[21:53] <guesswho> i installed ubuntu hardy heron client, and it came pre-installed with innoteks virtual box, what channel do i use on here to get support with it? there is no #innotek or #virtualbox
[21:53] <sotec_prod> I see a lot of error messages in the dmesg
[21:53] <neuratix> guntbert: finished now
[21:53] <hischild> sotec_prod, can you hook it up to a windows box to see if it connects? cuz it doesn't look really right
[21:53] <neuratix> guntbert: http://rafb.net/p/jNUyow25.html
[21:54] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, closing firefox completely and restart it might help also
[21:54] <shakaboom> the reason i dont think it helps is that i use oss and if i understand correctly it doesnt use pulseaudio
[21:54] <shakaboom> i tried that many times
[21:54] <sotec_prod> I just formatted it a week ago. haven't touched it since.
[21:54] <sudobash>   -_-/         |\         _-_ _,,               ,,
[21:54] <sudobash>  (_ /           \\           -/  )    _         ||
[21:54] <sudobash> (_ --_  \\ \\  / \\  /'\\   ~||_<    < \,  _-_, ||/\\
[21:54] <sudobash>   --_ ) || || || || || ||    || \\   /-|| ||_.  || ||
[21:54] <sudobash>  _/  )) || || || || || ||    ,/--|| (( ||  ~ || || ||
[21:54] <FloodBot1> sudobash: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:54] <sotec_prod> both of my computers are linux boxes. Any other way?
[21:54] <MAT1> ubottu: tell treetop about yourself
[21:54] <adakos> if i was to install xfce/icewm/wmii (any desktop/wm) is there an easy way to connect? I use ssh for everything now... would i need to install a VNC server? (my apologies, VLC != VNC)
[21:54]  * johnc4510 UWN issue #105 is now available: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue105
[21:55] <qr> adakos: you can use x-forwarding over ssh
[21:55] <Flannel> johnc4510: not here, thanks
[21:55] <shakaboom> what puzzles me is that there are plugin folders in both ~.mozilla and in /usr/lib/mozilla
[21:55] <adakos> qr: x-forwarding? where would I go for information on that?
[21:55] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, did you install stuff manually?
[21:55] <LiraNuna> I'm seriously frustrated now. ipw2200 works on windows XP but not on any liveCD of ubuntu from 7.04 to 8.04
[21:55] <shakaboom> yea i did
[21:55] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, sudo updatedb and hmmm
[21:55] <LiraNuna> anyone PLEASE know anything about it?
[21:55] <needhelp> I have question. Which compression should I select for a video if I want to be able to play it on a DVD-player?: Microsoft Video 1, Intel Indeo Video R3, Intel Indeo Video 4.3, Cinepak Codec by Radius, Indeo Video 5.10 or none.
[21:55] <qr> adakos: connect to the remote machine with ssh -X and then any X program you start will appear on your local desktop.
[21:55] <shakaboom> the flash in repositories doesnt work with oss
[21:55] <zelrikriando> locate libflashplayer.so
[21:55] <guesswho> i installed ubuntu hardy heron client, and it came pre-installed with innoteks virtual box, what channel do i use on here to get support with it? there is no #innotek or #virtualbox
[21:56] <guntbert> neuratix: strange, I don't see any big directories. What files did you delete?
[21:56] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, locate libflashplayer.so
[21:56] <MAT1> !botsnack
[21:56] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, and tell me where you find stuff
[21:56] <adakos> qr: this might be a silly question, but my command would be " ssh servername.com -l username -X"
[21:56] <shakaboom> libflashplayer.so is only in ~.mozulla/pligins
[21:56] <qr> adakos: exactly
[21:56] <shakaboom> plugins*
[21:56] <MAT1> !botsnack
[21:56] <cris_> hi, all there ;)
[21:56] <adakos> qr: excellent. and will this forward to non-unix/linux machines? (i use puTTy/Cygwin at work)
[21:57] <androide> XIO:  fatal IO error 0 (?xito) on X server ":0.0" <- how i fix that?
[21:57] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, this is my result : /usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so
[21:57] <neuratix> guntbert: just some small ones. some compressed videofiles in my homefolder
[21:57] <androide> i was trying to run a program under wine from a location
[21:57] <androide> it works from there
[21:57] <cris_> help me to use xcompmgr as winmanager
[21:57] <androide> now i move the files to a location under mi ~/Desktop/ and that error occurs
[21:57] <neuratix> guntbert: but i should have freed -some- space on it?
[21:57] <stryd_one> i'm reading that you shouldn't use dpkg to install deb files because it doesn't take care of dependencies... what can i use?
[21:57] <Flannel> stryd_one: gdebi
[21:57] <bdizzle> stryd_one: apt-get
[21:57] <sub-esc> how do I change the default crontab editor from nano to vim?
[21:57] <shakaboom> zelrikriando, the page cannot be found
[21:57] <qr> adakos: Not likely, you need something like Xwin32 on the windows machines to do that.
[21:58] <Flannel> sub-esc: export EDITOR=vim
[21:58] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, ?
[21:58] <guntbert> neuratix: Let me look at it again, be right back
[21:58] <Flannel> sub-esc: (in your bashrc is a good place to do it permanently)
[21:58] <adakos> qr: alright, thanks - i'll look into that!
[21:58] <Kartagis> hoşçakalın / bye
[21:58] <stryd_one> bdizzle: it's not in a repo... does apt-get still work?
[21:58] <shakaboom> i clicked the hyperlink but firefox says the page cannot be found
[21:58] <qr> adakos: xwin32 isn't free (although I think it's quite cheap)
[21:58] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, do you have flashplugin-nonfree installed.?
[21:58] <cris_> how to enable xcompmgr in gutsy?
[21:58] <shakaboom> how do i locate all instances of libflashplayer.so?
[21:58] <RequinB4> I'm having trouble using gnash (even on youtube videos) I get a blank - no video and no audio
[21:58] <shakaboom> no i dont
[21:58] <bdizzle> no
[21:58] <sub-esc> thanks flannel!
[21:59] <amit> how do increase workspace from 2 to 4
[21:59] <shakaboom> the flashplayer in the repositories doesnt work with oss
[21:59] <RequinB4> I think i need to install the backend because gnash loads its just white
[21:59] <MAT1> !ubuntu
[21:59] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, so...
[21:59] <MAT1> !ubottu
[21:59] <shakaboom> NO
[21:59] <zelrikriando> shakaboom, I dont know man
[21:59] <unop> shakaboom, find /usr/lib -iname "libflashplayer.so" -type f
[21:59] <Flannel> !botabuse | MAT1
[21:59] <amit> howhow do increase workspace from 2 to 4
[22:00] <amit> how to increase
[22:00] <Flannel> amit: install simple-ccsm and theres an option for it
[22:00] <zelrikriando> amit, in compiz general settings
[22:00] <shakaboom> unop i copied what u wrote in terminal, but no result
[22:00] <shakaboom> no typos?
[22:00] <Ampelbein> amit: in compiz shipped with intrepid changing of workspaces is broken.
[22:00] <cris_> using xcompmgr instead of compiz in gutsy... how-to?
[22:00] <unop> shakaboom, that won't return anything if you don't have flash installed.
[22:01] <Flannel> Ampelbein: intrepid questions wouldn't be in this channel anyway
[22:01] <shakaboom> but i DOOOOO
[22:01] <sub-esc> flannel, how do I change sudo's default editor?
[22:01] <cotui> hola a todos
[22:01] <shakaboom> the flays plays and everything
[22:01] <Flannel> sub-esc: sudo?
[22:01] <shakaboom> only sound doesnt work
[22:01] <mizipzor> anyone that can help with this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=899427
[22:01] <RequinB4> Gnash loads in broswer but doesn't output any audio or video
[22:01] <Ampelbein> Flannel: they shouldn't be, yeah.
[22:01] <amit> sorry didnt get it
[22:01] <shakaboom> NOTE THAT I DONT USE FLASHPLUGin NONFREE FROM REPOS
[22:01] <RequinB4> !es |  cotui
[22:01] <shakaboom> IT IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH OSS
[22:01] <Flannel> !caps | shakaboom
[22:01] <sub-esc> flannel, as user it worked, but when I do a sudo crontab -e it still defaults to nano
[22:01] <soda_o_rat> hello
[22:01] <RequinB4> !hi
[22:01] <zelrikriando> amit, what version of ubuntu you have
[22:02] <shakaboom> i use the official version from the tar.gz from adobe website
[22:02] <amit>  8.04
[22:02] <shakaboom> well sorry
[22:02] <cotui> sorry
[22:02] <unop> shakaboom, find /usr/lib -iname "*flash*.so" -type f
[22:02] <guntbert> neuratix: I've missed a digit :-)
[22:02] <nerijus> hello
[22:02] <Flannel> sub-esc: Ah, that'd be root's editor. You could give it a bashrc, or just change it system wide, with sudo update-alternatives --config editor
[22:02] <rahil> unop, whenever I run ( printf "dpkg-deb -b ./%s > ./%s.deb \n" * ) > commands.sh , I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/40256/
[22:02] <RequinB4> Gnash loads in broswer but doesn't output any audio or video
[22:03] <rahil> its strange
[22:03] <ortsvorsteher> ! hr
[22:03] <MAT1> how come nobody gets what im saying
[22:03] <guntbert> neuratix:  du -s ~ |sort -k1 -n -r|head
[22:03] <zelrikriando> amit, do you have compizconfig-settings-manager installed?
[22:03] <shakaboom> /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libflash680li.so
[22:03] <shakaboom> /usr/lib/libflashsupport.so
[22:03] <shakaboom> thats what i got
[22:03] <amit> RequinB4 go to synaptic then uninstall gnash  everything will be fine
[22:03] <amit> yes i do
[22:03] <sotec_prod> hischild: the drive isn't showing up in gpart either
[22:03] <amit> RequinB4 i had the same problem 2 minutes ago
[22:04] <zelrikriando> amit, so just go there on the general option menu
[22:04] <MAT1> :-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï»¿:-(ï
[22:04] <zelrikriando> amit, then desktop size
[22:04] <sub-esc> flannel, thanks!
[22:04] <zelrikriando> amit, then horizontal virtual size : 4
[22:04] <zelrikriando> amit and the rest keep it 1
[22:04] <guesswho> Can ANYONE please help me with innotek virutalbox
[22:05] <nerijus> i need help my graphic cart not working my computer is fujitsu siemens amilo l7320wg plz help
[22:05] <guesswho> or atleast tell me which channel to goto
[22:05] <usser> guesswho, whats the problem?
[22:05] <stryd_one> flannel: sorry.... i was after a command-line tool, gdebi is gui.... any ideas?
[22:05] <RequinB4> amit: i want to use gnash
[22:05] <unop> rahil,  maybe you should use a for loop like this.  for file in *; do echo "dpkg-deb -b ./$file > ./$file.deb"; done
[22:05] <Flannel> stryd_one: gdebi should have a CLI version, or... thats the impression I was under.
[22:05] <amit> alrite, and when i rotate through the workspace with a program, when the program is crossing the corner it goes all crippy
[22:05] <RequinB4>  Gnash loads in broswer but doesn't output any audio or video
[22:06] <Flannel> stryd_one: or rather, gdebi should work from the CLI.
[22:06] <neuratix> guntbert: i'm doing it..
[22:06] <amit> RequinB4 just uninstall the damn thing
[22:06] <zelrikriando> RequinB4, good luck with that...if it works let me know
[22:06] <unop> rahil, the reason printf if giving you that is because with each use of %s in the format.. the next file from the glob is used.
[22:06] <RequinB4> gnash is supposed to work with youtube
[22:06] <RequinB4> it's on their web page
[22:06] <amit> RequinB4 gnash doesnt support 8.04 proprly
[22:06] <RequinB4> -.-
[22:06] <guesswho> usser; when trying to start windows in virutal box, i have the windows cd in am familiar with VMware for windows but i am new to linux, it is telling me "VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_ACCESSABLE"
[22:06] <zelrikriando> RequinB4, not as a plugin in firefox though
[22:07] <zelrikriando> RequinB4, if you download video from youtube maybe
[22:07] <neuratix> guntbert: 173570800	/home/lorents
[22:07] <RequinB4> ;'(
[22:07] <RequinB4> So is there any way for me to replace flash
[22:07] <amit> alrite, and when i rotate through the workspace with a program, when the program is crossing the corner to go to a new workspace it goes all crippy(pixalated), then it fixes automatically
[22:07] <unop> zelrikriando, why won't gnash work as a plugin?
[22:07] <adakos> I installed xubuntu-desktop: but how do I go about starting the graphical system?   If you don't have it installed (because you have no GUI), install gdebi-core
[22:07] <usser> guesswho, after u installed virtualbox did u add yourself to vboxusers group?
[22:08] <amit> RequinB4 just use vixy.net to download and convert youtube videos
[22:08] <guntbert> neuratix:  forgot a * please once more du -s ~/* |sort -k1 -n -r|head
[22:08] <zelrikriando> RequinB4, ibex should be much friendlier with flash...just be patient
[22:08] <guesswho> it is all greyed out, i do not have access to in the groups & users
[22:08] <RequinB4> zelrikriando: that makes me very sad
[22:08] <guest328> Can anyone help me with a "Out of Range" error on LCD monitor?
[22:08] <amit> alrite, and when i rotate through the workspace with a program, when the program is crossing the corner to go to a new workspace it goes all crippy(pixalated), then it fixes automatically
[22:08] <Flannel> !repeat | amit
[22:08] <RequinB4> zelrikriando: i'm on a quest to free my computer as much as i can
[22:08] <guesswho> usser; it is all greyed out and i dont have the option in the groups and users
[22:08] <bdizzle> guest328: , its a video card problem for one
[22:08] <amit> sorry guys
[22:09] <Mark17> hello, what driver do i need to select? i use ubuntu server 8.04 and i have the following network card: broadcom 5464
[22:09] <rahil> unop, yes that did it :)
[22:09] <neuratix> guntbert: http://rafb.net/p/vuqMct37.html .. but how is this helping? :p
[22:09] <usser> guesswho, do sudo useradd -G vboxusers $USERNAME
[22:09] <ArcInversion>
[22:10] <guest328> bdizzle: When I boot using CRT it's fine and I can switch to the LCD and it will work. But when I boot up and try to log in with the LCD it doesn't work.
[22:10] <Flannel> usser, guesswho: wait!
[22:10] <guntbert> neuratix: just to tell you what you are doing: du -s as before, ~/* all files in your homedirectory, sorted by the first column numerical biggest first, only the first ten displayed
[22:10] <usser> Flannel, what?
[22:10] <Otacon22> !skype
[22:10] <bdizzle> strange
[22:10] <Flannel> usser: oh, useradd.  You don't need -G for that.  -G is for usermod (where you *need* an -a)
[22:11] <adakos> So i got it installed, how do i go about starting my desktop up? (silly question, i know)
[22:11] <Flannel> usser: er, adduser.
[22:11] <stryd_one> Flannel: thanks, trying it now
[22:11] <guesswho> Flannel; so it should be sudo useradd -a vboxusers $myusername?
[22:11] <Flannel> usser: adduser user group
[22:11] <neuratix> guntbert: okay, but the problem is that when i delete stuff, it does not understand that i've just freed some space it seems
[22:11] <Lincid> adakos: Change your Session via Login screen.
[22:11] <Flannel> guesswho: no, just adduser username vboxusers
[22:11] <guest328> Is there a way to re-configure the monitor maybe? When I installed the driver for the LCD, I was using the CRT monitor
[22:11] <neuratix> it usually works with a reboot, but it didnt work this time
[22:11] <ArcInversion> Anyone know how to get StreamTuner to work?  Keeps saying "Unable to Tune In.  Failed to execute child process 'xmms'.  No such file or Directory".
[22:11] <adakos> Lincid: where do I find the login screen? ( i installed it overtop a server)
[22:12] <guntbert> neuratix: so you see, where the big space is used up (85 GB in vente...)
[22:12] <usser> guesswho, Flannel oh right... the previous command is for adding new users to the system
[22:12] <ArcInversion> Anyone know how to get StreamTuner to work?  Keeps saying "Unable to Tune In.  Failed to execute child process 'xmms'.  No such file or Directory".
[22:12] <usser> guesswho, disregard the one i gave u and use sudo adduser $USERNAME vboxusers
[22:12] <adakos> My login screen is text only:  Ubuntu 8.04.1 ubuntu tty1 : ubuntu login: _
[22:13] <guntbert> neuratix: deleteing some small files wont help at all, try deleting/moving something big
[22:13] <ortsvorsteher> displayconfig-gtk guest328
[22:13] <guesswho> did not work
[22:13] <guesswho> usser, Flannel; its still giving me this The VirtualBox kernel driver is not accessible to the current user. Make sure that the user has write permissions for /dev/vboxdrv by adding them to the vboxusers groups. You will need to logout for the change to take effect..
[22:13] <usser> guesswho, u have to relogin for the group memberships to take effect
[22:13] <Matt367> hi
[22:13] <guesswho> i see
[22:14] <neuratix> guntbert: thats easier said than done :P but my common sense has it that when i've deleted some hundred megabytes, i will have some hundred megabytes free, but thats not how it works?
[22:14] <guesswho> i cant log in to the gui hardy heron as root?
[22:14] <Flannel> guesswho: you don't want to.
[22:14] <usser> guesswho, no!
[22:14] <guesswho> like i tried to switch users and login as root and it wouldnt work
[22:14] <guesswho> in the gui part, why?
[22:14] <usser> guesswho, why would u want to?
[22:14] <Flannel> ArcInversion: Try installing audacious and see if it works.  xmms isn't supported anymore.  If it still doesn't work, file a bug against StreamTuner
[22:15] <ArcInversion> guesswho: stop trying to login as root
[22:15] <usser> guesswho, when sudo works just fine
[22:15] <guesswho> for security reasons?
[22:15] <ArcInversion> With audacious, can I use StreamRipper?
[22:15] <usser> !sudo
[22:15] <Flannel> ArcInversion: I don't know.  It's a descendent from xmms, so it'd be your best bet.
[22:15] <guntbert> neuratix: 360 MB = 1/1000 of your diskspace - so you got still 0% free :-)) try to NEVER go beyond 80% on your system partition
[22:16] <Matt367> yeah u can  go int u system > administation > login window then change the minimal uuid
[22:16] <AeronTS> is there a direct link to the latest version of Firefox?  Three times now the 8.9mb file has not completed, the last time it quit at about the 8.3mb point:(  i'm on dialup
[22:16] <guntbert> neuratix: ok 2/1000
[22:16] <guesswho> well the reason i asked, was i was wanting to login as root just to change the permissions for viritual box on my account
[22:16] <guesswho> then switch back to my regular account
[22:16] <usser> guesswho, u can use sudo for that
[22:16] <ArcInversion> just use sudo command to change permissions
[22:16] <Matt367> !root
[22:16] <Matt367> !su
[22:17] <bdizzle> lol
[22:17] <usser> guesswho, the command i gave u above lets your regular access vboxkernel module
[22:17] <bdizzle> who actually has the root password anyway?
[22:17] <Laozi> My computer running Ubuntu will successfully go to sleep once, but if I try again without first shutting down the computer does not go to sleep and only takes me to a locked screen.
[22:17] <usser> guesswho, pretty much any task u can up with is possible with sudo
[22:17] <Flannel> bdizzle: No one. Its locked.
[22:17] <bdizzle> even to devs?
[22:17] <neuratix> guntbert: yes, but i would have some -kb- free and my programs wouldnt just save empty files ( but still -replacing- the old file! :@ )
[22:17] <Flannel> bdizzle: yes.  The hash is impossible to create
[22:18] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi: yep the kernel has issues with stuff like that
[22:18] <bdizzle> cool
[22:18] <guesswho> i understand the sudo command, i was just being lazy i guess and did not know how to change permissions in the terminal, so tried to switch to root via gnome gui just to change the permissions on my main user account
[22:18] <stryd_one> flannel: catch-22 - looks like gdebi is only available as a deb hahahaha
[22:18] <Fructose> Flannel: You mean, unless you set the root password yourself.
[22:18] <carandraug> adakos: hischild: sorry, for taking so long. It's already uploading. First I had to recharge the battery and then I couldn't find the cable to connect it to the computer.  I think the quality isn't very bad, though it could be better had I a scanner
[22:18] <Laozi> SebNaitsabes, I take that as a "sorry, but there's no solution"?  If so, thanks for the info.
[22:18] <Flannel> stryd_one: yeah, but only with a few depends
[22:18] <usser> guesswho, u can do this with sudo just do gksudo nautilus
[22:18] <SebNaitsabes> !sleep
[22:18] <SebNaitsabes> !powermode
[22:18] <SebNaitsabes> !hibernate
[22:19] <bdizzle> !life
[22:19] <SebNaitsabes> Lazi: well there may be a soloution,  but  many people have issues with stuff like that
[22:19] <Laozi> ah
[22:19] <Flannel> Fructose: This channel assumes you don't have a root password set, because that's how Ubuntu is shipped, and there's no reason to set one.
[22:19] <Laozi> I'll ask around
[22:19] <guesswho> ok i am going to have to reboot i guess then, i dont have another user to switch too , to switch back to my main account to test if virtual box is working
[22:19] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi:  in fact my sleep won't even work in Ubuntu only Vista on here, but  I haven't bothered to try and get my sleep working
[22:19] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi: this is a desktop
[22:19] <stryd_one> hahaha that's shocking... you need to handle a bunch of depends in order to avoid handling a bunch of depends :D
[22:19] <nerijus> i need help i need video driver for ubuntu my computer is fujitsu siemens amilo l7320wg plz help
[22:20] <Flannel> stryd_one: well, most people just apt-get it.  Why can't you?
[22:20] <SebNaitsabes> !video
[22:20] <guntbert> neuratix: you could force a fsck on the next boot, but I dont remember the way, ask please
[22:20] <Flannel> neuratix, guntbert: sudo touch /forcefsck
[22:20] <Laozi> SebNaitsabes, yeah, my vista partition sleeps fine on this laptop
[22:20] <SebNaitsabes> nerijus:  Nivida or ATI?
[22:20] <guntbert> Flannel: thx
[22:20] <guesswho> thanks for your help guys
[22:21] <qwerty> so i am having a problem...
[22:21] <Flannel> stryd_one: on top of that, most (if not all
[22:21] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi: yes well hardware makers of that hardware haven't been arsed to make a driver for Linux
[22:21] <nerijus> s3
[22:21] <Flannel> stryd_one: (if not all) of the depends of gdebi are a part of ubuntu-standard and/or ubuntu-minimal
[22:21] <guntbert> neuratix: and then reboot, and DELETE/move some big files!!
[22:21] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi: creating drivers for non supported by the manufacture hardware is very difficult
[22:21] <Tapout> Gnome seems to be awesome, how is KDE?  Must be a reason they default to gnome
[22:21] <qwerty> ubuntu is hanging on startup - says "Routine check of drives" and then it just hangs and does nothing else
[22:21] <qwerty> can anyone point me in theh right direction?
[22:21] <neuratix> guntbert: okay, thanks, i'll try that
[22:21] <SebNaitsabes> Laozi: yes creating reverse enginered drivers for hardware that has not been documented
[22:22] <guntbert> neuratix: you're welcome
[22:22] <carandraug> adakos: hischild: I uploaded a zip with a photo of each page here https://www.yousendit.com/download/Q01GZFhqTStvQUpjR0E9PQ It'll be available for 7 days or 100 downloads
[22:22] <chetnick> i am trying to install emerald-themes on 7.10, but it's says "Package emerald-themes is not available, but is referred to by another package." What do i do in this case?
[22:22] <corey> can someone help me get my sound to work
[22:22] <ortsvorsteher> !sound | corey
[22:22] <Zelda1> Hello. I'm looking to install a NAS box. I want to do RAID 5. My MOBO doesnt have onboard controller so im looking at software RAID. Should I use this or ubunutu server?
[22:22] <SebNaitsabes> corey: does it work at all?
[22:23] <stryd_one> flannel: the webpage for gdebi says: "gdebi is a simple tool to install deb files. It lets you install local deb packages resolving and installing its dependencies. apt does the same, but only for remote (http, ftp) located packages."
[22:23] <stryd_one> is that misleading or is there something like gdebi that will grab from http (even better!)
[22:23] <corey> no sound at all, I have gone through all the support pages and still nothing
[22:23] <Flannel> stryd_one: apt-get grabs them from http (and ftp)
[22:23] <chetnick> i am trying to install emerald-themes on 7.10, but it's says "Package emerald-themes is not available, but is referred to by another package." What do i do in this case?
[22:23] <corey> I have gone through and made sure nothing is muted
[22:23] <SebNaitsabes> corey: have you got a log in sound?
[22:24] <corey> no
[22:24] <stryd_one> flannel: and doesn't require a repo?
[22:25] <Flannel> stryd_one: no... it does.  but so does gdebi.  gdebi takes local packages (I just downloaded this deb want want to install it) and satisfies their deps from the http repos (the deb I downloaded has depends, and I don't want to figure them out manually)
[22:25] <Flannel> stryd_one: What are you trying to do?
[22:25] <chazco> Hi... i'm having internet issues... i've got a router connected to AOL. I can connect to the router, which claims to be connected to the internet, but when i first power on a ubuntu machine it is unable to resolve DNS... refreshing the page in Firefox will eventually cause it to start working. Ideas?
[22:25] <jimincascadia> I've got an atheros wireless install question - will wait in the que - thanks
[22:25] <bdizzle> AOL is the issue
[22:25] <qwerty> ubuntu is hanging on startup - says "Routine check of drives" and then it just hangs and does nothing else
[22:25] <Zelda1> <--agrees
[22:25] <SebNaitsabes> !AOL
[22:25] <chazco> bdizzle - Any idea why it only affects the Ubuntu PC after a startup?
[22:26]  * usser hehe
[22:26] <Flannel> stryd_one: You trying to install a bunch of files via sneakernet?
[22:26] <SebNaitsabes> chazco: AOL sucks
[22:26] <bdizzle> because AOL doesn't play at all with Linux?
[22:26] <SebNaitsabes> chazco:  but that's not a very helfpul answer and so
[22:26] <qwerty> !boot
[22:26] <SebNaitsabes> chazco: AOL is for Windows
[22:26] <Zelda1> no because of the connection.
[22:26] <SebNaitsabes> chazco: you probably connect on Windows with some sort of AOL software yes?
[22:26] <bdizzle> wait, is it dialup or DLS / cable?
[22:26] <corey> anyone have any suggestions to help me with my sound issue
[22:26] <chazco> Not the connection, it used to be okay but then they got switched round.
[22:26] <Zelda1> dialup
[22:26] <bdizzle> err, DSL
[22:27] <chazco> SebNaitsabes - Nope, the Windows machines have never touched an AOL CD and work fine
[22:27] <bdizzle> okay, I don't know about *buntu and dialup at all
[22:27] <reportingsjr> What is the name of the panel app where when you minimize some programs they go up to the top panel?
[22:27] <stryd_one> flannel: i am scripting the install of my system (eventually to share it with others) and i have some apps i need on there which are not in repos, just on webpages
[22:27] <Koryo_Sanders> !find apples
[22:27] <reportingsjr> My dad was using my computer, and I have /no/ clue what he did, but he screwed up my top panel.
[22:27] <Flannel> stryd_one: are they deb packages?
[22:27] <stryd_one> i expect that all of their deps would be in the repos
[22:27] <Flannel> stryd_one: and, will these other systems be connected to the internet?
[22:27] <stryd_one> yep, deb
[22:27] <chazco> It seems as though Ubuntu is refusing to resolve DNS properly after being started up, but once working will work fine
[22:28] <stryd_one> yeh they will (or have a local repo on cd)
[22:28] <Fructose> corey: Did you go to the pages linked by ubottu?
[22:28] <Flannel> stryd_one: gdebi will work fine then, and is installed by default on systems.
[22:28] <Zelda1> did anyone see my question?
[22:28] <corey> yeah, still nothing is working
[22:28] <Flannel> stryd_one: CD repos count as real repos, so gdebi will be able to resolve deps with those too.
[22:28] <Fructose> corey: What did you do to try and get it to work?
[22:28] <Mark17> where can i find what driver i need (it may not be provided with the ubuntu server disc)?
[22:29] <Flannel> stryd_one: you ... might be interested with aptonCD if you want to create a repo CD with your special packages (they pop it in, and then install through package management)
[22:29] <AzizLight> is there a way to put the main menu in the right click popup?
[22:29] <stryd_one> well, i can use wget and point gdebi at the result (hey youre right, gdebi is already installed, duh!)
[22:29] <reportingsjr> how do I open a program if it's hidden?
[22:29] <reportingsjr> I can't find where to maximize it..
[22:29] <stryd_one> but i figure if i can use apt-get and point it at the URL, that's even better
[22:30] <Zelda1> Does anyone know about software RAID?
[22:30] <corey> I have gone through all the steps in the troubleshooting guides
[22:30] <stryd_one> thanks man :) aptoncd is already in my list of must haves :)
[22:30] <jimincascadia> anyone up for a wireless installation question?
[22:30] <qwerty> ubuntu is hanging on startup - says "Routine check of drives" and then it just hangs and does nothing else =(
[22:30] <corey> is it a driver issue?
[22:30] <Fructose> jimincascadia: Here, you just ask your question. You don't ask to ask.
[22:30] <Flannel> stryd_one: No, disallowing that is a feature of the apt:// handler (its a security risk).  but wget and gdebi will work fine.
[22:31] <jimincascadia> yea kinda sorta
[22:31] <usser> qwerty, its probably checking your harddrive depending on the size it may take quite a while
[22:31] <stryd_one> i've read apt-get and aptitude man pages a zillion times but i can't see how you can use it to get a deb file from a URL (as opposed to a package name from a repo you have added)
[22:31] <Flannel> stryd_one: You could put those debs in your PPA (with permission, of course) and then add your PPA to the repos list
[22:31] <qwerty> usser would this take hours?
[22:31] <Flannel> stryd_one: You can't.
[22:31] <jimincascadia> have the driver in  - we get as far as the sudo modprobe... and it soesn't survive the re-boot
[22:31] <usser> qwerty, no shouldnt
[22:31] <Zelda1> If im creating a NAS, using software RAID 5, would I use this or Ubuntu Server?
[22:31] <stryd_one> cool
[22:31] <lesshaste> I installed gwc but I don't know the executable name... how do I find the files installed?
[22:32] <qwerty> usser, it has so far =(
[22:32] <stryd_one> actually i don't have a ppa yet but i'm seriously considering it right now
[22:32] <reportingsjr> how do I open a program if it's hidden??
[22:32] <axeus> Anyone here running dualboot on an M1530 XPS?
[22:32] <Flannel> lesshaste: dpkg -L gwc | grep /bin/
[22:32] <qwerty> there are 6 tbs in it though...
[22:32] <lesshaste> thx
[22:32] <jimincascadia> it works fine - wireless works - but have to re enter tose 2 lines on re-boot
[22:32] <l3d> trying to install virtualbox and it keeps saying a error vm driver not installed I have install the generic module  and still keeps saying it
[22:32] <stryd_one> Flannel: one last (i think) question: is there a 'correct' place to save the debs i download?
[22:32] <Gizmo_The_Great> my nivida settings report 24-bit colour depth. An application I am trying to run in wine is asking for 32 bit mode to be enabled. Any ideas how I do this in Ubuntu? I using 7.10
[22:33] <box> what do i use to change the settings for my monitor like selecting what type it is instead of it being a generic monitor
[22:33] <usser> jimincascadia, add the module to /etc/modules
[22:33] <Zelda1> i give up..
[22:33] <Flannel> stryd_one: Not really, no.  apt has a place, but thats just for stuff in the repos.  I imagine you'll be deleting them aftwards anyway
[22:33] <reportingsjr> can anyone help me?
[22:33] <qwerty> i am also not seeing any progress at any point, it is showing 0% stage 1/5
[22:33] <Gizmo_The_Great> Zeldal - you tried using FreeNAS?
[22:33] <reportingsjr> come on, it's not even a hard question..
[22:33] <stryd_one> flannel: i will be now heheh
[22:34] <DOT3CH> whats the best torrent program for ubuntu
[22:34] <stryd_one> thanks heaps man!
[22:34] <usser> qwerty, start ubuntu without graphical splash to see all the messages it spits out
[22:34] <reportingsjr> DOT3CH, vuze
[22:34] <qwerty> usser, how do i do that, recovery mode?
[22:34] <esac> im having issues with my thinkpad t61p taking up to 2 minutes to resume. any ideas?
[22:34] <reportingsjr> is there any way to revert any changes made to my desktop?!
[22:34] <jimincascadia> add that after the sodu modprpbe and before re-boot?
[22:34] <usser> qwerty, http://www.foogazi.com/2007/10/27/remove-the-ubuntu-splash-screen/
[22:34] <lesshaste> I am using alsa which works but some apps try to write to /dev/dsp which fails
[22:34] <qwerty> thx
[22:35] <lesshaste> how do I get them to use alsa?
[22:35] <sauvin> Depends on the app.
[22:35] <reportingsjr> bah, you guys suck.
[22:35] <lesshaste> in other words, what is the audio device for an alsa setup or can I get /dev/dsp to work somehow?
[22:36] <Zikey> Hi, I'm hunting a script that kill ntpd, runs ntpdate, start ntpd again, any idea ? :)
[22:36] <Zikey> some bogus script
[22:36] <sauvin> lesshaste, I usually run into that trouble when two or more apps try to use /dev/dsp at the same time. mplayer used to give me fits for that. You have to tell each app to use alsa.
[22:36] <lesshaste> sauvin, right but take gnome wave cleaner (gwc) for example.. it is just asks me for a device name
[22:36] <Fructose> Zikey: Why not write it yourself? Sounds very simple.
[22:37] <mizipzor> anyone that can help with this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=899427
[22:37] <DOT3CH> anyone know of some good software sources i can add, im on a fairly fresh install
[22:37] <Zikey> no i mean, some bogus script in ubuntu is killing ntpd, running ntpdate, starting ntpd again at boot time, i looked everywhere and can't find it
[22:37] <stryd_one> reportingsjr	bah, you guys suck.
[22:37] <stryd_one> man you get some prime quality idiots in here
[22:37] <box> how can i configure what type of monitor i have instead of it just showing generic? when i use displayconfig-gtk it willnot let me change the monitor portion ??
[22:38] <lesshaste> sauvin, lsof /dev/dsp says nothing is using it
[22:38] <sauvin> Yea, I know, but that didn't mean nothing was using it. Confused the living !@#$@%# outta me.
[22:39] <usser> Zikey, look in /etc/init.d/ /etc/rc.local
[22:40] <Zikey> usser, i think i found it, it's a bitch, it's /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate
[22:41] <usser> Zikey, great, deleting it will pbbly get your time settings out of whack...
[22:41] <esac> does anybody know what gets called for suspend/resume on ubuntu? is there a series of scripts that get called ? i tried adding an echo "foo">/tmp/foo.txt at the top of files in /etc/acpi/resume.d and it didnt seem to call these
[22:41] <Fructose> usser: ?
[22:41] <kcman> can anyone tell me why avi files are so tuff to play on ubuntu?
[22:41] <Fructose> usser: Do you just make stuff up?
[22:42] <Fructose> kcman: How are they tough to play?
[22:43] <usser> Fructose, yes as a matter of fact i do
[22:43] <usser> Fructose, no why?
[22:43] <kcman> fructose when i double click on the the movie player opens and it is playing at like half speed
[22:44] <adakos> when connecting over SSH with the -X switch, how do you get the X windows on your local desktop, i still get the terminal look. and when i do sudo startx, it tells me - Serve fatal error, server is active for display 0
[22:45] <Rolaulten> Ello all, got a quick little thing with madwifi, for some reason the "sudo modprobe" from within the madwifi directory is not staying after a reboot...any ideas?
[22:45] <usser> adakos, try gnome-session
[22:45] <greendot> ISSUE:  I have the latest Ubuntu, but I'm in a situation where I need NDIS Wrapper to be compiled and installed to work with my Nintendo Wi-Fi Connector.  I have no other way of getting online, so when I need to get this working, all the tutorials tell me to download this or that, but I have no way of downloading the development stuff so to do the make commands
[22:45] <Fructose> kcman: If that happened to me, my first guess would be that other processes are using up all my CPU.
[22:45] <Nightwolf_> Hello
[22:45] <jm0> hello. I have problems with my resolution i linux mint 5 (just installed). The resolution i too big from splash, login, and desktop. Så i cant see the bottom menu, i can only see "computer" & "home directoty". I have tried command "gnome-display-proprities" and the resolution i on "off" and a text "unknown" is shown in the screen above. And i have tried /etc/X11/xorg.conf but no resolution i specified, so i specified it but no result on reboot. And i've tried "d
[22:45] <jm0> pkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg". But the "guide" never comes to resolution. Can someone please help me out? thanks in advance..
[22:45] <corey> can someone help me with my sound problem
[22:45] <Nightwolf_> whats your prob?
[22:45] <kcman> fructose so what would you think when that is the only process running?
[22:45] <Nightwolf_> with the sound?
[22:45] <fanfan> salut
[22:46] <corey> its not working at all
[22:46] <corey> the tech pages don't help me
[22:46] <Nightwolf_> u got ubuntu 8.04 right?
[22:46] <adakos> usser: when i do that it tells it gtk-warning, cannot open display.
[22:46] <Fructose> kcman: That there's something buggy with your system if it reports only one process running.
[22:46] <corey> think so
[22:46] <lesshaste> sauvin, so i am confused.. how do I tell which app is grabbing the sound device?
[22:46] <kcman> fructose someone told me on another topic that my graphics drivers might be bad, so how do i check that?
[22:46] <Nightwolf_> go to  your sound icon and adjust those
[22:46] <Nightwolf_> can somone help me with virtualbox?
[22:47] <Nightwolf_> I NEED HELP WITH VIRUALBOX
[22:47] <usser> adakos, make sure you have X11Forwarding yes in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config on the server
[22:47] <kcman> fructose how do i check to see what processes are running?
[22:47] <Fructose> kcman: If it's not because your CPU isn't fast or that you've got other things running, first I'd try VLC.
[22:47] <adakos> usser: ill check that.
[22:47] <Fructose> kcman: System > Administration > System Monitor
[22:47] <corey> I just bought this program and did all the updates
[22:48] <Fructose> kcman: It's possible the default movie player just isn't good at decoding whatever codec this avi file uses.
[22:48] <greendot> So is there a disk I can download with all the development tools so I can compile stuff?
[22:48] <kcman> fructose is vlc in the synaptic downloader?
[22:48] <greendot> 'cause I can't download anything
[22:48] <jm0>  hello. I have problems with my resolution i linux mint 5 (just installed). The resolution i too big from splash, login, and desktop. Så i cant see the bottom menu, i can only see "computer" & "home directoty". I have tried command "gnome-display-proprities" and the resolution i on "off" and a text "unknown" is shown in the screen above. And i have tried /etc/X11/xorg.conf but no resolution i specified, so i specified it but no result on reboot. And i've tried "d
 pkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg". But the "guide" never comes to resolution. Can someone please help me out? thanks in advance..
[22:48] <Fructose> greendot: A disk you can download? Would a package work?
[22:48] <Fructose> greendot: i.e. build-essential
[22:48] <greendot> i need the entire development stuff
[22:49] <greendot> because i need it to get NDIS wrapper to work
[22:49] <Fructose> jm0: Linux Mint isn't supported in here
[22:49] <greendot> and i can't download anything because i have no physical connection where i am in the house
[22:49] <jm0> Fructose, ok then..
[22:50] <Fructose> greendot: Well, "entirely development stuff" is not well-defined. I haven't built the NDIS wrapper, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has dependencies you have to hand-pick.
[22:51] <greendot> Fructose: i don't know what all is needed, it just tells me i don't have the "make" command, and i have no way of getting it
[22:51] <rukA`> Hello, im a 1 hour user of ubuntu
[22:51] <rukA`> im with a problem im teamspeak
[22:51] <Fructose> greendot: Well, build-essential is the first package you'd want to install
[22:51] <rukA`> i can hear other people talk
[22:51] <rukA`> but i can't talk to them
[22:51] <Alan_M> !enter | rukA`
[22:51] <rukA`> in windows i can
[22:51] <Fructose> greendot: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/build-essential
[22:51] <greendot> Fructose: will it ask for dependencies?
[22:52] <kcman> fructose vlc is working just fine thanks
[22:52] <cgibin> hello, i know how to by pass this message, however, how can i make this http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m856733
[22:52] <Fructose> greendot: Yes. See the link.
[22:52] <andycaz> Anyone of you guys know some better way to get required dev packages when running ./configure? currently ive been installing dev packages manually and its starting to piss me off, it takes 10-15 runs before it gets all of them
[22:52] <greendot> fructose: i just don't want to have to keep going back and forth from lin to win just to have to d/l new stuff
[22:52] <isleshocky77> Does anyone have any experience syncing Windows Mobile and Kontact? Or know of a how-to?  I have been looking and trying for three weeks.
[22:52] <Fructose> greendot: Then you need to do your research and figure out what NDIS needs.
[22:52] <unop> cgibin, add php5-common to the list of packages you are installing
[22:53] <cgibin> thank you unop
[22:53] <cgibin> error
[22:53] <cgibin> let me pastebin
[22:53] <greendot> Fructose: is there a DVD i can download with the repositories of the dev stuff? or am i stuck doing it this way?
[22:53] <cgibin> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4ba4fca3
[22:53] <usser> andycaz, sudo apt-get build-dep <name of the package>
[22:53] <Fructose> greendot: Or you could also just download the ndiswrapper-common package
[22:54] <greendot> okay, that might work better
[22:54] <Fructose> greendot: ...assuming that you don't actually want to build it from source
[22:54] <cgibin> its already in the list unop: php5-common
[22:54] <cgibin> you see
[22:54] <Fructose> greendot: There are other packages too, such as ndiswrapper-utils. There's a search menu on that page I linked
[22:54] <andycaz> usser: any way to uninstall them after ive built my little program?
[22:55] <nillerzz> Hey is there a way to upgrade from Fluxbuntu 7.10 to Ubuntu Hardy?
[22:55] <andycaz> usser: currently they take 150mb to get installed
[22:55] <Fructose> greendot: I don't know about a supplemental CD/DVD. You can try to search.
[22:55] <andycaz> usser: by the way im installing vlc
[22:55] <hoonteke> anyone know how I might "duplicate" my wireless device?  I'm trying to be able to mess with my tapN devices as through iwconfig.  Any ideas/pointers?
[22:55] <nillerzz> Hey is there a way to upgrade from Fluxbuntu 7.10 to Ubuntu Hardy without losing things?
[22:55] <usser> andycaz, eh? compiling vlc?
[22:55] <andycaz> hoonteke: you mean create two interfaces? like eth0 and eth0:0
[22:55] <cgibin> hello, i know how to by pass this message, however, how can i make this http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m856733
[22:55] <kcman> fructose vlc has no audio, any fixes??
[22:56] <andycaz> usser: yes, why wouldnt i
[22:56] <hactar> curious. how do i open ports in 8.04?
[22:56] <usser> andycaz, well its packaged and in the repos for your convinience :)
[22:56] <hoonteke> andycaz: sure, I think.  I thought tapN ws the way, but that would work to.  (What is that syntax?)
[22:56] <hoonteke> andycaz: yes, I want to interfaces
[22:56] <hoonteke> *two
[22:56] <cgibin> add the port in iptables
[22:56] <cgibin> as accept
[22:56] <hactar> like, with ufw?
[22:57] <andycaz> usser: Im compiling a newer version to see if it fixes paff codec issue im having with mpeg-4 dvb-t stream
[22:57] <Fructose> kcman: Not off the top of my head. Try Google.
[22:58] <hactar> cgibin: cuz i triedand it didn't work
[22:58] <adakos> usser: still no luck, i edited the configuration files, stopped, and restarted the ssh service. X11forwarding is yes, i am using the -X switch on SSH connection. (now im getting error: can't open display or GTK-Warning: cannot open display)
[22:58] <usser> andycaz, oh ok. i dont think u can automatically undo build-dep command other than noticing what it installs
[22:58] <usser> adakos, u do have gnome installed?
[22:58] <andycaz> hoonteke: then you need to go to /etc/network/interfaces and create that interface
[22:58] <adakos> i have xfce installed, rather than gnome, but the system should be the same, yes?
[22:58] <cgibin> look at the sockstat if its 4 see on 4 if its 6 see on 6,
[22:59] <Amerikan> Someone help me with openssh
[22:59] <TheMaxzilla> (please)
[22:59] <Amerikan> pleasee :)
[22:59] <cgibin> dont say someone help me
[22:59] <usser> adakos, dont run gnome-session then, try xfce4 or something to that extent
[22:59] <cgibin> ask the damm question
[22:59] <adakos> Amerikan what do you need to know about openssh, are you having a particular problem ?
[22:59] <hoonteke> andycaz: hmm, do you have any pointer to some documentation on that?
[22:59] <hoonteke> of should I google?
[22:59] <adakos> usser: i changed my command line to xfce4-session
[22:59] <andycaz> hoonteke: take a look of this: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-gateway.en.html search for eth0:0
[23:00] <hoonteke> great, thanks
[23:00] <adakos> usser: I did that initially, I know better than trying to run a program that isnt installed, hehe
[23:00] <Amerikan> adakos: I set it up on my gf's windows computer and have made the passwd file and the group file, But It never let's me log on.
[23:00] <slammed87d21> why cant i install win xp on an external hd?
[23:00] <usser> adakos, hm, that is weird
[23:00] <cgibin> hello, i know how to by pass this message, however, how can i make this http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m856733
[23:01] <andycaz> hoonteke: remember to use your own interface names, for wireless i would presume its wlan0
[23:01] <slammed87d21> why cant i install win xp on an external hd?
[23:01] <Amerikan> slammed67d21 what happens when you try?
[23:01] <hactar> is there any program in 8.04 i can use to open ports?
[23:01] <hactar> besides ufw, which doesn't work
[23:01] <kcman> fructose do you know anything about burning iso's with ubuntu?
[23:01] <hoonteke> andycaz: sorry, I don't understand?
[23:01] <adakos> usser: i know. Will it break if I run two sessions of the file manager at once?
[23:01] <usser> adakos, what do u mean? btw can u run any other gui applications?
[23:02] <andycaz> hoonteke: the example i gave you used eth0 and eth0:0 to create interface configuration. You said you need it for wireless, right?   Thanks andycaz.
[23:02] <adakos> usser: i can run it from the server fine, but nothing works over the SSH connection.
[23:02] <db92> by default, on which hard drives mbr does the ubuntu installer install grub to?
[23:02] <andycaz> hoonteke: yup, no problem
[23:02] <SpeCon> i'm a new linux user so i need help in this
[23:02] <hactar> guess we'll try that one again
[23:02] <cgibin> hello, i know how to by pass this message, however, how can i make this http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m856733
[23:03] <Amerikan> SpeCon what player have you tried?
[23:03]  * hoonteke goes offline to test it right quick.
[23:03] <Fructose> db92: There is no "default". You select it during installation.
[23:03] <SpeCon> Amerikan:  Every possible player
[23:03] <Amerikan> Try getting VLC
[23:03] <usser> adakos, i dont know. do u have X server running on the  server?
[23:03] <SpeCon> Amerikan: every possible player i found on internet for linux. Kaffeine mplayer etc
[23:03] <db92> Fructose: grub gets written to the mbr of the hard drive on which i mount my /boot right?
[23:03] <SpeCon> vlc etc
[23:03] <kcman> fructose yeah when i do that and when i use brasero they both take about 40 min to do nothing at the slowest speed, they then spit out the disk saying it is done then when i load the disc into other machine including windows they have nothing on them...
[23:03] <SpeCon> Amerikan: i installed win32-codecs aswell
[23:04] <SpeCon> nothing helps
[23:04] <usser> cgibin, just delete php5-json as it states its part of php5-common
[23:04] <Fructose> db92: Grub has multiple stages. /boot is not your MBR
[23:04] <cgibin> doesnt anyone know?
[23:04] <adakos> usser: i think so, i might have copied the wrong file over actually.. ssh config instead of sshd
[23:04] <Amerikan> SpeCon: Have you tried converting it to another format?
[23:04] <SpeCon> Amerikan: + when i go to websites i cannot see the movies on it
[23:04] <adakos> usser: ill be back in a few, im going to sort this out heh
[23:04] <db92> Fructose: did i say it was? :||
[23:04] <riotkittie> grub makes me a sad panda :(
[23:04] <SpeCon> Amerikan: no i didn't try that. It should work without that to
[23:05] <Amerikan> SpeCon: Are you using firefox, With flash and everything installed?
[23:05] <SpeCon> Amerikan: yes
[23:05] <Khisanth> wouldn't need flash for wmv :)
[23:05] <Amerikan> khisanth: He mentioned movies online
[23:05] <gRaCiOsO> anyone could help me?
[23:06] <Khisanth> Amerikan: I know, still wouldn't need flash for wmv
[23:06] <RaedWulf_> hello all
[23:06] <andycaz> hoonteke: did it work for you?
[23:06] <Amerikan> SpeCon: Sorry, I'm a new user also. maybe someone else can help
[23:06] <Khisanth> SpeCon: do you have the mplayer plugins for the browser you are using?
[23:06] <Amerikan> khisanth: I'm fully aware thank you :)
[23:06] <SpeCon> Khisanth:  i dunno
[23:06] <RaedWulf_> I'm having a bit of a problem with the file browser for ubuntu 8.04.
[23:06] <SpeCon> i'm newbee
[23:06] <Khisanth> SpeCon: which browser are you using?
[23:06] <db92> im just saying that i remember not specifying on which disks bootsector grub bootloader was gonna be installed @ the installer
[23:06] <lovinglinux> Specon: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[23:07] <RaedWulf_> for some reason, everytime I browse the home folder and hit "Up", it freezes.
[23:07] <Amerikan> will someone pm me who has experience with OpenSSH?
[23:07] <RaedWulf_> I was wonderinf if anyone could help me out?
[23:07] <lovinglinux> SpeCon: install the GECKO MEDIA PLAYER provided in that tutorial
[23:07] <kogi> hi.. i cannot enter slashes.. it's the same key with the question mark, but the question mark can be entered
[23:07] <SpeCon> lovinglinux: guess i gonna try that
[23:08] <gRaCiOsO> i cant get logged in wpa networks with my ubuntu anyone know why??
[23:09] <mads-> How do I check which video codec a file uses?
[23:09] <RaedWulf_> hmm... now I can't even browse my computer
[23:09] <RaedWulf_> it simply bogs my system down
[23:09] <RaedWulf_> to a halt.
[23:09] <hoonteke> andycaz: blast.  so this may be an issue of the driver and physical hardware, but I was hoping to have my wireless card be able to talk to two different wireless networks at the same time.
[23:09] <RaedWulf_> (like it is doing right now)
[23:09] <lovinglinux> SpeCon: follow that tutorial step by step. Pay attention that some instructions are for older versions of Ubuntu. You may have issues with quicktime, but there is a troubleshooting section that solve the problem
[23:09] <SpeCon> lovinglinux:  okay tnx
[23:09] <SpeCon> hope that works out
[23:09] <hoonteke> but right now, if I change one's association, the other also changes.  :-(
[23:10] <RaedWulf_> ... can anyone help?
[23:10] <RaedWulf_> please?
[23:10] <lovinglinux> Gecko Media Player is awesome and it will install plugins for Quicktime, Divx, WMV
[23:10] <kcman> fructose did you see my last message about my "write to disc" feature?
[23:10] <Khisanth> lovinglinux: that page seems a bit excessive, installing almost every available player
[23:10] <Xodiac13> in ubuntu 7.10 it says encoding on the console and i have to choose an option during the command-line system installation what does this mean
[23:11] <kogi> hi.. i cannot enter slashes.. it's the same key with the question mark, but the question mark can be entered
[23:11] <kogi> i have ubuntu 8.04 hardy heron
[23:11] <Xodiac13> i am confused
[23:11] <hactar> alright - so if firestarter doesn't... open the ports... what will?
[23:11] <adakos> hmm, while my computer is rebooting: is it possible to dual boot ubuntu/winxp with a disc image or do I need to isntall a cd drive?
[23:11] <lovinglinux> Khisanth:  you don't need to install everything, just some of the alternatives
[23:11] <andycaz> hoonteke: nope, that is impossible. A wifi card can be associated with only one station as far as i know
[23:12] <RaedWulf_> ok.. now I can't browse anything on my pc at all.
[23:12] <kogi> um.. no help at all?
[23:12] <Xodiac13> what does the encoding on the console mean during the ubuntu 7.10 command-line system install
[23:12] <lovinglinux> Does someone know if it is possible to send a Note from Tomby Notes to the TErminal wit one click?
[23:12]  * Khisanth has yet to run into anything that was a problem for mplayer + flash
[23:13] <Flannel> Xodiac13: What do you mean?  Where do you see it?
[23:13] <hoonteke> andycaz: :-( But I can assign arbitrary mac addresses to devices
[23:13] <hoonteke> why couldn't I do similar bit here?
[23:13] <Xodiac13> this is what it says
[23:13] <kogi> hello? i cannot enter slashes.. i NEED to be able to enter slashes
[23:13] <hoonteke> I suppose because then the card would physically have to alternate frequencies or what not?
[23:13] <Xodiac13> ubuntu installer main menu
[23:13] <RaedWulf_> kogi
[23:13] <Xodiac13> encoding on the console:
[23:13] <RaedWulf_> have you tried reconfiguring your keyboard?
[23:13] <Xodiac13> here are my options
[23:14] <kogi> um
[23:14] <Xodiac13> armscii-8
[23:14] <Xodiac13> cp1251
[23:14] <Xodiac13> cp1255
[23:14] <Xodiac13> cp1256
[23:14] <Flannel> Xodiac13: choose UTF-8
[23:14] <kcman> can anyone tell me why when i right click and choose write to disc on any type of ISO all it does is take about 40 min to eject the black disc again???
[23:14] <kogi> RaedWulf_: it used to work properly the day before yesterday
[23:14] <Xodiac13> ok
[23:14] <Crazed_by_Pengui> Does anyone here have any experience with xrdp?
[23:14] <Xodiac13> Flannel: what does that mean
[23:15] <Flannel> Xodiac13: Its the character encoding used, but why it asks, I'm not sure.  Did you select the expert install?
[23:15] <RaedWulf_> kogi, I'm having the same kind of "everything was fine and now it isn't" kind of problem, except I can't browse my file systems. The computer takes FOREVER to open any hdd.
[23:15] <fistandandelus> i have in my xorg.conf file set my monitor's mode to 1440x900, which ddcprobe and get-edid both confirm is what my monitor should be at, but whenever i startx it reverts back to what it thinks my monitor supports as 1280x1024
[23:15] <andycaz> hoonteke: yes, you can change mac addresses for these virtual interfaces
[23:15] <Xodiac13> Flannel: no the command-line install
[23:16] <RaedWulf_> kogi: what have you done to troubleshoot so far?
[23:16] <Xodiac13> Flannel: now its asking me to choose a font for the console
[23:16] <hoonteke> andycaz: yeah, but the underlying issue is still that the card would need to speak two different frequencies at the same time, right?
[23:16] <carandraug> kcman: have you tried using a burner program?
[23:16] <Xodiac13> Flannel: it gives me like arabic, armenian, cyrillic, and more
[23:16] <andycaz> hoonteke: yup, and that is impossible as far as i know
[23:16] <Flannel> Xodiac13: Well, pick whichever you think looks normal
[23:17] <hoonteke> andycaz: :-)  I take that as a challenge!
[23:17] <RaedWulf_> ??? ok, now it's browsing properly. What's wrong with this system?
[23:17] <Xodiac13> Flannel: i feel retarted because i thought it was asking me the language sorry i thought to hard into it
[23:17] <kogi> RaedWulf_: unfortunately, i'm a noob, so i cant help you with your problem.. as for the troubleshoot, i've tried removing the USA layout and installing it again
[23:17] <hactar> okay. so does anything work in 8.04?
[23:17] <kcman> carandraug yes, i have also tried brasero one of the other programs under add/remove it does the exact samething...
[23:17] <hactar> or is the idea that, when you've got years of updates to give out, you need to pace yourself
[23:18] <RaedWulf_> kogi: do all other the keys work properly?
[23:18] <kogi> RaedWilf_: but i dont think its a layout problem, becausei have two different language layouts and i cannot enter a slash when using either of them
[23:18] <porncake> how come when i drop the themes i download from gnome-look.org in appearance -> themes it says this is not a theme file
[23:18] <tony_> can someone tell me why every time i install mythtv i get "no upnp backends found" or something and then "couldn't login" etc?
[23:18] <porncake> do i need some sort of a special theme manager?
[23:18] <kogi> RaedWulf_: yes, in fact they do
[23:18] <RaedWulf_> kogi: slash or backslash?
[23:18] <gRaCiOsO> i cant get logged in wpa networks with my ubuntu anyone know why??
[23:18] <Xodiac13> Flannel: so for the console font its not going to mess up my keyboard
[23:18] <Xodiac13> Flannel: when i type?
[23:19] <kogi> RaeWulf_: this -> / (i copied and pasted it)
[23:19] <carandraug> kcman: does it burn anything when you try to burn files instead of an iso? Have you tried using a different brand of CD's? My burner refuses to burn in some brands.
[23:19] <RaedWulf_> Kogi: two ways to type it: shift+7 or / above #8 if you have a numerical keypad. Neither work?
[23:19] <Flannel> Xodiac13: I've honestly never seen those questions before.  Just pick the one that looks normal.
[23:20] <CrazedbyPenguins> Does anyone here have any experience with xrdp?
[23:20] <kcman> carandraug i have used this brand before on both of my ubuntu boxes and now both of them will not write iso's and iso's only...
[23:20] <Xodiac13> Flannel: lol well all the ones except English because it doesnt even have that one
[23:20] <Matt367> hey does anybody now how to change from the windows longhorn loader tu grub
[23:20] <Flannel> !grub | Matt367, first link
[23:20] <koshari> can you set scrollkeeper up so it does maintenance at night?
[23:21] <RaedWulf_> how do I remove boot options from grub?
[23:21] <Matt367> i have grub already
[23:21] <Flannel> Xodiac13: Type out the options (all on one line would be fine) and I'll take a look (I'll also do some googling while you do that)
[23:21] <Flannel> Matt367: Not on your MBR if Vistas bootloader is in use
[23:21] <RaedWulf_> Not sure if I want my Ubuntu Studio RT kernel anymore.
[23:21] <Xodiac13> okay
[23:21] <Matt367> im using vistas loader
[23:21] <RaedWulf_> Kogi, did you get my question?
[23:21] <RaedWulf_> regarding the slash key?
[23:22] <carandraug> kcman: that's strange. If you couldn't burn nothing at all, maybe I could've been of help. In this case, sorry. No idea
[23:22] <Matt367> i can use the grub shell in gnome_terminal
[23:22] <Xodiac13> Flannel: when it installs and asks for the encoding which is UTF-8 then it ask me the console font like Arabic, Armenian, Greek, and so on
[23:22] <kogi> RaedWulf_: the slash over the number 8 in the numerical keypad works.. my layout doesn't print slash when i press SHIFT+7, but & :P
[23:23] <kcman> carandraug nah dont say that i will try another brand of cd but hey you have given me a ray of hope...
[23:23] <kcman> carandraug you any good at checking video drivers?
[23:23] <Matt367> 8-)
[23:24] <carandraug> kcman: No. I'm only good on what I had problems with before and my graphs were always ok
[23:24] <RaedWulf_> Kogi, Shift+8 then? or shift+6?
[23:24] <Flannel> Xodiac13: is there a Latin one?
[23:24] <Xodiac13> Flannel: Yes
[23:24] <kogi> RaedWulf_: nope
[23:24] <dorian> hey, if i wanted to transplant an old /var into a new installation, do i need to overwrite anything other than /var/lib/dpkg?
[23:25] <RaedWulf_> Kogi: well, at least you've got one slash key working.. let's check out what's going on with the other one. What layouts are you using?
[23:25] <Matt367> !botsnack
[23:25] <theunixgeek> Is there a way to download the build-essential and gtk-lib-dev packages for later installation (along with their dependencies and so on and so forth)?
[23:26] <Matt367> !apt
[23:26] <Flannel> Xodiac13: the default is .Combined - Latin, Slavic Cryllic; Hebrew; etc, right?
[23:26] <Flannel> Xodiac13: Unless you have a reason to think otherwise, just leave the defaults
[23:26] <Xodiac13> Flannel: there is one option saysing
[23:26] <carandraug> kcman: also, you can give k3b. That's supposedly the best burning application for Linux
[23:27] <Xodiac13> Flannel: .Combined - latin Slavic cyrillic: Hebrew: basic Arabic
[23:27] <kcman> carandraug were do i find k3b?
[23:27] <Matt367> !flannel
[23:27] <Xodiac13> Flannel: and combined - latin: slavic cyrillic: greek
[23:27] <kogi> RaedWulf_: i'm using a greek default and a usa default
[23:28] <carandraug> kcman: in add/remove.. just search for it. I'm searching in the forums but can't find anyone with the sam eproblem as you
[23:28] <Flannel> Matt367?
[23:28] <Xodiac13> Flannel: the last one is combined -latin: slavic and non-slavic cyrillic
[23:28] <joachim_> join #ubuntu-fr
[23:28] <joachim_> oups
[23:28] <Flannel> Xodiac13: Right.  Pick the default.
[23:28] <Matt367> yeah
[23:28] <beam> Hello. Does anyone know which network i can ask about internet marketing in?
[23:28] <Xodiac13> Flannel: it doesnt say if its default or not
[23:28] <SpentCasing> question: im running a xp/ ubuntu dual boot. xp on 1st hd with music/movies on other hd (which ubuntu was installed on) im assuming ntfs partition. how can i access my music and movies in ubuntu? and downloading into same folders would be awesome also.
[23:28] <Xodiac13> Flannel: i dont know which is the default one
[23:29] <unop> theunixgeek,  apt-get install -d build-essential libblah etc
[23:29] <theunixgeek> unop: for later installation
[23:29] <kcman> carandraug thanks bro i found it k3b in synaptic and am installing it now, also yeah i have not be able to get help on this topic for sometime now...
[23:29] <unop> theunixgeek, yes, see -d | --download-only in the apt-get manpage
[23:29] <theunixgeek> unop: and without having access to the Linux computer
[23:29] <theunixgeek> beam: #web
[23:30] <beam> theunixgeek: Thank you so much bro
[23:30] <carandraug> kcman: also, have you ever tried mounting the iso and then just copy the CD? If you can burn files, just not burn iso, that's may be your workaround
[23:30] <Matt367> flannel?
[23:30] <theunixgeek> unop: does it also download all the dependencies?
[23:30] <dfgas> how do i get desktop icons to default to right side
[23:30] <theunixgeek> beam: welcome
[23:30] <unop> theunixgeek, yes
[23:30] <Xodiac13> Flannel: so the first .combined - latin: slavic cyrillic: hebrew: basic arabic is the basic right?
[23:30] <theunixgeek> unop: and to what dir does it save the files too?
[23:30] <theunixgeek> dfgas: gconf-editor
[23:30] <theunixgeek> dfgas: google
[23:30] <cgibin> anyone had this issue? http://debian.pastebin.com/m1577a297
[23:30] <alfons> irssi n
[23:30] <dfgas> k
[23:30] <Xodiac13> Flannel: i mean default
[23:31] <alfons> irssi -n inclusa
[23:31] <unop> theunixgeek, $PWD
[23:31] <kcman> carandraug no never thought or had anyone suggest that to me
[23:31] <beam> theunixgeek: Sorry, but how do i get there? I mean where do i type #web?
[23:31] <cgibin> any ideas?
[23:31] <theunixgeek> unop: so if I cd Downloads/ then it saves it to Downloads?
[23:32] <theunixgeek> beam: you don't know how to use IRC, do you? ;)
[23:32] <theunixgeek> beam: /join #web
[23:32] <theunixgeek> beam: or use the same method you used to join #ubuntu
[23:32] <unop> theunixgeek, right
[23:32] <Matt367> beam are u using pidig
[23:32] <carandraug> kcman: that may work. Give it a shot if you can spare the Cd's
[23:32] <SpentCasing> question: im running a xp/ ubuntu dual boot. xp on 1st hd with music/movies on other hd (which ubuntu was installed on) im assuming ntfs partition. how can i access my music and movies in ubuntu? and downloading into same folders would be awesome also.
[23:32] <Matt367> i ment pigin
[23:32] <beam> Matt367: whats that?
[23:32] <kcman> carandraug yeah i have a few extra
[23:32] <greendot> so i went to use the NDIS wrapper install utility, but it needs the ndiswrapper-utils, and it has dependant packages, who also have dependent packages, and i just don't know why on earth this is so friggin hard :(
[23:33] <cgibin> here we go , http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2ae8f37a
[23:33] <theunixgeek> unop: well I can't access my Linux PC right now, could you do it for me, please? :)
[23:33] <kcman> carandraug including the one that has been saying it was written to but still has nothing on it
[23:33] <Nightwolf_> HELP
[23:33] <RaedWulf_> brb
[23:33] <Matt367> !pidgin
[23:33] <Nightwolf_> When I use my mic in recordmydesktop my sound is not good
[23:33] <Nightwolf_> someone help
[23:33] <Matt367> !pidgin | beam this is pigdin
[23:33] <beam> theunixgeek: Thanks. Lol yeah im still not familiar with it. Actually i recently downloaded Ubuntu
[23:33] <theunixgeek> beam: I see
[23:33] <KleinerHai> Pidgin = Real nice solution for multiple chat conversations!
[23:33] <theunixgeek> good luck
[23:34] <Nightwolf_>  When I use my mic in recordmydesktop my sound is not good
[23:34] <Nightwolf_>  someone help
[23:34] <Matt367> see what ubotu said beam
[23:34] <beam> matt367: im using xchat
[23:34] <Nightwolf_>  When I use my mic in recordmydesktop my sound is not good someone help
[23:34] <unop> theunixgeek, well not really .. I already have the packages installed so the command is a no-op for me
[23:34] <theunixgeek> !repeat | Nightwolf_
[23:34] <theunixgeek> unop: or if I download it from http://kambing.ui.edu/ubuntu/pool/main/b/build-essential/ will it also work?
[23:35] <TheMaxzilla> !patience | Nightwolf_
[23:35] <theunixgeek> unop: oh :/ well what are the gtk dev packages names?
[23:35] <carandraug> kcman: I wouldn't trust that CD then, My burner was crap (before stop working) and many CD's would later appear as empty. However, they were completely useless. I tried to burn something on them and it would always fail
[23:35] <Matt367> well click applications > internet > pidgin internet messinger
[23:35] <greendot> guys i really need help :(    i got NDIS wrapper installed, but it tells me i need ndiswrapper utilities, and when i look up the package, it requires other packages that also requires even more packages, and i'm in dependency hell...i can't get online at ALL where i am in the house to just download this stuff
[23:35] <beam> Matt367: Ohhhhh Pidgin. Yes i use Pidgin. Why?
[23:35] <greendot> and the only way to get online is using NDIS Wrapper, but i have to be online to install the utilities
[23:36] <greendot> otherwise i'll get confused when downloading all the packages i need :\
[23:36] <Matt367> its what im using
[23:36] <Traveler232> Hello... what's the best java compiler I can use (is it javac?) ?
[23:36] <rconan> Traveler232, javac is the command regardless of which one you use
[23:36] <cgibin> hasnt anyone had the issue i m having? anyone know?
[23:36] <rconan> Traveler232, most people would argue that sun is the best
[23:36] <theunixgeek> Traveler232: that's the only one ;)
[23:36] <unop> theunixgeek, do you have access to the internet at all - another machine or a windows machine perhaps?
[23:36] <theunixgeek> cgibin: what's your issue?
[23:37] <theunixgeek> unop: OS X
[23:37] <cgibin> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2ae8f37a
[23:37] <unop> theunixgeek, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OfflinePackageDownload
[23:37] <beam> Matt367: ok u are using it and?
[23:37] <theunixgeek> unop: thanks, I'll check that out
[23:37] <Prikolchik> cgibin, is that ur issue? the link u provided?
[23:37] <cgibin> yes
[23:38] <cgibin> i searched for it doesnt seem it exists
[23:38] <unop> !info php5-json | cgibin
[23:38] <Prikolchik> cigbin, i've seen ppl working with php problems on #xubuntu. Try and see there
[23:38] <cgibin> unop, thx let me do so
[23:38] <carandraug> greendot: If you go to Synaptic package manager you can select all you want to download and then automatically generate s cript to download the packaged in another computer
[23:38] <unop> cgibin, why are you trying to install this package tho?
[23:38] <cgibin> dont have info
[23:38] <j800r> !games
[23:38] <unop> cgibin, if php5-common is already installed, you are fine
[23:38] <SpentCasing> question: im running a xp/ ubuntu dual boot. xp on 1st hd with music/movies on other hd (which ubuntu was installed on) im assuming ntfs partition. how can i access my music and movies in ubuntu? and downloading into same folders would be awesome also.
[23:39] <greendot> carandraug: i dont have another computer running linux
[23:39] <Matt367> its easy to use just make a new acount on the server irc.freenode.com
[23:39] <cgibin> i see,
[23:39] <Prikolchik> SpentCasing, google for Ubuntu Mount
[23:39] <cgibin> well be nice to install that as well
[23:39] <unop> cgibin, !info is a command in this channel
[23:39] <Traveler232> thanks rconan...  so all I need to do is "apt-get install sun-java5-jdk"  and that's that, correct?
[23:39] <Prikolchik> or talk in private
[23:39] <kcman> carandraug i droped the cd into a windows box and it still appears as empty but i will not use it as instructed
[23:39] <unop> cgibin, the functionality you want is provided by the php common package
[23:39] <Matt367> then click buddies join a chat and type #ubuntu
[23:39] <rconan> Traveler232, or sun-java6-jdk for the most recent version
[23:39] <carandraug> greendot: you can start Ubuntu in another computer with LiveCD, download to a flash drive and then take the deb files to your computer
[23:40] <Traveler232> ah.... ok, thank you so much, rconan!
[23:40] <kcman> carandraug so i mount the iso image and then copy to cd right?
[23:40] <greendot> no flash drive to wrok with either
[23:40] <Matt367> !gnu
[23:41] <cgibin> i see, thank you
[23:41] <carandraug> kcman: yes. It should work. You can mount iso files?
[23:41] <lwizardl> Hi
[23:41] <greendot> OKAY
[23:41] <beam> Matt367: Thank you
[23:41] <lwizardl> does RS232 to USB adapters work properly under Ubuntu (ie RS232 Serial -> USB port)
[23:41] <Khisanth> greendot: the networking works on the livecd but not the installed version?
[23:42] <greendot> this is BS to the max...there needs to be a DVD with the most commonly used packages that would otherwise be needed to downloaded
[23:42] <Turl> Hello
[23:42] <greendot> not at all in either sutuation Khisanth
[23:42] <Matt367> !unix
[23:43] <Khisanth> ok just wondering about carandraug's suggestion
[23:43] <Turl> hello, any MOTU here?
[23:43] <carandraug> greendot: if that computer has a CD burner, you can download them to that computer hard drive, start WIndows, Mac or whatever OS it has, burn to a CD and take the deb files to your computer for installation
[23:43] <guesswho> in virtual box it says to hit right control to switch my mouse pointer from ubuntu to my virtual box , i hit the right control button, control and right arrow key, all kinds of combos what am i doing wrong lol
[23:43] <kcman> carandraug i have it trying to burn through k3b sorry i got hung up before i could try that one but next i will try to mount the iso and then copy to cd..
[23:43] <Devourer> !xvnc
[23:43] <Devourer> Is xvnc nonexistant?
[23:43] <Matt367> !commands
[23:44] <greendot> carandraug: how on earth do i install those files without knowing which ones to install first?  there are far too many dependencies to worry about, and i dont even know if i can keep them all straight when i go to download them
[23:44] <guesswho> i am useing virtual box that comes with hardy heron ubuntu
[23:44] <kitche> guesswho: you just click inside the virtual box to get inside of the vm
[23:44] <Theaxiom> Is there any sort of toolbar I can get in linux that is like the Vista desktop bar that I can have different widgets added to?
[23:44] <kitche> guesswho: to get out you press right ctl and move your mouse out of it
[23:44] <greendot> Theaxiom: Google desktop
[23:44] <greendot> Theaxiom: i think it has a linux version
[23:44] <carandraug> Khisanth: he needs to install an application that has dependencies, which have dependencies, has no network connection and knows no one with Linux. I was telling him that he could generate a script to automatically downlaod everything he needed in other persons computer using LiveCD
[23:44] <guesswho> kitche: it keeps mentions something about auto capture and does not work when i click inside the virtual box
[23:44] <undercover> hi
[23:44] <Theaxiom> greendot: I am talking like cpu/ram usage, etc
[23:44] <Matt367> !botsnack | flannel
[23:45] <carandraug> kcman: so I'm guessing burning the iso with k3b didn't work either
[23:45] <koshar1> greendot: aptoncd will have all the dependencies of any flie thats installed on the origin system
[23:45] <guesswho> kitche; asks me to "capture" something or cancel
[23:45] <undercover> my laptop freeze when i press tab to autocomplete in terminal ... any idea ?
[23:45] <Matt367> flood
[23:45] <greendot> koshar1: will it allow me to install new files?
[23:46] <kcman> carandraug it is still trying through k3b so i will know here in a min
[23:46] <greendot> koshar1: i need to get NDISWrapper and NDISWrapper Utilities installed together
[23:46] <kitche> guesswho: well capture it's asking you if you want the mouse pointer to be held by the vm or not
[23:46] <guesswho> kitche' when i click the capture button it does not work
[23:47] <koshar1> greendot: the way you use aptoncd is install the package on the net connected sys, then make the aptoncd cd , and use the aptoncd on the non connected sys as a repo and install the package with the dependencies on the new sys
[23:47] <manolis> do you know if ubuntu 8.10 based on debian lenny?
[23:47] <carandraug> greendot: your system should already know the dependencies. If you try to install one with Synaptic package manager it should automatically select all other packages it needs. Once this is done, you select "generate package download scrip". Never used it myself but in theory, it should work
[23:47] <guesswho> kitche: nevermind i apologize for my linux noobiness, i had to click on do not show this message again first for it to work
[23:47] <greendot> but koshar1: i dont have another system to do this with
[23:47] <Matt367> hey does anybody now how to change from the windows longhorn loader to grub
[23:47] <manolis> do you know if ubuntu 8.10 based on debian lenny?
[23:48] <Khisanth> the system only has a wireless nic?
[23:48] <kitche> guesswho: yep that works to I forgot about the little checkbox
[23:48] <koshar1> greendot: thats what the aptoncd disc is used for
[23:48] <egc> hello all
[23:48] <guesswho> kitche; thanks man! :) now i can used aciddraw to make some cool ansi graphic designs
[23:48] <Matt367> hey does anybody now how to change from the windows longhorn loader to grub
[23:48] <koshar1> greendot: as long as its using the SAME version
[23:48] <ink-1> I have a pirated version of ubuntu
[23:48] <manolis> lol
[23:48] <guesswho> ink-1; lol
[23:49] <egc> can anybody point me to where i might find information on PCI wireless NICs natively supported by linux?
[23:49] <Matt367> ohmy
[23:49] <stompey> there's an OS crack though
[23:49] <greendot> koshar1: do i have to do it on a linux system?
[23:49] <koshar1> greendot yes
[23:49] <Matt367> please help me
[23:49] <Nutt718> !realplayer
[23:49] <greendot> koshar1: i dont have any other way to do this then
[23:49] <egc> i.e., i don't want to need ndiswrapper
[23:50] <manolis> do you know if ubuntu 8.10 based on debian lenny?
[23:50] <Matt367> hey does anybody now how to change from the windows longhorn loader to grub
[23:50] <koshar1> greendot:  what exactly are you atempting to do
[23:50] <greendot> koshar1: it seems i'll have to not use linux at all.  if i can't get online with it, it's pointless. to even bother with
[23:50] <undercover> hey am running ubuntu 8.04 my laptop freeze when i press tab to autocomplete in terminal ... any idea ?
[23:50] <greendot> koshar1: i'm trying to install ndiswrapper-utils without being online to do it
[23:50] <carandraug> Matt367: you're using Wubi or a native installation of Ubuntu?
[23:50] <kcman> carandraug well k3b is done i put the disc back in and nothing is loading or happening not even the black disc icon i showing up now i am lost here
[23:50] <dennister>  hey all...having troubles with sound in this new kernel...sound hardware works fine, as it did in old kernel, but has never worked in this one
[23:50] <Matt367> wubi
[23:50] <koshar1> greendot cant you get online with ethernet first then fix up the wifi issue?
[23:51] <Matt367> im using wubi
[23:51] <Tetrohead> Hey, my public key authentication doesn't seem to be working. Can anyone help?
[23:51] <greendot> koshar1: i'm not in a place where an ethernet cord will reach
[23:51] <dennister> speakup and espeakup want pulse, and I have pulse working at home, but not here...downloaded the packages, have /etc/asound.conf file
[23:51] <koshar1> greendot: you cant move to setup the wifi?
[23:51] <greendot> koshar1: i have a rather large system setup here
[23:51] <Tetrohead> I generated a key with putty-gen, and made an authorized_keys file
[23:52] <Matt367> green dot then get a ethernet cord extention
[23:52] <Tetrohead> Restarted SSH
[23:52] <Tetrohead> I can't connect
[23:52] <greendot> koshar1: the router is on one side of the house, and i'm all the way on the other side upstairs
[23:52] <dennister> but when I try to test it, with: amixer -Dpulse, the connection get refused
[23:52] <kitche> Tetrohead: what do you mean by can't connect exact
[23:52] <rconan> greendot, presumably you have a computer which you are using for IRC
[23:52] <carandraug> Matt367: I don't think you have choice. I think you need to go through windows bootloader first if you're using wubi
[23:52] <kcman> carandraug i will be right back i have to reboot
[23:52] <Prikolchik> greendot, what is ur wireless card?
[23:52] <greendot> rconan: i'm in windows
[23:52] <carandraug> kcman: ok
[23:52] <rconan> greendot, boot a livecd on that one and then run the script given by synaptic to download the files
[23:53] <Tetrohead> kitche: Putty gives me error: No supported authentication methods
[23:53] <Matt367> i cant go in windows and change the boot options
[23:53] <Tetrohead> But I changed permissions properly
[23:53] <Tetrohead> idk what could be the problem
[23:53] <Prikolchik> !mount
[23:53] <koshar1> greendot: i understand butyou may have to setup the target machine beside the router tempererily until you get the wifi working
[23:53] <greendot> Prikolchik: i'm using the nintendo wifi connector (aka the Buffalo WLI-U2-KG54-AI Wireless LAN Adapater)
[23:53] <kitche> Tetrohead: which permissions sounds like you did not configure sshd correctly to use the keys or you don't have putty using your key
[23:53] <Matt367> i mean i can't juc st go in windows and change the boot optons
[23:53] <carandraug> Matt367: I don't think Windows bootloader is editable like GRUB. Maybe it is. I believe the file is boot.ini
[23:54] <greendot> Prikolchik: i know it'll work because there are tutorials
[23:54] <koshar1> rconan: greendot doesnt have a ethernet connectin where the pc is or wifi configured
[23:54] <greendot> but the tutorials all assume that you can get online otherwise
[23:54] <unop> carandraug, how is grub editable? :)
[23:54] <dennister> can someone help me please, even pulse audio device chooser crashes at startup
[23:54] <greendot> if i had an ethernet cord up here i woudn't even BOTHER with setting up wireless at all
[23:54] <Tetrohead> kitche: I can connect to a server with the SAME EXACT authorized_keys file fine. Same exact permissions.
[23:54] <thenetduck> Hi, I need some help getting my Active Hard Drive Protection working with sensing my headers sopported using this wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardDiskShockProtection   could some one help me get this done?
[23:54] <Khisanth> you can download the files from windows and access them in linux
[23:54] <Prikolchik> greendot, errmm.... so u go through all the hassle simply because u dont want to move to router?
[23:54] <GL-san> greendot,  broadcom 4318?
[23:54] <Matt367> ok ill be back if i have a anser il pm u wgen i log back on
[23:55] <Prikolchik> greendot, is it laptop?
[23:55] <Khisanth> assuming you are chatting from the same ssytem you are trying to do the ndis install
[23:55] <unop> !who
[23:55] <greendot> it's a desktop
[23:55] <carandraug> unop: I meant you could change the time and order and colors, and many many things. I've seen you around, you know it :p
[23:55] <koshar1> greendot so you cannot temperarily set the PC up withing reach of the routher
[23:55] <GL-san> use a usb key
[23:55] <GL-san> or a cd
[23:55] <greendot> it would be a huge hassle on the part of various parties
[23:55] <GL-san> to copy over the files
[23:56] <unop> carandraug, that's only editing grub's configuration file .. so the windows boot.ini is equivalent to the grub menu.lst/menu.cfg
[23:56] <rconan> greendot, somewhat of a dilema, if you get the whole list of changes from synaptic, get all the .debs by hand and copy them into /var/cache/apt/archives then you can install using synaptic
[23:56] <koshar1> greendot another option would be to use a AP
[23:56] <greendot> AP?
[23:56] <koshar1> access point
[23:56] <kitche> Tetrohead: so you went to ssh in putty and clicked auth then browsed for your private key and hit ok and tried to connect?
[23:57] <greendot> koshar1: what on earth is that?
[23:57] <carandraug> unop: ok. You're right. But I'm not writing on my mother tong and those nuances are over me
[23:57] <Tetrohead> kitche: Yes, I am using the same exact key set on another server fine.
[23:57] <koshar1> greendot: an access point had ethernet port, and an antenna, so you set it up PC>AP>wifi
[23:58] <koshar1> via ethernet
[23:58] <Kohlrak-Server> Anyone with some experience with the xfix thing not fixing screen resolution settings?
[23:59] <Turl> yeah me
[23:59] <nrg_> hello, can anyone help me to make v4l-dvb work on intrepid?
[23:59] <thenetduck> can anyone help me?
[23:59] <greendot> okay, i just looked up all the deps
[23:59] <Khisanth> koshar1: a 100 meter ethernet cable is probably cheaper :)
[23:59] <TheMaxzilla> nrg_: I think most of use are using Hardy....
[23:59] <greendot> there are enough and i have them all up
[23:59] <carandraug> nrg_: not wanting to be rude but you'd probably have more luck in #ubuntu+1
[23:59] <ink-1> thenetduck: what is it


[07:13] <lordievader> Good morning
[08:21] <munsking> Hello, why does my<EMAIL_ADDRESS>file keep getting overwritten? using ubuntu server 16.04.5 LTS
[08:41] <lordievader> What service file are you editing?
[08:42] <munsking><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[08:42] <munsking><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[08:44] <lordievader> munsking: On 18.04 the `getty@` service is defined in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[08:44] <munsking> lordievader: and on 16.04.5?
[08:45] <munsking> oh it's the same, it's just a symlink
[08:45] <munsking> still, why does it get overwritten every week or so?
[08:46] <lordievader> Most likely in the same path. However, if you want to override the service definition, I'd put the overrides in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[08:47] <munsking> all i really need is for tty1 to auto login, get a kerberos ticket and start a remote desktop application on a windows terminal server (camera surveillance)
[08:48] <munsking> right now i edit the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>file, change the execStart to 'agetty -a remoteUser %I $TERM' and then it works
[08:48] <munsking> so how would i get that part to stick?
[08:53]  * lordievader sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/UDMsNYWzpncPLnTPUKtWLJHS >
[09:04] <munsking> lordievader: thanks, i'll give that a shot
[11:04] <ahasenack> good morning
[11:05] <OerHeks> hi ahasenack
[11:05] <ahasenack> hello OerHeks
[11:30] <lordievader> Hi ahasenack, OerHeks
[11:32] <ahasenack> hi there
[11:32] <OerHeks> good afternoon, as it is in my timezone :-D
[11:42] <ahasenack> indeed
[12:23] <ahasenack> rbasak: hi, could you please import pgaudit and add it to the whitelist?
[12:23] <rbasak> ack
[12:23] <ahasenack> it's from universe, but touched everytime postgresql is uploaded
[12:24] <ahasenack> in dep8 dependent tests
[12:24] <ahasenack> and it likes to fail
[12:24] <ahasenack> rbasak: thanks
[12:36] <rbasak> ahasenack: imported and pushed. As usual the whitelist change won't take effect until I next roll something through to the importer.
[12:36] <ahasenack> cool, thanks
[14:03] <ahasenack> cpaelzer: have you seen this pgaudit dep8 failure before, that only occurs on s390x? https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/ZkVpFhWgjT/
[14:12] <cpaelzer> ahasenack: doesn't ring a bell
[15:43] <die7> how to remove multiarch or disable it in preseed file?
[16:00] <tomreyn> die7: in case you're referring to amd64 (native) and i386 (foreign): dpkg --remove-architecture i386
[16:43] <die7> tomreyn: in preseed file?
[16:43] <die7> tomreyn: dpkg is not available during installation
[16:44] <tomreyn> die7: you could do it with the post installation script hook, i forgot the exact name. but i'm not sure this is the right approach, there may well be a better one.
[16:45] <die7> tomreyn: I found already solution, thank you...soultion can be solved with seed file at self
[16:45] <die7> tomreyn: d-i apt-setup/multiarch  string
[16:46] <tomreyn> much nicer
[16:46] <die7> tomreyn: if you leave befind string empty i386 will not be added
[16:48] <tomreyn> ok, good to know
[17:53] <beowuff> So, I see 16.04 is FIPS 140-2 compliant. Any idea if 18.04 will be?
[18:10] <beowuff> Woah, I didn't realize you could install windows 2016 headless... I wonder if that'll mess up security...
[18:11] <beowuff> oops, wrong window. XD
[18:50] <TheHonorableKitt> how do I create a new nic on Ubuntu Server 18.04LTS with no ip (as in accordance to this tutorial for Snort Inline IPS: http://sublimerobots.com/2016/02/snort-ips-inline-mode-on-ubuntu/)?
[18:56] <sarnold> TheHonorableKitt: this is probably the best starting point https://netplan.io/examples#bridging
[18:56] <sarnold> TheHonorableKitt: try throwing in dhcp4: no dhcp6: no and not specifying addresses
[18:56] <sarnold> lets see what happens ;)
[18:58] <sdeziel> I would personally opt to disable_ipv6 on it too
[18:58] <sdeziel> not sure if netplan can do this natively
[19:01] <sarnold> of course, if you don't specify *anything* probably the nics won't have addresses that way, too :)
[19:01] <sarnold> but finding some way to document and codify that they intentionally don't have addresses feels like a good idea
[19:01] <sarnold> and if you're going to be using a bridge anyway, well, this knows how to make them
[19:02] <TheHonorableKitt> like this? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tvT3wHYG59/
[19:04] <TheHonorableKitt> or maybe change 2 and 3 to 1 and 2?
[19:04] <sarnold> you've got an enp0s3 so having an eth0 eth2 and eth3 feels unlikely..
[19:05] <TheHonorableKitt> huh?
[19:05] <sarnold> what are you NICs named now?
[19:05] <TheHonorableKitt> errrrr I don't know? eth0? this is a linode VPS
[19:05] <sarnold> run 'ip a'
[19:05] <sarnold> that'll show you the NICs on the system
[19:08] <TheHonorableKitt> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Vd4wYKW8g9/
[19:08] <TheHonorableKitt> there are two 'docker' nicks that are down, and then l0 for loopback
[19:08] <TheHonorableKitt> this is the only useable eth nic
[19:12] <sarnold> you can fake up NICs using tun/tap stuff (often for VPNs or VMs) but I don't know an awful lot about how those things work
[19:12] <sarnold> does the management panel let you add more NICs?
[19:12] <TheHonorableKitt> it lets me add "private ip address" but other than that, no
[19:14] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: Linode VMs only have a single NIC AFAIK so is that what you want to feed to snort?
[19:14] <TheHonorableKitt> yes, but snort needs to have more than one nic to work for inline mode
[19:16] <sarnold> are you intending to feed it via VPNs?
[19:16] <TheHonorableKitt> no? I'm running my websites on the same server as my snort setup
[19:16] <sdeziel> inline mode seems to be for creating transparent bridges
[19:17] <TheHonorableKitt> so long as I have two (or three?) nics, snort inline mode bridges them for me
[19:17] <TheHonorableKitt> but that's where I'm stuck, I don't know enough about linux to properly create two new nics
[19:17] <TheHonorableKitt> I know it can be done, but I'm not understanding how
[19:17] <TheHonorableKitt> as you can see here: http://sublimerobots.com/2016/02/snort-ips-inline-mode-on-ubuntu/, that's the case, but it doesn't elaborate in this particular portion of the instructions
[19:18] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: is your end goal to inspect the traffic hitting your web server?
[19:18] <TheHonorableKitt> yes
[19:18] <TheHonorableKitt> I have snort working for IDS already, but I want more than an IDS, and to get an IPS, I need more nics
[19:18] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: then inline mode doesn't seem like a good fit, unless you run it on a machine that's not your web server itself
[19:19] <TheHonorableKitt> I don't think there's a way to get an IPS without inline mode
[19:19] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: I don't think you require more NICs
[19:19] <TheHonorableKitt> errr hm?
[19:19] <sarnold> sure, it could just pcap packets on the one nic you've got..
[19:19] <sdeziel> you can probably have NFQUEUE setup in iptables so that snort decides of the faith of the packets
[19:20] <TheHonorableKitt> yeah I haven't even got a clue how to do that
[19:20] <sarnold> sdeziel: dude. http://manual-snort-org.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/node7.html#SECTION00254000000000000000
[19:20] <sdeziel> sarnold: yes?
[19:21] <TheHonorableKitt> nice 404 error?
[19:21] <sarnold> sdeziel: I had a a vague idea that there was probably something better than pcap but couldn't have named it ;) but there it is, nfqueue :)
[19:21] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: I'm a little more familiar with suricata so here's an example with multi-nics: https://redmine.openinfosecfoundation.org/projects/suricata/wiki/Setting_up_IPSinline_for_Linux
[19:21] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: should be easily adaptable for a single NIC for your use case where the web server is local to the IPS
[19:22] <sdeziel> sarnold: hehe
[19:22] <TheHonorableKitt> let me take a look real quick :)
[19:23] <TheHonorableKitt> I guess what's confusing to me is how snort handles the data. It pics up on eth0, but is it supposed to loop back around and drop it back off on eth0 again? wouldn't that cause an endless loop? I think it's supposed to pick up on eth0, bridge eth1, and drop it off on eth1
[19:23] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: in fact, it touches on the "host" scenario too
[19:24] <TheHonorableKitt> at the bottom of that writeup, it requires two nics
[19:24] <TheHonorableKitt> eth0 and eth1
[19:24] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: the transparent bridge is for a different use case
[19:25] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: the link covers 2 scenarios, search for "host" aka scenario #2
[19:26] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: in the host scenario, you work with INPUT/OUTPUT instead of FORWARD
[19:26] <TheHonorableKitt> oh hmm
[19:26] <sdeziel> they even mention TCP/80 handling ;)
[19:28] <TheHonorableKitt> ah ok, I see. they just didn't separate the two scenerios into two portions, they're kind of mentioned together a bit
[19:28] <TheHonorableKitt> that's where I was confused :P
[19:28] <TheHonorableKitt> I think the issue now is...how do I get this to work with snort?
[19:30] <TheHonorableKitt> let me look at this: http://sublimerobots.com/2017/06/snort-ips-with-nfq-routing-on-ubuntu/
[19:30] <sdeziel> suricata is compatible with snort rules IIRC ;)
[19:31] <TheHonorableKitt> I'm not using suricata :)
[19:39] <TheHonorableKitt> I am so incredibly confused
[19:40] <TheHonorableKitt> If I run these iptables configs for nfqueue, will it kill my network connection? I'm not sure if there's a config I need to have setup in snort to make sure it's filtering them, because I *think* if it's not actively filtering, then the connections are all just dropped
[19:41] <sdeziel> TheHonorableKitt: I would suggest to only send TCP/80 to snort, not the whole thing
[19:41] <TheHonorableKitt> I'm hosting a lot more than TCP 80 on my server
[19:42] <sdeziel> I'd start with TCP/80 then and ramp this up as you gain confidence in the setup
[19:42] <TheHonorableKitt> I'll do that, but better to use 443 than 80, since my server only works with 443
[19:42] <TheHonorableKitt> it's auto-re-reouterd to 443 from 80
[19:42] <sarnold> what exactly will snort read out of TLS streams?
[19:42] <sdeziel> well, what is it that you want to inspect on TLS?
[19:43] <sdeziel> old proto/ciphers?
[19:44] <sdeziel> very little is worth looking at on TLS, and this will only shrink as TLS 1.3 is deployed
[19:44] <sdeziel> (I'm looking at your OpenSSL 1.1.1 backport to 18.04)
[19:44] <sdeziel> s/your/you/
[19:44] <sarnold> :)
[19:45] <TheHonorableKitt> It might be important to know what snort is actually for, it's an intrusion detection system, and in inline mode, an intrusion prevention system. The rules in snort far exceed that of http and https. So, it needs to be a global system. No point in doing port 80 since it's auto-forwarded to 443 anyway, so I don't know, maybe I can do port 22 then or
[19:45] <TheHonorableKitt>  better yet icmp
[19:46] <sdeziel> encrypted protocols are less interesting to look at
[19:47] <TheHonorableKitt> I'd honestly rather someone who knows what they're doing to look at this for me, as I'm completely clueless on how to even use snort, or for that matter, how to configure linux network information.
[19:48] <sarnold> if you want to go whole-hog, feel free. the worst that can happen is you wind up having to hit the 'delete vm' button and start over :)
[19:49] <TheHonorableKitt> not a change, I always make backups ;)  :D
[19:49] <sdeziel> on Linode you have a remote serial console available (LISH is the name IIRC) so hopefully the snort deployment won't go that bad
[19:49] <sarnold> oh sweet
[19:49] <sarnold> that makes it way less likely you'll need the 'delete vm' button :)
[19:49] <TheHonorableKitt> :P  it's sweet when I'm not at work hehe
[19:50] <TheHonorableKitt> I'm at work right now, only way I can even terminal in is with a webssh tool
[22:00] <coreycb> jamespage: we should have everything core + dashboards uploaded for stein now except horizon itself. i pushed all the updates i made but it needs django-debreach which will be a new package. component-mismatches should be fixed up now too.
[23:22] <TheHonorableKitt> so what I did earlier really screwed up my setup, I need to get someone to help me and look at my iptables rule file (I have it save persistently, so just rebooting won't help). I need to manually remove whatever is screwing up my system. Can someone please volunteer to help me?
[23:30] <teward> TheHonorableKitt, might be useful to restate the core problem as well
[23:30] <teward> since not all of us know the actual problem you are facing right now
[23:32] <TheHonorableKitt> sure thing, so I was trying to set SNORT into inline IPS mode, but I only have one IP (well, now I can have three, I might need it). anyway, someone said I can just add a few iptables rules for NFQEUE and snort will run those
[23:32] <TheHonorableKitt> I added those rules, and it killed my entire box's connection. now I can't figure out how to remove them
[23:36] <teward> how did you add them?
[23:37] <TheHonorableKitt> iptables -I INPUT -j NFQEUE
[23:37] <TheHonorableKitt> and
[23:37] <TheHonorableKitt> iptables -I OUTPUT -j NFQEUE
[23:37] <teward> andyour iptables ruleset currently is what?  (and where on the system)
[23:37] <teward> if you can share your iptables rulesets in a pastebin I can take a look
[23:37] <teward> and ID what rules you have to remove to get traffic working again
[23:38] <teward> not sure if you can do that easily though if you have no networking
[23:38] <TheHonorableKitt> i'll share the file with you directly, I don't want to paste it here
[23:41] <teward> i can't DCC here on IRC currently
[23:41] <teward> and I didn't say paste it here
[23:41] <teward> i said use a pastebin
[23:41] <teward> and then PM me the link :P
[23:49] <TJ-> TheHonorableKitt: if you use "iptables --line-numbers -nvL" you can use the line-number of the rule to delete it with "iptables -D <chain> <line-number>"
[23:49] <teward> TJ-, he's not got it in his stored rulesets all he has to do is iptables-restore < ... the ruleset
[23:50] <teward> and it would then get rid of the nfqeue rules heh
[23:50] <TJ-> Ahhh
[23:51] <TJ-> line-numbers is useful info anyhow; many folks don't realise it's there
[23:51] <teward> mhm
[23:51] <teward> not sure why he won't share his rulesets since there's nothing secret in those rulesets that'd ID his box as a target anyways but meh
[23:51] <teward> TJ-, woah that's a THING?
[23:52] <teward> *learned a new thing*
[23:52] <TheHonorableKitt> I generally try to be as secure as I can, I fail a lot, but good practice means good I suppose
[23:53] <TheHonorableKitt> so the iptables-restore command, what should I run with that? never ran this before
[23:53] <teward> i assume this ruleset is stored in a file on disk, yes?
[23:53] <TheHonorableKitt> yeah
[23:54] <teward> sudo iptables-restore < /path/to/ruleset/file/on/disk
[23:54] <TheHonorableKitt> /etc/iptables/rules.v4 and rules.v6
[23:54] <teward> and that's it
[23:54] <teward> so then: sudo iptables-restore < /etc/iptables/rules.v4
[23:54] <teward> and: sudo ip6tables-restore < /etc/iptables/rules.v6
[23:54] <teward> and you're done
[23:54] <TheHonorableKitt> alrighty, I might lose connection in a sec ;) lol we'll see
[23:56] <TheHonorableKitt> ok, ufw is enabled, looks like I'm all good
[23:56] <TheHonorableKitt> phew
[23:57] <TheHonorableKitt> so linode gave me two additional ip slots, should I use them to get snort inline IPS to work?
[23:57] <teward> if you added NFQEUE rules into the ufw configs find them and yank them out
[23:57] <TheHonorableKitt> or do I not need them?
[23:57] <TheHonorableKitt> it was only in iptables
[23:57] <teward> otherwise your box should talk to the internet fine
[23:57] <teward> good
[23:59] <Greyztar> the iptables and restore ive also used,however someway ruleset alway get reset on reboot,now im using systemd script with iptables-restore command,any tip on what might cause this?