[12:46] <Gnea> soreau: he just said natty
[12:47] <soreau> iceroot: Im not even asking for support. Also, I am running maverick, lucid and hardy..
[12:47] <soreau> I have a natty install too but what is your point?
[12:47] <iceroot> soreau: though you are talking about problems which packages from natty
[12:48] <soreau> iceroot: Where?
[12:48] <soreau> ohhh...
[12:48] <mkanyicy> josephseraos, what is wrong with your laptop?
[12:48] <soreau> iceroot: Seems that would be msucan
[12:48] <soreau> ! 11.04 | msucan
[12:48] <msucan> soreau / iceroot correct
[12:48] <iceroot> soreau: ah sorry
[12:48] <soreau> iceroot: np
[12:50] <josephseraos> iceroot, nice. Look: I have a Dell Inspiron running Ubuntu 10.04 under ext4 File System. But it has a problem. Some times (not always) I let it turned on (connected) at night and I go sleep, understand? When I wake up, I come to laptop, open its laptop lip, and it don't shows graphic environment, neither a shell to I to can kill anything.
[12:50] <josephseraos> mkanyicy,  iceroot, nice. Look: I have a Dell Inspiron running Ubuntu 10.04 under ext4 File System. But it has a problem. Some times (not always) I let it turned on (connected) at night and I go sleep, understand? When I wake up, I come to laptop, open its laptop lip, and it don't shows graphic environment, neither a shell to I to can kill anything.
[12:50] <iceroot> josephseraos: sounds like its going to suspend and cant come back
[12:51] <josephseraos> iceroot, But its not programmed to be suspended.
[12:51] <Gnea> josephseraos: if you put the laptop to sleep, does the light blink?
[12:51] <soreau> josephseraos: Possible screensaver issue..
[12:51] <soreau> josephseraos: Actually a graphics driver issue triggered by screensaver
[12:52] <hu> enuff
[12:54] <josephseraos> Gnea, No, when I put it to sleep (shutdown) it works ok, and doesn' the light blink
[12:54] <steveire_> mrdeb: Yes, they were both plugged in.
[12:54] <steveire_> It works now
[12:54] <Gnea> josephseraos: no, sleep and shutdown are not the same thing.
[12:54] <soreau> steveire_: What did you have to do?
[12:54] <steveire_> I just had to mess around with nvidia settings long enough and restart X a few times
[12:54] <soreau> ah
[12:54] <josephseraos> soreau, screensaver is not active.
[12:55] <steveire_> I still have no idea what Xinerama is
[12:55] <Gnea> josephseraos: shutdown means to power the laptop off, sleep keeps minimum power on
[12:55] <soreau> steveire_: Not surprising from nvidia ;)
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> steveire_:  its the feature of X to handle more then 1 monitor
[12:55] <Gnea> josephseraos: how much ram and swap do you have?
[12:55] <soreau> josephseraos: Which graphics driver?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> steveire_:  i normally just have to run nvidia-settings - enable the proper xorg.conf changes. and restart the X server. Or perhaps reboot if the nvidia drivers just got installed.
[12:55] <steveire_> I think I'm now using twinview, and that means I can move windows between my laptop and the projector, which is fine
[12:56] <josephseraos> Gnea, Great. Sorry. There are 4GB of RAM and there's no swap
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> steveire_:  twinview is enhanced Xinerama basically
[12:56] <josephseraos> soreau, intel
[12:56] <Gnea> josephseraos: okay, do you have a normal hard drive or an ssd?
[12:56] <soreau> Dr_Willis: Not really, but ..
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> steveire_:  twinview is 'nvidias special' thing. :)  ATI has its own name for similer thing.
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> steveire_:  an alternative way is to use a Seperate X server for each Monitor. but ive rarely seen a need for that way.
[12:57] <josephseraos> iceroot, suspend is not active, not able.
[12:57] <Gnea> josephseraos: you can't suspend beecause you have no swap.
[12:57] <josephseraos> Gnea, its a normal HD
[12:57] <soreau> josephseraos: Try putting this in /etc/X11/xorg.conf and restarting X http://pastebin.com/K200BTxq
[12:57] <josephseraos> Gnea, I can suspend, but no hibernate
[12:58] <steveire_> Ah, I can read again
[12:58] <Gnea> josephseraos: my mistake, I meant it cannot hibernate
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> suspend - to ram.. Hibernate - to disk. using swap partition..
[12:58] <steveire_> My fonts went teeny-tiny as a result of all the messing
[12:58] <josephseraos> Gnea, greate
[12:58] <josephseraos> Gnea, great
[12:58] <steveire_> Anyway, thanks for the help. I'm off again.
[12:58] <novitololo> Hi.  I've a question about df command: http://pastebin.com/At8Zmwkp Why this shows "none" file system mounted at /dev/...
[12:58] <Gnea> josephseraos: yes, you will need an 8GB swap partition.
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> novitololo:  /dev/ uses its own special internal filesystem.
[12:59] <jiltdil> how to enable port 22?
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> novitololo:  theres other entries that also have 'none' as their fs.
[12:59] <Gnea> jiltdil: install openssh-server
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  install the ssh server if you want ssh access
[12:59] <ouyes> I doubt that there is something wrong with my vga driver chipset ati 3470 (thinkpad t400 laptop), when I am playing a file ,using vlc, the image stops from time to time, DO I NEED to replace the driver?
[12:59] <novitololo> Dr_Willis: alright.
[12:59] <soreau> novitololo: none means it isnt mounted, but it is relevant information df outputs
[12:59] <novitololo> so, it's not mounted?
[12:59] <soreau> right
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> ouyes:  try some differnt videos. could be a codec issue. or other things causing lag.
[12:59] <novitololo> okey :)
[13:00] <novitololo> trying to learn how filesystem works in Linux
[13:00] <novitololo> pretty nice actually
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> novitololo:  /dev/ is special...
[13:00] <soreau> novitololo: Its nothing to sneeze at, linux filesystem can be exceedingly complex
[13:00] <jiltdil> thanx to all but i want to acess my computer and he has installed openssh-server but i am unable to connect to him terminal sys that connection refused by port 22
[13:00] <novitololo> ok
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  local lan? or over the internet? have him see if he can ssh into his box locally.
[13:01] <jiltdil> sorry i want to acess my friends computer
[13:01] <soreau> novitololo: Some are directories on the hard drive, others like /proc and /dev are special
[13:01] <Gnea> jiltdil: it has to be running, check ps axf
[13:01] <bonjoyee> is it possible to restore grub for a 64bit OS using 32bit recovery cd (clonezilla)?
[13:01] <jiltdil> Dr_willis:in WAN
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:   you mean over the internet then?  not a local LAN.
[13:01] <jiltdil> Dr_Wilis:yes
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  could be his isp or router is blocking the port. or not forwarding it to the right box.
[13:01] <jiltdil> Dr_willis:he has installed openssh-server
[13:02] <Gnea> jiltdil: who is he?
[13:02] <jiltdil> Dr-willis:how to enable that
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  router settings - check them.
[13:02] <ouyes> Dr_Willis, thank you
[13:02] <jiltdil> gnea:my friend i want to take some data from him he is sitting yet to connect
[13:03] <Gnea> he should do: sudo service openssh-server start
[13:03] <Gnea> jiltdil: ^^^
[13:03] <jonsaint> hi all. i know firefox 4 is out now, when will it be put on the update manager???
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  on your friends machine. see if he can 'ssh localhost' also - to verify the ssh server is working.
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> jonsaint:  theres PPA's out for it now. Not sure if it will ever appear in the backports/offical repos
[13:04] <iceroot> jonsaint: never
[13:04] <Gnea> !ff4 | jonsaint
[13:04] <erUSUL> yudi1: sorry was away for a while. if you upgraded to 10.04 you probably are using grub2 which does not use menu.lst
[13:04] <erUSUL> !grub2 | yudi1
[13:04] <jonsaint> cheers all for the info!
[13:04] <novitololo> any good sys admin tutorial u guys recommend?
[13:04] <hu> yeah
[13:04] <hu> hylide
[13:05] <hu> fluorescent tactical anthenian steps
[13:05] <bonjoyee> is it possible to restore grub for a 64bit OS using 32bit recovery cd (clonezilla)?
[13:05] <hu> away
[13:05] <Gnea> hu: ???
[13:06] <soreau> novitololo: Try tldp.org/LDP/sag/
[13:06] <soreau> when its actually working
[13:07] <jiltdil> Dr_Willis:asking for yes/no
[13:09] <keksi> hi could someone help me with blender? It stopped working and says that I have no GLX. It was working perfectly yesterday
[13:10] <bonjoyee> keksi: any system changes/updates since it last worked?
[13:10] <keksi> no nothing
[13:10] <adi_ph> hi
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  clarify what you mean.
[13:10] <adi_ph> how to launch on screen keyboard in lucid?
[13:10] <adi_ph> help?
[13:10] <erUSUL> keksi: problem with your graphics drivers? do you use nvidia? ati? how did you installed thedrivers?
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> keksi:  check your video card drivers.
[13:11] <keksi> I have intel driver
[13:11] <jiltdil> Dr_willis:when he use ssh local host it is saying for connection yes and no and after yes password asked but when he enters password it is said connection refused
[13:12] <keksi> and just checked that glx gears wont work as well
[13:12] <wehe> I seem to have a problem with name resolution since I changed my ip address setup to static. Is this the correct channel to ask for help? (Ubuntu 10.04.1)
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  he may want to pastebin the full error message. also he may want to check/clean out his known_hosts file depending on the exact message
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> !ssh | jiltdil
[13:13] <jiltdil> Dr_willis:ok thanx
[13:13] <keksi> anything I could try
[13:13] <nerdshell> jiltdil : try removing ~/.ssh/know-hosts
[13:13] <terry> keksi: How did  you get the intel?  What does /etc/X11/xorg.conf say?  Let us see:  pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf  Which intel chip do you have?
[13:13] <erUSUL> keksi: install pastebinit and do « pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com /var/log/Xorg.0.log »
[13:13] <jiltdil> nerdshell:ok thanx
[13:13] <erUSUL> keksi: post the url you get here
[13:13] <adi_ph> how to launch on screen keyboard in lucid?
[13:14] <terry> erUSUL: keksi Or just pastebniit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:14] <soreau> adi_ph: Go to sys>prefs>main menu>applications>universal access and enable onboard. Find it in your menu afterward
[13:15] <nerdshell> !WUBI
[13:15] <soreau> adi_ph: Or, just run onboard from your terminal or Alt+F2 run dialog
[13:15] <adi_ph> soreau, yeah. that worked. thank you! :-)
[13:15] <soreau> adi_ph: You are welcome :)
[13:17] <josephseraos> Gnea, 8GB? Why?
[13:17] <fantomas> Hi all. I can't get Compose Key or Third level Key work at all. I followed these instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComposeKey but whenever I press AktGr - no symbols are shown when I type. Any ideas?
[13:17] <fantomas> 10.10
[13:18] <josephseraos> soreau, Mu Ubuntu doesn't xorg.conf
[13:19] <josephseraos> soreau, My Ubuntu doesn't have xorg.conf
[13:19] <family> opa
[13:19] <family> e ai
[13:20] <oCean> !br | family
[13:20] <TheNumb> !pl
[13:20] <TheNumb> Wow ^^
[13:21] <jiltdil> Dr_Willis:how to change title name ubuntu
[13:22] <josephseraos> Gnea, I'm going to put it to sleep and try to observe if light blinks
[13:23] <nightcrow> hiya guys
[13:23] <nightcrow> i typed uname -a and it says x86_64 does this mean I am running 64 bit or 32 bit?
[13:23] <jiltdil> how to change title name ubuntu in login?
[13:23] <nightcrow> jiltdil: title name?
[13:23] <keksi> ok I'm back after a crash and the url is http://paste.ubuntu.com/588914/
[13:24] <jiltdil> nightcrow:64bit
[13:24] <oCean> nightcrow: 64
[13:24] <nightcrow> thanks guys
[13:25] <josephseraos> Gnea, I can't to have swap. I have three partitions for rWindow$, one for Document, two for ubuntu and one for Debian. I don't use the Hibernate recourse
[13:25] <ruan> !swap
[13:25] <ruan> josephseraos: above link explains what swap is needed for
[13:26] <ruan> josephseraos: how much ram do you have?
[13:27] <novitololo> I've a question: when try to identify myself as root, doing su.  When it asks for the password, I don't know why should I write because in the installation process it just asked for the password of my user.
[13:28] <keksi> can anyone help me with blender? it wont start anymore and says I have no glx
[13:28] <ElNota> novitololo: admin pass and root pass is the same in ubuntu
[13:29] <novitololo> ElNota: I try su myusername
[13:29] <novitololo> and it works
[13:29] <novitololo> but if I try su
[13:29] <novitololo> alone I'm trynig to identify as root right?
[13:29] <ElNota> novitololo: to identify as root you have to use "sudo su"
[13:30] <llutz> "sudo -i"
[13:31] <novitololo> ElNota: ok.  But if I want to identify as a "normal" user.  I do su username right?.  Why you have to put sudo in that case?
[13:31] <erUSUL> keksi: you said you have intel but is see nvidia driver loading in you log ; how come ?
[13:31] <oCean> novitololo: sudo -u username -i
[13:31] <josephseraos> Gnea, I put it to sleep, using suspend, and works normal
[13:32] <erUSUL> keksi: lspci | grep -i vga
[13:34] <erUSUL> keksi: paste you /etc/X11/xorg.conf if you have one
[13:35] <searching> swap partition END or Begging?
[13:35] <novitololo> I've another question... I'm pretty new to administration tasks in Ubuntu.  What's the best way to check which partitions / mounts and other do I have in my system?
[13:36] <haqe17> novitololo: u can just type mount in a terminal, it lists all mounted stuff by default
[13:36] <pingped> slm
[13:36] <novitololo> mount
[13:36] <novitololo> ok
[13:36] <erUSUL> keksi: go to synaptic and search for packages related to nvidia. remove/purge averything you have installed
[13:37] <searching> end or begging on swap partition?
[13:37] <erUSUL> keksi: system>admin...>synaptic
[13:38] <root____> [Amarok] [title: Everyday Struggle] [artist: The Notorious B.I.G.] [album: Ready to Die] [bitrate: >9000]
[13:39] <root____> sorry
[13:39] <pingped> Do you have to turk
[13:40] <phoenixsampras> help!! i have Rewrite engine on, on .htaccess, but still friendly links are disabled!! SOS
[13:40] <oCean> !tr | pingped
[13:40] <oCean> phoenixsampras: maybe try #httpd?
[13:41] <novitololo> If I've a partition in ReiserFS and I wanna change it to ext4, it's enough to umount it and change the /etc/fstab to ext4?
[13:41] <llutz> novitololo: you have to create a new filesystem before changing /etc/fstab
[13:42] <novitololo> umount, create filesystem in the partition, change fstab, right?
[13:42] <tapas> since i removed the slim login manager no login manager starts at all anymore
[13:42] <llutz> novitololo: yes
[13:42] <tapas> i have to sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start && exit to start it
[13:43] <tapas> is there a way to reactivate gdm?
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  clarify what you mean by 'title name'
[13:43] <novitololo> but, it's always necessary to modify fstab?
[13:43] <tapas> i remember from older ubuntu version that there was a dialog to choose with login manager to use whenever one was installed or uninstalled
[13:43] <llutz> novitololo: if you explicit set a fs-entry there, yes
[13:43] <tapas> is there a way to manually run this?
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> tapas:  you mean 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm' ?
[13:43] <oidjfidjsfsoij> pow
[13:44] <llutz> novitololo: if 3rd field "auto" and no fs-specific options were given, no change is needed
[13:44] <tapas> Dr_Willis: thanks.
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> tapas:   its better to use the service command these days. instead of the /etc/init.d/XXXX method
[13:44] <jiltdil> Dr_willis: just something like in /boot/grub/grub.conf in redhat to change the name redhat so in ubuntu where to edit
[13:44] <tapas> Dr_Willis: interestingly enough it still lists slim..
[13:44] <searching> dual boot need 2 swap partition?
[13:44] <tapas> Dr_Willis: i guess the post-remove script in the package is maybe broken?
[13:44] <novitololo> alright
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  you dont edit grub.cfg by hand. You edit the proper files in /etc/default/grub and /etc/grub.d/*
[13:44] <llutz> searching: dual boot what? 2 linux, no
[13:45] <searching> yes 2 linux
[13:45] <llutz> searching: both can use same swap
[13:45] <edwinkcw> I want to set up a drop box like server, is there any solution for me?
[13:45] <sphenxes> is there any other ebook library management than calibre?
[13:45] <jiltdil> Dr_willis:thanx
[13:45] <searching> first desktop and second server
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> searching:  2 linux installs can share the same swap partition. but hibernate./susend may get broken doing that.
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> searching:  You do realize you can just install whatever sevices you need on a desktop install..
[13:45] <llutz> why does one dualboot server...?
[13:45] <josephseraos> Gnea, soreau, iceroot : When I waked up, I open laptop lip. The system tried open graphics environment, And there was a message, But I can't read. Where Ubuntu saves its LOGs?
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> josephseraos:  /var/logs
[13:46] <iceroot> josephseraos: /var/log/syslog
[13:46] <searching> ok thanks
[13:48] <ariel_> when you plug in a usb drive it auto mounts it and puts it on the desktop, where can I see the actual mount name for it?
[13:48] <rypervenche> Is there anyway to extract a tar file and somehow keep track of where it places folders and files so when I no longer want them I can remove them all in one fell swoop, like a def package?
[13:48] <rypervenche> deb*
[13:49] <iceroot> ariel_: df -h
[13:49] <josephseraos> where can I to know what time I turned on my laptop?
[13:50] <ariel_> iceroot, t/y was looking for it in the /mnt but it put it in the /media
[13:50] <Tamago> josephseraos: type "uptime"
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  normally a tar archive extracts to a single directory. you then put things where you want.
[13:51] <josephseraos> Tamago,  09:51:38 up  1:23,  2 users,  load average: 1.10, 0.91, 0.78
[13:52] <josephseraos> 1h23min?
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  i would be very leary of tar archives that want to extract to / or other system dirs.
[13:52] <iceroot> josephseraos: running 1 hour 23 minutes
[13:52] <bob__> how do I access a device like sdb1 or sr0 on a terminal prompt?
[13:52] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: Yes, but unfortunately this one extracts to / , it is the only way to get the game to work. I have check the folders, but I really don't want to have to clean it up once I am done. Is there anyway?
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> bob__:  you mount it somewhere. then access its mount pount
[13:52] <iceroot> bob__: mount it first
[13:53] <desmond> how do I access my windows files from ubuntu? I installed ubuntu from windows so I can't do mount -t ntfs smth smth
[13:53] <desmond> any idea?
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  i would consider a differnt game then.
[13:53] <bob__> thanks
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  i cant imagine somthing packaged in such a weird way. what game is this?
[13:53] <desmond> how do I access my windows files from ubuntu? I installed ubuntu from windows so I can't do mount -t ntfs smth smth
[13:53] <desmond> any idea?
[13:53] <pipo> hi guys; anybody using kde 4.6?
[13:53] <Kondry> yeah
[13:53] <desmond> ok so help me
[13:54] <desmond> how do I access my windows files from ubuntu? I installed ubuntu from windows so I can't do mount -t ntfs smth smth
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> desmond:  from 'within' windows - via wubi.  Compiled with Python version 2.6.6.
[13:55] <keksi> Checking for installed Python... got it!
[13:55] <keksi> intern/ghost/intern/GHOST_WindowX11.cpp:177: X11 glxChooseVisual() failed for OpenGL, verify working openGL system!
[13:55] <keksi> X Error of failed request:  BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)
[13:55] <keksi>   Major opcode of failed request:  18 (X_ChangeProperty)
[13:55] <FloodBot1> keksi: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:55] <keksi>   Resource id in failed request:  0x198b2900
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> desmond:  the command is 'mount'
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> desmond:  see whats mounted where.
[13:55] <BBgamer> Hey Ubuntulings
[13:55] <pipo> how can i put back this nice feature under KDE? (like a nice menu in the middle o the screen, mpade by widgets; but everything appeared simultaneaously
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> pipo:  theres the #kubuntu channel   they know more about kde then most people in here.
[13:56] <m|kael> hello, how do i reset my MYSQL root password in ubuntu server?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> pipo:  theres so many kde widgits.. it gets confuseing.
[13:56] <BBgamer> I'm on my new dual-boot i setup yesterday.
[13:56] <jrib> m|kael: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MysqlPasswordReset
[13:57] <pipo> Dr_Willis, ok thanks!
[13:57] <m|kael> thank you
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  i cant even get it to download.
[13:57] <raven> how to start a sh script at startup?
[13:57] <llutz> raven: add it to /etc/rc.local
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> raven:  if you install the ssh service.. it should allready do that.
[13:58]  * Dr_Willis miss read sh  -ssh
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> :)
[13:58] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: The download link goes here, http://72dpiarmy.supersanctuary.net/viewtopic.php?t=10241
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> raven:  what does the script do?
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  i found the links at the site. but the 2 mirrors are not working.
[13:58] <raven> Dr_Willis, it starts rsync
[13:58] <josephseraos> iceroot, does '/var/log/syslog' saves only errs?
[13:58] <iceroot> josephseraos: no
[13:58] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: That's not the right link. It's 1.8
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  that doenload seems to be for slackware 13 also.. slackware DOES use tar.gz as its 'package manager' system.
[13:59] <josephseraos> iceroot, Look: Is this normal? Apr  3 07:56:46 joseph-laptop anacron[27044]: Can't find sendmail at /usr/sbin/sendmail, not mailing output
[13:59] <raven> Dr_Willis, i entered it to preferences/start applications with the command sh script.sh but top tells me that there is nothing starting
[13:59] <iceroot> josephseraos: its not critical
[13:59] <keksi> could someone help me start blender. when I try to start it at terminal all i get is error
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> raven:  theres a differance btween when the system starts up. (rc.local) and when a user logis in. (your start apps preferances)
[13:59] <Polah> keksi: Telling us what the error is would help
[14:00] <raven> Dr_Willis, i need it to start when the user logs in because i need the encrypted home folder
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> raven:  you normally make the script executable.. then you dont need the 'sh foo.sh'   just 'foo.sh'
[14:01] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: I got the game to work by extracting it to the / folder, but I would rather have a nicer way of doing it. I'm going to have to manually delete each folder/file when/if I no longer want it. I couldn't get the source code to compile either. Not sure if it is my fault or not.
[14:01] <raven> Dr_Willis, that could be the problem ill try that
[14:01] <BajK> ah, I think I now know why DeVeDe faled to create the dvd structure. I just noticed that the file was too big. IT was 116% of the DVD's size. But well, it should have just said in the first place instead of failing after an hour of converting
[14:01] <josephseraos> iceroot, nice.. I found some lines saying ERROR around when I waked up.
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  thats how slackware packages work.  simple tar archives that exactact to /
[14:02] <josephseraos> iceroot, where can I post some lines to irc?
[14:02] <iceroot> !paste | josephseraos
[14:03] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: The source code should work if I compile it though, right? It gives me an error when I try to ./configure :/
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  theres could be dozens of dev, or other packages you need to compile stuff.
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  the game dosent really install a lot of weird stuff.. most all of it is in /usr/share/gamnes/ it seems
[14:04] <keksi> Polah: http://paste.ubuntu.com/588927/
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  you could link things from your /usr/share/ to the  game files  if you wanted
[14:05] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: http://pastebin.com/QcHwpeKJ
[14:05] <raven> Dr_Willis, no it still does not work
[14:05] <Cruciferae> quit
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  where did you get the command 'sh configure' from?
[14:06] <llutz> rypervenche: use ./configure    or "bash ./configure"
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  normal way is to do ./configure, make, make install
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  check the games docs on how to install/compile it.
[14:06] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: WellDrrypervenche@Formosa:~/下載/smw-1.8-beta2-src$ ./configure
[14:06] <rypervenche> bash: ./configure: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: 沒有此一檔案或目錄
[14:06] <rypervenche> oops, Didn't mean to paste that here
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> ^M in that line = points to me saying that the files somehow got DOS encoding on them. with exctra Carrage return/linefeeds
[14:07] <rypervenche> Oh, then I can fix that I think.
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> which could mean ALL the source is messed up from a linux point of view. Inless you covert them to Unix encoding with the dos2unix type command.
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> it could be just that one file.. may be all of them
[14:08] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: Should I try using it on them all then?
[14:08] <keksi> Pollah: so any idea what I should do?
[14:08] <ariel_> has anyone gotten thunderbird or any email client to work with M$ Exchange 2010 server?  I can't get them to work.
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> rypervenche:  if the binary works.. use that.
[14:08] <ResQue> how can i find out my motherboard chip set
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> !info hwinfo
[14:11] <Kastor_> !info unix
[14:11] <Kastor_> !info linux
[14:11] <pickett> when's new ubuntu out?
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> !release
[14:12] <pickett> thx
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> pickett:  end of the month.. the version # is the date of release. (year/m9onth)
[14:13] <m|kael> i need more help resetting the password, i followed the guide ath help.ubuntu.com. when i executed "SET PASSWORD FOR root@'localhost' = PASSWORD('password')" it said 0 rows affected. what do i do now, this is first time i try setup a web server so im kinda clueless :(
[14:13] <jrib> !away > BajK|lunch
[14:13] <rypervenche> Dr_Willis: Ok, thanks for your help :)
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  see if the new password works?
[14:13] <m|kael> Dr_Willis: how?
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  looks like you set the password to be 'password' to me....
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  how were you thiniing you needed to reset it in the first place?
[14:14] <elchi> I've got a problem.
[14:14] <Polah> keksi: Are you using additional, proprietary drivers for a graphics card?
[14:14] <elchi> How can I acces my scanner?
[14:14] <m|kael> Dr_Willis: its the MYSQL root password, and that line is just copy pasted from the help board
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  and from the looks of it.. You set the root password to be 'password' via that line.
[14:15] <Kastor_> !help windows
[14:15] <Kastor_>
[14:15] <elchi> I'm going to install SANE!
[14:15] <elchi> Bye!
[14:15] <m|kael> Dr_Willis: i changed it, but it doesnt matter, the query result was 0 rows affected
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> elchi:  i plug mine in, and use the 'xsane' or simple-scan software
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> isent sane installed by default anyway? :)
[14:15] <Kastor_> !help games
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> !fishing | Kastor_
[14:15] <josephseraos> iceroot, I pasted a few of syslog in http://paste.ubuntu.com/588931/
[14:15] <mkanyicy> m|kael, try 'mysql -u root -p' and then type your passwod at prompt
[14:16] <Kastor_> Have no idea what you're talking about but thanks
[14:16] <m|kael> mkanyicy: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[14:17] <mkanyicy> m|kael, type 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.1' and new password will required from you
[14:17] <m|kael> mkanyicy: ok, will try
[14:18] <josephseraos> iceroot, I think the err init around line 100
[14:18] <jg3> Where I could find a good/running/updated tutorial for a shared addressbook with OpenLDAP (v3 style)?
[14:19] <m|kael> mkanyicy: how do i stop the current mysql process then?
[14:19] <m|kael> mkanyicy: i mean mysqld ofc
[14:19] <mkanyicy> m|kael, sudo service mysql stop
[14:20] <mkanyicy> m|kael, followed by a 'start'
[14:20] <BajK> jrib: wasn das fürn scheiß ey, darf mer hier nix mehr machen oder was? ich hab EINMAL meinen verdammten nick geändert, EIN EINZIGES MAL un dann wirdmer hier glei rausgeworfen?! alter, der irc channel is ja noch behinderter als dieses ganze beknackte betriebssytem mit seiner beschissenen Gnome-oberfläche
[14:20] <mkanyicy> m|kael, or just 'sudo service mysql restart'
[14:21] <m|kael> mkanyicy: doesnt work, i started it using /usr/sbin/mysqld --skip-grant-tables --skip-networking according to the guilde on the forums
[14:22] <mkanyicy> m|kael, never run mysql daemon like that
[14:22] <josephseraos> !paste
[14:22] <m|kael> mkanyicy: the guide on ubuntu forums said i should start it like that to reset the password
[14:22] <sim1> can I write here for problem about Natty in beta?
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> sim1:  see #ubuntu+1
[14:22] <llutz> !natty | sim1
[14:22] <sim1> thanks
[14:23] <mkanyicy> m|kael, well stick to one thing at a time
[14:23] <mkanyicy> m|kael, stick to THAT guide and if that does not work, try what I suggested you do
[14:23] <m|kael> mkanyicy: well i cannot reconfigure it because its running, and i do not know how to stop it
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  service command is the proper way to start/stop services
[14:24] <mkanyicy> m|kael, sudo service mysql stop
[14:24] <m|kael> service mysql stop
[14:24] <m|kael> stop: Unknown instance:
[14:24] <jiltdil> Dr_willis: without using the ssh if i have the ip of any person how to shutdown or restsrt his computer?
[14:24] <m|kael> but its still running accourding to ps aux | grep mysql
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  short answer.. You dont.. unless he sets up somthing fancy
[14:25] <Gnea> m|kael: are you sure you're running the right command?
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  he could setup telnet i guess.. but thats scary. or some other service.
[14:25] <jiltdil> Dr_willis;any s/w like advance port scanner in ubuntu
[14:26] <jiltdil> Dr_willis: in LAN
[14:26] <m|kael> Gnea: yes ... i want to stop the process i started with "/usr/sbin/mysqld --skip-grant-tables --skip-networking"
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  theres port scanner software for Linux.
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> !info nmap
[14:26] <jiltdil> Dr_willis: thanx
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> m|kael:  killall mysqld    is one way.
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> very nasty way.. but one way. :)
[14:27] <extraymond> Does anybody know why my friend's Asus U31J can't boot up?
[14:27] <m|kael> Dr_Willis: will try :-)
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> since you dident start mysql via the services stuff. you proberly cant kill it via services either
[14:27] <way> me ?
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> extraymond:  given the lack of details you gave us.. no. :)
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> extraymond:  is it plugged into the wall..
[14:28] <BajK> yeah, DeVeDe worked. so the reason for "failed to create dvd structure" was just that the movie was too big for the DVD...
[14:28] <jiltdil> whai is the command using nmap to know the person OS?
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> BajK:  theres a %fill button on devede. that i find gets confused at times.. tries to makle a 140%sized disk untill i click on it and it sets back to 100% for my 4gb disks
[14:29] <mkanyicy> m|kael, sudo killall mysqld
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  nmap has literally 10000's of web pages of docs and examples/tutorials..
[14:29] <IdleOne> jiltdil: try: nmap -A -T4 scanme.nmap.org
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> jiltdil:  and several gui front ends.
[14:29] <way> sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> way:  best to use the service command these days.
[14:29] <IdleOne> jiltdil: also see man nmap for more examples
[14:29] <jiltdil> thanx Dr_willis,IdleOne
[14:30] <BajK> Dr_Willis: yep, I saw it was 116%, clicked on fit to disk or something and then it worked just fine
[14:30] <BajK> why not warn the user in the first place -.-
[14:31] <extraymond> Dr_Willis: Yes he plugged it into the wall.
[14:32] <alabd> !rar
[14:32] <m|kael> everything seems to work now, thank you for the help Dr_Willis and mkanyicy :-) you were most helpful :-)
[14:33] <mkanyicy> m|kael, no prob
[14:33] <lugkhast> extraymond: is the laptop failing to boot from an installed system or a live cd?
[14:33] <lister> what is the easiest way do you think to make a system image?
[14:33] <alabd> !info unrar-free
[14:34] <IdleOne> !msgthebot | > alabd
[14:34] <extraymond> lugkhast: In live-cd its all good. But after install and reboot, it starts to get worse.
[14:35] <dj__> is der ny1 to help me
[14:35] <lugkhast> extraymond: How, exactly? Graphical issues, network access going nuts, ...?
[14:36] <IdleOne> !ask | dj__
[14:36] <extraymond> lugkhast: Can't even boot up. Can't get in plymouth.
[14:36] <josephseraos> Gnea, I pasted a few lines of 'syslog' in http://paste.ubuntu.com/588931/
[14:36] <dj__> actually m new in ubuntu
[14:36] <unhackmee> There is a natty netbook nightly build?? Im guessing that natty desktop is the one i want for my intel netbook right?
[14:37] <alabd> IdleOne: thanks
[14:37] <dj__> i dont how to compile c program plz dont mind even i dont knw which irc should use plzz guide me
[14:37] <erUSUL> dj__: your own programs?
[14:38] <lugkhast> extraymond: The output of "lspci -nn" may get you more help from others in the channel who are familiar with the hardware
[14:38] <dj__> ya my own programs
[14:38] <lugkhast> extraymond: use http://paste.ubuntu.com/ :)
[14:40] <Gnea> josephseraos: you have no physical swap memory, therefore it won't hibernate correctly.
[14:40] <dj__> i dont how to compile c program plz dont mind even i dont knw which irc should use plzz guide me
[14:40] <josephseraos> Gnea, But I'm not using hibernate
[14:40] <Gnea> josephseraos: but it's trying to use hibernate
[14:41] <andyc321> Anyone have any luck with a GeForce 310M? I have tried various nvidia driver versions and they all give me a black screen (although they start up), I tried a custom EDID I found in the ununtu forum , this gave me some output but it was noise (with stripes).  The host is a sony vaio S13 laptop.
[14:41] <Gnea> m|kael: if you didn't start mysql with the initscript/service, then you can't stop it with the initscript/service
[14:42] <josephseraos> Gnea, Whu is it trying using it? It's on Electric current, and have a battery. There's no why to hibernate. It's not programmed.
[14:42] <awanti>  Hi. I am running ubuntu 10.04 with samba pdc. Samba clients are windows xp & 7. Every thing is working perfect. But I am unable to restrict users to change the settings. Plz. even can guide me :)
[14:42] <extraymond> lugkhast: My friend can't get that done. But here is the hardware specification. http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=qcgJ2RirwkZL7Hpa
[14:42] <Gnea> josephseraos: are you sure?
[14:43] <Gnea> josephseraos: are you on 10.04 or 10.10?
[14:43] <josephseraos> Yeah. I am.
[14:43] <josephseraos> I'm in 10.04 64-bit
[14:43] <erUSUL> awanti: /join #samba ?
[14:43] <Gnea> josephseraos: can you take a screenshot of your power management preferences
[14:44] <andai> Hi. I just revived my old computer. It's running 9.10. What's the best way to upgrade?
[14:44] <awanti> ok
[14:44] <josephseraos> Gnea, Where I paste my screenshot?
[14:44] <Gnea> !screenshot
[14:45] <dj__>  i dont how to compile c program plz dont mind even i dont knw which irc should use plzz guide me
[14:46] <oCean> dj__: maybe start in channel ##programming?
[14:46] <LjL> dj__: i think you've been pointed to !compile several times before
[14:46] <josephseraos> Gnea, Where do I post my screenshot?
[14:46] <josephseraos> !past
[14:46] <LjL> dj__: anyway ##linux and ##c (and perhaps ##programming) are good candidates
[14:46] <josephseraos> !paste
[14:46] <oCean> andai: why upgrade and not a new install?
[14:47] <andai> oCean: That's exactly why i was asking :P
[14:47] <andai> i heard upgrades are messy
[14:47] <lugkhast> extraymond: try to ask your friend if the issues don't happen if, after an install, he doesn't install the proprietary nVidia driver
[14:47] <oCean> andai: well, they can be.
[14:47] <oCean> !install | andai
[14:47] <andai> if i do a new install, can i copy over my home folder?
[14:48] <extraymond> lugkhast: He can't get in to Plymouth after a fresh install. And by the way, he's using version 10.04.
[14:48] <neutron> saludos gente!!!
[14:48] <xangua> andai: if you mean to keep your setting, onlu if you have your home in a diferent partition
[14:48] <erUSUL> !es | neutron
[14:48] <erUSUL> andai: sure
[14:49] <ifewalter> ancedai: but you have to re install all your applications
[14:49] <erUSUL> andai: if it is in a diferent partition or you can backup it somewhere the new intall wont touch it ...
[14:49] <erUSUL> !clone | andai related
[14:50] <neutron> what do you think about ubuntu 11.04
[14:50] <neutron> ?
[14:50] <lugkhast> extraymond: I'm clueless now, try asking him to try a newer version
[14:50] <oCean> neutron: still beta and discussed in #ubuntu+1
[14:51] <lugkhast> extraymond: I'm on an Asus K42Ja with 11.04 because WiFi doesn't work on 10.10, for example
[14:51] <neutron> all right,
[14:51] <ronak> Dembaş
[14:51] <ronak> Kesekî kurmancîaxêv dî nav we de heye gelo:)
[14:51] <mrdeb> wifi should work with te right driver
[14:51] <josephseraos> Gnea, There are Three screenshots:  http://imagebin.org/146409 ,  http://imagebin.org/146410   and  http://imagebin.org/146411
[14:52] <oCean> !tr | ronak
[14:52] <extraymond> lugkhast: THX for your hearty effort. I'm trying to do this http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/ . Is this suitable for this workaround?
[14:53] <ronak> Saxolasin <oCean>
[14:53] <josephseraos> Gnea, thanks it in English. haha, but I'm Brazilian, sorry my bad English =)
[14:53] <ori0n> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a motherboard RAID0, goes well until I shutdown the PC, then the RAID is broken and I cannot boot
[14:53] <ori0n> any ideas what im doing wrong?
[14:53] <erUSUL> !fakeraid
[14:53] <erUSUL> ori0n: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[14:54] <ori0n> ok thanks I'll have a look
[14:54] <lugkhast> extraymond: That's for making bootup prettier I think
[14:55] <siddhantchd> hey guys need help
[14:55] <siddhantchd> http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/linux-distributions/linux-distributions4-ubuntu/229-installation-canon-lbp2900-on-linux
[14:56] <siddhantchd> i m installing my printer by method 1
[14:56] <keksi> opengl wont work glxgears said  Error: couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual
[14:56] <siddhantchd> but when i m running captstatusui -P LBP2900 it shows port is beng used by another device
[14:56] <siddhantchd> wht can i do
[15:00] <Oimel> hello
[15:01] <Oimel> could someone help me out plz?
[15:01] <ruan> how would i tell if someone is leeching off my wifi?
[15:01] <LjL> ruan: your wifi AP's webpage probably has a list of who's connected
[15:01] <s3r3n1t7> ruan, IP's given out by your router that aren't yours for example
[15:01] <keksi> opengl wont work glxgears said  Error: couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual
[15:02] <s3r3n1t7> Oimel, we might if you tell us the problem.
[15:02] <ruan> darn. another reason why i hate my isp
[15:02] <m0e> ruan, ping bcast ip and check your arp table :P
[15:02] <ruan> bcast?
[15:02] <siddhantchd> anyone there who can help
[15:02] <siddhantchd> ??
[15:02] <m0e> broadcast.. ex: ping -b <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:03] <m0e> I'm assuming you are on the same subnet
[15:03] <nickor> im checking for palimpsest to check my drive for errors, i can not tell if it is included in ubuntu 10.10. can anyone confirm it is or is not?
[15:03] <ruan> what does (DUP!) mean?
[15:03] <Oimel> I've got an Wireless Adapter with rtl8191s chipset wich was recognized by lsusb but is not mounted in the network interfaces. How can i use this wireless adapter
[15:03] <Oimel> ?
[15:03] <ruan> ah
[15:03] <ruan> duplicate
[15:03] <erUSUL> nickor: it should be
[15:03] <Oimel> sry for my bad english
[15:04] <FunnyLookinHat> All of a sudden I can't connect via SSH to any of the servers I used to work on - however if I boot back into windows on this same box, I can do so just fine via PuTTY - any idea on how to fix that??
[15:04] <nickor> Usul, can you tell me where it is located?
[15:04] <ruan> should've looked at my router lights
[15:04] <m0e> check your firewall?
[15:05] <ruan> no, my router has lights that indicate if bandwidth is passing
[15:05] <erUSUL> nickor: in menus? system>admin...>disk utility
[15:05] <nickor> ive been looking all night, im a newb
[15:05] <josephseraos> Gnea, Did you see?
[15:05] <erUSUL> FunnyLookinHat: what is the error? ssh -vvvv should have some clues
[15:05] <FunnyLookinHat> m0e, firestarter only limits inbound, not outbound..  right ?
[15:05] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, what happens when you try ssh?
[15:06] <Oimel> I've got an Wireless Adapter with rtl8191s chipset wich was recognized by lsusb but is not mounted in the network interfaces. How can i use this wireless adapter?
[15:06] <m0e> no idea.. havent used firestarter before
[15:06] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, After I enter my password it just hangs... no matter what server or connection...
[15:06] <ruan> Oimel: does it work if you use wicd?
[15:06] <ruan> !info wicd
[15:06] <Oimel> nope
[15:06] <ruan> hmm
[15:07] <edbian> nickor: The Ubuntu menu calls it 'disk utility' I believe it's in applications -> system tools
[15:07] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, The last message that -vvvv prints is "debug2: channel 0: request window-change confirm 0" - and then it just sits there with a blinking cursor (not a bash shell)
[15:07] <nickor> i found the disk util and dont see that particular app
[15:07] <nickor> when i try to do read / write benchmark test i get errs
[15:08] <nickor> which im only assuming is helping
[15:08] <nickor> i just want to find out what part of the drive is bad
[15:08] <edbian> nickor: What kind of errors?  THe program is bugging or it is finding errors on your harddrive.
[15:08] <nickor> and block it off so i dont use it
[15:08] <edbian> nickor: disk utility IS palimpsest
[15:08] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, Is it possible you have a dialog box asking for a password to unlock your keychain under other windows?
[15:08] <nickor> ok sorry for newbness
[15:08] <edbian> nickor: 'block it off'  ?
[15:08] <edbian> nickor: No worries.  It's confusing I admit
[15:08] <nickor> well id like to tell my machine to not use it if it is damaged
[15:08] <nickor> i have to run to a job site
[15:08] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, errr - maybe?  I've never had that happen before...  I entered the password in the console.
[15:08] <nickor> but thank you for help
[15:09] <edbian> nickor: Have a good day!
[15:09] <nickor> ill be back later if you guys dont mind helping
[15:09] <Araneidae> Has anybody else have Chrome lose the ability to run Flash in the last week?
[15:09] <nickor> you too!
[15:09] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, yeah no...
[15:09] <Araneidae> Runs just fine in Firefox
[15:09] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, I guess I could try to re-install openssh-client... but I doubt that'll do much.  Maybe if I purge it ?
[15:10] <edbian> nickor: general rule.  we NEVER mind helping :)
[15:10] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, Oh and I don't know if this helps - but the console is completely locked up... Control+C won't even exit SSH.  I have to close it with the X in the top left.
[15:10] <DrPoO> I'm trying to ssh into my desktop with my correct username/password but I am getting a "Failed password for invalid user...." in my /var/log/auth.log. Any ideas?
[15:11] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, I don't know. When you are there hung up waiting, is there a connection for your ssh connection to that host listed in netstat; netstat | less
[15:11] <UnReaL4> hey
[15:11] <UnReaL4> anybody
[15:11] <extraymond> lugkhast: That's it. Going to try higher version. THX!!!
[15:11] <Oimel> I've got an Wireless Adapter with rtl8191s chipset wich was recognized by lsusb but is not mounted in the network interfaces. How can i use this wireless adapter?
[15:12] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: are you using the proper "ssh username@ipaddress" format? or just "ssh ipaddress"?
[15:12] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, "tcp        0     64 funnylookinhat-Th:39172 IPADDRESSHERE:ssh     ESTABLISHED"
[15:12] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, for either case it failes
[15:12] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, however i am able to login to my computer locally, its ssh the problem
[15:13] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, I guess I'll try to purge openssh-client
[15:13] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, So you are making the connection, that should rule out a routing or firewall problem...
[15:13] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, I'm out of ideas  :)
[15:13] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, Yeah - oh I'm sure of that..
[15:13] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, its also happens for all users on the computer... not just mine
[15:13] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat,  Have you tried ssh -vv  to see what messages you get about ssh trying to make the connection?
[15:14] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: can you connect to ssh on that machine using "ssh user@localhost"?
[15:14] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, nope
[15:14] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, http://pastebin.com/8JPvQ8nV
[15:14] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, That is everything after I enter the password
[15:15] <s3r3n1t7> DrPoO, do you use a firewall? If so, which one? If not, can you pastebin your iptables?
[15:15] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, I'll look at it
[15:15] <larious> Still yet I need help on how to install sun java
[15:15] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[15:15] <tehnef> larious: still?
[15:15] <tehnef> larious: there used to be a package for it.
[15:15] <larious> Still yet I need help on how to install sun java, someone please help me for sun java for lucid
[15:15] <bonjoyee> DrPoO:what is the error on the local machine?
[15:15] <ruan> larious: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[15:15] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, do you use a firewall? If so, which one? If not, can you pastebin your iptables?            DrPoO wrong nick, apology
[15:16] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, I have firestarter installed, but it hasn't interferred before... (iptables on the way)
[15:16] <larious> ruan: bros I want to install it offline with .deb package
[15:16] <erUSUL> !java | larious
[15:16] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, i've had similar issues where the firewall was indeed the cause of it
[15:16] <erUSUL> !offline | larious
[15:17] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, err - where is that file located on Ubuntu ?
[15:17] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, i dont have any firewalls
[15:17] <larious> cos I cant use that get-apt cos my ubuntu is offline
[15:17] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: what is the error on that desktop?
[15:17] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, http://pastebin.com/XeQWdtmj
[15:17] <FunnyLookinHat> !iptables
[15:17] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, And this happens with multiple computers you try to ssh into? Multiple accounts? It looks to me like your computer has been talking to the other side and is authenticated.
[15:17] <ruan> larious: use -d, it will only download the deb packages
[15:17] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, it's the backend of firestarter, should be somethign like iptables --list or the likes
[15:17] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, It happens with ANY ssh connection.
[15:17] <tehnef> larious: did you follow these instructions? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html
[15:18] <ruan> larious: sudo apt-get -d install sun-java6-jre
[15:18] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, i cant log in using ssh ....
[15:18] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, couldnt i simply reinstall ssh and see ?
[15:18] <jsjgruber_> FunnyLookinHat, I'm out of ideas. I'm sorry.
[15:18] <h4ckxb0x> ^_^
[15:18] <larious> ruan: am offline on ubuntu but online with my xp, my modem cant connect on it without java
[15:19] <tehnef> larious: did you follow these instructions? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html
[15:19] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: yes...but whats the error for "ssh localhost" on the ssh server?
[15:19] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, IPTables dump: http://pastebin.com/w57gZjYT
[15:19] <FunnyLookinHat> jsjgruber, No worries....  I am too.  :)
[15:19] <bonjoyee> larious: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/linux_install.xml#selfextracting
[15:19] <h4ckxb0x> i make my own browser in visual basic 6.0... it is very cool...
[15:20] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, where would I see that? Currently all i know is that in /var/log/auth.log Im getting a Failed password for invalid user ...
[15:20] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: on the desktop that is acting as the ssh server?
[15:20] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, yes
[15:21] <bonjoyee> DrPoO: ok...open a terminal on that desktop..and type "ssh localhost"...and then give the error..
[15:21] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, Im also seeing a User USERNAME from amon not allowed because not listed in AllowUsers
[15:21] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, googling tells me that firestarter may actually block that connection. Could you flush your iptables and keep firestarter disable, then try again to connect?
[15:21] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, VERY strange - I can SSH into a box on my local network, but not outside....
[15:22] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, sure one sec
[15:22] <Laurenceb> hi
[15:22] <Laurenceb> do i need a swap partition?
[15:22] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, that actually makes sense
[15:22] <m|kael> how do i enable apache2 to give each user a own server/~username directory in ubuntu server?
[15:22] <DrPoO> bonjoyee, When I open a terminal and go "ssh localhost" I type my password and get a "Permission denied, please try again"
[15:22] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, Yeah I just looked at the rules, hah
[15:23] <tehnef> DrPoO: are you trying to do something special? ssh generally works right out of the box once you install it
[15:23] <larious> I only beed sun java .deb package
[15:23] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, good :) does it work with a flushed iptables?
[15:23] <BluesKaj> Laurenceb, depends on how much RAM , above 6G there's not much point
[15:23] <Crum> ubuntu is what the hoes call me
[15:23] <tehnef> larious: follow the instructions
[15:24] <DrPoO> tehnef, nothing special... just want to login remotely
[15:24] <Laurenceb> i see
[15:24] <DrPoO> tehnef, it was working...
[15:24] <bonjoyee> larious: why is it so..the link i gave works just perfectly for me...
[15:24] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, I just did sudo iptables --flush, and now it can't resolve anything...
[15:24] <larious> bonjoyee: am new to linux
[15:24] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, dump iptables again please to pastebin
[15:25] <larious> bonjoyee: DO I need to complie it and install
[15:25] <tehnef> DrPoO: 'sudo apt-get purge openssh-server;sudo apt-get install openssh-server'
[15:25] <BluesKaj> Laurenceb, below 4G , 1.5 times your RAM is a good rule
[15:25] <bonjoyee> larious: but all the instructions there are clear..nope those are binary packages...
[15:25] <larious> bonjoyee:
[15:25] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, you'll also need to reset the default permissions on the seperate chains
[15:25] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, as you would expect: http://pastebin.com/xXKrwrxG
[15:26] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, and you can't connect to a box outside of your network?
[15:26] <larious> bonjoyee: But no one for package X86 bit but 64 bit are the only package there
[15:26] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, and I disabled firestarter
[15:26] <DrPoO> tehnef, that fixed it....
[15:26] <DrPoO> tehnef, WEIRD!
[15:26] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, yeah still no dice.
[15:26] <DrPoO> tehnef, Thnx
[15:26] <bonjoyee> larious: there are for 32 and 64 bit..just look carefully...
[15:26] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, you can still connect to that box inside your subnet?
[15:27] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, Yeah - just did it again fine.
[15:27] <Jesus> does anyone know in where does skype store the hash for the password?
[15:27] <tehnef> DrPoO: yep :) most likely you edited a config and broke something. less likely is one of the files got corrupted somehow.
[15:27] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, does it show anythin different this time with -vv ?
[15:27] <larious> bonjoyee: http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp
[15:27] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, I would suspect my router, except that I can connect fine through windows via PuTTY
[15:27] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, checking..
[15:27] <tehnef> DrPoO: in case you don't know, the purge function removes the package and all related files
[15:27] <bonjoyee> larious: ?
[15:28] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, looks about the same: http://pastebin.com/XxpmN8N7
[15:28] <xangua> !java | larious
[15:28] <larious> bonjoyee: I dnt see anyone for 32 bit
[15:28] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, hmm ... do you have any sort of firewall on the router? That might block ACK?
[15:28] <bonjoyee> larious: http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/download/AutoDL?BundleId=47143
[15:28] <dude1234> does anyone know where does skype store the hash for the password?
[15:30] <llutz> dude1234: ~/.Skype/username/config.xml
[15:30] <leg3nd> morning everyone, Does anyone know if its possible to customize a 64bit live CD from a 32bit host machine?
[15:30] <foomor__> hi. how can i resize unity launcher icons in 11.04 beta 1?
[15:30] <xangua> !natty | foomor__
[15:30] <dude1234> llutz: is it possible that I write a program in that will brute-force it?
[15:30] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, I had SPI Firewall enabled on dd-wrt, but after disablling I had the same issue... and I can connect fine via windows on this same machine dual-booted....  so I doubt the router is the issue.
[15:30] <llutz> dude1234: idk
[15:31] <dude1234> llutz: ok then thanks which chanell is for C programmers?
[15:31] <llutz> dude1234: ##c i guess
[15:31] <ruan> dude1234: the skype login is probably protected against brute forcers
[15:31] <larious> bonjoyee: that is .bin file
[15:31] <larious> ?
[15:31] <ruan> unless you generate a hash and attempt to match it
[15:31] <bonjoyee> larious: right..
[15:31] <dude1234> ruan: nothing is protected from brute forces
[15:31] <Laurenceb> im getting an io error when trying to install
[15:32] <Laurenceb> is there a way to run the cd drive slower?
[15:32] <ruan> dude1234: ubuntu is
[15:32] <xangua> larious: how about you actualy read ubottu instructions
[15:32] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, hmm ... we ruled out the firewall and it isn't the router ... did you try to reinstall the client? If not ... then i have no clue
[15:32] <larious> bonjoyee: is it a intaller
[15:32] <novitololo> I've a question regarding to RAID. If I want to create a raid 0 with two physical devices.  The filesystem choice is related to raid 0, or to each physical device (partition) ?
[15:32] <ruan> dude1234: if you try too many passwords, it locks you out for a few minutes
[15:32] <dude1234> ruan: any proof?
[15:32] <researcher123> I have Xp & Ubuntu but the default boot is Ubuntu.How can I change the  default boot order?
[15:32] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, I'm trying that right now... :)
[15:32] <ruan> dude1234: ubuntu login, locked screen, sudo is protected
[15:32] <bonjoyee> larious: just follow the instructions i gave the link to...its pretty clear..
[15:32] <llutz> ruan: that just increases the time you need, its no protection
[15:32] <dude1234> ruan: well windows does the same
[15:32] <dude1234> ruan: xD
[15:32] <dude1234> ruan: it doesn't mean it is protected
[15:32] <ruan> llutz: it's an extreme delay though
[15:33] <leg3nd> dude1234, no it doenst by default
[15:33] <llutz> ruan: that just increases the time you need, its no protection
[15:33] <leg3nd> dude1234, you have to implement a domain policy to lock a user out
[15:33] <xangua> !startupmanager | researcher123
[15:33] <s3r3n1t7> llutz, it is a protection if you can only try a 10-15 passwords per hour
[15:33] <xangua> !info startupmanager | researcher123
[15:33] <dude1234> leg3nd: well if you try guessing passwords you won't be able to enter them anymore
[15:33] <dude1234> leg3nd: isn't that the same protection you were talking about?
[15:33] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, errr - am I going crazy?  sudo apt-get remove openssh-client just installs the package "ssh" - doesn't remove anything.... ???!
[15:34] <researcher123> ok.thanks]
[15:34] <king> #
[15:34] <dude1234> :)
[15:34] <dude1234> leg3nd: xD
[15:34] <leg3nd> dude1234, definitely, it just not enabled by default on workgroup based machines.
[15:34] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, o.o .... it only installs? not removes? Can you check the status in the package manager?
[15:34] <toomanymirrors> Morning, I've got my sister on a ubuntu laptop and apparently after her last update the nvidia driver is broken. She's run the nvidia-xconfig command with no luck. How do you recompile the driver?
[15:34] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, yea.
[15:35] <dude1234> leg3nd: if that is the case then why do brute-force cracking software for skype exists?
[15:35] <dude1234> leg3nd: do they know what we don't?
[15:35] <Guest94555> room #
[15:35] <s3r3n1t7> dude1234, not here please. This is about Ubuntu, not skype.
[15:35] <leg3nd> dude123, brute force is highly impracticle, and skypes database servers dont run windows.
[15:35] <llutz> s3r3n1t7: thats just a matter of time, it no protection a la" brute force is impossible". practically it makes brute force uninteresting, not more
[15:35] <dude1234> s3r3n1t7: ok I am sorry
[15:35] <r1tz> leg3nd: Then they run bsd?
[15:36] <leg3nd> r1tz, idk what they run, im sure not not MS SQL lol
[15:36] <dude1234> llutz: that's what I was saying any password is crack-able via bruto-foce , although the time increases exponentially
[15:36] <r1tz> lol, definitly not :D
[15:36] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, Err - in Synaptic, if I mark openssh-client for complete removal, it says it's going to remove ubuntu-desktop ???!
[15:36] <llutz> dude1234: right
[15:36] <researcher123> how to add a downloaded program on another Ubuntu system whcih dont have internet connection?
[15:36] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, yeah, because ubuntu-desktop is a meta package which doesn't actually contain software
[15:36] <xangua> !aptoncd | researcher123
[15:36] <r1tz> researcher123: transfer the file?
[15:36] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, ah
[15:36] <dude1234> llutz: the thing I don't understand is how does the bruto-force software mathc the passwords, obviously they can't try it otherwise it will be locked?
[15:37] <dude1234> llutz: any idea/
[15:37] <researcher123> xangua: thanks
[15:37] <llutz> dude1234: no idea, i'm not interested in practical hacking
[15:37] <leg3nd> anyone know if its possible to customize a 64bit live CD from a 32 bit machine?
[15:37] <s3r3n1t7> dude1234, i just asked if you would not discuss this here. Please go to #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss this.
[15:37] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, So weird - ok I reinstalled and still no dice... short of re-installing my system, I'm out of ideas.  :)
[15:37] <dude1234> s3r3n1t7: we were discussing password protection in Ubuntu
[15:38] <r1tz> leg3nd: lol, what a strange idea. maybe if you recompile everything :D who knows, might work
[15:38] <leg3nd> dude1234, look for HTTPS when you login, dont use laptops at starbucks. discussion finished.
[15:38] <dude1234> llutz: I feel stupid
[15:38] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, i have no clue then ... :(
[15:39] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, hah well thanks anyways!  I appreciate you're trying :)
[15:39] <s3r3n1t7> FunnyLookinHat, you're welcome
[15:39] <leg3nd> r1tz, yea i never have simple problems anymore unfortunately =\
[15:40] <dude1234> can there be any improvements in Ubuntu I would like to contribute?
[15:41] <dude1234> can there be any improvements in Ubuntu I would like to contribute?
[15:42] <oneliner> dude1234 a cohesive sound manager and jack server
[15:42] <larious> bonjoyee:
[15:42] <nightcrow> hiya guys, im trying to set up my first samba domain controller - im trying to duplicate an exisiting scenario.
[15:42] <nightcrow> The scenario is as follows: currently, in one of our LANs we have a samba domain controller where every single windows machine log into the domain with the same user/pass (ie. Server01 will log in with username: fleet and with password: gloop - the same will apply for Server02) additionally, they will all have the same mapped drives from our file server.
[15:42] <llutz> dude1234: maybe you'd better  ask in #ubuntu-devel
[15:42] <leg3nd> lol @ oneliner
[15:42] <oCean> dude1234: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu
[15:42] <nightcrow> i was wondering how i can accomplish this
[15:42] <coz_> dude1234,  you can  also ask in #ayatana  as well
[15:42] <dude1234> llutz: thank you so much you are very helpfull
[15:43] <nightcrow> and where would i configure the fleet/gloop settings?
[15:43] <Guest74464> im having problems getting my localhost server to work properly
[15:43] <leg3nd> Guest74464, what kind of server?
[15:43] <dude1234> for less then 10 years linux will have more users then windows
[15:43] <larious> where can i get repository cd
[15:44] <llutz> dude1234: people thought so 15 yrs ago too :)
[15:44] <nightcrow> any idea guys?
[15:44] <Guest74464> leg3nd: Apache, ive set up virtual hosts and run chmod 777 on the relevant directories
[15:44] <krux> i thought that 10 years ago LOL
[15:44] <dude1234> llutz: haha
[15:44] <Guest74464> but im getting a 403 error whenever i try to run anything
[15:44] <leg3nd> Guest74464, apache 2 on ubuntu 10.10? is the service starting correctly?
[15:44] <dude1234> llutz: well people think that if they pay money then the software is better
[15:45] <dude1234> llutz: now what if linux costs twice then the price of windows?
[15:45] <leg3nd> Guest74464, have you started the service with 'service apache2 start' or '/etc/init.d/apache2  start' ?
[15:45] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: are the files inside your home folder?
[15:45] <llutz> !ot | dude1234 lets keep it to the topic here
[15:45] <r1tz> nightcrow: How about try your luck at #samba?
[15:45] <Guest74464> leg3nd: the service is starting fine, i can run files from the default doc root, but if i try to get files in the home folder it fails
[15:45] <nightcrow> r1tz: not tried that
[15:45] <dude1234> llutz: ok
[15:45] <dude1234> llutz: ok :D
[15:45] <nightcrow> ill give it a shot
[15:45] <nightcrow> thank you r1tz
[15:45] <leg3nd> Guest74464, Your trying to access files kinda like this?  http://info-s3curity.com/scripts
[15:46] <larious> where can i get repository cd
[15:46] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: what is output of "ls -l /home"
[15:46] <dude1234> llutz: they say for entering #C i need invitation, any idea?
[15:46] <Guest74464> leg3nd: yea ive got named vhosts set up
[15:46] <llutz> dude1234:  ##c       you need to be registered/identified
[15:46] <leg3nd> Guest74464, yea you have to setup a .htaccess file for users to be able to traverse the directory
[15:46] <dude1234> llutz: ok thanks man
[15:46] <ayrton_> hey guys my iphone 3gs will not mount in ubuntu 10.10, shouldnt it work out of the box?
[15:46] <Kaan> by all
[15:47] <dude1234> llutz: how do I register lol?
[15:47] <ruan> !register
[15:47] <llutz> !register
[15:47] <r1tz> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPod ayrton_ have you seen this?
[15:47] <dude1234> !register
[15:47] <dude1234> llutz: nothing happened
[15:47] <ruan> dude1234: also, /msg nickserv help register
[15:47] <Guest74464> leg3nd: cheers, one more question even after ive run chmod 777 on the directory, im still getting crosses next to all the files in the directoy
[15:47] <r1tz> lol... *headbang*
[15:47] <llutz> !register | dude1234 follow the link
[15:48] <ruan> megaheadbang
[15:48] <hu> same thing
[15:48] <hu> bbl
[15:48] <leg3nd> Guest74464, Iv had that problem before as well.. your accessing it through HTTP right?
[15:48] <ayrton_> r1tz i use rythembox but the problem is it gives an error and says wont mount
[15:48] <Guest74464> leg3nd: correct
[15:48] <FunnyLookinHat> s3r3n1t7, OMG it just started working...  and by just I mean - I ran sudo apt-get update && updated packages... so ... who knows?  :D
[15:49] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: output of ls -l /home?
[15:49] <sysor> Anyone use 11.04 beta?
[15:49] <jrib> Guest74464: it's really doubtful that 777 permissions are appropriate
[15:49] <jrib> !away > Dink[a]
[15:49] <jrib> !permissions > Guest74464
[15:50] <Guest74464> leg3nd: yea i know its wide open, its only a dev server, id never put it into production like that
[15:50] <leg3nd> Guest74464, Man i dont seem to remember what caused that.. It happened to me a while back..
[15:50] <leg3nd> Guest74464, your htaccess file is just 'Options +Indexes"  ?
[15:50] <xangua> ayrton_:  using ios 4.2 ¿¿ try this
[15:50] <hp_> #ubuntu-tr
[15:51] <xangua> http://www.webupd8.org/2010/12/get-ios4-mountsync-working-in-ubuntu.html
[15:51] <ayrton_> i get this error while try to mount "DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)"
[15:51] <josephseraos> Gnea, Did you see anything in syslog and screenshot that I've posted?
[15:51] <ayrton_> xangua i dont know if i have ios4
[15:51] <hp_> I have to join ubuntu tr anybody can help me
[15:52] <Rob235> hey
[15:52] <r1tz> Hey
[15:52] <xangua> hp_: you are aldeady in #ubuntu
[15:52] <Rob235> anyone use virtualbox to run os x in ubuntu and know how to make it run in 32bit mode
[15:52] <leg3nd> Guest74464, Give this a try..  'chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/ && chmod -R g+rw /var/www'
[15:52] <ruan> xangua: ubuntu tr
[15:52] <ruan> !tr
[15:52] <ruan> hp_: /join #ubuntu-tr
[15:52] <hp_> ubuntu-tr
[15:52] <hp_> ?
[15:52] <ruan> hp_: /join #ubuntu-tr
[15:52] <leg3nd> Guest74464, thats assuming your still using /var/www/
[15:53] <ruan> type /join #ubuntu-tr
[15:53] <toomanymirrors> Hey, anyone know what step I'm missing to fix nvidia driver? Ran nvidia-xconfig after last update but getting this xorg error: http://dpaste.com/528338/
[15:53] <Guest74464> leg3nd: thanks ill have a look now
[15:53] <hp_> ty
[15:53] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: you cant access files under your home using apache?
[15:53] <harushimo> question about java
[15:53] <Guest74464> bonjoyee: correct
[15:53] <harushimo> I'm thinking download the sdk for android on my ubuntu machine
[15:53] <leg3nd> bonjoyee, not home, apache web directory.
[15:53] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: please paste the output of ls -l /home
[15:54] <Jasonn> I have a xubuntu computer that wont connect to a wireless network. It doesnt show the wizrad, and when i type: ifconfig in terminal, it desnt show wlan0
[15:54] <leg3nd> bonjoyee, youve asked the same thing like 4 times which doesnt pertain to his problem at all..
[15:54] <harushimo> is the version I have will it work with the sdk of android or do I need to go oracle website and download it?
[15:54] <Guest74464> leg3nd: should have clarified im running named vhosts pointing to a dir under home
[15:54] <Guest74464> bonjoyee: http://pastebin.com/LWfANCT6
[15:54] <leg3nd> Guest74464, ahh
[15:54] <bonjoyee> leg3nd: see that?
[15:54] <leg3nd> bonjoyee, yea wasnt aware sorry, might wanna use -a too then
[15:55] <hp_> how can set a start up disk in usb?
[15:55] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: there it is your home has 700?..only you can access your home
[15:55] <kk_> hi
[15:55] <bonjoyee> Guest74464: apache runs as apache2 and will never get inside your home folder...
[15:55] <mkanyicy> Guest74464, why dont you put your web files inside the /var/www folder instead?
[15:55] <ayrton_> xangua your right i have version 4.2 ill follow your link
[15:55] <novitololo> is it possible to do a raid 0 from partitions, not full disks?
[15:56] <leg3nd> bonjoyee, it runs as www-data
[15:56] <leg3nd> bonjoyee, not apache =p
[15:56] <Jasonn> novitololo: dont think so
[15:56] <Jasonn> I have a xubuntu computer that wont connect to a wireless network. It doesnt show the wizrad, and when i type: ifconfig in terminal, it desnt show wlan0
[15:56] <raido> ls
[15:56] <raido> doh!
[15:56] <bonjoyee> leg3nd: yeah...thanks..i hope i made the point clear though...
[15:56] <novitololo> it's not possible? I've to do the raid mandatory of the full disks? mmmm
[15:56] <Guest74464> mkanyicy: i thought it was easier on a dev server not to have to go as root just to modify files
[15:58] <mkanyicy> Guest74464, ok then, make you home folder accessible to the world
[15:58] <mkanyicy> Guest74464, now it has 700 permissions, try giving it 755
[15:58] <Jasonn> wlan0 doesnt show up when i type: ifconfig -- I have a wireless adapter plugged in though
[15:58] <mkanyicy> Guest74464, dont use a recursive option of chmod
[15:59] <kuxuanfeixue> where is there
[15:59] <mkanyicy> kuxuanfeixue, what>?
[15:59] <r1tz> jasonn, "iwconfig"
[15:59] <r1tz> Then "ifconfig wlanX up"
[15:59] <Guest74464> mkanyicy: spot on, thanks for the help
[16:00] <geegeegee> My sound isnt working, what should i check? It has worked in the past.
[16:00] <mkanyicy> Guest74464, no prob
[16:00] <josephseraos> iceroot, did you see my pasted info about syslog?
[16:01] <Jasonn> r1tz: Just restarting, ill let you know if it workied
[16:01] <mkanyicy> geegeegee, check if ever it is muted or not using 'alsamixer'
[16:01] <kuxuanfeixue> my system is bad
[16:01] <geegeegee> mkanyicy, I have checked that, none of them are muted
[16:01] <mkanyicy> geegeegee, have you rebooted lately?
[16:01] <leg3nd> geegeegee, give this a try 'alsa reload && killall -9 pulseaudio && pulseaudio &'
[16:02] <geegeegee> yeah, i rebooted about 5 mins ago. its updating the kernel atm, ill reboot after it is done
[16:02] <Rob235> anyone use virtualbox to run os x in ubuntu and know how to make it run in 32bit mode
[16:02] <mkanyicy> geegeegee, try what leg3nd suggests
[16:02] <Batman> how can I register on freenode?
[16:02] <Jasonn> r1tz: Itt worked, now it showed up in ifconfig, but how could I get the network manager (usually on the dock) to come back?
[16:02] <leg3nd> i have to run that at every startup  =\     lol
[16:03] <leg3nd> Jasonn, /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
[16:03] <Jasonn> leg3nd: I restarted the computer, shouldnt that do it?
[16:03] <r1tz> jasonn, I only know the "manual" way, lol. edit the /etc/network/initerfaces :D you don't need to do this though
[16:03] <leg3nd> Jasonn, is the applet even there?
[16:04] <Dude1234> how do I register?
[16:04] <llutz> !register | dude1234 read and follow the link
[16:04] <geegeegee> I did that command and it still isnt working, i got an error before it reloaded the alsa stuff though lsof: WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/adam/.gvfs
[16:04] <Dude1234> I follow the goddamn link it says stupid things
[16:05] <leg3nd> Jasonn, if you need to re-add the applet right click panel > add > notification area   (i think notification area)
[16:05] <Jasonn> leg3nd: The applet isnt there
[16:05] <Jasonn> leg3nd: it sais notif area is already there
[16:05] <Dude1234> llutz: I do this /selite and nothing comes out
[16:06] <leg3nd> Jasonn, and you ran '/etc/init.d/network-manager restart' ?
[16:06] <Jasonn> leg3nd: It gave me an error message, but I cant copy and paste it
[16:06] <thevishy> how to see my net usage of last 2 days in Ubuntu ?
[16:07] <leg3nd> Jasonn, try 'service network-manager restart'
[16:07] <llutz> Dude1234:  /selite ? why don't you just read and follow those 3 steps the site mentions?
[16:07] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Ok, i ran trhe command, and it worked, but now it sais that the wireless device is not managed
[16:07] <Dude1234> register<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:07] <leg3nd> Jasonn, but you do see the interface in the network manager?
[16:08] <Dude1234>  /msg #ubuntu register nezamislivo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:08] <Jasonn> leg3nd: What network manager, how do I get there? (btw, im running xubuntu)
[16:08] <Dude1234> llutz: because they are not simple
[16:09] <llutz> Dude1234: they are. 1st never do that in a channel, use server-tab. 2nd no leading space in front of /msg
[16:09] <Dude1234> llutz: ok I am reinventing the wheel
[16:09] <llutz> Dude1234: 3rd pick new password
[16:09] <cinnabarisland12> RT3090 wireless card certified for Ubuntu but I can't get mine working at all?
[16:09] <leg3nd> Jasonn, i dont have too much experience with xubuntu and its GUI.. you had a network manager before right?
[16:10] <leg3nd> Jasonn, if you run this does the applet come up 'nm-applet &'   ?
[16:10] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Yeah, it showed up again, let me just check something, one sec
[16:10] <smw> cinnabarisland12, 1. are you sure the wifi is on? 2. did you look at the restricted drivers manager?
[16:10] <leg3nd> Jasonn, good to hear.
[16:11] <smw> cinnabarisland12, run sudo iwlist scan in a terminal
[16:11] <ThisDB> anyone here know bash scripting?
[16:11] <Jasonn> leg3nd: But it sais, under wireless network, device not managed, I had "tweaked" the /etc/network/interfaces file yesterday, could this be it? How do I reset it to defaults?
[16:11] <leg3nd> ThisDB, sure
[16:11] <smw> !anyone | ThisDB
[16:11] <cinnabarisland12> smw I'm sure the wifi's on and the restricted drivers manager says 'RT3090 driver is installed but not currently in use
[16:11] <crs> Afternoon.
[16:12] <smw> cinnabarisland12, did you restart?
[16:12] <ThisDB> can you help me figure out why this isnt working?
[16:12] <ThisDB> http://www.darkirc.info/paste/?show=129
[16:12] <leg3nd> Jasonn, yea could be the problem, post your /etc/network/interfaces to pastebin
[16:12] <ThisDB> im not that advanced with bash
[16:12] <ThisDB> but im decent
[16:12] <HLR> Hello y'all.  I am new to Ubuntu and learning.. Question: I have installed a virtual box but it is not available to my wife when she logs in on her account.  How do I make it available?
[16:12] <leg3nd> cinnabarisland12, check the driver with 'lshw -C network'
[16:12] <Jasonn> leg3nd: and i just restarted, and the network manager is gone again, one sec, ill pastebin it
[16:12] <JunosPulse75> bonjour
[16:12] <JunosPulse75> oups
[16:12] <smw> cinnabarisland12, did you restart after install?
[16:12] <geegeegee> strange. my sound started working after i rebooted after installing the new kernel
[16:12] <cinnabarisland12> smw yeah I restarted
[16:12] <bowflex> hey, I am using a C-MEDIA CMI8768 chipset and hooking up to my media center with a coax s/pdif interface.  How do I get it to do Dolby Digital passthrough rather than just sending the PCM2.0 signal over the digital?  I have tried using VLC but it doesn't let me choose a different output device
[16:13] <JunosPulse75> welcome
[16:13] <crs> I have installed 10.10 last night. It does not boot anymore after updates. It cannot detect /dev/sdb1 which happen to be my root partition. Any help?
[16:13] <leg3nd> ThisDB, any errors? whats wrong with it?
[16:13] <JunosPulse75> what kind of sofware can i use to do one PKI + OCSP ?
[16:13] <ThisDB> leg3nd, i run it and nothing happens
[16:13] <smw> cinnabarisland12, are you sure wifi is on?
[16:14] <HLR> Can anyone help me?
[16:14] <leg3nd> ThisDB, whats with all the exit's?
[16:14] <ThisDB> i really dont know
[16:14] <cinnabarisland12> smw yes the wifi is definitely on, it's a combined bluetooth/wireless chip and if I press the button to switch the card on and off the bluetooth icon appears and disappears
[16:14] <thevishy> how to see my net usage of last 2 days in Ubuntu ?
[16:14] <ThisDB> i didnt write it, but i really want to get it working
[16:14] <leg3nd> ThisDB, gimmie a sec
[16:14] <ThisDB> ok, thanks
[16:15] <smw> cinnabarisland12, restart when you know it is on.
[16:15] <eua> someone using 11.04
[16:15] <smw> !ubuntu+1 | eua
[16:15] <Jasonn> leg3nd: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/588964/
[16:16] <leg3nd> ThisDB, Your giving it a port and everythign right?
[16:16] <ThisDB> mhm
[16:16] <eua> ok,. thanks
[16:16] <cinnabarisland12> smw like I said I've done that and it doesn't work, I tried the driver from Markus Heberling and that's a bit hit and miss
[16:16] <leg3nd> Jasonn, why a static IP on wireless? Is that what you want?
[16:16] <smw> cinnabarisland12, then I have no idea
[16:16] <ThisDB> hm
[16:17] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Yeah, but I guess I could use DHCP
[16:17] <leg3nd> ThisDB, http://paste.ubuntu.com/588965/
[16:17] <leg3nd> Jasonn, well which do you want and ill tell you how to do it right
[16:17] <Jasonn> leg3nd: DHCP
[16:19] <leg3nd> Jasonn, http://pastebin.com/ZVc1GYGp
[16:19] <llutz> ThisDB:  ... echo "-l -p $port -e $0" | nc 2>/dev/null & ...  there are netcat-versions don't work with -p <port>
[16:19] <ThisDB> i think its because the arguments are being piped to stdin
[16:19] <llutz> *not working
[16:19] <leg3nd> llutz, with -p? are you sure?
[16:19] <ThisDB> instead of being in th command
[16:20] <llutz> leg3nd: yes, we had that problem yesterday.  -p   depends on netcat-version in use
[16:20] <leg3nd> llutz, i knew the -e was.. but -p... seems like -p is so key to the program..
[16:21] <llutz> leg3nd: i guess netcat-traditional  works wit -p, netcat (the actual one) won't
[16:21] <leg3nd> yea i always switch to traditional anyways but thats odd
[16:21] <ThisDB> nc -l -p $port -e $0 2>/dev/null &
[16:21] <ThisDB> i think it needs to be that
[16:21] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Did that, restarted network-manager, still get the same problem -- device not managed
[16:21] <ThisDB> instead of echo "-l -p $port -e $0" | nc -l -p $port -e $0 2>/dev/null &
[16:21] <leg3nd> Jasonn, try putting # before the 2 lines in that file
[16:21] <leg3nd> and try again
[16:22] <Jasonn> leg3nd: :DDDDDDDD]
[16:22] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Just restarting to see if it works on boot
[16:22] <leg3nd> Jasonn, good luck
[16:23] <jiltdil> how to do voice chat in ubuntu?
[16:23] <Jasonn> leg3nd: You know you can login as root on xubuntu?
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: which protocol?
[16:23] <leg3nd> Jasonn, yea but people here get sad if i tell you how
[16:23] <leg3nd> Jasonn, google it
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | Jasonn
[16:23] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:in yahoo
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: gyache will do it
[16:23] <Jasonn> leg3nd: No, im telling you you can, like actually log in to root's desktop
[16:24] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:is it available in package
[16:24] <ThisDB> leg3nd, how can i use variables in a bash script when calling a command
[16:24] <ThisDB> like nc -p $port
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: if you do it drastically reduces security of the OS. It is not advised or necessary
[16:24] <leg3nd> Jasonn, lol yea i know you can, but ubuntu try not to encourage people to do it as it can be a security hazard.
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: there may be a ppa with it
[16:24] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, your telling me this why?
[16:24] <leg3nd> i didnt ask about it i said i could tell him how
[16:24] <leg3nd> couldnt*
[16:25] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Also, do you know how I can make sudo /etc/blah start
[16:25] <Jasonn>  leg3nd: how I can make that not need a password to execute
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: I always advise users why its a bad idea when others start advising such foolish actions
[16:25] <leg3nd> ThisDB, whats the variable do?
[16:25] <ThisDB> its in the bash script
[16:25] <jiltdil> Actionparsnip:i didn't find it in packages
[16:25] <ThisDB> it just needs to be passed to nc
[16:25] <ThisDB> as an argument
[16:25] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, thats good but direct the advise to the correct person thnx
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: its not in the standard repos, which is why I mentioned a PPA
[16:25] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: Its alright mate, hes not advising it, I just found it weird, as on ubuntu, it doesnt let you, while in xubuntu, it does
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: d'oh :)
[16:26] <leg3nd> ThisDB, as a string?   VAR="VARIABLE"   to call it its $VAR
[16:26] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:please tell me the command to install it
[16:26] <bowflex> cmi8768 chipset won't do dolby or DTS passthrough in Ubuntu.  I can do it just fine in Windows but I only get 2 channel audio from the digital outputs in Ubuntu even with a 5.1 or 7.1 audio source
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> Jasonn: you can change either to allow it, its not necessary, advised or supported
[16:27] <ThisDB> leg3nd, so i can just use nc -l -p $port -e $0 2>/dev/null &
[16:27] <ThisDB> ?
[16:27] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: I see, hmm, do you know how I could make a command (sudo /etc/blah start) not need a password to execute?
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa  has gyache for Lucid, you could try adding "please" to requests
[16:27] <NotALamer> is there a way to see what networks networkmanager has remembered other than using gconftool?
[16:27] <leg3nd> Jasonn, try 'sudo -s'
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> Jasonn: add it to your rc levels or add it in /etc/rc.local
[16:27] <leg3nd> Jasonn, that will give you a root shell just for that bash session
[16:27] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:ok , thanx
[16:27] <mintux> I want my linux connected to the Internet without login.but when I log in . I can choose how to connect . when I define eth0 interface in /etc/network/interfaces my computer connected to Internet.but when I loged in . it doesn't show netwrok manager applet .is it possible ?
[16:27] <Jasonn> leg3nd: Its executed by a program, not me
[16:28] <leg3nd> Jasonn, oops sorry.
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: if you are using maverick then the ppa will not give you gyache
[16:28] <Jasonn> leg3nd:  Nah its alright, thanks for all your help :)
[16:28] <NotALamer> ah here we go, found it
[16:28] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip: i am using maverick
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> mintux: if you use the interfaces file the interface will not be managable in network manager
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: ok let me keep searching
[16:29] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:ok thanx
[16:29] <mintux> ActionParsnip: are there any way to connected to Internet with network manager before loged in ? I want my computer when trun on connected to Internet and start to download
[16:29] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: Ok, once I'm in /etc/rc.local, what do I cadd?
[16:29] <Jasonn> add*
[16:30] <mintux> ActionParsnip: but when I use my desktop I want to choose which connection
[16:30] <mintux> to connect
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Jasonn: the command you want to run. You don't need to add sudo
[16:30] <iocor> can I stream audio coming out of one computer to another computer, I think I'm using pulse audio
[16:30] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:is there any way to install yahoo messanger in ubuntu so i can eaisly to voice chat  without installing other s/w for it
[16:30] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: Thanks :)
[16:31] <NotALamer> mintux why can't you just log in and lock the screen
[16:31] <leg3nd> jiltdil, I think empathy can do that
[16:32] <jiltdil> leg3nd:ok thanx i will surely try
[16:32] <ouyes> Dr_Willis, I finally worked out the problem of lagging, I go to the amd.com and download the driver for my ati card installed and so far so well
[16:32] <NotALamer> you could probably add a script to your gnome session to undo the /etc/network/interfaces config
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> mintux: what is the output of:   lsb_release -d     please
[16:32] <mintux> NotALamer: you mean remove login and put lock screen after login ? because I set my computer turn on at 1:00 AM and I don't want wait for this time to loged in and lock screen
[16:33] <NotALamer> makes sense
[16:33] <jiltdil> leg3nd:is empathy secure means i have to enter my email adress and password in it so it provides security or not?
[16:33] <NotALamer> i would look into undoing the interfaces config with a login script so you can use networkmanager once you login
[16:33] <NotALamer> there might be a better way, but i don't know it
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: https://launchpad.net/~cpyarger/+archive/testing?field.series_filter=maverick     has it available for maverick but it says Jaunty. Give it a try
[16:33] <leg3nd> jiltdil, it should offer the same security as yahoo, SSL im pretty sure.
[16:34] <timmy> hello
[16:34] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip:thanx
[16:34] <jiltdil> leg3nd:thanx
[16:34] <mongy> empathy stores login info in your keyring, does it not
[16:34] <leg3nd> mongy, yea it does
[16:35] <mintux> mrg@mrg-desktop ~ $ lsb_release -d  => Ubuntu 10.4
[16:35] <mintux> ActionParsnip: why ? is there any way?
[16:36] <mkanyicy> mintux, what are you trying to do?
[16:36] <zz31> g
[16:37] <jiltdil> mongy:does empathy secure then
[16:37] <leg3nd> jiltdil, what do you mean "secure"
[16:37] <leg3nd> jiltdil, does it encrypt your keyring? if you tell it to yes, does it use SSL? if you tell it to yes
[16:38] <mintux> mkanyicy:I want my system automatically connect to interntet and download from the list using wget.but I have 2 connection that I want when im using desktop I can choose which connection to connect .if I set /etc/netwrok/interfaces the network manager applet doesn't show. if I use default network manager . I can not connect to Internet automatically
[16:38] <jiltdil> leg3nd:ok
[16:38] <ThisDB> guys
[16:38] <ThisDB> about the netcat thing
[16:38] <ThisDB> netcat-openbsd uses -l while netcat-traditional uses -l -p etc etc
[16:39] <leg3nd> ThisDB, yup
[16:39] <mkanyicy> mintux, why dont you allow your network to be always connected?
[16:40] <mintux> mkanyicy: from /etc/netwrok/interfaces ?
[16:40] <mkanyicy> mintux, using the interfaces file discourages nm-applet
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> mintux: not sure, I use wicd ad define networking there
[16:41] <kuxuanfeixue> ubntu
[16:41] <mkanyicy> mintux, so what exactly is your problem, nm-applet, the interfaces file or wget?
[16:41] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, you rock wicd over network-manager?
[16:41] <leg3nd> over meaning replacing
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: for me yes, I don't use 3G so I choose wicd as it's lighter, its great on servers as there is wicd-curses for CLI based config :)
[16:42] <kuxuanfeixue> how to use the QQ for os ?
[16:42] <mintux> mkanyicy: because I have two Internet connection that when one of them has problem I switched another easily by just one click using nm-applet . so I need both of them. means when my computer doesn't login use /etc/network/interfaces and when login use nm-applet
[16:42] <mintux> ActionParsnip:is it a application ?
[16:42] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, ahh yea, i never messed with the curses, my servers just go with the interfaces file. Ill have to take a look at the curses cli cfg.
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> mintux: yes
[16:43] <mintux> I'll try it
[16:43] <NotALamer> mintux: write a script that runs at login to comment the stuff out of your /etc/network/interfaces
[16:43] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, can you use more then 2 interfaces on the newer WICDs?
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> kuxuanfeixue: do you mean this: http://blog.iany.me/2009/05/qq-ubuntu-904-64bit/
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: sure can
[16:43] <NotALamer> probably have to restart networking too
[16:43] <kuxuanfeixue> yes ..
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> kuxuanfeixue: the deb file is a 32bit deb
[16:43] <mintux> NotALamer: are sure when comment on that time doesn't need to reboot?
[16:44] <NotALamer> you will probably have to have it restart networking too
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: it is good to try a few apps for your tasks rather than just accepting the default apps
[16:44] <NotALamer> definitely don't need to reboot
[16:44] <mintux> hmm
[16:44] <mintux> it's good idea
[16:44] <mintux> I'll try it
[16:44] <mintux> thanks
[16:44] <kuxuanfeixue> i don`t know~!
[16:44] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, yea i was introduced to WICD with backtrack, but never messed with it for my servers. Sounds nice though.
[16:45] <NotALamer> do you know any sed or anything? i'm sure someone can help if you don't
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: there is wifi-radar too
[16:45] <NotALamer> actually i like perl -pi -e better
[16:45] <leg3nd> NotALamer, what are you trying to parse?
[16:46] <NotALamer> i'm telling mintux that he should write a script to comment lines out of network/interfaces and restart networking
[16:46] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, anything special about it?
[16:46] <NotALamer> so he can have his computer connect when it boots, but still let him use nm-applet when he logs in
[16:46] <mrdeb> what difference does special effects and normal effecs have on battery life
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: not sure, but it exists
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> mrdeb: more fluff needs more CPU time, ergo, less battery life
[16:46] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, lol yea i can see it here in repos, mabey ill mess with it
[16:49] <halin> How can the value of a variable exported can be checked, like CLASSPATH
[16:49] <NotALamer> mintux i think i found a better way
[16:49] <NotALamer> you can configure nm to manage interfaces that are defined in network/interfaces
[16:49] <leg3nd> halin, echo it?
[16:49] <NotALamer> it just doesn't do it by default
[16:49] <mintux> NotALamer: how
[16:50] <leg3nd> halin, echo $CLASSPATH
[16:50] <NotALamer> http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkManager
[16:50] <NotALamer> 'enabling interface management'
[16:50] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, Do you know if its possible to customize a 64bit live CD from a 32bit host?
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: with a chroot, yes
[16:51] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, I keep getting chroot error that /bin/bash isnt found
[16:51] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, ideas?
[16:51] <mintux> hmmm
[16:51] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, its a 10.10 x64 ISO from a 10.10 x32 install
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: not sure, I know a chroot will do it.
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> !chroot
[16:52] <mintux> thanks a lot
[16:52] <mintux> it seem works
[16:54] <NotALamer> awesome
[16:54] <NotALamer> glad i could help
[16:54] <Magicalchampster> help at all ? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3333274/developing-a-64-bit-kernel-module-on-a-32-bit-distro
[16:54] <Unearthly> Hi, I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu server 10.04 using a bootable USB drive. I don't have a CDRom connected, and it fails trying to find the install files. I couldn't find where the USB got mounted. Does anyone know where I should be looking?
[16:54] <Khutuck> hello all
[16:54] <Magicalchampster> did you create the usb correctly?
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> Unearthly: did you MD5 test the ISO you used?
[16:55] <Unearthly> I created it using unetbootin.
[16:55] <Khutuck> how can i update my Nvidia graphic card drivers? current version is 2 years old.
[16:55] <Unearthly> I downloaded the ISO using torrent, I did not do any md5 tests.
[16:55] <guillaume_> i need some help
[16:55] <Magicalchampster> what os were you using?
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Unearthly: its worth a test, although torrents help get a good image
[16:56] <Khutuck> newest ubuntu
[16:56] <Unearthly> Right, torrents do their own hashing. I created the USB on Windows using Unetbootin. The USB does boot fine and I get to the instll menus.
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> Khutuck: what version does nvidia-settings   say you have, and what nvidia chip do you have?
[16:56] <guillaume_> how to contact a msn members video conversation with ubuntu ? is it possible ?
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> guillaume_: amsn supports webcam
[16:56] <bitplane> Hi. I installed Natty last night via update-manager -d, but I don't get a login screenn. Is there a channel to discuss / investigate bugs in 11.04?
[16:56] <Unearthly> It fails when it tried to detect the CD-rom, which I presume means its looking for the install files.
[16:56] <Magicalchampster> I like using the start up disk creator for that.. nice and easy with a gui
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> !natty | bitplane
[16:56] <Khutuck> ActionParsnip i have 173 release, i have 9600M in my laptop
[16:57] <bitplane> ActionParsnip: Not useful at all
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Khutuck: I believe that is the driver for the 9600
[16:57] <bitplane> I want to help with the alpha testing
[16:57] <bitplane> and I have a bug to report
[16:57] <Khutuck> ActionParsnip i should have 189ish driver, but i cant install
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> bitplane: natty is offtopic here so I am directing you to where you WILL get help
[16:57] <bitplane> ok apopologies, I can't read ;)
[16:58] <Unearthly> I've tried using find with grep to try and find the install files, but it didn't find them.
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> bitplane: so very useful isn't it...?
[16:58] <Unearthly> Is it possible the installer failed to mount the USB drive?
[16:58] <the_drow> How do I perform an http request to localhost on port 943 with curl?
[16:58] <cvam> Hey my card reader is shown in Disk utility program but it is not listed in fdisk how can I mount it
[16:59] <NotALamer> hey is there some way to see the release name for the version you are running? i know how to find the version but i always forget which is which
[16:59] <cvam> Hey my card reader is shown in Disk utility program but it is not listed in fdisk how can I mount it
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> Khutuck: you could uninstall the driver, reboot then run: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185   and reboot, should install it
[17:00] <crs> Ubuntu 10.10 cannot find /dev/sdb1 poartition which is my root partition. It stops during kernel load, waits loong time and gives timeout resulting with busybox being executed. How could I fix it? It is fresh installation with updates applied.
[17:01] <cvam> NotALamer: use command "uname -r"
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> cvam: if you run:   lsusb   you should see the card reading controller, you can find guides using the 8 character hex id. Also try rebooting with the SD card in the reader
[17:01] <oCean> NotALamer: lsb_release -a
[17:01] <NotALamer> that's the kernel version cvam
[17:02] <NotALamer> awesome, thanks
[17:02] <NotALamer> i usually cat /etc/issue and then have to look it up
[17:03] <oCean> NotALamer: try the command i suggested
[17:03] <NotALamer> i did, and then i thankd you
[17:03] <oCean> oh
[17:03] <oCean> sorry, nvm
[17:03] <cvam> ActionParsnip:Where can I find guides with that 8 hex id
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> cvam: the internet
[17:04] <perlmonkey> hi guys
[17:05] <perlmonkey> curious...just tried to mount a usb stick formatted and created with ext4 fs..getting "unknown filesystem type ext4" :-|
[17:05] <daniel3> So I am trying to create a usb live install of ubuntu, and ive tried googling around for a solution, but everytime I boot from the USB it gets stuck at the syslinux display
[17:05] <perlmonkey> sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb
[17:05] <erUSUL> perlmonkey: what version of ubuntu ?
[17:06] <perlmonkey> I created the fileystem on  2.6.35-28 and I tried mounting it on 2.6.26-2-686
[17:07] <perlmonkey> maybe I need to re-recreate fs on older distro?
[17:07] <halin> Can I see the path of the directory in which I am in from Terminal ?
[17:07] <erUSUL> perlmonkey: probably .26 does not support ext4; too old
[17:07] <_redpanther_> daniel3: google unetbootin
[17:07] <perlmonkey> ah ok thanks
[17:07] <mah454> I have problem with LTSP-Client . Users can not login !
[17:07] <mah454> How i can fix this problem ?
[17:07] <socomm> [03-Apr-2011 08:52:21] PHP Deprecated:  Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /usr/share/php/MDB2.php on line 2647
[17:07] <socomm> Anyone familiar with this error?
[17:08] <cvam> I cant mount usb card readerhelp
[17:08] <detrix42> I need some help setting up an nfs export file.  anyone know how do this??
[17:08] <botcity> halin: pwd
[17:08] <erUSUL> !nfs
[17:09] <NotALamer> mah454: could you be more vague please?
[17:09] <Travis-42> does Unity in 11.04 work fine on multi monitor setups?
[17:09] <daniel3> _redpanther_: Like I said, I did google for this.  I have tried unetbootin, along with universal usb installer and pendrivelinux
[17:09] <erUSUL> Travis-42: ask in #ubuntu+1
[17:09] <daniel3> sorry, pendrivelinux is that universal one.
[17:09] <Travis-42> thanks erUSUL
[17:09] <detrix42> erUSUL: thanks
[17:10] <bugo> hi. i get kernel: [ 2960.903240] npviewer.bin[4121]: segfault at f57ad004 ip 00000000f6464c4c sp 00000000ffcf9530 error 4 in libflashplayer.so[f5dfb000+b5f000] and then X.org freezes.
[17:10] <bugo> Why crash of one program brings down entire X server?
[17:10] <bugo> any solutions?
[17:10] <erUSUL> bugo: a segfault of npviewer shouldn't freeze X; i have my fair share of those and it never takes X with it
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> bugo: are you using 64bit ubuntu?
[17:11] <perlmonkey> erUSUL if I want to create a new fs, do I need to format the usb drive to remove the old one first?
[17:11] <bugo> Well... for me everything freezes. I can still move the mouse but thats it
[17:11] <bugo> ActionParsnip, positive
[17:11] <erUSUL> perlmonkey: mkfs .... /dev/sdxx
[17:11] <perlmonkey> thanks
[17:11] <erUSUL> perlmonkey: or use gparted
[17:11] <eGe> hello there ffmpeg -i a.mp4 test.wmv gives me error mp4 unknown format. Please help
[17:12] <Unearthly> Ok, so it seems my USB is at /dev/sdb1. But if I list that to the installer, it doesn't work.
[17:12] <ventisangel> ijkl;'
[17:12] <Unearthly> I also cannot mount it. If I do "mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb" I get Invalid Argument
[17:12] <bugo> ActionParsnip is flash plugin broken for 64bit Ubuntu?
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> bugo: try 64bit flash and you can ditch npviewer. remove all flash and then run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer
[17:13] <bugo> ok will try
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> bugo: not really, I just find the whole 32bit flash through 64bit wrapper a bit messy, when a perfectly good 64bit flash plugin from adobe exists
[17:13] <bugo> the problem is that i cannot replicate this error. It just happens
[17:14] <bugo> i never been a fan of strange repos but i will give this a try
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> bugo: there is a handy guide on the omgubuntu site but they are under a DDOS attack so have shut up shop for a bit
[17:14] <kontagious> hey why doesnt facebook chat work in empathy anymore?
[17:15] <smw> kontagious, it works for me
[17:15] <socomm> kontagious: why would you need facebook chat :^)
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> kontagious: does it work for other users?
[17:16] <nTony> Salve a tutti
[17:16] <bugo> tnx ActionParsnip i have installed this and now just wait for it not to crash :)
[17:16] <nTony> Hi everyone
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> bugo: well npviewer isn't around now :)
[17:17] <kontagious> smw, what version of empathy do you have
[17:18] <smw> kontagious, Empathy 2.32.1
[17:18] <opiate> Hello, i just upgraded my computer to 11.04, bot the boot procedure stops right after loading the Gnome  Display Manager  what can i do? Before the update i had a Problem with GDM aswell: see https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+question/151378 t
[17:18] <Polah> opiate: 11.04 is in Beta stages. Ask in #ubuntu+1
[17:18] <ruan> !natty | opiate
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> !natty | opiate
[17:18] <kontagious> i get a network error for facebook
[17:18] <opiate> thanks
[17:19] <ruan> so many are switching to natty and having issues :/
[17:19] <Psychobudgie> tell me about it
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> ruan: its in beta, what do you expect ;)
[17:19] <ruan> the sad part is that they're upgrading and not dual booting
[17:19] <kontagious> natty is still beta
[17:19] <smw> ruan, that is what happens when you post the beta on the front page.
[17:19] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, yea but why upgrade to a beta if you dont know what your doing..
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> ruan: works fine here :D
[17:19] <Psychobudgie> unity has just died here...again!
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: no idea why, people do
[17:20] <Psychobudgie> works fine then bang no file menus
[17:20] <smw> leg3nd, people like beta products...
[17:20] <Polah> !natty | Psychobudgie
[17:20] <smw> leg3nd, normally they are not as important or complex as operating systems.
[17:20] <ichat> ActionParsnip: -  people tend to thing there like,  euh i i dunno  -  really l33t if they have the  latest and greatest.  specially if they dont know what they're doing
[17:20] <leg3nd> smw, if you dont know how to google your way out of 90% of problems, you shouldnt use a beta.
[17:20] <leg3nd> smw, thats all im saying
[17:21] <smw> leg3nd, well, that is now how it works for most betas :-P.
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> smw: then they tout that Linux sucks, when they are using pre-release stuff
[17:21] <Psychobudgie> it's not about knowing what you are doing, that goes for most release versions of linux
[17:22] <ichat> the only think linux does suck -  is that life out of  that other OS from  redmon
[17:22] <smw> leg3nd, lets say you decided to use firefox beta. You could probably use it without many problems and if there is a problem, you just switch back to the old ff.
[17:23] <smw> leg3nd, People don
[17:23] <Psychobudgie> the current natty beta feels more like an alpha though
[17:23] <smw> leg3nd, People don't realize that it is not as simple as a web browser ;-)
[17:23] <ruan> firefox beta? hmm, is there even one existing right now?
[17:23] <ruan> firefox 4 is the stable release
[17:23] <smw> ruan, don't think so, why?
[17:23] <Psychobudgie> firefox 4 is stable
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> smw: firefox 4 is released, not beta :)
[17:23] <Psychobudgie> and rather nice
[17:23] <r1tz> lol
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> !ff4
[17:23] <ruan> yep, it is stable indeed
[17:24] <ruan> flash works, java works, everything works
[17:24] <smw> I never said it was still in beta! lol
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> still never going on any of my systems
[17:24] <ruan> lol, ff4 is on natty
[17:24] <Psychobudgie> faster than 3 imho
[17:24] <ruan> yeah
[17:24] <Muimi> dang dude...
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> ruan: not in lubuntu
[17:24] <Psychobudgie> well it is on my systems
[17:24] <Muimi> i feel like installing xp just so that I can play two stupid video games
[17:25] <Muimi> and have a narrator
[17:25] <Muimi> they don't work in 7 or vista
[17:25] <ruan> Muimi: have you tried wine?
[17:25] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, what about in a year when theres vulnerabilities for ff3 and they stop supporting it.
[17:25] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, makes it pretty difficult not to upgrade
[17:25] <Psychobudgie> drink enough and anything works
[17:25] <Muimi> ruan, see third post: http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?p=1297014#post1297014
[17:25] <qwebirc75869> hello
[17:25] <jester7> How can I get synclient commands to run after resuming from standby?
[17:26] <ichat> Psychobudgie:  -  hmmz,  - well i can emagine you think so.. -  i for one whould have hoped - they went for wayland by now,     but im dropping gnome and  unity   for  xfce  since its lighter on resources now.  - but all in all  im still quite satisfied
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: mozilla can do what tey want. I dont use their softwares
[17:26] <Muimi> hell of bugs me b/c i loved aero
[17:26] <qwebirc75869> For how long will Ubuntu keep updating the kernel for Lucid (10.04)?
[17:26] <Hansels> ALGUIEN QUE HABLE ESPAÑOL?
[17:26] <Muimi> don't want to downgrade... reformatting blows.  but i couldn't stripe my hdd's for the install, anyway.
[17:26] <ruan> Muimi: that was for wine 1.1
[17:26] <qwebirc75869> !es | Hansels
[17:26] <Muimi> oh yeah?  Is it doing better now?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> Muimi: there is a transform script to make ubuntu look like win7
[17:26] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, lynx for the win.
[17:27] <ruan> Muimi: wine is a lot more updated, im not sure tho
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> leg3nd: chromium-daily build here
[17:27] <Hansels> THANKS
[17:27] <LarsN> If I want to install on an Intel Matrix Raid controller.  Do I want the standard Desktop, or the Alternative disk image?
[17:27] <Muimi> Well it's not the look but what it does, ActionParsnip ...
[17:27] <ruan> Muimi: windows games worked well on wine here
[17:27] <Muimi> Aero uses the gpu rather than cpu for the theme...
[17:27] <ruan> just couldnt get tomb raider working
[17:27] <leg3nd> ActionParsnip, yea i use that for GUI too, i love the bookmark sync across all my machines.
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> Muimi: what does it do that you desire?
[17:27] <qwebirc75869> Hansels: CAPS off please :)
[17:27] <Muimi> distributes the load when I'm just dorking around with a browser or whatever.  it's tight.
[17:27] <Muimi> Here?  ActionParsnip, just the chat. :)  You guys are all so bright. lol
[17:27] <ruan> tried the appdb, works for them but not for me
[17:28] <qwebirc75869> Ubuntu keeps updating the kernel for Ubuntu Lucid?
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> also try the wine ppa for wine 1.4
[17:28] <qwebirc75869> until when?
[17:28] <Muimi> I read that wine 1.1 also had a problem of LoL crashing when users attempted to chat
[17:28] <ruan> LoL
[17:28] <ruan> well, it's an old version, gonna check the appdb
[17:28] <Muimi> Maybe I should try anyway, though.  I really want to get striped, again.
[17:29] <qwebirc75869> anyone knows ?
[17:29] <ruan> qwebirc75869: what are you asking? the eol date of lucid?
[17:29] <Psychobudgie> that's something I've noticed with natty, and I'm not imagining it, my gpu temp seems to be 3-4 degrees hotter than it is on maverick
[17:29] <Muimi> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=18035
[17:29] <qwebirc75869> ruan: im just asking if they keep updating the kernel
[17:30] <ruan> qwebirc75869: they do
[17:30] <Muimi> 4 say it doesn't run.  one says it does x//
[17:30] <Muimi> But the different OS's may be the issue. :)
[17:30] <ruan> Muimi: the latest one says that chat and everything works
[17:30] <qwebirc75869> ruan: is possible to modify a kernel for Lucid using Maverick?
[17:31] <ruan> qwebirc75869: not sure
[17:31] <ruan> should be possible though
[17:31] <qwebirc75869> ruan: I just dont want to install a virtual machine for that :\
[17:31] <DropSQL> hi all
[17:31] <Muimi> hey ruan... you program?
[17:32] <Muimi> I'm thinking about trying to hand code a TTS editor for Ubuntu
[17:32] <Muimi> in C++
[17:32] <ruan> Muimi: the most scripting i do is bash, i dont program anything more than that
[17:32] <thestudent2011> Hello,I have a problem with vim...I installed ubuntu on a new pc and the problem is that the arrows are not working ...
[17:32] <Muimi> k
[17:32] <qwebirc75869> thestudent2011: check keyboard  preferences
[17:32] <ruan> not enough time for me to study anything
[17:32] <shiftingcontrol> I had setup evolution,after setting up Evolution had fetched my mails last dated 2/26/2010 but not fetching recent one
[17:33] <JohnHeikkila> Hey guys, should I install Ubuntu or Ubuntu Studio on my 8gb memory stick?
[17:33] <Muimi> does "SAPI" work in ubuntu?
[17:33] <ruan> JohnHeikkila: depends what you prefer
[17:33] <edbian> JohnHeikkila, Is there that big a difference?
[17:33] <researcher123> if I create remastersys for my new package will it be also freely upgradeable like original open source?
[17:33] <JohnHeikkila> ruan:  edbian: I don't know, you tell me. What's the difference with ubuntu studio and normal ubuntu?
[17:33] <ruan> it's not a fact that either are better, it depends on your needs
[17:34] <ruan> !studio
[17:34] <ruan> basically, an extra set of packages on ubuntu
[17:34] <boussoufa> is it normal that Gnub show many kernels to choose from it
[17:34] <JohnHeikkila> ruan: Okay, thanks. Just what I wanted to know ;))
[17:34] <LarsN> If I want to install on an Intel Matrix Raid (aka FakeRAID) controller, do I need the standard desktop image, or the alternate image?
[17:34] <DropSQL> you know django repository? in ubuntu package v.1.2.3 and v.1.3 is nothing
[17:34] <ruan> boussoufa: yes, if you have not removed the older kernels
[17:34] <edbian> JohnHeikkila, The programs that are installed by default.  Ubuntu studio has blender, and audacity, and a couple other things like that.  media creation and such.  You can turn Ubuntu into Studio Ubuntu by installing packages.
[17:35] <JohnHeikkila> edbian: Okay, thanks
[17:35] <thestudent2011> everything seems normal with the keyboard
[17:35] <boussoufa> ruan, plz how to remove old kernels, i want to get some freespace, and it is safe to remove old kernels
[17:36] <smw> boussoufa, kernels take up very little space
[17:36] <neil_d> I am in NSW Australia, Daylight saving ended last night but my computer hasn't changed its time, anyone know why?
[17:36] <edbian> boussoufa, It is safe.  Just search the kernel you want to remove in synaptic and remove the package for it.  DON'T remove them all.
[17:36] <ruan> boussoufa: use synaptic and search linux-kernel, remove older versions but leave the two latest ones
[17:36] <thevishy> please help me
[17:36] <edbian> boussoufa, true, they do not take up harddrive space
[17:36] <edbian> thevishy, What is your problem?
[17:36] <ruan> they take 100mb each don't they?
[17:37] <edbian> neil_d, You have the wrong locale set
[17:37] <smw> boussoufa, I suggest deleting your apt cache or something
[17:37] <Guest43956> good day. having trouble connecting to wpa wifi. can someone helpe me? thx
[17:38] <neil_d> edbian: the file /etc/timezone is correct!
[17:38] <edbian> neil_d, Then your clock is wrong?  IDK haha
[17:38] <josephseraos> Gnea, iceroot : thank you try to help me. See ya
[17:39] <ruan> Guest43956: ask and we'll try our best to answer you
[17:39] <edbian> neil_d, Knowing linux the human race is probably wrong about the time.
[17:39] <neil_d> edbian: it is "Australia/Sydney"
[17:39] <qwebirc75869> Do you advice do install Lucid or Maverick (sv edition)?
[17:39] <qwebirc75869> advise
[17:39] <boussoufa> what deffence between kernl and header
[17:39] <ruan> qwebirc75869: it depends on your needs
[17:39] <tuxxman> hello, I added a user on my ubuntu machine but for some reason whenever the user is logged in the "up" arror results in a "^[[A" string instead of the default action the "up" arrow key does
[17:39] <qwebirc75869> ruan: Lucid is LTS right
[17:40] <qwebirc75869> so it's preferable?
[17:40] <ruan> qwebirc75869: yes
[17:40] <jrib> tuxxman: how did you add this user?
[17:40] <tuxxman> useradd
[17:40] <neil_d> edbian: some very strange here.... the 'date' command has it correct... the time shown by the calendar program has it wrong.
[17:40] <ruan> qwebirc75869: for people who can't or don't want to update, yes
[17:40] <jrib> tuxxman: you should use adduser, not useradd.  Easiest thing for you to do is delete the user and recreate with adduser
[17:40] <Guest43956> can someone help me? having problems connecting with a wifi. ubuntu netbook edition
[17:40] <tuxxman> ok
[17:41] <edbian> neil_d, mmm.  I'm not sure.  Never dug into all that before
[17:41] <ruan> Guest43956: what is the problem?
[17:41] <edbian> neil_d, Change the time in the calendar app?
[17:41] <JohnHeikkila> Guest43956: Could you start by telling your Ubuntu version and PC model
[17:41] <boussoufa> smw, what is the diffence between linux-kernel and linux-header , give a link plz
[17:41] <Guest43956> i'd like to connect to a wpa secured wifi network via wicd but the program can't find any wifi networks around.
[17:42] <Guest43956> ubuntu netbook edition, samsung n510
[17:42] <ruan> boussoufa: header files are... well....
[17:42] <shiftingcontrol> how can i sort my mail in evolution ?
[17:42] <ruan> shiftingcontrol: click a column
[17:42] <ruan> i think
[17:42] <thestudent2011> Why can I use vim arrows to move around in a file?with the j,k,l,h commands works but I need to use the arrows
[17:43] <boussoufa> ruan, what?
[17:43] <Randomhero> I need a little help...
[17:43] <tuxxman> jrib, that did the trick, thank you very much!
[17:43] <cvam> my usb card reader not listed in fdisk -l
[17:43] <Randomhero> i can#t install pinguy OS from my usb...
[17:43] <Guest43956> ubuntu 10.10 to be precise @ ruan @johnheikkila
[17:44] <ruan> cvam: and in lsusb?
[17:44] <ruan> boussoufa: kernel header files. im not really sure what they are but they are needed
[17:44] <Malina> cvam, with or without a disk in the flash reader?
[17:45] <cvam> In lsusb please tell me how can i find
[17:45] <Malina> cvam is is a command : lsusb
[17:45] <cvam> with the sd card
[17:45] <neil_d> edbian: I think I know what it is... I haven't logged out since before the change... and the calendar hasn't noticed that the time change occured while it has been running...
[17:45] <Malina> ah lol, stirke my comment...
[17:45] <cvam> ok malina i entered lsusb
[17:45] <Malina> lsusb | grep root hub
[17:45] <Malina> perhaps
[17:46] <trism> thestudent2011: you are probably running in vi compatibility mode, or you are only using vim-tiny, try :set nocp or make sure vim is installed
[17:46] <Malina> in wiorst case, you might need ot add it to /etc/fstab
[17:46] <cvam> there are 6 lines
[17:46] <Randomhero> please tell me what can be wrong if i cannot install pinguy from usb! i can use the os from usb but it won#t let me install...
[17:46] <edbian> neil_d, log out and log back in?
[17:46] <Guest43956> ruan any idea yet?
[17:46] <thestudent2011> I verified and vim is installed and vim-tiny also is installed...I`ll try with set nocp
[17:46] <Randomhero> it just stuks in the first window
[17:47] <llutz> boussoufa: http://www.serverschool.com/operating-systems/what-are-kernel-headers/
[17:47] <ruan> Guest43956: do you have drivers installed for the wifi?
[17:47] <cvam> I dont know about lsusb please tell
[17:48] <thestudent2011> I have the same problem even with set nocp
[17:48] <ruan> cvam: pastebin the output of lsusb
[17:48] <boussoufa> llutz, tnx
[17:48] <Malina> ruan.... ruan lv?
[17:48] <Randomhero> why don#t you help me???
[17:48] <cvam> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[17:48] <cvam> #
[17:48] <cvam> # Use 'blkid -o value -s UUID' to print the universally unique identifier
[17:48] <cvam> # for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name
[17:48] <cvam> # devices that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5).
[17:48] <cvam> #
[17:48] <FloodBot1> cvam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:49] <Guest43956> ruan yeah. sometimes the network is shown in the wicd list, sometimes not. but maybe the drivers aren't the correct ones
[17:49] <ruan> cvam: i said pastebin..
[17:49] <ruan> !pastebin
[17:49] <edbian> Randomhero, because this is not the pinguyos support channel.  This is Ubuntu support only.
[17:49] <Malina> wow, your usb list is empty :o
[17:49] <Randomhero> sorry...
[17:49] <soreau> ruan: I find it's easier for them if you say 'pastebin foo to paste.ubuntu.com' so they get the idea..
[17:49] <ruan> cvam: and the lsusb list, not the fstab
[17:50] <edbian> Random832, no worries
[17:50] <Malina> ah yes
[17:50] <Malina> still it is empty ruan
[17:50] <Malina> he got kicked btw for flooding
[17:50] <neil_d> edbian: now its showing the correct time... this seems wrong to me.
[17:50] <gwark> is there a place I can see the log of what the ubuntu 10.10 installer is doing?  My Ubuntu won't install grub properly during the GUI install and I'd like to see what it tried to do so I can try to fix it
[17:50] <ruan> Malina: he didn't he got a temp mute
[17:50] <edbian> neil_d, That you logged out / in?  Or that you changed it manually?
[17:51] <theos> hi! i got some .bin files. whenever i try to run/extract them , it says "cannot execute binary file"
[17:51] <ruan> theos: are they marked as executable?
[17:51] <cvam> ruan: I have pastebin the lsusb output
[17:51] <theos> yes ruan . chmod +x file.bin?
[17:51] <trism> thestudent2011: what does your .vimrc look like?
[17:51] <ruan> theos: yes
[17:52] <hu> uh
[17:52] <dvheumen> hi, I'm confused by the information 'fsck -fnv' gives me when I check my online file system. Am I correct in assuming that this information about unused inodes and such is useless because the file system is online?
[17:52] <ruan> theos: where is this bin file located?
[17:52] <theos> ruan, its on the desktop
[17:52] <thestudent2011> like before...I didn`t make any change in it
[17:52] <thestudent2011> I`ll copy it in codepad
[17:52] <ruan> theos: how do you open the .bin files? ./file.bin?
[17:52] <theos> ruan, yes ./file.bin
[17:53] <theos> i dont know any other method of extracting/running a bin file
[17:53] <cvam> my usb card reader not listed in fdisk -l
[17:53] <neil_d> edbian: I couldn't change it manually without affect the time remembered by the computer... but needing to log out/in to get the calendar correct, after a daylight saving change doesn't seem like a bug to me.
[17:53] <ruan> theos: is it made to be executable? what type of file is it
[17:54] <neil_d> edbian: s/doesn't/does/
[17:54] <edbian> neil_d, It doesn't seem like a bug?  I think the opposite.  You should file a bug on launchpad
[17:54] <e0> Is there a way to record audio that I can "play" online but not download?
[17:54] <theos> ruan, i did "file file.bin" and it gave DATA
[17:54] <e0> I imagine somehow one could capture the audio as its sent to headphones or speaker out or something.
[17:54] <ruan> e0: yes
[17:54] <guest0> i tried to install ubuntu to my laptot and it stopped in the "preparing installation" window. what can be wrong?
[17:54] <e0> Don't know what tool to install in synaptic tho
[17:54] <ruan> e0: sound recorder works
[17:54] <JohnHeikkila> theos: Open the file with a text editor and see if there's something wrong inside.
[17:54] <e0> ruan cool I'll try it :)
[17:54] <ruan> e0: preinstalled
[17:55] <e0> thanks
[17:55] <mkanyicy> theos, what is that  .bin file, an CD image or just a binary file?
[17:55] <theos> JohnHeikkila, its a 350MB file :/
[17:55] <ruan> e0: you might need to set the sound preferences hardware profile to 'analog stereo output' before it'll record though
[17:55] <theos> mkanyicy, it has a .cue file with it
[17:55] <Arthurrr> I have a computer with Ubuntu installed I am controlling it via ssh so I only have command line acess to it, is it possible to setup this computer as an adhoc network?
[17:55] <mkanyicy> theos, that is an image file
[17:56] <theos> ok thanks. what to do now?
[17:56] <mkanyicy> theos, use 'bchunk' to convert it into ISO image
[17:56] <e0> ruan ok yeah, is that a property to set in the sound recorder itself or in general sound settings?
[17:56] <ruan> e0: gen
[17:56] <guest0> JohnHeikkila, can you help me?
[17:56] <cvam> my usb card reader not listed in fdisk -l
[17:56] <mkanyicy> theos, or try 'furiusisomount'
[17:57] <theos> mkanyicy, wow great. let me try and check that, thanks :)
[17:57] <JohnHeikkila> guest0: You
[17:57] <cvam> ruan: I have paste bin the lsusb output
[17:57] <JohnHeikkila> guest0: You're installing it from a live CD, right?
[17:57] <mkanyicy> theos, i heard that FuriusISOmount can mount .bin/.cue without having to convert it into .iso
[17:58] <neil_d> I would like to file a bug on the gnome calendar program... the 'about' says it is 'Clock 2.30.2' ... but ubuntu-bug says the is no package 'clock' ... what do I do?
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> FunnyLookinHat:  so? its a dependency. makes sence.
[17:58] <guest0> no from a USB drive, im running it live from it but i cannot install it to hard drive
[17:58] <theos> mkanyicy, perfect. i found the 2 softwares you mentioned
[17:58] <ThinkT510> !bug | neil_d
[17:58] <edbian> He can't figure out the package
[17:59] <mkanyicy> theos, try opening FuriusISOmount
[17:59] <folorn> anyone good with c. im reading this book and i done all the steps they told me to :( and for some strange reason i got errors with it. could someone review it and explain to me what the error is exactly and why im getting it its done in c    .>>>here's the vpaste  http://www.vpaste.net/BMKXI
[18:00] <theos> folorn, probably ##c i think or #c++
[18:01] <mkanyicy> theos, any luck?
[18:01] <trism> folorn: it ends with "The two lines", that's where the error is (line 21), delete that line
[18:01] <edbian> !ot
[18:02] <theos> mkanyicy, wow. it mounted it perfectly. thanks a lot. :)
[18:02] <phenom> nc -lv 4343
[18:02] <ruogu> hello
[18:03] <theos> thanks ruan JohnHeikkila
[18:03] <phenom> nc -lv 5555
[18:03] <mkanyicy> theos, no prob
[18:03] <phenom> hmm
[18:04] <ThinkT510> phenom: what are you trying to do?
[18:04] <symptom> anyone know how to set the fn+F5 key (or any Fkey) to toggle the touchpad on a laptop?
[18:04] <theos> mkanyicy, i had gmount-iso for the same purpose of mounting. but it mounted only iso file . furiusiso is for mounting all types of files. great tool. :)
[18:05] <mkanyicy> theos, there is also another one close to it called 'acetone iso' but i dont think you need it
[18:05] <theos> i will give it a try. thanks again
[18:06] <opiate> how can i reinstall ubuntu with keeping my programms and files?
[18:06] <phenom> Testing a potential bug "nc -lv 5555"
[18:06] <phenom> hmm, nice.
[18:06] <opiate> is there a way to restore all the core files needed for the os?
[18:06] <awanti>  Hi. I am running ubuntu 10.04 with samba pdc. Every thing is working perfect. But I am unable to restrict users to change the settings. Plz. even can guide me :)
[18:07] <techbreak> hi, how to create ubuntu 11.04 countdown banner for my website ?
[18:07] <awanti> is any buddy will help me out ... from last 3 days i am searching for it
[18:07] <Skirk> hey im trying to install ubuntu and i keep getting the "mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed:invalid argument"  could anyone help me fix this issue?
[18:07] <edbian> opiate, Not easily.  The best way is to decide what is missing and install that.
[18:07] <[thor]> opiate: your settings are stored in your users's /home/<<username>>/ folder
[18:07] <edbian> opiate, (you could reinstall, probably overkill)
[18:07] <[thor]> opiate: not the acutal installed applications, mind you, but the settings/etc for them
[18:08] <opiate> k
[18:08] <[thor]> s/acutal/actual
[18:08] <opiate> just copy the home folder on an external harddrive?
[18:08] <[thor]> opiate: i had to re-install all of my applications recently.. becuase i accidentally deleted all the programs in my /usr/bin folder
[18:09] <symptom> anyone know how to set the fn+F5 key (or any Fkey) to toggle the touchpad on a laptop?
[18:09] <opiate> i fucked up my gnome / xorg /gdm is there a way to reinstall all of this?
[18:09] <theos> opiate, ubuntu can make a list of your currently installed programs. you can install those same applications on a fresh install again. and you can copy your home/user/ folder too but that creates some problems.
[18:09] <bittin_> apt-get remove xorg gnome
[18:09] <[thor]> opiate: let me see if i can find the page that helped me.. it was basically two command-lines.. one to make a list of installed packages, and the other to re-install them after putting on the new OS
[18:09] <bittin_> apt-get install gnome xorg
[18:09] <Skirk> hey im trying to install ubuntu and i keep getting the "mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed:invalid argument"  could anyone help me fix this issue?
[18:09] <edbian> opiate, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[18:10] <dogarrhea1> what do i include if i want to use xlib/x11?
[18:10] <opiate> i will try this thak you
[18:10] <cowok> hallo
[18:10] <theos> apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[18:10] <cowok> butuh cewek
[18:10] <rigved> opiate: sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[18:11] <opiate> ok doing this now, we will see
[18:11] <theos> opiate, install all the files that got uninstalled while "apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop"
[18:11] <dogarrhea1> #include <X11/xlib.h>   <------ it says there's no such file
[18:11] <dogarrhea1> while does window programming in ubuntu blow so much..
[18:11] <alexs> has anyone managed to get xmonad to work under gnome in natty yet?
[18:11] <dogarrhea1> gtk gdk x windows xorg.. all this crap that doesn't work/poorly documented
[18:11] <Kevin147> theos: wouldn't it be easier to just do sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop ?
[18:12] <alexs> the gconftool method of replacing metacity no longer seems to work
[18:12] <ThinkT510> alexs: ask in #ubuntu+1
[18:12] <theos> Kevin147, yes it will be. but iin case he chooses the other option :)
[18:12] <alexs> ThinkT510: thx
[18:12] <Kevin147> theos: ahh okay, Laughing Out Loud
[18:12] <techbreak> !natty
[18:12] <[thor]> opiate: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/19/ubuntu-tricks-how-to-generate-a-list-of-installed-packages-and-use-it-to-reinstall-packages/
[18:13] <rigved> dogarrhea1: sudo apt-get install xorg-dev
[18:13] <theos> i think opiate just has gdm problem.
[18:13] <dogarrhea1> rigved
[18:13] <dogarrhea1> i think i did that maybe 3 or four times
[18:13] <opiate> [thor]: this looks good thank you, but i will try to fix first
[18:13] <[thor]> :D
[18:13] <cowok> oe
[18:14] <[thor]> opiate: even if you don't need this method now, write those commands down and store them away
[18:14] <[thor]> opiate: they are worth their bits in gold
[18:14] <opiate> the main problem is that i believed upgrading to natty could solve my gdm problems....
[18:14] <theos> [thor], this channel has a shortcut for that command. i forgot :/
[18:14] <Skirk> hey im trying to install ubuntu and i keep getting the "mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed:invalid argument"  does anyone know what im doing wrong?
[18:15] <theos> i prefer fresh install cause upgrading always messes up my system :)
[18:15] <Nicolas_Leonidas> hey I want to create a launcher on desktop that opens terminal as root, what should be the command?
[18:15] <cowok> ceweke podo turu ya
[18:16] <Jasonn> If im logged into the terminal as root, how do i switch back to user?
[18:16] <theos> Nicolas_Leonidas, try this "gksu /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator"
[18:16] <[thor]> Nicolas_Leonidas: you don't really want to act as root.. normally. you can use the "sudo [command]" to do things that require root access
[18:16] <ThinkT510> Jasonn: su -username
[18:16] <opiate> is it possible to move the home folder to a new partition and reinstall on a different partition?
[18:17] <[thor]> opiate: yes, you can move your home folder to anywhere you wish
[18:17] <[thor]> opiate: i did that post-install
[18:17] <rigved> dogarrhea1: sudo apt-get install xorg-dev libx11-dev
[18:17] <edbian> opiate, You can move the home partition.  Then you'll have two partitions. / and /home.  It is probably easiest to move home and then reinstall over /.  Don't bother getting the old install to find /home
[18:17] <cowok> slmt malam
[18:18] <[thor]> opiate: http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/
[18:18] <dogarrhea1> screenReader.h:19:22: warning: X11/xlib.h: No such file or directory <----- still get that error rigved
[18:18] <Nicolas_Leonidas> theos: doesn't work nothing happens
[18:18] <rigved> dogarrhea1: even after you have installed libx11-dev
[18:18] <Nicolas_Leonidas> [thor]: yeah I'm tired of doing that all the time I need to launch terminal as root
[18:19] <dogarrhea1> yep
[18:19] <[thor]> Nicolas_Leonidas: "gksu gnome-terminal" ?
[18:19] <dogarrhea1> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 20 not upgraded.
[18:19] <dogarrhea1> after i install libx11-dev
[18:19] <rigved> dogarrhea1: one moment
[18:19] <symptom> anyone know how to set the fn+F6 key (or any Fkey) to toggle the touchpad on a laptop?  I am running Ubuntu 10.10 on a lenovo y560
[18:19] <Nicolas_Leonidas> [thor]: that worked, didn't even ask for password, what's gnome-terminal?
[18:20] <trism> dogarrhea1: it is Xlib.h, case matters
[18:20] <[thor]> Nicolas_Leonidas: the default ubuntu terminal app
[18:20] <Nicolas_Leonidas> [thor]: thanks
[18:20] <theos> Nicolas_Leonidas, works for me though
[18:20] <patrik> Hi lads :)
[18:20] <[thor]> Nicolas_Leonidas: it didn't ask for your pass because you recently entered the sudo pass
[18:20] <siddhantchd> can anyone tell me the best Video player for ubuntu
[18:20] <Nicolas_Leonidas> right
[18:20] <soreau> Hmm.. IdleOne has turned into IdleZero :P
[18:21] <dogarrhea1> ok. that fixed it trism
[18:21] <[thor]> Nicolas_Leonidas: if you wait a while it will ask you once, when you open the terminal.. and then not until you close it
[18:21] <dogarrhea1> this is what happens when i use google
[18:21] <ThinkT510> !best | siddhantchd
[18:21] <IdleOne> soreau: still active enough to keep an eye on you :P
[18:21] <dogarrhea1> i get the wrong information.
[18:21] <Nicolas_Leonidas> great
[18:21] <symptom> or does anyone know how to decrease the "size" (the area that responds to your touches) of your touch pad?
[18:21] <ThinkT510> siddhantchd: i tend to prefer vlc
[18:21] <theos> siddhantchd, i prefer "gnome mplayer"
[18:21] <patrik> so.. uhm im having a problem installing a taskbar on openbox can someone of you query me and help me out :)