: then you need to use gksudo or sudo (depending if you use gedit or some cli editor to edit it)
[16:44] <Legion0901> thank you for the help!
[16:44] <mercutio22> something weird has happened. The desktop isn't being drawn anymore
[16:44] <mercutio22> compiz is showing a transparent cube
[16:45] <lexr> hi guys, which one has more games: ubuntu or debian? and whic one is more stable?
[16:45] <mercutio22> if I switch to metacity, the desktop is also incorrectly drawn
[16:45] <mercutio22> what may have happened?
[16:45] <jrib> lexr: same...
[16:45] <slon2000>  Jan500:  so there is no way to resolve my problem
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: launch nautilus
[16:45] <lexr> :)
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> lexr: they are both Linux so are the same OS, just a different distro
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> lexr: if you'd said Ubuntu and PC-BSD it would be different
[16:46] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip:  I am able to launch nautilus alright
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: doesnt it give a desktop? weird
[16:47] <lexr> thanx guys
[16:47] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: I have a bad desktop. I will post a screenshot
[16:47] <alphanumeric123> SIMPLE BACKUP CONFIG is buggy and is ABANDONWARE.
[16:47] <_Morten_> Hi. I'm wondering if someone could help me hide the lost+found directory from listing in proftp ftp directory? Google has not been helpful so far.
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: please
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> !caps | alphanumeric123
[16:48] <RIPPED> obrigada
[16:50] <andrewz> how do i turn those cursed popup notifications on the top right off?
[16:50] <santos> ext
[16:50] <alain88> bonjour y a quelqu un ?
[16:50] <santos> teste do xchat
[16:51] <osotogari> @ andrewz: I might be wrong but i dont think you can
[16:51] <alain88> j' azi des problemes avecfirefox et javascri
[16:51] <andrewz> osotogari: :(
[16:51] <durt> !fr > alain88
[16:51] <thiebaude> !fr | alain88
[16:51] <andrewz> really they are so annoying
[16:51] <jrib> andrewz: well one way would be to write your own notification daemon... I have mine write it to a file...
[16:51] <andrewz> jrib: can you just stop the notification daemon somehow
[16:52] <andrewz> jrib: or just paste me yours =p
[16:52] <jrib> andrewz: yes, but it starts up automatically if needed (you need to find out how to change that)
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> andrewz: you can uninstall libnotify1
[16:52] <kahen> sorry about massive reconnects... just setting up xchat's auto-identify
[16:52] <thevdi> Hi. More of a general question but is it possible to change the creation DATE of a file only, leaving the original time intact ? e.g. I want to retain the times of files but move the day that they were created on forward a few days
[16:52] <andrewz> ActionParsnip: thanks! other than stopping the popups what else will that do
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> andrewz: thats all i think it does.  What pkg do I need to install to set my keyboard layout on the non X shells (how are they called btw?)
[16:57] <Lenin_Cat> how do you uninstall pulseaudio
[16:57] <ChrizC> hey I'm using firestarter on 8.04, using it to share internet connection with my xbox 360, but my xbox 360 is still saying that it's not being supplied an ip address?
[16:58] <BigJ> to uninstall pulseaudion type: sudo rm/
[16:58] <BigJ> sorry sudo rm /
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: set static IP
[16:58] <thevdi> Hi. More of a general question but is it possible to change the creation DATE of a file only, leaving the original time intact ? e.g. I want to retain the times of files but move the day that they were created on forward a few days
[16:59] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: to what?
[16:59] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: look, http://picasa.google.com/macabro22/Test#5378384153621617570
[17:00] <BigJ> thevdi, type sudo rm / in the terminal to gain this ability
[17:00] <osotogari> @ BigJ: What?
[17:00] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: the icons are all restricted to that darker area at the right side
[17:00] <thiebaude> !rm
[17:00] <thevdi> BigJ, try again ;-)
[17:00] <jrib> thevdi: ignore that
[17:00] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip:  I can't move them elsewhere
[17:00] <thiebaude> dont use that command
[17:00] <osotogari> Thanks jrib
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: you will need to set a different IP range to the PC - XBOX network to section it of and so routing works
[17:00] <thevdi> Yeah, I already guessed. BigJ is obviously a plebdazzle
[17:01] <DefineByte> i've changed the volume label on one of my partitions but bulkid is still showing the old one. vol_id reflects the change. How should I fix this? blkid -g didn't help. Is it just a case of deleting the blkid.tab file?
[17:01] <thiebaude> yea thanks, i was thinking /= hard drive
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: your link didnt work
[17:01] <xcdfgkjhgcv> And it's sudo rm -rf / anyway
[17:02] <osotogari> @ xcd: I was thinking that lo
[17:02] <osotogari> lol
[17:02] <an0n> Are there any diffirences between Linux Mint and Ubuntu besides the theme?
[17:02] <thevdi> an0n, Yes, there are
[17:02] <an0n> Some say that linux mint is easier to use but why?
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: please dont type commands like that in the channel
[17:02] <LjL> !mint
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> an0n: one is supported here, one isnt for starters
[17:03] <thevdi> an0n: Mint is Ubunu++
[17:03] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: it's still not working with a static ip
[17:03] <an0n> k
[17:03] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: I will try flickr
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: did you give your PCs network card that is hooked to the XBOX got a static IP too?
[17:04] <legend2440> thevdi: try  touch -d 09/09/09 <filename>  not sure if it affects creation time though but it changes date
[17:04] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I can't find all of these settings inside of Firestarter?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: and ae both IPs on a different network address to the addresses on the WAN side?
[17:04] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Sorry.
[17:04] <thevdi> legend2440, I tried touch -t 090906 but it wants the time as well.  I just want to get my internet connection shared.. how do I do this?
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: its not linux specific
[17:05] <thevdi> legend2440, it changes the time to midnight (which I sort of half expected). I'll end up writing a Python script, I think, to read in the file timestamp and add / subtract multiples of 86400 seconds(!)
[17:06] <ryaxnbuntu> how do you remap a key  in ubuntu
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: you need to use network manager to set the ip
[17:06] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I believe it is, as I did not have this much trouble sharing internet connection on Windows.
[17:06] <mercutio22> ActionParsnip: http://www.flickr.com/photos/13990310@N07/3892604945/
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: e.g. the XBox network could be 10.0.0.x
[17:06] <osotogari> @ ryaxnbuntu: System > Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts
[17:06] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I was just pointing out how BigJ didn't paste the most destructive command.
[17:06] <slhsen> hi, I cannot load web pages with opera10 on jaunty, any ideas?
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: then the network addressing on the web access device using 192.168.0.x
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: so you have 2 distinct networks
[17:07] <xcdfgkjhgcv> slhsen: Yeah, use an open source browser.
[17:08] <wildc4rd_> afternoon all
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> slhsen: if you rename ~/.opera   then rerun opera does it work
[17:08] <xcdfgkjhgcv> slhsen: Personally, I'm disgusted that you would run a proprietary web browser on an open source OS when there are excellent FOSS web browser alternatives.
[17:08] <ryaxnbuntu> no, i'm looking to remap the caps lock key to do nothing
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: opera rocks hard
[17:08] <ryaxnbuntu> i hate the caps lock key
[17:08] <thiebaude> opera is awesome on ubuntu
[17:09] <moustafa> Anyone knows how to read existing messages on my Huwawi modem using the gnome-phone-manager?
[17:09] <slhsen> ActionParsnip: I just installed it but let me try
[17:09] <xangua> jum if you are not gonna give suport, why do you have to tell slhsen to use a browser he may not want
[17:09] <ryaxnbuntu> alternately, if doing nothing isn't available, just be a scroll lock key or num lock or something
[17:09] <xcdfgkjhgcv> This is one of the reasons why I prefer Debian - there are less non-free software sellouts.
[17:09] <xangua> jum................................
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i'm sure you use gnash / swfdec too huh?
[17:09] <ryaxnbuntu> or a pause key
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: No, I don't use Flash.
[17:10] <ryaxnbuntu> basically, a key that does nothing in 90% of scenarios
[17:10] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: I've tried that but the XBOX still refuses to connect using the static IP.
[17:10] <ChrizC> still is refused connection*
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I use youtube-dl and get-iplayer.
[17:10] <ryaxnbuntu> so again, any help making the caps lock key a pause key
[17:10] <thevdi> ChrizC: You are trying to get an Xbox 360 to read media files off an Ubuntu setup ?
[17:10] <moustafa> Anyone here used the gnome-phone-manager before??
[17:10] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I can't get a smooth playback with Flash.
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: thats very convoluted
[17:10] <ChrizC> thevdi: nope, trying to get an xbox 360 to use the internet connection that an Ubuntu setup is using
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: mind yu if its needed then i guess you gotta
[17:11] <lightpriest> ActionParsnip, he's not the only one that does that ;p
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> ryaxnbuntu: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/disable-and-enable-caps-lock-in-ubuntu.html
[17:11] <slhsen> ActionParsnip: no it still doesnt work
[17:11] <lightpriest> ActionParsnip, i'm using clive ;)
[17:11] <thevdi> ChrizC, you have some USB modem ?
[17:11] <ChrizC> thevdi: no?
[17:11] <thevdi> ChrizC: Your ubuntu machine is connected to a router ?
[17:11] <Bodsda> Hi, I was looking through my package list and noticed that dash was installed. When I attempted to remove it I recieved a warning saying it was an essential package and should NOT be removed unless I knew exactly what I am doing. Well, afaik I don't use dash, I use bash, as does anyone else using a standardly configured gnome-terminal, so what uses dash?
[17:11] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: It's not that convoluted, it's simple to use after a few times. I also download a load of my video with Bittorrent. :)
[17:11] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> are you familiar with keycodes ?
[17:12] <ChrizC> thevdi: Xbox is connected to pc using ethernet, pc is connected to router using ethernet, router is connected to an Orange LiveBox using ethernet..
[17:12]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[17:12] <thevdi> ChrizC, so you want to define an interface and pass the Xbox through?
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: did yuo specify the gateway as the ip of the network card it is connected to?
[17:12] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Although I admit to using the Nvidia proprietary driver because there aren't any open source alternatives. If I bought this PC recently, I'd have gone with ATI.
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: are you using a crossover cable?
[17:13] <ChrizC> thevdi: I just want to share internet
[17:13] <ChrizC> ActionParsnip: nope. two seperate cards
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I bought a laptop recently and I got Intel graphics. :)
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: nvidia all the way here, support is excellent
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: But it's non-free!
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> NO
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: it works, who cares
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> er, no
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Intel is best, but I play games on my PC.
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> damn caps lock keY
[17:13] <thevdi> ChrizC, have you looked at how Clark connect etc is set up ?
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> typing xmodmap -e “clear Lock”
[17:13] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: That's a piss poor attitude.
[17:13] <bluboy> hi all
[17:13] <ryaxnbuntu> did not help
[17:14] <ChrizC> thevdi: I am an Ubuntu noob, so that would be a no :)
[17:14] <thiebaude> ActionParsnip, but it conforms with the GPL v3 license
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i work with computers as a job, if i can have an easy life with excellently supported hardware, I'm there
[17:14] <slhsen> can it be because of ipv6
[17:14] <thiebaude> the freedom to change software to suit your needs
[17:14] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> are you familiar with keycodes ?
[17:14] <thevdi> ChrizC, I don't know how you connection share but I'd imagine that you have to set up the cards as in a firewall station (e.g. like how Clark connect is set up) with two interfaces via the two network cards and some kind of passthrough
[17:14] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: By sacrificing your freedoms?
[17:14] <FireVisor> Hello there, I am wondering how to find a connected external USB HDD in SSH. I have X disabled.
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: thats why i use linux, i dont game much and like a nice simple life
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I game on Linux.
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i dont see any freedoms lost. Id still use my system exactly the same
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Although mostly with proprietary games through Wine. :(
[17:15] <musikgoat> !ics | ChrizC
[17:15] <ChrizC> thevdi: um?  Plz, i need an active 7.04 ubuntu mirror
[17:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I went out and got wasted last night.
[17:15] <thevdi> ChrizC, presumably you have followed the link the ubottu gave ?
[17:16] <Renji-dono> Anyone able to help with a hardware issue?
[17:16] <ChrizC> thevdi: correct. tried and failed miserably
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: And I was chased by horses and fell asleep with my best childhood friend.
[17:16] <ryaxnbuntu> n8tuser: no not familiar
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: nice one :D
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I didn't play any video games yesterday but I made friends with my neighbour.
[17:16] <bluboy> how can I know the memory swap??
[17:16] <ryaxnbuntu> i tried xmodmap -e “clear Lock” but did not work
[17:16] <thevdi> ChrizC, sounds like what usually happens when I follow one of those "simple guides" ;-)
[17:16] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> well try this   xmodmap -e "remove lock = Caps_Lock"
[17:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Just because I like to play video games, doesn't mean I have no life, just that I'm a regular 17 year old adolescent.
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i'm 28
[17:17] <Renji-dono> Anyone help?
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: You're an ugly, old man.
[17:17] <thevdi> ChrizC, and you have read this ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[17:17] <FireVisor> I restade my help question: Hi, can anyone help me on how to find an external HDD in SSH?
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: not ugly or hugely old
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Old people are ugly.
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: depends n opinion
[17:17] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: Beauty is always on the outside.
[17:17] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> what do you meant by external HDD ?  you can list all mountable hd via  fdisk -l
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: i disagree
[17:18] <thevdi> ChrizC, or this: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/02/ubuntu-internet-connection-sharing.html
[17:18] <ChrizC> thevdi: my brain's just melted.
[17:18] <Renji-dono> Partition access help please
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> n8tuser: you mount partitions, not drives
[17:18] <ryaxnbuntu> now i get xmodmap:  please release the following keys within 2 seconds:
[17:18] <ryaxnbuntu>     Return (keysym 0xff0d, keycode 36)
[17:18] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: I'd never go out with someone if I didn't think she's really fit.
[17:18] <trineox> FireVisor: if its mounted it should be in /media
[17:18] <thevdi> ChrizC, Brain melted? Welcome to Linux ;-)
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: you'll find the conventionally "pretty" ones are really annoying. Trust me ive been there
[17:18] <FireVisor> n8tuser: I have a USB external HDD connected to a server computer, and I want to transfer files to it remotely.
[17:19] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ActionParsnip: We've gone offtopic a bit.
[17:19] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> are you logged on to the remove server?
[17:19] <FireVisor> trineox: It's not in media... but it is connected and the lights tell me it's operational. The only thing in Media is CDROM stuff.
[17:19] <ryaxnbuntu> help i cannot seem to get xmodmap to work
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> FireVisor: if you mount the partition then share the mount point using samba, then you will be able to access it over lan
[17:20] <musikgoat> FireVisor: how was it mounted? auto via gnome?
[17:20] <ChrizC> thevdi: neither of those tutorials are making any sense/progress
[17:20] <jackdaw> hi, running latest 64bit with an internal intel generic sound controller on my mobo and recently i've found that mp3 playback is very stuttery, just started say a week ago. any ideas?
[17:20] <n8tuser> ryaxnbuntu-> well try this   xmodmap -e "remove lock = Caps_Lock"   <-- this dont work?
[17:20] <FireVisor> n8tuser: Yes, I am logged in to root through putty right now.
[17:20] <MarderIII> FireVisor: what does the command "lsusb" say?
[17:20] <n8tuser> FireVisor-> now do a  fdisk -l  to see what is mountable and mount to see whats mounted
[17:20] <ryaxnbuntu> n8tuser: it say
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu> xmodmap:  please release the following keys within 2 seconds:
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu>     Return (keysym 0xff0d, keycode 36)
[17:21] <ryaxnbuntu> which makes no sense, and pressing return doesn't help
[17:21] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can view the images in a PVR or RAW16 file on ubuntu?
[17:21] <thevdi> ChrizC, if you want an easier life, you could get a 'switch' off ebay or whereever for next to nothing and this means you don't have to mess about with n network cards
[17:21] <FireVisor> MarderIII: it says it's listed... Western Digital
[17:21] <trineox> FireVisor: hmm well have you tried mounting it in terminal , like n8tuser said use fdisk -l and see which one it is /sda? etc then mount in terminal
[17:21] <razu_> hi
[17:22] <razu_> hello
[17:22] <ChrizC> thevdi: if I wanted an easier life, I would've installed Windows :)
[17:22] <musikgoat> ChrizC: windows ICS is just as complicated
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> ChrizC: virus' = not easy life
[17:22] <eulen> Question: I've installed HPLIP package what is newer than the version wich aptitiude says. However no hp command works.  dpkg-reconfigure doesnt fit the problem. Any ideas ?
[17:22] <Sidewinder1> !hi | razu
[17:22] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Ubuntu ad-hoc is EASY
[17:22] <primusx> my hdd is parking every minute or so. What is to be done? I tried sudo hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda, but it does not seem to work
[17:22] <trineox> FireVisor: I had to do something similar from my parents house on a winbox...using putty so i could download files
[17:22] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Use Network Manager
[17:22] <ChrizC> musikgoat: wrong. I managed to get my internet set up using windows within 5 minutes.
[17:23] <thevdi> ChrizC, True.   Im not certain about the device numbers and mount point though.
[17:23] <roy2> any one can letme know why when i open the firefox and try surf to internet it will close the browser and askin login again
[17:23] <musikgoat> xcdfgkjhgcv: or people that have to through work
[17:23] <thevdi> ChrizC, this fluffy device is how I shared my 1-port router for ages without any messing about: http://cgi.ebay.com/Netgear-4-port-Ethernet-Hub-EN-104-with-adapter_W0QQitemZ350246573647QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCOMP_EN_Hubs?hash=item518c52964f&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
[17:23] <ryaxnbuntu> and then it continues on, please release the following keys within 8 seconds: (no keys listed)
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: its spe,led 'Windows@
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> musikgoat: Then install Ubuntu on the work PC.
[17:24] <ryaxnbuntu> Please help!
[17:24] <Sidewinder1> primusx>Just out of curiousity, is it a Seagate Freeagent?
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> god my keyboard is screwed
[17:24] <musikgoat> xcdfgkjhgcv: I have linux at work, but i still need windows for UI testing
[17:24] <trineox> MarderIII: thats what i had to do....i just used fdisk -l to find out its partition
[17:24] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: I disagree. You see NASA? They use Windows.
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> musikgoat: Then use Wine.
[17:24] <primusx> Western Digital Caviar Second Generation Serial ATA family
[17:24] <DefineByte> Ah well, I just edited blkid.tab by hand :)
[17:24] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can view the images in a PVR or RAW16 file on ubuntu?
[17:24] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Then install Ubuntu on their PCs.
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: imagemagik or gimp?
[17:25] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: so then they spend about 50 hours trying to work out how to internet share, or why sudo apt-get install isn't working?
[17:25] <MarderIII> trineox: :-)
[17:25] <thevdi> magical_walrus, My fspot seems to support RAW format
[17:25] <ChrizC> or, xcdfgkjhgcv, so they can then realise that the X server crashes in the middle of an important misson?
[17:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: OR THEY GET A VIRUS AND THEIR ROCKETS BLOW UP!!!!
[17:25] <ChrizC> mission*
[17:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Or Windoze goes BSOD in an important mission!
[17:25] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Will GIMP need any plugins or support for more extensions added?
[17:25] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: once again, only idiots get virii, and you can only get virii by downloading.
[17:26] <thevdi> Is that why the shuttle blew up? Cos NASA had a worm ?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: i doubt it, RAW is very common
[17:26] <magical_walrus> thevdi: Ok, I'll try that.
[17:26] <MarderIII> ChrizC: Nope.. also by browsing the web.
[17:26] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Windoze is NOT easier/more secure/more stable than Linux. PERIOD
[17:26] <trineox> MarderIII: ya it was weird i ssh'd into my box from parents house on a winbox using winscp but discovered it wasnt mounted so i used putty and mounted it
[17:26] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: And what about PVR?
[17:26] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: so far, in my 5 years of using Windows, I've had 1 BSOD, and that was Faulty RAM.
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> MarderIII: sweb browsing is downloading...
[17:26] <thevdi> magical_walrus, fspot should be shipped with Ubuntu
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: not sure, ask in #gimp
[17:26] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: in my 2 days of Linux using, it's crashed twice, and so far I';ve not yet been able to internet share.
[17:26] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: Stop defending shit.
[17:26] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Ok, will do
[17:27] <ChrizC> I managed to internet share on a windows install within 5 minutes.  I've had far more trouble getting things to work with Linux. But, I prefer not to line the pockets of corporations. It is a choice
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> primusx: when it parks, run: dmesg | tail
[17:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ChrizC: If it were up to me, I'd take all your Windoze users out into a field, and have you shot.
[17:28] <musikgoat> agreed osotogari
[17:28] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: ouch. that really hurt. that e-insult was painful. I might go and e-cut myself.
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> xcdfgkjhgcv: windows is as good an os as ubuntu, both have advantages and disadvantages
[17:28] <ChrizC> xcdfgkjhgcv: if it were up to people like you, we'd have no internet and no Operating Systems.
[17:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> thevdi: Yeah, I hate those corporations!
[17:28] <xangua> !ops
[17:28] <musikgoat> xangua: what was that for?
[17:29] <xangua> jum fight with no reason
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> xangua: i was thinking about doing that
[17:29] <xangua> and ot
[17:29] <Sidewinder1> xangua> Awh, what ja go and do that for?
[17:29] <musikgoat> xangua: so remind people, !ot
[17:29] <primusx> ActionParsnip,  what will I achieve by doing so
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: 1) its getting really boring 2) its offtopic
[17:30] <dragonrigs> helo
[17:30] <xangua> if i do that they wikk same me something lie 'screw you' musikgoat
[17:30] <cmwslw> how can I get ubuntu to not open up a nautilus window when a flash drive is inserted?
[17:30] <Ben64> primusx: it'll let you know whats going on, so it can get resolved
[17:30] <dragonrigs> ok
[17:30] <Sidewinder1> Yea, I know but paging an op seems a little overkill
[17:30] <FireVisor> MarderIII: hmmm... that really got me stuck... tried fdisk -1 and it gave me "invalid option"...
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> primusx: if you do what?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Sidewinder1: id say it was justified, personally
[17:30] <Ben64> ActionParsnip: you told him to do dmesg | tail when it parks
[17:30] <xangua> cmwslw: nautlus>edit>preferences>support
[17:30] <musikgoat> FireVisor: sudo fdisk -L  (lowercase)
[17:30] <trineox> FireVisor: did you do a sudo fdisk -l ?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Ben64: thanks :D
[17:31] <xangua> there should be some options
[17:31] <MarderIII> FireVisor: -l not -1
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> primusx: it will show you the kernel message and will give you what the kernel messages say when it parks
[17:31] <Sidewinder1> ActionParsnip> I don't totally disagree with you; I would have waited just a bit. But that's me...:-)
[17:31] <trineox> FireVisor: lowercase l as in the word "l"ower
[17:32] <musikgoat> I and l look exactly the same :(
[17:32] <musikgoat> with ubuntu default fonts
[17:32] <Ben64> I think l is a bit taller
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: yuo can copy / paste to and from terminal
[17:32] <trineox> Ben64: slightly lol
[17:33] <musikgoat> Ben64: l disagree
[17:33] <musikgoat> ok
[17:33] <Ben64> My fonts on xchat show em different though, that's Ill
[17:33] <musikgoat> maybe
[17:33] <randal> gOS, i use this distro, Some ubuntu sources are old, can it be repared?
[17:33] <musikgoat> I'm from Il  ok yeah your right
[17:33] <randal> Thanks already :)
[17:33] <Intelli> I keep getting errors with ffmpeg trying to convert a flv file.
[17:34] <thevdi> Hi. Anyone know how to change the _date_ of a file without changing the time. i.e. I want to change the day that a file was created without changing when on that day it was created. ?
[17:34] <Intelli> "[flv @ 0xb7ed2110]Unsupported video codec (7)"
[17:34] <sin360> I'm trying to use firestarter with my wifi adapter connected to the internet and when I start the firewall it fails to start eth0
[17:34] <Ben64> Intelli: try mencoder?
[17:34] <sin360> can anyone hep
[17:34] <DeepFrz> I have ubuntu live and am trying to copy some photo files from a windows drive (borked by malware) to an old linux hd but I keep running into permission problems. Can someone help?
[17:35] <primusx> no parking in a while. after I wrote sudo hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda
[17:35] <MarderIII> FireVisor: If you boot with external disk attached. The devicenumber (or numbers with more partitions) should show up in the "messages" log
[17:35] <thevdi> DeepFrz: What kind of permission problem?
[17:35] <TheVenerableZ> DeepFrz: did you sudo mount the drive?
[17:35] <primusx> the hdd is silent for the moment
[17:35] <FireVisor> MarderIII: yeah, that got me something totally different. Device boot /dev/sdb1 ... what to do with this info?
[17:36] <DeepFrz> TheVenerableZ: thevdi I can see the files, and I have cleaned off my old user partition, but don't know how to get files to the old partition
[17:36] <snikker> hi, ubuntuone doesn't work with kde4?
[17:37] <papito> my LGE500 laptop with ubuntu has its wireless device Atheros-- not working anymore. It was working in the morning, what could have changed ? I tried pluggin again the NETGEAR router,  but in the laptop i keep getting when I do iwconfig "No such device.."
[17:37] <DeepFrz> TheVenerableZ: no I didn't mount the drive, it just showed up on booting up ubuntu live
[17:37] <primusx> dmesg | tail
[17:37] <thevdi> DeepFrz, you have mounted the Windows partition and you can see the files, presumably
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.413067] pci 0000:01:00.0: setting latency timer to 64
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.413206] [drm] Initialized radeon 1.29.0 20080528 on minor 0
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.715502] [drm] Setting GART location based on new memory map
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.716642] [drm] Loading R500 Microcode
[17:37] <primusx> [   15.716667] [drm] Num pipes: 3
[17:37] <FloodBot2> primusx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:37] <MarderIII> FireVisor: <scratch head> ?? external disk is bootable? Does it try to boot from the disk?
[17:37] <swoody> anyone know a command to find out more info about your hdd?
[17:37] <Intelli> Ben64, still get the same error.
[17:37] <DeepFrz> thevdi: I can see the files, I have made a dir on my old linux hd, in my user partition
[17:38] <thevdi> DeepFrz, you need to mount the NTFS/FAT partition first. You might get some errors, though, if the partition is damaged
[17:38] <jack_> hi
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> swoody: sudo lshw -C disk
[17:38] <jack_> ubunto is suckssssssssssssssssss
[17:38] <swoody> ActionParsnip, ah, many thanks :)
[17:38] <DeepFrz> thevdi: can you walk me through that procedure?
[17:38] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Gimp doesn't seem to recognize .pvr or .raw16 for me.
[17:39] <DeepFrz> thevdi: it has been a long time
[17:39] <Intelli> Ben64, mencoder doesn't work either.
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: how about imagemagick ?
[17:39] <thevdi> DeepFrz: erm...we'll see.  I don't know, but that's whats listed when i typed sudo fdisk -l at the bottom...
[17:39] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: I'll try that, one second
[17:39] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that is correct
[17:39] <Guest89905> Hi all, I have a question to all
[17:40] <jack_> guys
[17:40] <TheVenerableZ> I'm having some issues getting to my windows drive. Can anyone see what's wrong with my /boot/grub/menu.lst? http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/ Thanks!
[17:40] <jack_> guys
[17:40] <TheVenerableZ> jack_: sup
[17:40] <thevdi> DeepFrz, and you have another partition on the machine that is some other format?...like EXT2 or EXT3 ? Or is it another Windows (NTFS or FAT) partition ?
[17:40] <Intelli> I keep getting errors with ffmpeg trying to convert a flv file.
[17:40] <Intelli> "[flv @ 0xb7ed2110]Unsupported video codec (7)"
[17:40] <jack_> iwant massnger
[17:40] <MarderIII> FireVisor: can you mount /dev/sdb1 ?
[17:41] <primusx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266202/
[17:41] <jack_> how can i worck massnger
[17:41] <DeepFrz> thevdi: I have an old Debian 20 gb hd that is ext3 format
[17:41] <Guest89905> I have a laptop and extrenal LCD monitor. How can I config that in the laptop LCD panel and in the External LCD Monitor show two diffirence windows (in the LCD panel I want to use the web brower), in the extrenal LCD Monitor show some my other programs?
[17:42] <thevdi> DeepFrz, and you mount it but it is a user "home" dir that you are trying to write to on that 20GB HD ?
[17:42] <quidnunc> Is there a way to abort an installation of unconfigured packages (due to errors) without having to manually list all the packages to "aptitude remove"
[17:42] <jack_> fuck ubunto
[17:42] <thevdi> Who is Ubunto?
[17:42] <thevdi> ;-)
[17:42] <MarderIII> troll
[17:42] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, I have been able to clean it out and mkdir a dir on that partition but I can't copy the files over
[17:43] <musikgoat> !language | jack_
[17:43] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: u have #'s in front of your windows entry on grub
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> can an op kick the troll?
[17:43] <musikgoat> !troll | jack_
[17:43] <jack_> اقول ابي الويندوز
[17:43] <jack_> كس امكم
[17:43] <xangua> why don't you just kick him¿
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> look at line 156
[17:43] <trineox> ok 1 sec
[17:43] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: the commented line didn't work
[17:43] <primusx> after my hdd parks I typed dmesg tail and got this output  http://paste.ubuntu.com/266203/
[17:44] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I think I understand what the problem is but I'm not entirely sure how to work around it. I suspect that you are able to mount the partition but it "sees" you as not being the owner of the home dir that you are trying to write to, hence the problem (?)
[17:44] <jack_> ihave problem
[17:44] <sin360> I can't use firestarter with wlan0 as internet, I get et0 not ready can someone help?
[17:44] <jack_> my emaill in yahoo  and in windows
[17:45] <jack_> iwant it
[17:45] <NiiK> can someone help me fixing my sound in ubuntu?
[17:45] <musikgoat> !op | jack_ is trolling
[17:45] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that is right, also if I try to use command line I can't get to the folder that contains the files
[17:45] <jack_> to worck in ubuntu
[17:45] <thevdi> DeepFrz, is it possible to create a new folder on that HDD ?
[17:45] <NiiK> can someone help me fixing my sound in ubuntu?
[17:45] <musikgoat> jack_ your not going to get much help when you curse the OS
[17:46] <jack_> any hot girl
[17:46] <alie> NiiK: what is ur audio card ?
[17:46] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, I created a temp folder on C:\
[17:46] <jack_> hhhhh
[17:46] <TheVenerableZ> ok someone kick jack
[17:46] <TheVenerableZ> or op me so i can
[17:46] <trineox> TheVenerable2: oh ok i just saw that....i have vista on my machine so let me look at my grub 1 sec
[17:46] <NiiK> alie: IDT.. cant remember model name
[17:46] <Hydrid> (vsftpd) user_list file is the same with chroot_list_file?  does someone know cause in their chanell i think they are gooooone
[17:46] <thevdi> DeepFrz, but you want to copy to your Debian HDD right?
[17:46] <musikgoat> suprisingly, no ops are around
[17:46] <primusx> how do I stop HDD parking in ubuntu?
[17:47] <jack_> windows is the best
[17:47] <musikgoat> or don't care to deal with him
[17:47] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes, that's right. Windows has some sort of malware
[17:47] <Jan500> Oo
[17:47] <MarderIII> good thing irssi has an ignore command :-) no more jack_
[17:47] <jack_> any smocken girl
[17:48] <primusx> anybody had disk parking problem in ubuntu?
[17:48] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I think you have to mount this EXT3 partition in a special way that forces it to ignore the owner permissions but this is something you do in the /etc/fstab file (I think) and I don't know how to do this for a live CD
[17:48] <primusx> there is a clicking sound in my hdd
[17:48] <jack_> girls who need help
[17:48] <DeepFrz> thevdi: oh, okay, it's copying the photos to the temp folder I created, maybe I can use sudo to copy to the linux hd?
[17:48] <jack_> some one kick jack out
[17:48] <Pretto> no op around?
[17:48] <NiiK> alie: can you help? :)
[17:49] <dennispudwill> having problems with my printer, lexmark x4530, ubuntu can not find the drivers any ideas how to install this printer
[17:49] <jack_> fucke u ubuntu
[17:49] <thevdi> DeepFrz, yes, you could copy them using sudo or with sudo rsync
[17:49] <DeepFrz> thevdi: is that ntfs-3g?
[17:49] <thevdi> DeepFrz, how many GB of files are you talking about? Could you copy them to a FAT32 USB pen or whatever ?
[17:49] <tonsofpcs> anyone here tethering a blackberry bold start having issues recently either after a kernel update or a bold fw update?
[17:49] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: hey my entry is at the bottom after end of automatic kernals list
[17:50] <DeepFrz> thevdi: 5.7 gb
[17:50] <Hydrid> can i deploy virtualbox image in a ext3 disk?
[17:50] <musikgoat> Hydrid: yes
[17:50] <thevdi> DeepFrz, the debian home wouldn't be mounted using ntfs-3g; that would be the windows partition that you say has been damaged by the malware. The ext3 partition will be referred to in the fstab file
[17:50] <DeepFrz> thevdi: how do I mount the hd in ubuntu?
[17:50] <simplexio> Hydrid: you can use "real" partition with vbox (have to manually edit stuff)
[17:50] <musikgoat> Hydrid: you can store vbox images on the partition
[17:50] <Hydrid> musikgoat:  and it has no prob e? it runs ok
[17:50] <dennispudwill> having issue getting my printer to work, ubunutu can not find my printer
[17:51] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Do you have any ideas? I have two separate drives, one with ubuntu and one with windows. I want to mount the first disk in grub  for WIndows
[17:51] <alie> NiiK: try type "lspci" on your terminal
[17:51] <musikgoat> Hydrid: no, it runs fine, my vbox is stored on a ext3 partition
[17:51] <primusx> if I install ubuntu on a windows partition will my disk still park
[17:51] <simplexio> Hydrid: images are fast too.. attleast alot faster than vmware (when i last compared them)
[17:51] <thevdi> DeepFrz, when you boot from the live CD, presumably you can see the Windows partition as you can mount it. You should also be able to see the EXT3 partition. I'm sorry - it's ages since I used the Live CD so I'm a bit sketchy on how it works
[17:51] <Hydrid> musikgoat:  i want to install xp cause i am bored to search mooooooore to make my sound card and video card to work properly
[17:52] <Hydrid> WORK IN UBUNTU!
[17:52] <alie> Which VM is faster on ubuntu, vbox or vmware ???
[17:52] <osotogari> I just acquired a Dell which I plan to use as a server of some sort to serve up media to XBMC. I am also in the process of installing Squid and using it as a proxy server. Anyone else got any ideas for this box?
[17:52] <musikgoat> alie: in my experience, vbox
[17:52] <NiiK> alie: witch line do you need?
[17:52] <Knirgh> Hydrid: try right clicking on the speaker icon in top right corner and check settings
[17:52] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well your grub menu entry needs to be fixed.....
[17:52] <musikgoat> alie: less overhead than vmware server
[17:52] <alie> NiiK: Audio Device line
[17:52] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I'm trying to fix it, but I don't know what to put there
[17:53] <NiiK> alie: 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc R700 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4000 Series]
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> osotogari: depends what you want the system to do?
[17:53] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ok, you need to basically cut and paste line 154 to line 164 needs to pasted to the bottom
[17:54] <DeepFrz> thevdi: yes that's right, but cat /etc/fstab doesn't show all the partitions. However I may be able to get them over now.
[17:54] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Pardon the stupid question, but how would I open the files with imagemagick?
[17:54] <trineox> how do i use the pastebin and ill paste mine
[17:54] <musikgoat> !paste | trineox
[17:54] <DeepFrz> thevdi: they are still copying to the C:\temp folder
[17:54] <NiiK> alie: it shows 2 audio devices
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: display <image file>
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: it can also translate and transform images, it is hugely powerful
[17:55] <thevdi> DeepFrz, I know there may be some security implications in trying to mount an "old" home directory from a Live CD - I've had some in the past. I ended up creating a FAT32 partition on a spare HDD and copying to that to get around the hassle of the file/owner permissions
[17:55] <thevdi> Anyway, have to go. Good luck
[17:55] <mick_> I'm having trouble with WINE.
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: e.g.  convert input.png output.jpg   will create a jpg using the imge input.png
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> mick_: details please
[17:56] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: After doing that, I get "Error 11: Unrecognized device string"
[17:56] <mick_> When I try to run WINE, my computer slows down, but the program never opens.
[17:56] <xangua> mick_: problems may solve if you use the latest version
[17:56] <xangua> @google wine ppa
[17:56] <mick_> Which version is that?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> mick_: is the app compatible with wine?
[17:56] <osotogari> @ ActionParsnip: Hmmm, well I have it serving media up using mediatomb to my ps3 and xbox, squid installed and working, Id like to have a calendar or some such app running on it too
[17:56] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, It returns an error ("display file.raw16"): display: no decode delegate for this image format
[17:56] <xangua> jum no bot---
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> mick_: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[17:57] <trineox> !pastebinit
[17:57] <musikgoat> mick_: what happens when you try running wine "program.exe" in the command line?
[17:57] <mick_> xangua: I have this problem no matter what I try to open.  I can't even open WINE configuration.
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: loosk like you need something extra for it to show it, im very suprised
[17:57] <MarderIII> osotogari: web app?
[17:57] <aj_444> how do I install this http://www.last.fm/download ?
[17:57] <DeepFrz> thevdi: thanks
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> mick_: mv ~/.wine ~/.wine_old
[17:57] <Hydrid> can hear nothing from youtube generaly firefox
[17:58] <musikgoat> osotogari: torrent server?
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> mick_: grab wine from the wine repos
[17:58] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip: Where might I find what I need to show .raw16 files? Also, fpsot & gimp do not recognize either .raw16 or .pvr files
[17:58] <musikgoat> osotogari: deluged + deluge-webui is a nice set
[17:58] <Guest89905> anybody can tell how to config the two monitor
[17:58] <osotogari> @ MarderIII: the calendar? I could install apache, mysql etc
[17:58] <TheVenerableZ> Does anyone know what a "Error 11: Unrecognized device string" means? I upgraded ubuntu 32 bit to 64 bit, and now I can't mount my windows drive
[17:58] <MarderIII> osotogari: like eyeos? --> desktop via the browser. Includes calendar, editor etc
[17:59] <mick_> ActionParsnip: How do I do that?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: not sure, did anyone reply in #gimp
[17:59] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, nope
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> mick_: read the link i gave: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[17:59] <osotogari> @musikgoat: torrent server serving torrents or downloading torrents?
[17:59] <Guest89905> I want the Ubuntu show first workspace in my LCD panel and the second workspace show in the external LCD monitor
[17:59] <musikgoat> osotogari: downloading
[17:59] <MarderIII> osotogari: bit heavy tough.. needs a webserver
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/
[17:59] <musikgoat> osotogari: if you are into that
[17:59] <mick_> ActionParsnip: Tried that.
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: sowhat version of wine are you running?
[18:00] <randal> exit
[18:00] <osotogari> musikgoat: I was looking into rtorrent alright. I think you can set it to watch a directory and it will download upon adding a .torrent file to it
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: can you provide the output of: dpkg -l | grep wine
[18:00] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, thanks
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> mick_: use htpp://pastebin.com to provide the output
[18:01] <mick_> Do I enter dpkg -l | grep wine into Konsole?
[18:01] <osotogari> @ MarderII : I was thinking along the lines of an online calendar that I can access from any comp on the lan/from outside
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> mick_: yes
[18:01] <musikgoat> osotogari: rtorrent should do that,  but i've had good success with deluge,  you can run the daemon and have a nice webui, it it definately supports watching folders
[18:01] <x404x> can i use multiple terminal windows in cygwin ?
[18:01] <MarderIII> osotogari: eyeos provides that.
[18:01] <trineox> !paste | trineox
[18:02] <trineox> i have no luck with using pastebin...im still a linux newbie
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> !paste > mick_
[18:03] <musikgoat> osotogari: this guide helps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1114965
[18:03] <MarderIII> osotogari: http://eyeos.org
[18:03] <osse> Is it possible in any way that my user password can suddenly change without me knowing? It certainly seems so.
[18:03] <musikgoat> osotogari: they refer to old versions, but the instruction set is still correct
[18:03] <musikgoat> osse: only if root changed it
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> trineox: copy your text, paste it into the white box and type your name in the other box, click paste. when the page changes, copy the address in the address bar then paste it in here
[18:03] <musikgoat> osse: or another user that knows your password
[18:03] <osotogari> @ musikgoat: I was running deluge before I switched to Transmission, ill look into it
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> trineox: its not linux specific, it can be used in any OS
[18:04] <osotogari> @ MarderIII: Thanks ill check it out :)
[18:04] <musikgoat> osotogari: funny, i used transmission before i moved to deluge :)
[18:04] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Failed again, "TextureAtlas0.raw16: unsupported file format."
[18:04] <musikgoat> osotogari: the performance was vastly better
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: its not something i do dude, websearch around how to apply the plugin
[18:05] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, Ok
[18:05] <osotogari> @musikgoat: I found Deluge buggy and prone to screwing up its config file. I might switch back though, Transmission is only ok
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i use transmission as i can manage my torrents from my g1 phone
[18:05] <trineox> ok thanks ActionParsnip
[18:05] <osse> musikgoat, I installed proftpd and the frontend and tinkered with it. Now it at least appears as if my password has changed. I can write it down in gedit, inspect it, paste it and still not manage to do something with sudo.
[18:05] <mick_> What do I do now?
[18:05] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: there is dev on an android interface currently with deluge
[18:05] <Nitrodist> hi, quick question, I was editing my fstab to automatically add my hdds to my system and I was checking how and where they were mounted  with a vanilla 'mount' command at the terminal.  my hdd's (which are ntfs) say that the type is 'fuseblk'.  whats' the deal?
[18:06] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: that is a nifty capability!
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i'm already adding / removing and managing torrents currently
[18:06] <musikgoat> sweet
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: lots, browse on the phone, click a torrent, it connects to my server and kicks off the download
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: hows that for a slice of fried gold
[18:07] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: i'm jealous :P
[18:07] <mick_> ActionParsnip: What do I do now?
[18:07] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: i bet there will never be an iphone app for that :P
[18:08] <musikgoat> hah, i'd like to see Apple put that up on TV... "There's an app for that..."
[18:08] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: check your pastebin i replied to it...that was simple
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> mick_: try: sudo apt-get --purge remove wine; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean
[18:08] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: look at my menu.lst....all the way at the bottom
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: i dont know, i avoid apple like sars on toast
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> mick_: has wine ever worked?
[18:09] <mmaruseacph2> hi, does anyone know why the gpg keyserver is timing out?
[18:09] <mick_> ActionParsnip: no
[18:09] <mmaruseacph2> i receive this: gpg: keyserver timed out
[18:09] <musikgoat> mmaruseacph2: could be down, or it could be your connection... got a link i can test for you?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> mick_: great: rm -rf ~/.wine; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install wine
[18:10] <mmaruseacph2> i'm trying this one: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys E51D9310
[18:10] <osse> musikgoat: I installed proftpd and the frontend and tinkered with it. Now it at least appears as if my password has changed. I can write it down in gedit, inspect it, paste it and still not manage to do something with sudo. Now I'm afraid to log out!
[18:11] <musikgoat> osse: can you "su username" where username is whatever your username is?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: can you run: ping keyserver.ubuntu.com -c 4
[18:11] <magical_walrus> ActionParsnip, This file is part of an iPod app, so it was liekly made on OS X; is there an emulator that can run OS X on ubuntu?
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> yup, ran it
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> --- keyserver.ubuntu.com ping statistics ---
[18:11] <mmaruseacph2> 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 3004ms
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> magical_walrus: doubt it
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: looks like its up then
[18:11] <musikgoat> 3004ms? thats some lag
[18:11] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Where are your replies? I cant see them at http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> musikgoat: mines identical
[18:12] <magical_walrus> Does anyone know how I can grow the capacity of a virtual hard disk file (.img)?
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> mmaruseacph2: are you from the uk
[18:12] <mmaruseacph2> no, romania
[18:12] <musikgoat> ActionParsnip: mmaruseacph2, 186ms here
[18:12] <trineox> here http://paste.ubuntu.com/266214/
[18:12] <musikgoat> but i guess it doesn't matter if you can hit it
[18:12] <mmaruseacph2> does it use a special port?
[18:12] <Dragonlyre_> good day all
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> mick_: wassup?
[18:13] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: thanks, i'm trying it now
[18:13] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: no problem now are you having problems accessing your windows drive from linux too or just booting windows?
[18:14] <musikgoat> mmaruseacph2: the keyserver isn't down, i can successfully import a key from it
[18:14] <Dragonlyre_> ? I'm still having issues with sound on flash. I tried some of the fixes, but they aren't working
[18:14] <mmaruseacph2> so it's either my connection or the key
[18:14] <mmaruseacph2> thanks
[18:15] <musikgoat> sure
[18:15] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: now I'm getting error 13, not 11
[18:15] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Could it be the vista bootloader? Could the ubuntu installer have ruined that?
[18:15] <osse> musikgoat: I can't su myself (no pun intended). But I found out what was wrong. I mentioned tinkering with proftpd. I created a user for my ftp server with the same username as my actual user. For some reason my actual password was changed to that I used for the account in proftpd :S Wierd
[18:16] <osse> I mean weird
[18:16] <musikgoat> ouch
[18:16] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: it shouldnt have but if you think it might have you can run your vista disk and choose repair
[18:17] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: if you choose vista then it fails it could be the vista bootloader
[18:17] <mmaruseacph2> it works now, i can have haskell:) thanks
[18:17] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ive had a problem before and the repair option repaired it
[18:18] <arooni_____> hi folks; i have recently re-installed jaunty... and my sound stops working after 10 minutes.  it works upon a restart.  when i try to load alsamixer i see: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device."; i've also disabled pulse according to the guide here: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/ubuntu-904-jaunty-keeping-the-beast-pulseaudio-at-bay/;  ideas?
[18:18] <Dragonlyre__> so I learned something...don't always hit the x unless you know what you are closing
[18:18] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: just make sure that your grub is correct, because your windows entry isnt in the correct place it should be at the bottom that i do know
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I overwrote my grub with yours.
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: just the error message changed from 11 to 13.
[18:19] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: Any ideas on how to fix the vista boot files?
[18:19] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: vista your best option is run your vista disk choose repair it will fix the boot loader
[18:20] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ill look up your error see if i can help you better
[18:21] <Brian__> if i want to backup my computer and i just copy the home folder would that backup my info
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: yes, most of it
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: there are some config files in /etc that are sometimes useful depending on the progs you run
[18:21] <musikgoat> Brian__: you might want to cherry pick the important ones
[18:22] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: your grub messed something up. Now I can't even boot into ubuntu any more
[18:22] <Brian__> would that reinstall my apps?
[18:22] <musikgoat> Brian__: no, but when you did reinstall them, you could put back in your custom settings with those files
[18:22] <Brian__> musikgoat: thanks
[18:22] <musikgoat> np
[18:22] <newbie81> heyho, can somebody help! i want to remove lots of Duplikates out of my Rhythmbox-medialibrary...
[18:23] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well your ubuntu cd has a repair option for that
[18:23] <jaison> 8io78oi
[18:23] <pticochon> hi
[18:23] <pticochon> help, please...
[18:23] <pticochon> I've been running the upgrade program
[18:23] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: u needed to only correct your grub entry by putting the windows entry to the bottom
[18:23] <pticochon> from 8.10 to 9.04 ubuntu
[18:23] <pticochon> however it's "preconfiguring packages"
[18:24] <pticochon> and doesn't seem to ever end!
[18:24] <pticochon> is that normal?
[18:24] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: mine obviously wasnt the same i was only showing that my vista entry is at the bottom
[18:24] <RickX> has anyone heard if the problems with printing to windows shared printers has been addressed in 9.10?
[18:24] <pticochon> it has been preconfiguring packages, without a progress bar showing much useful information, for like 4 hours now
[18:24] <pticochon> *with
[18:24] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yours was above the ubuntu entries
[18:25] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: oooh, my bad. How can I revert that?
[18:25] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well best bet would be to run the repair option on your ubuntu cd first
[18:26] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: it will fix the menu
[18:26] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: so, repair ubuntu, then repair windows?
[18:26] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:27] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: where's the repair option?
[18:27] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: well i feel the entry was wrong soo the repair of ubuntu will fix it and you should be able to boot either windows or ubuntu
[18:28] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: once you boot ubuntu cd choose restore
[18:28] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I booted into the CD, and i don't see a repair option
[18:28] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: restore?
[18:28] <TheVenerableZ> Try ubuntu without any change to your computer, Install Ubuntu, Check cd for defects, test memory, boot from first hard disk
[18:29] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: boot without installing
[18:29] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: we can just repaste your old menu
[18:29] <Nitrodist> I'm getting a slight stuttering in my audio player when I have my cpu usage at 100%, is there a way to increase the priority of my audio player's process?
[18:29] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, is there any possible way to set the screensaver using the terminal?
[18:30] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: OK, I chose "Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer"
[18:30] <cyber_666_uk> on the s.saver preview i have selecetd one which crashes my system and every time i try to change it - it locks up (probly due to y crappy VGA)
[18:30] <uga> Nitrodist: there's a command called "renice" for that on the cmd line
[18:30] <cyber_666_uk> or is there a way to delete the screensaver via the terminal?
[18:30] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good , remember how u edited your menu?
[18:31] <Nitrodist> I ain't afraid of no steeking commandline
[18:31] <Nitrodist> man renice !
[18:31] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: edit it again but paste your old one from your link which i have
[18:31] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: So just paste from my link, but move windows to the bottom?
[18:31] <uga> Nitrodist: for ex, "renice 10 foo", changes priority of process number foo to 10
[18:31] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:31] <uga> Nitrodist: you can set smaller (higher) priorities, but only running as root
[18:32] <Nitrodist> uga, can you read minds?  I'm changing foobar2k's process priority!
[18:32] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: starting with line 154 to 164 that section needs to be pasted to the bottom
[18:32] <uga> Nitrodist: hehe
[18:32] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: your link was http://paste.ubuntu.com/266201/
[18:33] <TheVenerableZ> thanks trineox
[18:33] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: how do i mount the drive?
[18:33] <simplexio> TheVenerableZ: mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/something /tosomwhere
[18:33] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: np ...go to system u dont see your drive?
[18:34] <Nitrodist> so uga, higher number is lower priority?
[18:34] <uga> Nitrodist: smaller=faster
[18:34] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: oops places lol...
[18:34] <uga> Nitrodist: you can even set it down to negative numbers, if you are root
[18:34] <simplexio> TheVenerableZ: check  /dev/disk/* there are many different paths to one partiotion
[18:34] <Pritesh> i have a simple scp command question
[18:35] <uga> Nitrodist: numbers are from -20 to 19
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i see the disk in Places
[18:35] <ForestBear> guys the weirdest thing just happened
[18:35] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: but I can't edit the file unless i sudo
[18:35] <trineox> TheVenerableZ yep
[18:35] <simplexio> Pritesh: yes.. you know there are no know telepaths here..
[18:35] <ForestBear> my special keys (e.g. the super key, the media keys) got bound to multiple keys
[18:35] <comrade_tuttle> How would one go around to installing a binary file for linux in a .zip file?
[18:35] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: let me find out how to get to the drive via terminal
[18:35] <uga> Nitrodist: you can run the application with a given priority by using "nice" command too
[18:36] <ForestBear> for example my super key, when pressed, triggers the Alt, the Super, and the Tab events O_O
[18:36] <uga> Nitrodist: renice changes it once it's already running
[18:36] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: hmm let me think about that
[18:36] <Pritesh> simplexio : it might be very simple question for you
[18:36] <simplexio> comrade_tuttle: unzip it place where progs find it /usr/local/lib/ is nice place. and are you 100% sure that there isnt that library in repos
[18:36] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: /dev/disk doesn't exist
[18:37] <Nitrodist> ok uga, my 'pr' value was 20, so I wanted to set it to 19, so I did sudo renice 19 -p 17228 and the result was that it increased my pr to 39 and my overall nice score went up 19
[18:37] <Nitrodist> that is to say, my nice score went from 0 to 19
[18:37] <Nitrodist> wtf!
[18:37] <simplexio> Pritesh: yes.. still, i cant read your mind so, could you ask the question ?
[18:37] <ForestBear> anyone?
[18:37] <Pritesh> trying to transfer a file "resident evil" but with scp
[18:37] <trineox> anyone know how to run the text editor in sudo mode besides terminal?
[18:37] <Pritesh> but it is taking as two arguments as there is a space in between
[18:37] <sash_> Pritesh: resident\ evil
[18:38] <Pulga> i need help with squid, the use of tcp_outgoing_address tag, please pvt
[18:38] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: if you can get the editor to run in sudo without using terminal ull have it
[18:38] <comrade_tuttle> simplexio: its not a library I'm installing but the game Atmosphir so i don't know if that still holds for the latter
[18:38] <Nitrodist> trineox, gksudo gedit filename
[18:38] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i just updated it
[18:38] <ispiked> I have this problem where if I enter `foo' in the terminal and press enter it somehow invokes the python interpreter (and fails)
[18:38] <trineox> thx Nitrodist
[18:38] <Nitrodist> np
[18:38] <simplexio> Pritesh: scp file.txt user@targethost:  moves file from your computer to target computer you homedir, scp user@host:/file.txt . copys file from your homedirectory on host to your computer
[18:38] <Pritesh> sash_ : thanks that worked
[18:38] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: cool...u rebooting?
[18:39] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: http://paste.ubuntu.com/266229
[18:39] <TheVenerableZ> that's the menu.lst file now, rebooting
[18:39] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: thats better looks good
[18:39] <Intelli> I just downloaded the newest ffmpeg and compiled it, and I still can't recode flv files.
[18:39] <Intelli> I need help!
[18:39] <Pritesh> i have the syntax it is just didn't know how to transfer a file which has two words, but \ worked
[18:39] <sash_> Pritesh: also try tipping resid and then the <tab>
[18:39] <Pritesh> thanks man
[18:39] <Pritesh> ok
[18:40] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: ok, so now ubuntu loads but vista still has error code 13
[18:40] <ForestBear> can anyone help me with my keyboard problem?
[18:40] <simplexio> Pritesh: ah. well you should have asked for it. \ escapes characters or you can quote file names too with "
[18:40] <macstar> any reason why root can login with pub_key authentication, but no other user can ?
[18:40] <innomen> Hey all, what can i use to see if my hard drive is dieing?
[18:40] <innomen> !scandisk
[18:40] <simplexio> Pritesh: and when using command line you can use TAB to fill commands and filenames, it does escaping automaticly
[18:40] <josep> !hello
[18:40] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: ya i saw something
[18:41] <sash_> innomen: smartmontools and hddtemp could help
[18:41] <Pritesh> simplexio : i will try that as well, tx guy
[18:41] <Alvin1> My ubuntu freeze, what's the reason?
[18:41] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: on your windows entry
[18:41] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: you are missing makeactive entry
[18:41] <innomen> sash_, thanky
[18:41] <gustavonarea> Hello. I'm installing Ubuntu via PXE, using DNSMasq for DHCP and TFTP. The net installer is loaded correctly, but the computer cannot access the archives. I've even tried with local archives (via apache on the computer la provided the installer) and nothing works. It seems like this server cannot access other computers. What can be oging wrong?
[18:41] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: what should I do now?
[18:41] <josep> question: how is the new testing 9:10?
[18:41] <josep> is it good?
[18:41] <danbhfive> TheVenerableZ: have you posted your grub and disk layout?
[18:42] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: take a look at mine again http://paste.ubuntu.com/266214/
[18:42] <ForestBear> My keyboard bindings suddenly got messed up, now my media keys trigger multiple events, any ideas what happened and how to fix it?
[18:42] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:42] <TheVenerableZ> banbhfive: no, what's that?
[18:42] <Alvin1> how to request remove ban?
[18:42] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yours doesnt show it as a active partition
[18:42] <Newbie> how do i get files to copy faster in jaunty?
[18:42] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: can you send me the line(s) i should add/change?
[18:43] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: i'm really lost now, sorry
[18:43] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: yes
[18:43] <innomen> sash_, i apt get smartmontools and now smartmontools is not a command
[18:43] <simplexio> innomen: smarctl
[18:43] <sash_> innomen: right. it is smartctl, you need to sudo it. and read the manpage.
[18:43] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:43] <sash_> but for errors: sudo smartctl -l error /dev/whatev
[18:44] <innomen> out of curiosity how on earth was i supposed ot know that?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: you can use ext4, you can convert but you dont get the full advantages, you can also use faster drives with more cache
[18:44] <simplexio> innomen: smartctl -all /dev/sda shows all info, smartctl test=all /dev/sda runs test on disk
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: 19 is the slowest possible nice level
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> innomen: websearches ;)
[18:44] <innomen> simplexio, it still says i dont even have the command
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: if you want higher priority, you need a renice -10 or something in that line
[18:44] <Nitrodist> well I already did uga :P
[18:44] <uga> Nitrodist: ahk, heh
[18:45] <Newbie> ActionParsnip_ my drives are great!!!
[18:45] <dzibo> hello
[18:45] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: I added makeactive aboce chainloader +1, second to last line
[18:45] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: rebooting now
[18:45] <Newbie> with at least 6mb cache
[18:45] <innomen> ActionParsnip, thats absurd, if i apt get an app that app's name should trigger something, even if its just a readme
[18:45] <comrade_tuttle> Alright now it is telling me i don't have permissions. I already did chmod in the terminal but the unzip command would work and now I'm trying to move the file through nautilus and still no permissions.
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: are the 15,000 rpm SCSI with 32mb cache and 512Mb on the controller?
[18:45] <dzibo> i am new ad ubuntu and need help X server wont start
[18:45] <gustavonarea> Can I pass a file other than pxelinux.0 to install via PXE without using the network? I already have the CD contents in the computer with Ubuntu already installed. Can I use install/initrd.gz or install/vmlinuz instead?
[18:45] <innomen> ActionParsnip, what if i didnt have the net and installed from a pacakge?
[18:45] <dzibo> can someone opet a new chat windows
[18:45] <trineox> TheVenerableZ: good
[18:45] <poomalai> I have htc p3300 windows mobile. I want to install some software in it. I dont have windows. I want to use ubuntu to sync it. I tried synce. But my mobile seems not detected. Please anybody help me
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> innomen: it was the same with virtualbox 2.0, the command was Virtualbox, not virtualbox
[18:46] <dzibo> with me
[18:46] <dare> innomen: you can inspect the package contents
[18:46] <dzibo> and help me please
[18:46] <TheVenerableZ> trineox: check pm
[18:46] <uga> Nitrodist: btw, your "foobar2k" claims "Media player with simple UI and low memory use"
[18:46] <uga> Nitrodist: in theory it should not need such renicing
[18:46] <trineox> TheVenerableZ  k
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Newbie: how fast are your drives and how much cache do they have?
[18:46] <innomen> simplexio, thank you, are there any gui front ends for this? My clients will certainly want to know
[18:46] <NiiK-lap> Hi, i upgraded my linux kernel in ubuntu, from 2.6.28 to 2.6.30, and now it wont boot, what can i do?
[18:46] <sash_> innomen: sudo smartctl -l error /dev/sda does not work?
[18:46] <ForestBear> would anyone be able ot help with my keyboard problem?
[18:46] <simplexio> innomen: not that i know
[18:46] <sash_> innomen: there is a gui, but afaik it is not in the ubuntu-repositories
[18:47] <Sky[x]> NiiK-lap: bot with old kernel :)
[18:47] <Nitrodist> uga: it's windows
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: boot to recovery root console and fix graphics
[18:47] <Nitrodist> uga: wine, in other words
[18:47] <Nitrodist> and it works perfectly in windows and never stutters
[18:47] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: how do i do that?
[18:47] <uga> Nitrodist: why not run something like amarok =)
[18:47] <Nitrodist> has to do with linux kernel scheduling!
[18:47] <simplexio> innomen: check smartd, its daemon to keep on track smart info
[18:47] <Nitrodist> because amarok is shit and you know it :P
[18:47] <uga> you'll save wine, memory and cpu
[18:47] <uga> Nitrodist: more than windows?
[18:48] <Nitrodist> a bad, buggy, crappy clone of winamp 3
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: esc when grub loads, choose recovery mode, then root console
[18:48] <Linux> hi, I have a question. First I had ubuntu 9.04 with compiz-gnome, then I installed KDE-desktop - Kubuntu. Now if I want compiz to work I need to install compiz-KDE ? and I need to uninstall compiz-gnome ?
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: some like it
[18:48] <uga> Nitrodist: sounds like you didn't use it or read its code before doing such claims
[18:48] <innomen> simplexio, it says no errors, instantly
[18:48] <Nitrodist> oh I used it :P
[18:48] <innomen> i ran smartd, no responce so i guess it did something
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: then read /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <uga> ActionParsnip: forward to NiiK-lap
[18:49] <uga> =O)
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: you can use: less /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <Brian__> im trying somthing new here to backup my computer im running back in time and i chose to save the backup file to my ubuntu one folder so my backup will be sent into the cloud.  what do you  guys think about this ,
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: wrong target sorry
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: less /var/log/kern.log
[18:49] <Nitrodist> lol I was going to say, wtf does the kernel log have to do with amarok
[18:50] <danbhfive> Linux whats the problem?
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Nitrodist: like i said, "sorry wrong target"
[18:50] <{Alvinware}> How to request un-banned a username?
[18:50] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: and in that log, i should could what's wrong?
[18:50] <NiiK-lap> could see*
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> NiiK-lap: it will help
[18:50] <innomen> this is not confidence inspiring
[18:50] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: banned on IRC?
[18:51] <innomen> is there a more user friendly drive diagnostic solution?
[18:51] <NiiK-lap> ActionParsnip: i will try that, thanks!
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> innomen: hdparm
[18:51] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, yes, i think in the #ubuntu only, or can i be banned for all the irc?
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> innomen: sudo hdparm -T /dev/sda           etc
[18:52] <Linux> danbhfive, it's no problem, I just want to know this so I don't screw up this kubuntu :|
[18:52] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, How to request un-banned a username in #ubuntu?
[18:52] <ForestBear> is there anyone who could help me with a keyboard binding problem?
[18:52] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: well, if it is #ubuntu, ask in #ubuntu-ops   if it is all of IRC, you won't be able to log on and you will get a msg what to do
[18:52] <Linux> I need to install compiz-kde and to uninstall compiz-gnome to work properly ?
[18:53] <danbhfive> Linux: sounds fine, go for it
[18:53] <mattgyver> im running a website on my 9.04 server.  When im viewing my site within my LAN, certain links force the server computer to restart like you hit reset, any ideas?
[18:53] <abcdefg> What can I use to play chess in a ICS chess server?
[18:53] <abcdefg> an
[18:53] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, what http server are you using?
[18:54] <mattgyver> Nitrodist, Apache
[18:54] <mactimes> mattgyver: Anything comming in the logs?
[18:54] <raul> hi
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Linux: i dont think so
[18:54] <mattgyver> mactimes, nothing that looks specific to this, no
[18:54] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, #apage
[18:54] <Nitrodist> mattgyver, #apache
[18:54] <Nitrodist> sorry
[18:54] <raul> hi
[18:54] <innomen> how about this, ocassionaly when ubuntu boots it forces a drive check on reboot, how can i make it do that next time i boot? (i am absolutely floored that there is no gui drive diagnostic utility, i guess this rules out using the livecd as a diagnostic tool)
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | innomen
[18:55] <{Alvinware}> danbhfive, My ubuntu freeze, why?
[18:55] <raul> iros todos a la mierda
[18:55] <mactimes> mattgyver: Is your system up-to-date?
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes it is
[18:55] <danbhfive> {Alvinware}: no idea
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, its not random either, basically the site is for streaming media.
[18:55] <ForestBear> could someone please help wiht a keyboard problem, even my arrow keys aren't working
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: is it happening with a particular app is running?
[18:55] <mattgyver> mactimes, only certain files force a reboot
[18:55] <innomen> ActionParsnip, that dose nto check the drive does it, i misunderstood what was happeneing i think, just checks for filesystem issues?
[18:55] <mactimes> mattgyver: Are you positive on the actual links forcing the server computer to restart?
[18:56] <raul> hay algun español por ahi?
[18:56] <loudmusik> ca any one help me install JAVA?
[18:56] <catkingdom> i've just installed Dapper on and old computer, which has had dapper on before, but it's had RAM downsize and a new harddrive since, so followed the instruction on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems to keep things low-profile, but startx doesn't work. I just get a blank screen. Using ctrl+alt+backspace, I get a whole load of repeated errors: (EE) xf860OpenSerial: Cannot open device /dev/wacom no
[18:56] <carpediem> loudmusik: um, it's installed by default
[18:56] <{Alvinware}> ActionParship, not.
[18:56] <mattgyver> mac9416, Yeah, when i click the links thats when it goes down.  The site runs via Apache, PHP, and MySQL
[18:56] <raul> hola?
[18:56] <loudmusik> nope its not
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> !es | raul
[18:56] <Newbie> "loudmusic" sudo apt-get netbeans
[18:56] <mattgyver> mactimes, sorry that was addressed to you
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: tab complete my name it helps
[18:56] <mactimes> Matt1360: I mean, _everytime_ you click those links your server reboots?
[18:56] <raul> gracias
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: install openssh-server
[18:57] <carpediem> Newbie: well, that's a Java IDE.  He just asked for Java
[18:57] <mactimes> aff
[18:57] <mactimes> Matt1360: Sorry
[18:57] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes, but if you were to login to my site, it will not happen.  It only happens to me within my network
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> {Alvinware}: next time it hangs, connect if you can using ssh and read the kernel logs
[18:57] <loudmusik>  Invalid operation netbeans
[18:57] <carpediem> loudmusik: java is installed by default, openjdk
[18:57] <mattgyver> mactimes, im really confused as to what could be causing the error.. its not random so i dont think its a HW fault
[18:57] <mactimes> mattgyver: Could it be a problem with the network driver?
[18:58] <carpediem> loudmusik: try "java -version" from the command line
[18:58] <mattgyver> mactimes, perhaps something I could look into, but wouldnt that cause an issue for external users if that were the case?
[18:58] <mactimes> mattgyver: Well, in your position, I would take the server down, run a memory check test.
[18:58] <loudmusik> pc@pc:~$ java version
[18:58] <loudmusik> The program 'java' can be found in the following packages:
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * gij-4.3
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * java-gcj-compat-headless
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * openjdk-6-jre-headless
[18:58] <FloodBot2> loudmusik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <loudmusik>  * cacao
[18:58] <mattgyver> mactimes, I have done that acutally.  it passed.
[18:59] <mactimes> mattgyver: Is the network interface for the external networks (I mean, public access) the same interface for the local network access?
[18:59] <mattgyver> mactimes,  yes
[18:59] <mattgyver> mactimes, its important for me to note that I have 3 ways to access, IP:port, port 80 redirect:port, and no-ip host:port
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: Hum.  Well, enable logging in debug mode and follow it up.
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: You'll have better chances of finding out what is going on.
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: Enable debugging mode for all related logs.
[19:00] <mattgyver> mactimes, do you know off hand how i can enable debug mode?
[19:00] <mactimes> mattgyver: You'll have to open apache config file for apache.
[19:00] <{Alvinware}> ActionParsnip, I read some in the kern.log, and is it the highmem caused it, the freeze?
[19:01] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay great thats exactly what I will do
[19:01] <mactimes> mattgyver: Let me check the exact line.  I don't know it by heart.
[19:02] <ForestBear> is anyone able to help with a keyboard problem?
[19:02] <Brian__> im running back in time to backup my computer but im saving the backup file in the ubuntu one folder so it gets sent to the ubuntu cloud
[19:02] <KerberosHades> hi
[19:03] <Dragonlyre__> So...why I do I still have no sound in flash?
[19:03] <xiong> in gparted i reformatted a partition; now it is ext3 -- two issues: (1) how do i mount it? i see no way to define the mount point (2) how do i obliterate the old mount point, which displays in nautilus as a folder that cannot be deleted (or anything put into)?
[19:03] <KerberosHades> Dragonlyre__: did you installed the additional .deb ?
[19:04] <MikeChelen> !pl
[19:04] <mactimes> mattgyver: Look for loglevel in the apache config.
[19:04] <mactimes> mattgyver: I'm browsing my configs here to verify.
[19:04] <isaac> ???
[19:04] <isaac> !en
[19:04] <Cameron_> xiong, Use 'mount' on the command line
[19:04] <mattgyver> mactimes, I currently have LogLevel set to warn
[19:04] <isaac> Ah
[19:05] <mactimes> mattgyver: Change that to debug
[19:05] <mattgyver> Okay, and that will output int the error.log?
[19:05] <Renji-dono> How do you make partitions on ubuntu?
[19:05] <mactimes> mattgyver: It will output to the file on ErrorLog parameter
[19:06] <mattgyver> Renji-dono, it can be done with fdisk, or you can just use gparted which is much easier
[19:06] <maxkelley> how does one go about recommending that a package be updated? mplayer is broken for people with ATSC TV tuners with the current ubuntu version, mplayer's current cvs version fixes this.
[19:06] <xiong> Cameron_, i believe this is one of those cases where if i do this wrong i can destroy just about everything on my machine or, at least, make my stuff inaccessible
[19:06] <mattgyver> mactimes, thats what i was thinking.  Well im gonna try that out, thanks for your advice!
[19:06] <Renji-dono> mattgyver: Care to talk me through, I tried using a program I got, but it says I like admin access
[19:06] <xiong> does gparted not work?
[19:06] <isaac> maxkelley it won't get updated in repos unless it is a critical flaw.  Catch the next Ubuntu release at the end of October.
[19:06] <mattgyver> Renji-dono, you need to run it as root yes
[19:06] <Ove40> funkar svenska här?
[19:07] <mactimes> mattgyver: No problem.  Anytime.  Let me know if I can help further if you can't solve that.
[19:07] <Renji-dono> mattgyver: Using terminal?
[19:07] <Cameron_> xiong, not in my experiance, just do 'sudo mount [device name] [mount point]'
[19:07] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:07] <mattgyver> mactimes, if you are available after my next few tests your assistance would be helpful
[19:07] <mactimes> mattgyver: Sure.
[19:07] <isaac> !pl | Ove40
[19:07] <Cameron_> xiong, for example to mount the main drive 'sudo mount /dev/hda1 /'
[19:07] <maxkelley> Isaac: that's not the best way of doing things... that a standard policy?
[19:07] <xiong> Cameron_, that make be okay -- i'm more worried about removing the old mount point
[19:07] <ForestBear> can anyone help me wiht my keyboard problem?
[19:07] <xiong> s/make/may
[19:08] <mneptok> !se > Ove40
[19:08] <isaac> maxkelley ain't my decision.  And yeah, standard policy.
[19:08] <Cameron_> xiong, AFAIK, that wouldn't matter
[19:08] <Dr[E]aM> i am in the process of upgrading to 9.10.a5. are there any bugs i should be worried about?
[19:08] <dzibo> hello is here anyone who can help me to get x server working, i just installed ubuntu on the computer and after i updated it with the update manager x server wont start  please if someone can help me can he make a new chat windows becouse in this chat to may people are writting i cant read everything
[19:08] <ForestBear> hey guys I have a voice right?
[19:08] <maxkelley> Isaac: hm. ok. that seems silly, but yep, not your fault. someone should see about getting that policy changed, its been broken for quite a long time.
[19:09] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: this is 9.10 x86_64
[19:09] <catkingdom> yes forestbear you do, i think all the smart people are busy
[19:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: we hear you. any luck with wireless?
[19:09] <maxkelley> ForestBear: be more specific.. what problem?
[19:09] <isaac> maxkelley think about it from the other end though.  With Ubuntu's release cycle, if they made sure every program worked with every release of Ubuntu every time any program got updated..............
[19:09] <Dr[E]aM> KerberosHades: what does that mean
[19:09] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: just like a debian sid, your mileage may vary, but this 9.10 seems pretty stable
[19:09] <isaac> I can understand them just including the new version of program X in the latest release.
[19:09] <ForestBear> mneptok: yes I got it working with ndiswrapper
[19:09] <mneptok> ForestBear: yuck :/
[19:09] <ForestBear> and right now i have a keyboard problem
[19:10] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: I upgrade every day and haven't had an incident as of today
[19:10] <Nacho_31> list
[19:10] <Dr[E]aM> KerberosHades: ok thankis
[19:10] <vlt_mob> Hello. Is there a better way to increase the desktop size while keeping the screen size (moving the mouse to the edges moves the displayed desktop area) than runnning a vncserver and viewer on localhost?
[19:10] <ForestBear> basically some of my keys trigger multiple events, such as my super key triggering the Alt, the Super, and the Tab
[19:10] <Dr[E]aM> thanks*
[19:10] <KerberosHades> Dr[E]aM: welcome
[19:10] <maxkelley> Isaac: true, but when you have something broken for a whole release that might be critical to some people... you lose some faith from users, I think... I'd rather have stuff working :)
[19:10] <isaac> maxkelley you could probably go to the program's site and get a latest version of it for Ubuntu though.
[19:11] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:11] <maxkelley> Isaac: yep, compiling it right now.
[19:11] <isaac> They almost certainly compiled a .deb for Ubuntu from the latest release.
[19:12] <mlissner> Hi, I have a bit of a complicated question. I'm trying to backup to a shared host, and I want them to be unable to read anything in my backup. Does anybody have any thoughts about how to create an encrypted drive of some kind that I can access but they can't?
[19:12] <catkingdom> startx gives a blank screen and hangs. Help please?
[19:13] <KerberosHades> catkingdom: try "X"
[19:13] <catkingdom> when? after it's hanged or instead of startx?
[19:13] <simplexio> mlissner: there are probably several ways to do it, but one is create cryptoloop disk image for backups
[19:13] <KerberosHades> catkingdom: instead of
[19:14] <catkingdom> command not found
[19:14] <isaac> !x
[19:14] <mactimes> catkingdom: Is the whole system hanging or just X?
[19:14] <simplexio> mlissner: other way is create ecryptfs directory and store backups there
[19:14] <paocl> Has anyone every gotten the integrated intel graphics card to work with Ubuntu 8.10
[19:14]  * nit is away: Gone away for now
[19:14] <mlissner> simplexio: and I imagine those would have some kind of key somewhere, or passphrase?
[19:14] <paocl> or better still installed Ubuntu on a Dell XPS One
[19:14] <catkingdom> just X as far as I can tell. I've looked through the log, and it gives an error acount a securitypolicy file, and then repeated errors about not reading /dev/wacom
[19:15]  * nit is back.
[19:15] <paocl> i'm a newbie to Linux and desperately need some help
[19:15] <simplexio> mlissner: key file, passphrase are supported
[19:15] <catkingdom> also doesn't seem to like any (and I mean, any) screen resolutions
[19:15] <mneptok> paocl: why 8.10? why not 8.04 or 9.04?
[19:15] <mlissner> simplexio: any thoughts on how to use a key file or passphrase so that it's automated and the host still can't access it? /
[19:15] <Spike1506> now to enable laptop mode in 9.04?
[19:15] <KerberosHades> paocl: it usually works, but maybe with 9.04 you will be luckier
[19:16] <mactimes> catkingdom: have you tried reconfiguring X?
[19:16] <paocl> KerberosHades: I installed with 9.04 as well and it only works with driver=vesa
[19:16] <tate> Oi, I've got an audigy 2; just installed 9.04 and now I can't get my line-in to play?
[19:16] <Shinigami> Hi, someone can say me how can I enter to spanish channeles¿?¿
[19:16] <catkingdom> don't know how. I'm new to the bash side of things :P i've had dapper running on here before, but that was before a HDD change and a ram downsize, so I decided to take the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems route.
[19:17] <maxkelley> !es
[19:17] <tate> I run pavumeter and it clearly shows that it detects audio coming in on the line-in, but it won't play any of it.
[19:17] <paocl> once i set driver to intel, the screen does blank or with a high res
[19:17] <tate> I expect this is a pulseaudio problem.
[19:17] <tate> But can't seem to get it fixed.
[19:17] <maxkelley> Shinigami: Vas a #ubuntu-es, o #kubuntu-es para kubuntu.
[19:17] <ForestBear> well when someone is available to help me please tell me :)
[19:17] <paocl> mneptok: I installed with 9.04 as well and it only works with driver=vesa
[19:18] <Terabyte> hey how good is ubuntu's NTFS processing, compared to windows. i.e. is there a cost associated with using NTFS? or is the bottle neck in the read speed of the drive?
[19:18] <Terabyte> just wondering will i notice slow down if i keep my files in an ntfs partition...
[19:18] <catkingdom> Terabyte: linux only supports NTFS readonly
[19:18] <mneptok> paocl: which Intel graphics? 915? 945?
[19:18] <Catbus|ubuntu> Hey ubuntu people
[19:18] <Catbus|ubuntu> I wanna change my resolution
[19:19]  * javapi
[19:19] <maxkelley> Catbus|ubuntu: not true...
[19:19] <mactimes> catkingdom: Ctrl+Alt+F1, then log in.  run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:19] <maxkelley> er, sorry
[19:19] <Catbus|ubuntu> But when I do, my monitor won't turn back on after
[19:19] <maxkelley> catkingdom: not true, it works r-w.
[19:19] <Terabyte> catkingdom, yes hence the read speed of the drive.... question still stand though, is it slower?
[19:19] <catkingdom> i'm sure i read somewhere that it was r-only
[19:19] <trineox> i save filed to a ntfs partiton all the time
[19:19] <maxkelley> Terabyte: there is a little bit of a lag, from what I've seem.
[19:19] <mactimes> catkingdom: Follow the steps.  In the end, run sudo reboot and see if that'll work.
[19:19] <paocl> i mneptok" i believe the 945
[19:19] <trineox> *files to
[19:19] <Terabyte> maxkelley: lag? as in initial lag, and from there it's normal? or actual slow down
[19:20] <ribatejo> hi, got my new eeepc with ubuntu
[19:20] <simplexio> Terabyte: its fast enough. its not the fastest option but it should work
[19:20] <Terabyte> i don't have patience to do benchmarking, just wondering if anybody knows of the top of their head
[19:20] <maxkelley> Terabyte: I would copy large raw video files to and from an NTFS partition and it took longer than from ext3-to-ext3, and used some decent CPU
[19:20] <Terabyte> i see, max, thanks :)
[19:20] <mattgyver> mactimes, are you available
[19:20] <maxkelley> no problem :)
[19:20] <ribatejo> ir there any app for remaster  so I don't have to do everything over again with network and modules ?
[19:20] <mactimes> mattgyver: Name it.  So, still rebooting?
[19:20] <ribatejo> usb creator only creates from iso
[19:21] <mneptok> paocl: have you checked the BIOS for anything that looks odd in terms of graphics?
[19:21] <Terabyte> basically i have vbox running windows 7 on ubuntu, and i'm wondering if my media files should be on a separate ntfs partition, or on the ext3 partition, or inside the virtual drive....
[19:21] <hykoh> hi .. i've got a problem with my wifi .. it always timeout at new sys start ...
[19:21] <mactimes> mattgyver: What do logs say?
[19:21] <hykoh> cat /var/log/wpa_supplicant.log
[19:21] <hykoh> Trying to associate with 00:18:84:11:37:fe (SSID='MyPlace' freq=2412 MHz)
[19:21] <hykoh> Authentication with 00:18:84:11:37:fe timed out.
[19:21] <hykoh> CTRL-EVENT-SCAN-RESULTS
[19:21] <hykoh> Trying to associate with 00:18:84:11:37:fe (SSID='MyPlace' freq=2412 MHz)
[19:21] <hykoh> Authentication with 00:18:84:11:37:fe timed out.
[19:21] <FloodBot2> hykoh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <mattgyver> mactimes, yes here is a clean error.log.  It shows only a restart, to failure and reboot of system.  http://pastebin.com/m1b0fd8fa
[19:21] <paocl> The system bios?
[19:21] <paocl> yes i did
[19:21] <Terabyte> mostly because they're going to be served across the network
[19:21] <mattgyver> mactimes, line 4 is the action that reset the computer
[19:21] <simplexio> ribatejo: dd disks to image, burn it, restore usinf livecd and mentioned image
[19:21] <paocl> i only have a setting for cache (either 1MB or 8MB)
[19:21] <thomas_sch> do i have to compile wine by hand or is there a package i can use? i use jaunty 64bit
[19:21] <Brian__> can anyone in here help me get ubuntu installed onto my imac ppc
[19:21] <Sidewinder1> !pastebin | hykoh>
[19:21] <mactimes> mattgyver: hang on, I'll read it after grabbing my cup of coffee.  BRB
[19:22] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> thomas_sch: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[19:22] <hykoh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266256/
[19:22] <ribatejo> simplexio: but I should not be booting from the drive I want to copy?
[19:22] <hykoh> wpa_supplicant.log
[19:22] <hykoh> does anyone know why ?
[19:22] <ribatejo> need to use a live cd to us dd in target partition, no?
[19:23] <thomas_sch> ActionParsnip: and it does work for a 64 system too?
[19:23] <simplexio> ribatejo: you can do it. but it would be good if you wouldnt.. but hey i have done dd backups from live disk and had no problems.
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> thomas_sch: works on my 64bit system just fine :D
[19:23] <ribatejo> simplexio: tx
[19:23] <mattgyver> mactimes, reviewing this log... line 4 points to a missing image.  This might not be relevant to the restart.  I may need to review PHP logs perhaps
[19:23] <legend2440> ribatejo: http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/remastersystool.html
[19:24] <mactimes> mattgyver: That is what I was about to say.
[19:24] <mactimes> mattgyver: It doesn't seem to be an Apache error.
[19:24] <dasalam> ayyaya
[19:24] <mattgyver> mactimes, yeah, and that missing graphic is a known issue for the used theme, not really a bug of any sort
[19:24] <ribatejo> legend2440: I knew I hear about something like this..tx
[19:25] <mactimes> mattgyver: Enable logs for the PHP, make it write the logs and check what happens.
[19:25] <ForestBear> hey guys if i type /echo something, would you see the "something"?
[19:25] <mattgyver> let me see how to enable debugging for php, probably similar
[19:25] <mactimes> mattgyver: Make sure apache has permissions to write the log file for the PHP.
[19:25] <ribatejo>  /echo something
[19:25] <mattgyver> mactimes, okay
[19:25] <ribatejo> ahahahaha
[19:25] <ForestBear> hardy har har.
[19:25] <wewantutopia> hello
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: you can use: echo $PATH   or     echo $HOME
[19:26] <ribatejo> jv@jv-laptop:~$  /echo something
[19:26] <ribatejo> bash: /echo: No such file or directory
[19:26] <ForestBear> i mean on irc lol
[19:26] <Sidewinder1> Is there an echo in here?
[19:26] <paocl> Mneptok: I check the BIOS and the only setting there pertains to cache (1MB or 8MB) nothing else
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: try it
[19:26] <ForestBear> i did already
[19:26] <simplexio> ribatejo: if you want to have option to change partiotion layout you can also just use tar to write all exept /tmp/ /proc/ /sys/ , then restring is that you first create file structure like mount sda1 to /, sdb to /home and untar package there. in both cases you probably need to reinstall grub from chroot enviroment
[19:26] <ForestBear> so i guess it's a no
[19:26] <mneptok> paocl: have you tried changing that?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> ForestBear: join a new channel and experiment away
[19:26] <ribatejo> sorry, mate..sometimes I have to laught..not that I know more than you but I am an happy camper :)
[19:27] <ForestBear> ok
[19:27] <paocl> mneptok: yes and the machine didn't boot up properly
[19:27] <mneptok> paocl: nasty.
[19:27] <simplexio> ribatejo: recommend that you read gentoo install guides because attleast old way was basicly untar basic system to hd
[19:27] <paocl> mneptok: with 8MB cache, it boots up much faster
[19:27] <ribatejo> simplexio: tx
[19:27] <Knirgh> Hey, i would like to know the command to copy my whole /home folder including hidden files to a usb disk.
[19:27] <ribatejo> yes, sure.
[19:28] <mattgyver> mactimes, php.ini is configured with error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE , do you think that is sufficiant, there is no debug setting
[19:28] <paocl> mneptok: i know!. Have you heard of of anyone who has successfully installed ubuntu on the Dell XPS One
[19:28] <tate> Oi, I've got an audigy 2; just installed 9.04 and now I can't get my line-in to play?
[19:28] <wewantutopia> does anyone know if there is a way to copy all my apt-keys from one system to another?  I have a how slew of sources that I added on my old system and now I'd like them on my system.  I've already copied sources.list but is there an easy way to copy all their respecitve keys?
[19:28] <tate> I run pavumeter and it clearly shows that it detects audio coming in on the line-in, but it won't play any of it.
[19:28] <tate> I expect this is a pulseaudio problem.
[19:28] <paocl> mneptok: the only thing that doesn't work for me at this point is the graphics, everything else works
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: cp -r /home/$USER /mount/point
[19:28] <tate> But can't seem to get it fixed.
[19:28] <mneptok> paocl: no idea. is this a model that ships with Ubuntu pre-installed?
[19:28] <eeebuntu> hi to all
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: i suggest you do it in live cd
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Knightlust: so the files arent locked by being in use
[19:29] <paocl> mneptok: the intel linux driver page is not helpful either as it requires you to compile drivers and i haven't the slightest clue as to how to get that done
[19:29] <paocl> mneptok: no it ships with Vista Media center (that crap). I'd rather install Ubuntu and vmware
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> paocl: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[19:30] <eeebuntu> #fabriano
[19:31] <paocl> ActionParsnip: Thanks. I tried that yesterday and it didn't work for me.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> paocl: its hit and miss
[19:31] <mneptok> paocl: forgive my ignorance, but is this a desktop or laptop?
[19:31] <paocl> ActionParsnip: I know, that's why this is frustrating
[19:31] <paocl> mneptok: It's actually an all in one desktop
[19:32] <jpp_> bonjour
[19:32] <jpp_> française
[19:32] <marekw2143> hi, in ubuntu, where are settings for desktop background stored ?
[19:32] <mneptok> paocl: it may be eaiest to buy a very inexpensive graphics card for the AGP or PCI(E) slot.
[19:32] <mneptok> !fr > jpp_
[19:33] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> marekw2143: if you just want to change the background right click on the desktop
[19:33] <jpp_> qui parle français
[19:33] <Sidewinder1> !fr | jpp_
[19:33] <paocl> mneptok: i don't believe that would fit into this machine especially since it has the integrated video card on the mother board and a very tight shell as it currently exists
[19:33] <jpp_> ok merci
[19:33] <wewantutopia> does anyone know if there is a way to copy all my apt-keys from one system to another?  I have a whole slew of sources that I added on my old system and now I'd like them on my system.  I've already copied sources.list but is there an easy way to copy all their respecitve keys?
[19:34] <marekw2143> Hawaiian_Eskimo: yeah, I just changed it and I want to save it for the future :]
[19:34] <arand> wewantutopia: they should be in ~/.gnupg methinks...
[19:34] <marekw2143> Hawaiian_Eskimo: more exactly I have colours set and gradient on desktop wchich I would like to save
[19:34] <wewantutopia> k, i'll check
[19:35] <catkingdom> ok, I went through sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and rebooted, now i'm getting a monochrome login box claiming to be debian and then crashing
[19:35] <Hawaiian_Eskimo> marekw2143: ah, i'm sure there's a way, but i don't know how to do that
[19:36]  * javapi
[19:36] <wewantutopia> in ~/.gnupg is it trustdb.gpg?
[19:37] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:38] <mattgyver> mactimes, I am now going to test the PHP logs, are you available?
[19:38] <catkingdom> ok, I went through sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and rebooted, now i'm getting a monochrome login box claiming to be debian and then crashing
[19:39] <Sidewinder1> !hi | <sebsebseb>
 Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[19:39] <sebsebseb> Sidewinder1: hi :)
[19:39] <arand> wewantutopia: I think so, I'm not sure though...
[19:40] <Sidewinder1> Hey there
[19:40] <arand> wewantutopia: you could try "less trustdb.gpg" and see if there are hints amongst the gibberish in there...
[19:41] <wewantutopia> I tried copying and updating sources.... nogo
[19:42] <wewantutopia> copying trustdb.gpg from old to new system
[19:42] <ForestBear> hi
[19:42] <OkropNick> !polski
[19:43] <OkropNick> !polish
[19:43] <ForestBear> Hey could anyone help me with a keyboard problem?
[19:44] <djzn> hi dudes...
[19:45] <Newbie> is there a way i can open .rar in jaunty?
[19:45] <dasalam> ya
[19:45] <Sidewinder1> !rar
[19:45] <dasalam> in gui use File Roller
[19:46] <xangua> Newbie: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras (gnome desktop)
[19:46] <dasalam> maybe xangua sudo apt-get install file-roller
[19:47] <xangua> ¿¿
[19:47] <trigo> ii
[19:47] <MrKeuner> hello, is it possible to query dpkg or synaptic why a particular package was installed? (In case it was required by a another package...)
[19:47] <dasalam> xangua is not command =)
[19:47] <xangua> ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿
[19:47] <Newbie> thanx y'all
[19:48] <Newbie> can .rar files be cracked?
[19:48] <Sidewinder1> NP
[19:48] <djzn> anyone here strongly recommends REGOR over KUMA ?
[19:48] <dasalam> xangua ubuntu does not has ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[19:48] <Newbie> can .rar files be cracked in jaunty?
[19:48] <Sidewinder1> Cracked?
[19:48] <Newbie> unlocked
[19:48] <xangua> dasalam: not by default jum.....................
[19:49] <xangua> unlocked¿¿ you need to know the key
[19:49] <durgesh> irc.icq.com
[19:49] <Newbie> i have forgotten the key
[19:49] <durgesh> lol
[19:49] <Sidewinder1> Newbie>If you've installed rar (fromsynaptic) just use archive mgr. or double click to decompress...
[19:50] <ForestBear> Hey could anyone help me with a keyboard problem?
[19:50] <werti_rus> )
[19:50] <deany> Newbie, you mean you have a rar with password protection.
[19:50] <deany> Newbie, there are tools out there I guess, dont ask me what tho.
[19:51] <deany> Newbie, your best place is google.
[19:51] <Sidewinder1> hmmmm
[19:52] <monster_> I am having some trouble with my wireless connection, i have great signal strength, but horrible quality
[19:53] <monster_> I have a usb alpha card, that has a realtek chipset
[19:55] <ray66> My splashscreen image always goes to right lower corner of screen ...how can i reposition to center
[19:55] <dasalam> monster_ what driver do you use?
[19:55] <monster_> rtl8187
[19:55] <dasalam> monster_ retry ndisswrapper or madwifi
[19:55] <monster_> ok, ill try ndiswrapper
[19:56] <monster_> i was just about to go down that path
[19:56] <monster_> once installed with ndiswrapper will it use that driver instead of the rtl8187
[19:56] <monster_> ?
[19:56] <luxaorta> Good day all
[19:56] <felixsulla> !images
[19:56] <Sidewinder1> G'Day
[19:58] <deany> little tip if you dont know already.  I found out thunderbird doesnt delete messages when you push delete.  in my .mozilla-thunderbird folder I had "inbox" using 120meg.
[19:58] <deany> had to set it in account settings and compact folders.
[20:01] <coilette> anybody here have a good understanding of synclient?
[20:02] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:03] <luxaorta> Forest~ What's the porblem?
[20:03] <luxaorta> or problem
[20:03] <Trijntje> ForestBear: maybe, explain your problem and those who can help you will respond :)
[20:03] <mlissner> simplexio: you still there? I just looked at doing an encrypted loopback disk, but it looks like I need root access to mount it. And I looked at encryptfs, but it looks like it encrypts each file individually, which seems like a bad solution.
[20:03] <mlissner> simplexio: Do you have any other thoughts?
[20:03] <incorrect> does anyone know if it is possible to use rdesktop to get a cmd shell?
[20:04] <methods> can i get multi touch abilities ?
[20:05] <dummygirl> hi, I just tried the live cd using the Try Ubuntu without any change, booted up to desktop but there is no menu at the top,  no application, system etc,  how can i get that to show
[20:05] <coilette> i would like to increase the speed the cursor moves, when my finger hits the edge of the touchpad, anybody know this setting in synclient?
[20:06] <sttj> can anyone confirm that the 'date' command in karmic always returns UTC time if the TZ env variable is set? I'm a bit confused and not sure that it's a bug or just my system.
[20:06] <Pici> !karmic | sttj
[20:07] <burntresistor> i need some help getting dvd decrypter to work on wine http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2587   i dont get how it says im suppose to switch windows to nt
[20:07] <sttj> thanks will switch channel.
[20:08] <deany> burntresistor, need to set your OS to nt4 i believe
[20:08] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:09] <Jan500> !ask
[20:09] <deany> burntresistor, look in winehq app database, tells you all
[20:09] <burntresistor> i did the link was to the winehq page
[20:09] <burntresistor> [AppDefaults\\DVDDecrypter.exe\\Version]
[20:09] <burntresistor> "Windows"="nt40"  is the code it gives it doesnt work in terminal
[20:10] <deany> burntresistor, well for imgburn you have to select a different aspi mode, and for dvd dec, it "used" to be NT4
[20:10]  * dummygirl waits patiently :)
[20:10] <coilette> i would like to increase the speed the cursor moves, when my finger hits the edge of the touchpad, anybody know this setting in synclient?
[20:10] <Sidewinder1> for what?
[20:11] <luxaorta> DUmmygirl~ it's not going to have stuff on the desktop like windows. you will need to put stuff there. goto places and then you can choose where to go from there
[20:11] <isaac> Wait a minute.........
[20:11] <srhegde> need help wwith ubuntu
[20:11] <srhegde> webcam
[20:11] <isaac> !karmic
[20:11] <luxaorta> you can also access the web using the ff icon at the top
[20:11] <isaac> Karmic will break?  What's that mean?
[20:11] <srhegde> need help with ubuntu 9.04 jaunty webcam
[20:11] <isaac> !webcam
[20:11] <dummygirl> luxaorta  , I need the menu bar
[20:11] <deany> dummygirl,  odd..  tried to boot it again?
[20:12] <Flannel> isaac: Karmic is Alpha software, it's not guaranteed to be stable, only developers or people who know how to deal with massive breakages should really consider using it yet
[20:12] <dummygirl> tried 5 X,   every time it shows no menu bar
[20:12] <deany> dummygirl, did you md5 the iso?
[20:12] <dummygirl> yes
[20:12] <isaac> Oh, that kind of break...........
[20:12] <srhegde> well I see the webcam turning on, but it gives me only hotizontal lines
[20:12] <deany> dummygirl, ubuntu? or other
[20:12] <dummygirl> umbuntu 9.04
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: maybe the wrong screen resolution
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: or something like that
[20:13] <deany> good thinking...
[20:13] <srhegde> its a builtin webcam, i dont know the make
[20:13] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: do you see the top panal at all?
[20:13] <twoslice> Does anybody know if you can "fine tune" wondershaper or is it only up and down speeds that you can configure on the interface?
[20:14] <sebsebseb> deany: if that was at me, well yes
[20:14] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: do you see the top panal at all?    not nothing but examples and install icons
[20:14] <trism> !panel
[20:14] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok what about the bottom panal, you got that?
[20:14] <deany> dummygirl, try turning off effects.. I think it tries to use em even on livecd
[20:14] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:14] <FAJ> Hi, when I boot up I get a message "stopping Firestarter Firewall"  near the very beginning of my boot, and it takes time up.  How can I turn that off?
[20:15] <ngduo> I am trying to get a program that I installed using WINE, to uninstall, It doesn't seem to work well in ubuntu. I tried to go to the Add/Remove but I can't see it listed... how do I remove it?
[20:15] <dummygirl> I have no buttons to change anything,   no panels at all
[20:15] <Stormy-Nova> Hello all
[20:15] <dummygirl> nothing but 2 icons, install and examples
[20:15] <danbhfive> ngduo: you have to do it through wine
[20:15] <deany> dummygirl, alt+f2 and metacity --replace
[20:15] <dummygirl> is there a command i can use to try to change the resolution ?
[20:15] <deany> dummygirl, just stabbing in the dark here
[20:15] <Stormy-Nova> I just did an update to the nvidia-96 drivers and I no longer have the top bar to any windows for close, maximize, minimize
[20:16] <ngduo> OK, not sure how I go about that either
[20:16] <twoslice> dummygirl are your running the native nvidia drivers or just using nv?
[20:16] <deany> dummygirl, gnome-display-properties
[20:16] <Sidewinder1> Hey could someone help ForestBear with a keyboard problem?
[20:16] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: I asked someone else where,  and   what he is saying :)
[20:16] <TheSilentWarrior> whats the command line command to find a file? (search whole system)
[20:16] <Stormy-Nova> anyone? :(
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: do  alt-f2
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[20:17] <trism> TheSilentWarrior: find / -name your_file_name_here -print
[20:17] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: if gdm crashes, it will not display panels
[20:17] <deany> TheSilentWarrior, find / -iname "something" ?
[20:17] <twoslice> try running blackbox to see if it is an X windows error
[20:17] <rumy> can any1 help me with the installation of skype?
[20:17] <ubuntu_> lol
[20:17] <FAJ> Hi, when I boot up I get a message "stopping Firestarter Firewall"  near the very beginning of my boot, and it takes time up.  How can I turn that off?
[20:17] <definebyte> anyone know how to get directfb working in the console? seems i don't have the right permissions setup to right to tty#.
[20:18] <definebyte> write to/
[20:18] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: do  alt-f2 ,  does nothing,
[20:18] <twoslice> apt-get install skype?
[20:18] <webbb82> ha i didnt know opera had a built in irc program
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> I just did an update to nvidia-glx-96 and I don't have the tops to any windows anymore
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> no minimize or close
[20:18] <Stormy-Nova> no program name
[20:19] <rumy> i tried from the synaptic but after it gets installed, its not on my pc
[20:19] <deany> Is there anything I can do to speed up compiz effects with an nvidia GF 6600. Its quick for games but sluggish when using cube?  using activated drivers.
[20:19] <twoslice> copy your xorg.conf to a backup file and nuke xorg.conf
[20:19] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: alt and f2  together, and then you should get the run application  thing
[20:19] <TheSilentWarrior> trism,  deany, thanks
[20:19] <twoslice> and the restart X with ctl-alt-backspave
[20:19] <Stormy-Nova> hello?
[20:19] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can also try ctrl alt f2
[20:19] <Obituary> hi
[20:20] <fccf> FAJ: uninstall firestarter ... iptables takes care of firewalling for you, unless you have something special in firestarter then you don't need it .. firestarter is a front-end for iptables
[20:20] <deany> twoslice, its sysrq+k now.
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> lets try this a fourth time
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> I have no window borders after updating to nvidia-glx-96
[20:20] <Trijntje> Stormy-Nova: is metacity running?
[20:20] <FAJ> fccf: i have some special stuff in firestarter to allow samba to run effectively, so will those changes stay even after uninstall?
[20:20] <vigo> FAJ: I think in the GUI is a Start at Boot up option. un-mark or de-select that.
[20:20] <twoslice> Stormy-Nova reset your driver to nv
[20:20] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> I dunno. I assumed so
[20:20] <Stormy-Nova> twoslice how
[20:20] <twoslice> and restart X windows
[20:21] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: by the way  if you done the md5sum and that's good, ok,  but   your burn to CD could have gone a bit wrong, one of the options is to check the disc on the CD
[20:21] <TheSilentWarrior> trism,  deany, the console is just there, seems todo nothing, doesnt it have a progress indicator?
[20:21] <Stormy-Nova> also i dont think metacity is running
[20:21] <Jan500> ForestBear: what is your problem?
[20:21] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can also try ctrl alt f2   , this got me to a black command line screen
[20:21] <twoslice> /etc/X11
[20:21] <FAJ> vigo:  it doesn't start at boot, that's the thing, it only stops the firestarter firewall.
[20:21] <coilette> Is there anything i can do about the corrupted image of the last session when logging in?
[20:21] <FAJ> and so it takes up time.
[20:21] <Trijntje> Stormy-Nova: type pidof metacity in a terminal
[20:21] <FAJ> lots of time.
[20:21] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok that sounds good
[20:21] <twoslice> edit xorg.conf and where it says driver use nv
[20:21] <dummygirl> now what   haha
[20:21] <twoslice> that will get you basic video support
[20:22] <monster_> so i have the ndiswrapper driver installed, how do i use that one rather then that native driver?
[20:22] <fccf> FAJ: no, however you could write that information into /etc/iptables to keep those configs, or copy them from iptables before removing firestarter... making fs unnecessary
[20:22] <trism> TheSilentWarrior: no, it will just sit there until it finds something and either print it out or exit
[20:22] <twoslice> what window manager are you using stormy?
[20:22] <deany> TheSilentWarrior, it will let you know when its found something
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> gnome
[20:22] <FAJ> fccf:  should i try using ufw?  last time i tried it it didn't allow samba traffic, but i can try again.
[20:22] <vigo> FAJ: Oh, Custom .confg settings that you wish to keep at boot?
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> I used nvidia-xconfig and now things are all strange
[20:22] <rumy> chow do i install skype?
[20:22] <Stormy-Nova> some windwos just render white
[20:22] <deany> TheSilentWarrior,  you can use wildcards too in the -iname "*soemthing" or "something*"
[20:23] <dummygirl> sebsebseb  what command to  i run to get the sceen resolution changed
[20:23] <twoslice> Stormy uninstall the nvidia driver and go back to plain old nv
[20:23] <vigo> FAJ: what fccf said is the path.
[20:23] <dummygirl> or to show menu bar
[20:23] <twoslice> the reinstall the nv driver
[20:23] <Sidewinder1> Jan500> ForestBear: what is your problem? I was wondering exactly the same thing.
[20:23] <twoslice> apt-get install skype
[20:23] <FAJ> vigo; fccf; so do you think i should try using ufw to do that?  i want to stay secure...
[20:23] <twoslice> sudo apt-get install skype
[20:23] <Sidewinder1> How many times is he gonna ask?
[20:23] <definebyte> anyone here got links2 working with directfb framebuffer driver?
[20:23] <vigo> !firewall
[20:24] <earthling> When i logout of my desktop back to the display manager (wdm) it's like my keyboard is screwed up.  ie:  return key, ctl, alt keys not working.  any ideas?? wdm maybe??
[20:24] <rumy> twoslice: i tried it, it doesnt work
[20:24] <deany> dummygirl, gnome-display-properties
[20:24] <Stormy-Nova> whats the NV driver under
[20:24] <twoslice> you need to have the proper repositories
[20:24] <sebsebseb> dummygirl:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart  it should restart Gnome if not  alt  ctrl f7 after that
[20:24] <ForestBear> ah sorry
[20:24] <Stormy-Nova> xserver-xorg-video-nv?
[20:25] <vigo> FAJ: Firestarter is a GUI frontend for iptables, there are many such things.
[20:25] <dto> hi. i upgraded to Karmic, the new generic kernel works fine, new rt kernel that comes with karmic hangs for about 4 minutes just after loading wireless driver, then gets to the ubuntu X splash screen and shows a rotating flickering mouse cursor forever while we wait for the login screen that never comes. meanwhile a login works fine on one of the VTs
[20:25] <dto>
[20:25] <ForestBear> my problem is that multiple evetns suddenly became to bound to keys like arrows, medai keys, and the super key
[20:25] <fccf> monster_: blacklist the native driver and have ndisgtk installed to load the new driver
[20:25] <twoslice> just put nv in the driver paramater in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[20:25] <fccf> !ndis |monster_
[20:25] <slon2000> hello
[20:25] <twoslice> under section Device = "nv"
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> okay cool
[20:26] <Flannel> dto: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> then sudo killall gdm && sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart ?
[20:26] <vigo> dto: try #ubuntu+1?
[20:26] <twoslice> ctrl-alt-backspace will do
[20:26] <Stormy-Nova> I thought that was depreciated
[20:26] <twoslice> ctl-alt-bakcspave restarts X
[20:26] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:26] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: I am just saying what someone else  said to do,  but when I got the black  command line,   I wasn't even sure how to exit, since hadn't been in there for ages, but yeah ctrl alt f7,   maybe he should have said how to exit first
[20:26] <twoslice> not for me
[20:26] <mengu> hi. is there any page where i can see 9.04 screenshots?
[20:27] <slon2000> please help me how i can create icons for my programs from wine on my desctop, when do it then they dont work and i must enter iside wine disc C: to start them
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> well let's try this
[20:27] <Flannel> twoslice: It's been disabled by default in newer versions of X, although you can still reenable it.
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> so it seems
[20:27] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Sorry, I don't have a clue what would cause that; other than gremlins. "-)
[20:27] <Stormy-Nova> any commands to restart x and/or gdm
[20:27] <twoslice> ah I am using Hardy I dont run the bleeding edge
[20:27] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: lol :(
[20:28] <ForestBear> sry i set atimer for the help request
[20:28] <ForestBear> cuz no one responded xD
[20:28] <Flannel> Stormy-Nova: If you want, you can reenable the zapping of ctrl-alt-backspace, or you can use sysrq-k, I believe it is.
[20:28] <fccf> FAJ: both ufw and firestarter act as front-ends to the builtin firewall configuration file /etc/iptables ... you might want to read the "man iptables" for custom configuration ... ufw would be a cleaner and less processor/memory intensive way of building rules ... but all those rules are written to /etc/iptables anyway so get things setup the way that works, save /etc/iptables.backup ... remove the front-ends and copy iptables.backup to iptable
[20:28] <Sidewinder1> Actually several did
[20:28] <Flannel> Stormy-Nova: or, from a TTY, you can restart gdm (sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart)
[20:28] <slon2000> mengu: its depend which desktop system u will install
[20:28] <Stormy-Nova> Will restarting GDM restart X?
[20:29] <Sidewinder1> But it's moving fast in here.
[20:29] <twoslice> yes
[20:29] <Stormy-Nova> okay
[20:29] <Stormy-Nova> cool
[20:29] <definebyte> i found a guide that said to set the permissions in /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.something but it seems that file no longer exists. any ideas?
[20:29] <ForestBear> Trijntje, Jan500: my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:29] <mengu> slon2000: can i use kde with ubuntu?
[20:29] <twoslice> kubuntu
[20:29] <slon2000> mengu: yes
[20:29] <Flannel> mengu: Yeah, just install the kubuntu-desktop metapackage
[20:29] <fccf> mengu: yes, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[20:29] <elexodus> Anybody feel like helping me troubleshoot my /etc/fstab?
[20:29] <dummygirl> sebsebseb> dummygirl:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart .....   command not found
[20:29] <slon2000> mengu: try kubuntu
[20:30] <twoslice> what is wrong with your fstab?
[20:30] <fccf> elexodus: please pastebin your current fstab and we can go from there
[20:30] <mengu> if i write the iso on a dvd, would it be bootable?
[20:30] <Flannel> mengu: Yeah
[20:30] <slon2000> mengu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubuntu
[20:31] <fccf> mengu: kde iso, or ubuntu iso?
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> okay cool that worked
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> now I can't change my resolution
[20:31] <mengu> ubuntu iso fccf
[20:31] <deany> dummygirl, do you have a usb stick to try it from ?
[20:31] <Stormy-Nova> Display wants to use nvidia-config
[20:31] <elexodus> twoslice & fccf: can't get my new HD to identify in the fstab.Here's the pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1556379
[20:31] <biovore> elexodus: does it show up when you do a dmesg?
[20:31] <settntrenz> Trying to get my rocketfish bluetooth micro usb adapter to work under jaunty, device shows up as a broadcom under lsusb and hcitool dev shows relevant hci0 and MAC. When I try to pair a headset or scan it finds nothing. Any suggestions?
[20:32] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, do you have a usb stick to try it from ?   , sorry just a disc
[20:32] <fccf> elexodus: does it show up in /etc/mtab when mounted?
[20:32] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem?
[20:32] <ForestBear> my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:32] <twoslice> what is the device for your new hard drive and waht does dmesg say about it?
[20:33] <Stormy-Nova> hey I can't change my display resolution now, it wants to use the nvidia one
[20:33] <mengu> i have onboard intel 128mb vga card
[20:33] <mengu> would it be problem?
[20:33] <twoslice> uninstall the nvidia driver
[20:33] <elexodus> biovore I fon't see it, but I'm sure it's there. It was a large dump.
[20:33] <Stormy-Nova> k
[20:33] <fccf> !intel | mengu
[20:33] <shaun__> anyone know where a reallly good guide to permissions is? other then man
[20:34] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you are on the Ubuntu CD yes?  not the Kubuntu
[20:34] <tikka> I require G++ on Ubuntu 8.10, suggestions?
[20:34] <fccf> mengu: that said .. I reccommend Hardy LTS 8.04 which will work well with that hardware
[20:34] <dummygirl> sebsebseb Ubuntu 9.04
[20:34] <fccf> tikka: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[20:34] <FAJ> fccf: can i use the iptables command to get it to work?
[20:34] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear>Have you tried posting at http://ubuntuforums.org  ? As you don't seem to be getting much response here?
[20:34] <twoslice> does your new drive show up in dmesg ?
[20:34] <dummygirl> I had the same problem years ago with an old lappy, and it was screen res
[20:35] <deany> dummygirl, try running gnome-panel
[20:35] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: i did post on ubuntuforums
[20:35] <tikka> fccf: build-essential is already the newest version. :(
[20:35] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: if your on Ubuntu/Gnome and GDM is missing, well that's rather odd
[20:35] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, try running gnome-panel  how im a dummy
[20:35] <dummygirl> i have no buttons to push
[20:35] <tikka> brb
[20:35] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7907181
[20:35] <deany> dummygirl, doesnt alt F2 work?
[20:35] <elexodus> fccf: I dormatted it from Fat to ext4 using Gparted. Now, I can't find it to mount. Here's a screenshot of Gparted: http://i28.tinypic.com/jv5e86.jpg
[20:35] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Isn't it great to have a problem, experienced by no one but yourself?
[20:36] <definebyte> no console gurus arout at the moment? :)
[20:36] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: oh yes, the joy xD
[20:36] <dummygirl> deany> dummygirl, doesnt alt F2 work?   does nothing
[20:36] <dto> Flannel, vigo: thank you
[20:36] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: webpidgeon was  trying to help me help you, so he can take over now :)
[20:36] <deany> dummygirl, sounds like either its messed up the burn or something
[20:36] <fccf> FAJ: yes, you will need to learn the command ... man iptables from terminal
[20:36] <twoslice> you need to add a line in your fstab for /dev/sda1 and what mount point you want it to have.
[20:37] <webpigeon> dummygirl, it's seems very strange that gdm could not be found, what is shown if you type "ls /etc/init.d/gdm" into terminal?
[20:37] <FAJ> fccf:  i will use ufw, it seems nice, and i found out about the sudo ufw allow <service name> so hopefully that will work.
[20:37] <dummygirl> imma go burn another disc,  but i have burned 5 on different computers and all have same problem,  no menu bar
[20:37] <fccf> elexodus: right click on /dev/sda1 and see if it will mount from there
[20:37] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok don't do that just yet then
[20:37] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: and maybe you won't need to at all
[20:37] <webpigeon> dummygirl, it's possible it's a bad burn
[20:38] <iceroot> for a bad burn detection, there is md5
[20:38] <sebsebseb> iceroot: yep and also a check on the CD
[20:38] <FAJ> fccf:  the problem I am having though is that with ufw on i cannot access samba at all; even with the service policy samba enabled and other ports open.
[20:38] <elexodus> fccf: No luck
[20:38] <twoslice> try mounting it manually sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/directory
[20:38] <dummygirl> i will come back in a bit , thanks guys
[20:38] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: did you do md5sum, as well as the check on the CD?
[20:38] <xiong> wine++
[20:38] <FAJ> fccf:  when i turn off ufw,  i can access all samba shares fine..
[20:39] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear> Checked your thread; if no one answers in a bit, I'll bump it for you; 'tis the best I can do...
[20:39] <pyhacker> does anyone know if it's possible to get wink to record sounds on ubuntu?
[20:39] <ForestBear> Hey could someone help me with my keyboard problem? my problem is that suddenly multiple events became bound to keys such as the media keys, the arrow keys ,and the super key
[20:39] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: you can check the ISO first good idea, and then also the CD that you burnt to
[20:39] <FAJ> 137/udp                    ALLOW   <IP_ADDRESS>/24 138/udp                    ALLOW   <IP_ADDRESS>/24  139stcp                    ALLOW   <IP_ADDRESS>/24 445/tcp                    ALLOW   <IP_ADDRESS>/24 Samba                      ALLOW   Anywhere
[20:39] <loudmusik> im trying to install JAVA can anyone help?
[20:39] <FAJ> fccf:  that is what i have now, but i still cannot access samba with those rules set in ufw.
[20:39] <happymaja> Can anyone help me to delete all gnome-panlels?
[20:39] <robinr> Why is my "mobile" network not showing up in the network manager?
[20:39] <definebyte> i know i need to make tty0-9 writeable by the user, i just don't know how to do that in jaunty.
[20:40] <twoslice> l8r people I have to go ttyl
[20:40] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: ok, thanks :) in the meantime, my keyboard asking timer isn't considered as flooding i hope?
[20:40] <elexodus> twoslice: I'm not sure that sda1 is the correct drive. I have the original Raid array (1tb) sliced into about 4 peices. Then I have 2 extra 1TB satas just for extra storage. I know that the new drive is not sdc, and I doubt it is sda.
[20:40] <twoslice> raid is md
[20:40] <FAJ> fccf:  how can i see what samba is using/ which ports, so that it works?
[20:40] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:40] <webpigeon> loudmusik, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras is the quickest way... but only because i'm being lazy :P
[20:40] <dummygirl> sebsebseb , I ran the test on the iso before i burned it,  got the right check numbers
[20:40] <twoslice> I saw sda in your screenshot
[20:40] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: ok and when you boot from the CD, there's also a check that can be done there
[20:41] <loudmusik> will that install java?
[20:41] <happymaja> Anyone?
[20:41] <elexodus> twoslice: It's a dell... It doesn't show up as md...
[20:41] <sebsebseb> dummygirl: just, because the ISO is good, doesn't mean that your burnt CD is
[20:41] <webpigeon> loudmusik, and flash and mp3 playback
[20:41] <twoslice> hardware raid?
[20:41] <billisnice> what program will work with ipods?
[20:41] <elexodus> twoslice: I think that that is the original Raid Array drive.
[20:41] <Sidewinder1> ForestBear>I'd add another 5 or 10 min. to it. Afrer all, I noticed and I'm an idiot. :-)
[20:41] <loudmusik> ty
[20:41] <sebsebseb> billisnice: gtkpod    banshee and so on
[20:41] <ForestBear> sidewinder1: okai
[20:41] <twoslice> gtkpod is pretty good
[20:42] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:42] <twoslice> what does fdisk say about the drive?
[20:42] <DJAshnar> It screams in tongues?
[20:42] <DJAshnar> :)
[20:42] <elexodus> twoslice: How do I identify the UUID
[20:42] <DJAshnar> Oh wait... that's my old raid 0
[20:42] <elexodus> ?
[20:43] <deany> DJAshnar,  lol DJ Ashba
[20:43] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia dirvers however I still can't change my resolution, anyone have any ideas?
[20:43] <isaac> With Raid 0, 0 stands for the number of files you get back if something goes wrong.
[20:43] <fccf> FAJ: protocall is either udp tcp icmp or all .... samba means nothing to ufw/iptables .... ports in use ... sudo netstat -ntap
[20:43] <twoslice> ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid
[20:43] <loudmusik> are there any other "sudo apt-get install<app>" that i should get
[20:43] <FAJ> fccf:  all i know is that i sudo ufw allow samba and nothing changed :)
[20:44] <iceroot> isaac: working for raid0 and raid1 :)
[20:44] <elexodus> twoslice: fdisk isa unable to open sda1
[20:44] <Stormy-Nova> anyone? :<
[20:44] <twoslice> is sda a USB drive?
[20:44] <MrKeuner> hello, is it possible to query dpkg or synaptic why a particular package was installed? (In case it was required by a another package...)
[20:44] <deany> elexodus, sudo
[20:45] <fccf> FAJ: doing sudo allow samba does not do what you think it does, in fact it probably delivers an error to the console message bus
[20:45] <FAJ> fccf:  oh nice.  it says that the rule is added, lol so much for uncomplicated :+|
[20:45] <durt> twoslice, please address who you're talking too, it gets confusing otherwise.
[20:45] <twoslice> I am only talking to elexodus
[20:45] <vigo> MrKeuner: Take a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-275446.html
[20:45] <Dreamglider> can i see a list of user accounts on my system in terminal ?
[20:46] <pyhacker> can wink record audio on ubuntu?
[20:46] <Stormy-Nova> so can anyone even offer slight help with this
[20:46] <loudmusik> i ran sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras and the website still says i need java
[20:46] <elexodus> twoslice: sudo is still unable to open sda1. Also, ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid didn't work on any partician.
[20:46] <biovore> Dreamglider: cat /etc/passwd
[20:46] <twoslice> what happens during reboot elexodus does it detect the drive?
[20:46] <vasser> is there a way to add "Desktop" to the application switcher ?
[20:46] <Newbie_> each time i try to play videos from certain sites in jaunty, it tells me to install flash 9 and i already have flash 10. what do i do please?
[20:46] <iceroot> Dreamglider: getent passwd  will list all users allowd to connect (local users and domain users)
[20:46] <Stormy-Nova> okay, uninstalled the nvidia drivers however I still can't change my resolution
[20:47] <deany> loudmusik, are you on 64bit?
[20:47] <vargadanis> hi! I have  a bit of a problem here... I had a file /usr/local/bin/svn and I removed it (manually compiled and install package).. I installed the package version of subversion and it's /usr/bin/svn is working ok... however when i type in svn I get an error: /usr/local/bin/svn is not found
[20:47] <vargadanis> any tips why?
[20:47] <iceroot> Stormy-Nova: some error message?
[20:47] <MrKeuner> vigo, is it related to my question?
[20:47] <fccf> FAJ: less complicated here ... actual rules written to iptables w/comments http://wiki.kartbuilding.net/index.php/Iptables_Firewall
[20:47] <Stormy-Nova> No iceroot and thank you for actually replying, only been saying that for like 0 mintutes :<
[20:47] <Dreamglider> biovore, iceroot  thansl
[20:47] <definebyte> i know it's a bit arcane but surely someone knows how to get directfb working? the web seems dead on the topic. :(
[20:47] <Dreamglider> biovore, iceroot  Thanks **
[20:47] <Flannel> vargadanis: What does `which svn` give you?
[20:48] <Stormy-Nova> I just uninstalled nvidia-glx-96 for the nv driver, and I can't change resolution. I removed all the nvidiaware
[20:48] <Stormy-Nova> The display panel doesn't let me change naything