[12:58] <lcb> on my Ubuntu server 9.10 I just deleted one partition (/dev/sdb1) with 'ALT F2 - gksudo gparted' and moved sdb2 to whole 80 GB hard disk. after rebooting i see the whole (new and only) partition on the drive as /dev/sdb2. Isn't supposed to be sdb1? if the answer is yes how can i solve this?
[12:58] <forkcap> delly: is the MTA running currently?
[12:58] <g0d> hey does this have a partiion manager
[12:58] <IdleOne> !attitude | SpaceGhostC2C
[12:58] <g0d> like can i make one bigger and one smaller
[12:59] <g0d> ?
[12:59] <kekale> danne__, what do you mean, copy a line? where to?
[12:59] <delly> forkcap: MTA "stops" my boot, and locks the system
[12:59] <g0d> maybe id be better off doing that in windows 7?
[12:59] <indus> lcb: on 9.10 , partitions start with 1 insteadof zero
[12:59] <delly> forkcap: It said "starting MTA" in the startup
[12:59] <g0d> i remember the days of using partition magic and lilo and grub
[12:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> IdleOne: I wasn't being rude. I was letting him know I didn't need assistance. Don't go bot crazy buddy.
[12:59] <xkillthis> That thread showed up on www.ubuntuforums.org, search for alsa sound.
[12:59] <danne__> just copy a line in here. Like if you give me a web-adress and I want to start it in firefox
[12:59] <zanshin> Who can tell me what's up with the rt61pci driver. Since Koala my wifi isn't working any more.
[12:59] <forkcap> hm, you can remove it from startup with update-rc.d
[12:59] <flaps> Quick question, what's the best way to back up my music from Windows and have Ubuntu see the USB drive automatically? Just format it to FAT32 for now?
[13:00] <ganymede> delly, sudo netstat -plunt and look for whatever process is running on port 25
[13:00] <kekale> danne__, are you running it in tty or in a terminal application on a desktop environment?
[13:00] <xkillthis> There seems to be a lot of prob's with sound in 9.10.  I had luck with alsamixer.
[13:00] <gribouille> how can I get a list of wireless networks ?
[13:00] <kekale> danne__, I'm guessing the former
[13:00] <delly> ganymede: I can't boot the system <.< I can only use recovery modus
[13:00] <fbianconi> lcb: open a terminal and type 'sudo fdisk /dev/sdb' then x, f, w, q, and enter after each (you can press m and enter to see what those means)
[13:00] <Younder> flaps, ubutu does see yout USB automatically
[13:00] <flaps> Younder: is it's FAT32?
[13:01] <danne__> kekale: I use xmonad which is a desktopmanager and starting it in a terminal
[13:01] <flaps> if*
[13:01] <Younder> flaps, and you have full read access to your Windows drive iff you mount it
[13:01] <lcb> fbianconi, thanks, i will :)
[13:01] <flaps> Younder: itll just be ubuntu on the machine
[13:01] <coachz^> The server I use has 5.0.86,  but the ubunto  distro has 5.1.37.   If i'm just doing basic innodb tables with referential integrity should the stuff i make in 5.1.39 restore fine in 5.0.86  ?
[13:01] <fbianconi> lcb: don't forget to update your fstab if needed (ie: if not using uuid)
[13:01] <coachz^> for mysql
[13:02] <forkcap> delly: have you tried pressing ctrl-c during the long wait for "loading MTA"
[13:02] <Younder> flaps, USB memeory chips are almost invariably FAT32
[13:02] <lcb> fbianconi, ok. thanks a lot
[13:02] <flaps> Younder: chips?
[13:02] <Younder> flaps, you can read and write them from ubuntu just fine
[13:03] <flaps> Younder: ok, thankyou
[13:03] <ganymede> delly, "grep -ri mta /etc/init.d/" that should show you which init.d script prints out the line "starting MTA" and then you can disable or uninstall the package corresponding to taht script
[13:03] <forkcap> delly: sometimes that will get you to the next service. Also, its name should appear in /etc/init.d on a script. The MTA loading should also time out (if this is like what I've sene on debian systems)
[13:03] <forkcap> So the boot should continue after some minutes...
[13:03] <behappy> somebody here from canda please pm I would like to ask you
[13:03] <fbianconi> lcb: have a rescue cd at hand, cos it might let your grub wondering
[13:03] <innociv> when I make a folder 774 I can no longer view or access any of the files in it
[13:04] <innociv> as a user in the group or sudo
[13:04] <innociv> sudo chmod -R 774 /folder
[13:04] <kekale> danne__, I'm using gnome and its terminal application; I just highlight something with the mouse, then use the middle button to paste somewhere else.
[13:05] <kekale> But if you're using a virtual terminal then I don't think there's a way of copy-pasting.
[13:05] <zanshin> Who can tell me what's up with the rt61pci driver. Since Koala my wifi isn't working any more.
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> zanshin: read through: dmesg | less    see when it gets detected and if there are any issues
[13:07] <jakemills> in compiz something is making a window switcher appear when i move the mouse. I'm not sure what the movement is but i would really like to know how i am doing it so that i can stop :)
[13:07] <flaps> does ubuntu detect exFAT? i need to back up my music from windows
[13:08] <flaps> and thenaccess is with Ubuntu
[13:08] <zanshin> ActionParsnip: Invalid RF chipset. I Googled for it but it's all 2007/2008.
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: what is exfat?
[13:08] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: a filesyetem
[13:08] <Six_String_sense> HEY! i am trying to connect my guitar to my pc.. but ubuntu wont regognize it, i did the same in windows and it regognized it right away.. what am i missing in here?
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, you can mount fat drives.
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: I've not heard of exfat. you mount the fat32 and fat16 drives with the type vfat
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> zanshin: maybe you need a later version, log a bug either way
[13:09] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i think thats fat32 though. windows 7 can only format my usb drive to ntfs on exfat
[13:09] <flaps> or*
[13:09] <zanshin> ActionParsnip: Ok
[13:10] <Younder> Flaps: exfat is a joke.. extremely FAT. Because FAT32 wastes about 30% of you disk space
[13:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: there is no real support yet
[13:10] <lcb> fbianconi, in this case i should use 'f' option in order to fix partition order, isn't? sorry, i'm just afraid of deleting existing data on sdb.
[13:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder: exfat is a real filesystem it's fat64.
[13:10] <g0d|A> ntfs ftw
[13:11] <flaps> so how do i backup my music from windows and then use it with ubuntu?
[13:11] <flaps> i have a USB drive
[13:11] <g0d|A> no need just mount
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExFAT
[13:11] <Younder> Flaps: it is still a joke
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> Flannel, move the music to a fat32 or ntfs volume
[13:11] <g0d|A> or copy all the data to ur drive for backup
[13:11] <delly> Now it stucks on "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4"
[13:11] <g0d|A> then u can move it on there
[13:11] <flaps> Younder: so wtf, this is ridiculous
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d|A, ntfs isn't better than ext4.
[13:11] <g0d|A> but youu should just have a sepeerate partiion for ur music and media and all
[13:11] <g0d|A> true
[13:11] <Younder> it is
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | g0d|A
[13:11] <g0d|A> depends how u look at it
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> flaps: copy from windows to the usb, plug the device into the ubuntu system and copy it to the place you store your files
[13:12] <g0d|A> btu i g2g got to work and sleep night all
[13:12] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i KNOW, but what use is that if ubuntu cant detect exFAT
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> looks like exfat needs a modified kernel
[13:12] <fbianconi> lcb: yes f to fix, and dont worry, it won't happen anything  untill you enter w
[13:13] <lcb> fbianconi, thanks friend, i appreciate your time to answer these newbies matters :)
[13:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps. Ubuntu does not by default support exfat yet
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> flaps: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/18794/
[13:13] <Younder> use ext3 or use NTFS, dont use exfat if you don't have to. Is that clear enough?
[13:13] <flaps> so theres NO way for me to put my mp3s on my usb drive, install ubuntu over windows and then use the mp3s later
[13:13] <flaps> wow...
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> flaps: with the current kernel, no
[13:14] <flaps> well thats shit
[13:14] <flaps> lol
[13:14] <lcb> fbianconi, hey... and if i enter w afterwards... do i loose data?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> flaps: if you have a lan, copy the data over that it'll be faster
[13:14] <delly> Help, my computer stucks on boot. Now i have purged away MTA from starting, but the problem still remains. Now it gets one step further and prints out "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4", as the last problem <.< I got a dmesg ready if anyone wants to se that one.
[13:14] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i dont. i have one computer and wantedto not use windows any more. looks like thats impossible
[13:15] <Pici> flaps: please mind the language here.
[13:15] <flaps> Pici: sorry
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> flaps: just convert the usb to something both like
[13:15] <syrius> ubuntu 9.10 uses ext4 as default now?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> flaps: like ext2 or ntfs, even fat32 will do
[13:15] <fbianconi> lcb: no, if you didn't touch anything else, you're good to go
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> syrius: default, yes. You can use ext3 if you want with custom partitioning
[13:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, try using fat32. Everything supports it.
[13:16] <psypher246> hi all, is there anyone who can assist me as to why the ubuntu keyring CONSTANTLY asks for password at boot for ubuntu one client and evolution alarm notifier, this seems to be a karmic specific issue and happening on every install, very annoying, thanks
[13:16] <fbianconi> lcb: use p to see if the order changed
[13:16] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: windows 7 wont format it to fat32, as i said
[13:16] <Younder> syrious, yes, but most users install with ext3 so they keep ext3
[13:16] <syrius> testing out ubuntu 9.10 minimal cd with qemu first
[13:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: you can format it in ubuntu.... gparted
[13:16] <flaps> ActionParsnip: so ubuntu *will* detect an ntfs usb drive?
[13:17] <syrius> seeing what packages I need also if I mess up it is no big deal
[13:17] <ki4cgp> flaps: boot into a liveCD, use gparted to reformat the flash drive to whatever you wish, fat32 being the most compatible.
[13:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius the best choice would be to vm the ubuntu iso if you want to test a super dwarfed version.
[13:17] <lcb> fbianconi, after 'f' it says "nothing to do. ordering is correct already". so i guess it stays as is (sdb2)
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> flaps: sure it can read and write to it too
[13:17] <permen><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:17] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/internet/C/faq-keyring.html  any good?
[13:18] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i CANT format it in ubuntu. i dont have ubuntu installed yet. thats why i need to back up in the first place
[13:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, don't boot into a livecd. Just install gparted in gnome. Or in ubuntu you can google windows reformat tool
[13:18] <syrius> dwarfed? SpaceGhostC2C
[13:18] <syrius> you mean like a beta or alpha release?
[13:18] <flaps> ki4cgp: i guess that might work, thanks
[13:18] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: this is ridiculous
[13:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius, running any os as a vm is like taking your computer and cutting it in half.
[13:18] <ki4cgp> flaps, np
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> flaps: try access XFS under windows, aint gonna happen
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> flaps: same thing
[13:19] <syrius> yes I know it is slower SpaceGhostC2C
[13:19] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i dont know what you mean
[13:19] <fbianconi> lcb: you do actually use the unassigned space, right?
[13:19] <lcb> fbianconi, the whole disk
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> flaps: windows cannot access XFS just like ubuntu cannot access exfat
[13:19] <delly> Help, my computer stucks on boot. Now i have purged away MTA from starting, but the problem still remains. Now it gets one step further and prints out "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4", as the last problem <.< I got a dmesg ready if anyone wants to se that one. HELP?
[13:19] <forkcap> delly pastebin that dmesg?
[13:19] <Locah> help
[13:19] <lcb> fbianconi, nothing left on the disk
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> delly: have you websearched that error any?
[13:20] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: no there is no wireless netwokr to edit and the problem is not with wireless keys
[13:20] <syrius> there is probably a driver for windows to access XFS
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C>  flaps: I hate it when users won't help themselves. 3 seconds googling got this.http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/
[13:20] <flaps> ActionParsnip: ok now im just confused. windows cant see FAT32?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: gotcha
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/
[13:20] <Younder> ActionParsnip, that is no true, ubuntu can access exfat
[13:20] <lcb> fbianconi, that's whi i am admired in being sdb2 instead of sdb1
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> flaps: yes it can. i'm just saying that not every OS can acces every file system type
[13:20] <syrius> yes windows can see FAT32 of course flaps
[13:20] <lcb> whi / why
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius, it's not just slower, you can't do desktop effects and see all the cool shiny.
[13:20] <syrius> FAT32 is a windows file system of course it can see it
[13:21] <joab> How can I make a bootable usb drive from Mac OS X? My burner isn't working and I'd like to install Ubuntu on a computer without a CD-drive.
[13:21] <Younder> ActionParsnip, since today actually, see the new kernel update
[13:21] <fbianconi> lcb: weird
[13:21] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i cant format to fat32 with windows 7. priod.
[13:21] <flaps> period*
[13:21] <syrius> I dont care for desktop effects SpaceGhostC2C
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=836129
[13:21] <syrius> that slows down the computer
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Younder: well flaps is having issues, please advise him/her
[13:21] <syrius> turning off all those features allows you to run even more apps without freezing
[13:21] <lcb> fbianconi, i'll keep trying to check what's going on. thanks a lot for your help, it gaves me more ways of exploring this
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> syrius: +1 brotha
[13:22] <sllide> does ubuntu have widgets?
[13:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> Oh my gosh. If you can't do it then you can't.  I'm not gonna help you anymore, have a great day.
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> slide: sure they are desklets in gnome
[13:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, yes, don't use desktlets. use screenlets.
[13:22] <sllide> and can you make them yourself?
[13:22] <delly> forkcap & ActionParsnip: Here ya go, the dmesg: http://pastebin.org/57042 . ActionParsnip, i have google what of the error message that existed.
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: how are they different?
[13:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, well if you can there is software for it, you can make it. you can make your own widgets.
[13:23] <sllide> awesome :D
[13:23] <sllide> thanks
[13:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip,  screenlets has proer stuff. I've used both extensively, and even made a couple trivial widgets.
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: doesnt say how they differ though
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> delly: seems protocol 4 is IPX according to http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Registered-protocol-family-ftopict479114.html
[13:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> I'll msg it to you.
[13:24] <Zteam> Hi
[13:25] <delly> ActionParsnip: Thanks, will attempt to purge
[13:25] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: nope reinstalling libpam-gnome-keyring does not fix it
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> delly: seems this is good: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/2217
[13:26] <Benwa> My kernel (2.6.31-15-generic) do not recognize the firewire ports, so i cannot grab my rushes on my camera (dv). Is it a reccurent problem? Anybody know a way to fix it?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Benwa: do youo see any kernel messages wen you connect the device
[13:26] <Peter1> What would I write in a script that is designed to open a program in a naked X on a different virtual terminal?
[13:26] <lcb> fbianconi, the only matter that's might be workable is when i enter sudo fdisk /dev/sdb it says: "the number of cylinders for this disk is set to 9733. There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024, and could in certain setups cause problems with: 1. software that runs at boot time (e.g. old lolo) 2 - booting and partitioning software from othet OSs
[13:27] <Zteam> I'm planning to buy a new printer, Brother DCP-375CW according to the website there are drivers for Ubuntu 9.04 and Debian/Ubuntu 64-bit, is it safe to assume those printer drivers will work for Ubuntu 9.10 too?
[13:27] <Benwa> ActionParsnip, do i check on kern.log?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Benwa: dmesg | tail
[13:28] <Benwa> thanks i check
[13:28] <IdleOne> Zteam: don't assume but brother is pretty good about supporting linux
[13:28] <IdleOne> Brother*
[13:28] <Benwa> ActionParsnip, mmmhh, right
[13:28] <Younder> Zteam, yes, as far as i can see the brother driver will work
[13:29] <Younder> Zteam, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
[13:30] <lcb> fbianconi, if this helps and is relevant (and i forgot to point) the disk is in ext3
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Peter1:  going from my old memory. it would be somthing like 'startx -- :1' (2 dashes)
[13:32] <Zteam> Younder: Yes i looked into that page myself, the reason I asking is to be sure, 9.10 haven't changed in some part so the driver is incompatible? :p
[13:32] <innociv> in nano, how do i save a file as another name?
[13:32] <Peter1> Dr_Willis, thanks im gonna try it out
[13:32] <danne__> YESSSSSSSSSSSS THE SOUD IS WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[13:32] <danne__> sound*
[13:33] <Younder> Zteam, no, it has't
[13:33] <delly> ActionParsnip: The only thing i figured out from that was to try with noacpi?
[13:33] <Zteam> Younder: okey :-)
[13:34] <Zteam> IdleOne: okey, thanks
[13:34] <Zteam> :)
[13:34] <lcb> fbianconi, i'm going to physically detach the hard drive, reboot, reboot again, connect it and see what the order might be.
[13:34] <ubud> I have a mac osx usb hard disk. how to add permission to view the file?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> delly: worth a try i guess, its free
[13:35] <KOgnitiva> Anyone here? :)
[13:35] <delly> ActionParsnip: noacpi did not do a damn thing :(
[13:35] <delly> KOgnitiva: Yupp
[13:35] <doolittlework> koponanest la men den yuos all bamnte
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> Would it be wrong for me to make a distro of ubuntu called jewbuntu? But have it use all the cutting edge software? It's not a bad racist thing, there is a christian ubuntu and others.
[13:36] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: sorry i can see u busy, but if you have any ideas I am open to it, this seems to be a bug in karmic and if so i will log it immediatly
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> I am a little jewish.
[13:36] <doolittlework> lol SpaceGhostC2C jew the it can't be free
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> delly: hmm, well family 4 is ipx, i'll have to check on my system if its the same as the post as thats from a debian box
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: seems so, makes sense
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> doolittlework, that was bad.
[13:36] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, yes, it would
[13:37] <doolittlework> lol
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: could use ndisgtk in the meantime
[13:37] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: the problem is not with wireless at all
[13:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> But I am jewish, and it's not because you don't have to pay for it, but because it's using the newest tech.
[13:37] <Zteam>  Younder:thanks for your help man
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: crossed wires in brain, sorry
[13:37] <Younder> Zteam, np
[13:37] <oldude67>  ok went to install the nouveau-kernel-source, but didnt know it was already installed, now when i do apt-get update and safe-upgrade it errors, how do i fix it?
[13:38] <doolittlework> SpaceGhostC2C: Why do Jews have such big noses?
[13:38] <KOgnitiva> I'm setting up an ftp here's my FAQ; Does anyone know where I can get a domain name? :>
[13:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | doolittlework
[13:38] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: the problem is that ubuntu one and evolution require you to enter the keyreing password on boot every time, and according to posts this is not supposed to happen, and i have done the uggestions of deleting my keyring password, which i didn;t think would work since it's a brandnew install without having diffrent password fort login and keyring and i have tried rteinstalling libpas gnome keyring
[13:38] <Zteam> oldude67: run sudo aptitude install -f
[13:38] <doolittlework> cause air is free
[13:38] <python_root> Hi guys is there any way for making flash based web site in ubuntu ?
[13:38] <masterrr> :-)
[13:38] <masterrr> dudes
[13:39] <Zteam> oldude67: hopefully that take cares of it
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: thats the fellah, thanks for the remind
[13:39] <masterrr> who now how too send a picture on msn whit  a hiden hack script
[13:39] <Younder> look, we have 1500 people here, it is no place for these rasist quibbles
[13:39] <python_root> Hi guys is there any way for making flash based web site in ubuntu ?
[13:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> Mine wasn't racist.
[13:39] <Younder> python_root, yes
 google it!
[13:40] <python_root> Younder: How
[13:40] <python_root> KOgnitiva: I have been doing that for past 2 days
[13:40] <Younder> python_root, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/flash
[13:40] <KOgnitiva> ok :)
[13:40] <python_root> KOgnitiva : tired
[13:41] <KOgnitiva> I've been googling my problem for 10 min
[13:41] <Church> if anybody using here xchat has experienced lost trayicon
[13:41] <Pici> !google
[13:41] <Church> this seems to restore it: xchat --existing --command="set gui_tray 0" ; xchat --existing --command="gui apply" ; xchat --existing --command="set gui_tray 1" xchat --existing --command="gui apply"
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> python_root: flash is proprietary to adobe and they dont make linux software afaik
[13:41] <KOgnitiva> Thing is google stops working if you put "free" in your search >.< I want free domain name!
[13:41] <Church> xchat --existing --command="gui show" can unminimise it
[13:41] <zottel> hi, does an usb-creator exist which uses squashfs 4.0 instead of 3.1?
[13:42] <zottel> and which version of usb-creator would that be?
[13:42] <python_root> ActionParsnip: i am basically a web designer i feel like my freedom has been stolen
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> python_root: yep, adobe love doing that, they suck
[13:42] <python_root> ActionParsnip: I got a Job to do i will have to install MS and Adobe CS again ?
[13:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, try to look up swish and then see if wine can run it.
[13:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, use Gimp!
[13:43] <Younder> python_root, http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/2007/01/04/flash-devolopment-with-linux
[13:43] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C : no it becomes messy with wine
[13:43] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C : gimp for animation ?
[13:43] <drellok> KOgnitiva, there is no webservices that provide free domain names..  but there are free subdomains
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> python_root: i guess, you can install it with cedega or crossover and it may work
[13:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, if your computer is good enough, VM windows.
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> python_root: they are paid for software though, it may run with wine too
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | python_root
[13:44] <Younder> python_root, you might need wine though
[13:44] <KOgnitiva> Thanks Drellok! :)
[13:44] <wingzero_> ActionParsnip i've run the top command, but i don;t really see anyhting that takes a lot of memory,
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> then its most likely disk cache, unused ram is wasted ram
[13:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> YounderL that was a rather obvious statement that he'd need wine.
[13:44] <Zteam> python_root:  there are some versions of flash that runs under wine i belive
[13:45] <python_root> Zteam: I am used to work in CS3 and CS$
[13:45] <Younder> python_root, mind you flash is still propriaty software (adobe)
[13:45] <python_root>  Zteam: CS4
[13:46] <python_root> I liked Adobe .......... But i hate them too for this reason
[13:46] <clang> hi all, does anyone know how I can install python3 _not_ python3.1 from the repos?
[13:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, there isn't any linux software, you have three choices. one is to use wine, the other is to use windows, and the last it to tell them you cannot do this job because it isn't in accordance with your beliefs in open source software.
[13:46] <python_root> Installing Windows again man big work
[13:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, I've met 7 year olds who can install windows and update fully.
[13:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, it's a time issue mostly.
[13:47] <python_root>  SpaceGhostC2C: I can do that too But my disk space is only 80gb k
[13:47] <Zteam> python_root: well you can try this but it is'nt completed and it problably never will be
[13:47] <python_root>  SpaceGhostC2C: thats my big prob
[13:48] <Zteam> python_root: http://f4l.sourceforge.net/
[13:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, then be very careful and only install what you need in windows.
[13:48] <fbianconi> clang: 'sudo apt-get install python3.0' maybe?
[13:48] <skoef> wg 30
[13:48] <fatih> hi, how can i open .mo files?
[13:48] <clang> fbianconi, thanks, somehow missed that
[13:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> My ubuntu is about 20 gigs total, uncluding home directory. I've been on this ubuntu install for two years now.
[13:49] <python_root> Can any one help me with cdega
[13:49] <Younder> fbianconi, the latest is python 3.1
[13:49] <BluesKaj> howdy folks
[13:49] <python_root> cedega
[13:49] <python_root> For installing Adobe CS
[13:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, cedega don't you have to pay for that?
[13:50] <fbianconi> Younder: yes but clang didn't want that
[13:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, You can do it in wine. I've done flash and photoshop. I have licenses because I went to school and they gave me them.
[13:50] <Azeotrope> i get this error when ssh-ing in /usr/bin/xauth:  error in locking authority file ~/.Xauthority
[13:50] <Azeotrope> and I can't forward any of my X11
[13:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, are you trying to start an X application?
[13:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, remove that file.  They are incompatible. between different versions of 3 it is irrellevant and you might as wel get the latest.
[13:52] <CShadowRun> python_root: if you want commercial wine support use crossover
[13:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang: any reason why you can't use python 2.x
[13:52] <python_root> CShadowRun: Crossover
[13:52] <clang> SpaceGhostC2C, I could, but I'm trying to move over with new projects
[13:52] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: same error
[13:52] <CShadowRun> python_root: yup, crossover.
[13:52] <clang> more trouble than it's worth it seems
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang, wait for support to happen. It has a bit of a delat.
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, you removed the file? rm !
[13:53] <kke> i have set up postfix+amavis+spamassassin+maildrop+dovecot and looks like only spam is getting through (and goes to the spam folder), ham doesn't seem to appear anywhere. any ideas?
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, you removed the file? rm -rf ~/.Xauthority
[13:53] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: yes, i removed it
[13:53] <clang> SpaceGhostC2C, probably should, but I will miss dictionary comps
[13:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang: Just wait, I think it will support.
[13:55] <AndyGraybeal> is it better to use /mnt/ or /media for automatically mounting drives, (raid drive in this case) ??
[13:56] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: i had to restard sshd to too. it works now. Thank you. Could you tell me what the problem was?
[13:56] <Younder> AndyGraybeal, automount goes to /media/.. in ububtu
[13:58] <python_root> Hackers in this channel beware
[13:58] <python_root>  moonere one of them
[13:58] <Pici> !exploit
[13:59] <winuirundaDiz> ARRAY(0xa6a9650)
[13:59] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[13:59] <Younder> AndyGraybeal, automount goes to /media/.. in ububtu
[14:00] <clang> ubottu, if I didn't get disconnected, am I safe?
[14:00] <tinax> Hi Friends,
[14:00] <clang> oops
[14:00] <Pici> clang: yes
[14:00] <clang> Pici, thanks
[14:00] <DarkKnight> hi, my sound isnt working, ubuntu 9.04,i upgraded alsa to 1.0.21, can someone help me?
[14:00] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:01] <Younder> DarkKnight, it is probaly a permissions problem
[14:01] <DarkKnight> Younder: so what can i do?
[14:01] <winuirundaDiz> ARRAY(0xa6a9810)
[14:02] <Younder> DarkKnight, go into menu System > Administation > users and groups
[14:02] <Zteam> test me
[14:02] <DarkKnight> Younder: and add my user to sound group?
[14:02] <blackxored> how to resume an unfinished download with wget? wget -c <url> ????
[14:02] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes
[14:03] <jhattara> what's up with all this DCC spam ...
[14:03] <DarkKnight> Younder: ok, i added my user to pulse group and i created sound group, now what?
[14:04] <cichy> hi pl chanel?
[14:04] <drellok> blackxored, yes
[14:04] <LjL> !pl | cichy
[14:04] <blackxored> drellok, thanks
[14:04] <Younder> DarkKnight, you CREATED a group?
[14:04] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, group sound, it didnt exist
[14:05] <Younder> DarkKnight, That shoun't be neccesary
[14:05] <Cobalt> Hi. In Hardy, Nautilus file properties for mounted removable media offered persistent mount options. In Karmic this appears to be gone. How can I achieve the same for a drive I want to be mounted only as readonly?
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Younder: ok, but when i run alsaconf, there are errors
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Running update-modules...
[14:05] <DarkKnight> /usr/sbin/alsaconf: line 929: update-modules: command not found
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Setting default volumes...
[14:05] <DarkKnight> amixer: Mixer attach default error: No such device
[14:05] <FloodBot1> DarkKnight: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <python_root> My pen drive is not mounting in ubuntu plz help
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | DarkKnight
[14:06] <Younder> DarkKnight, go into user rights and enable sound
[14:06] <rokr1> hello all
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, what is your usb drive's filesystem type?
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | rokr1
[14:07] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: so you reckon I should log a bug for that isssue?
[14:07] <python_root> lol its not mopunting how do i find that ?
[14:07] <hax0r4> Help something messed up now my flash doesn't load White screen where youtube mvoies should be . Ubuntu 9.10
[14:07] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C: its not mopunting how do i find that ?
[14:07] <rokr1> so when can we expect UBUNTU 9.10
[14:07] <rokr1> ?
[14:08] <Younder> DarkKnight, This system uses PulseAudio which is somewhat different from Alsa
[14:08] <DJones> rokr1: It was released a month ago
[14:08] <DigitalKiwi> why do your users keep dccing me!? :(
[14:08] <python_root> rokr1 : Released long back man
[14:08] <DJones> DigitalKiwi: Its spammer/trolls, they keep being dealt with and banned
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: just set your client to autoreject ;)
[14:09] <rokr1> hey guys can any one help me take a image of my HDD upto the used space
[14:09] <DigitalKiwi> no other channel I'm in except maybe ##windows (dunno why I'm even there) has people that dcc me >:( and I'm in like 10 channels
[14:09] <rokr1> b'cause DD takes entire disk image
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: partimage
[14:09] <balachmar> hi, when I try to setup tomboy notes to sync with ubuntu one, it freezes during synchronization. And I get the following error: http://pastebin.com/m77679bc0
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: it compresses the image as its made so makes a small file
[14:09] <DigitalKiwi> you can compress it with *zip
[14:09] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, i know, but pulseaudio uses alsa too... pulseaudio in 9.04 isnt compatible with my notebook sound card (it laggs in a few second after playing something), but in 9.10 it works perfectly. But 9.10 is still bad so i dont want it, many things doesnt work there
[14:11] <Azeotrope> does 9.10 encrypts swap if you choose home encryption? i made the swap be encrypted luks-style because i didn't knew that. can i delete the entry in cryptab?
[14:11] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes karmic is a bit twitchy, but install it all the same. There was a new kernel update today that should fix most of the problems
[14:12] <DigitalKiwi> dd if=/foo | gzip -9 > ~/backup.gz
[14:12] <DigitalKiwi> adjust names and compression levels accordingly to needs
[14:12] <CC13> Hi guys. I need some advise here. I have just installed ubuntu 9.04 on an EEE PC 900. I have a little spy cam that outputs video/sound in RCA cables, does there exist a way that i can convert that into a usb signal or something, and then Ubuntu must show the ouput of the camera on the screen (read: Not record, show!)
[14:12] <DarkKnight> Younder: stil doesnt working :\ is there any possibility to use 9.10 pulse in 9.04?
[14:12] <ajaibeh> my browser firefox is getting freeze.. does anyone know any other browser name????
[14:12] <Younder> DarkKnight, just make sure you have only ONE python version
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: partimage can do it for you, it can even put an image back on a partition (or another system) ;)
[14:13] <DJones> !browser | ajaibeh
[14:13] <ajaibeh> thank you
[14:13] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes
[14:13] <CShadowRun> CC13 USB TV card?
[14:13] <kekale> Also lynx
[14:13] <ActionParsnip> theres also chromium
[14:13] <CC13> That exists?
[14:13] <DarkKnight> Younder: python, python 2.6 ... how?
[14:13] <CShadowRun> CC13 yup?
[14:13] <CC13> That just takes RCA input and shows on screen?
[14:14] <Younder> DarkKnight, python 2.6.2
[14:14] <pol-ar> hello.
[14:14] <Azeotrope> my login screen shows only one user and i have two of them? any idea why?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 well yea, you'll need to find one with either RCA input, or SCART With a converter
[14:14] <CC13> Cool, can anyone give me a link?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 but i'm sure they exist
[14:14] <CShadowRun> !google | cc13
[14:14] <CC13> I can only find with antanna
[14:14] <DigitalKiwi> ActionParsnip: yeah but I already have gzip and dd installed, and any decent live disk will already have them too, partimage is something extra I'm not guaranteed to have
[14:14] <kekale> What's wrong with antennas?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> aww, that factoid was disappointing :(
[14:14] <Younder> DarkKnight, just remove old versions
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 but yea, google it :)
[14:15] <chris231989> cc13: i found one at best buy that was usb and had coax and rca inputs
[14:15] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, you'll probably have an internet connection too, so you can install the partimage on the live system as well
[14:15] <DigitalKiwi> besides my command is simpler than installing partimage and running whatever command it's going to make me run ;) KISS
[14:15] <Younder> DarkKnight, and DON'T install version 3.x
[14:15] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: not necessarily
[14:15] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, i have 2.62
[14:15] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:16] <CC13> Will you give the links?
[14:16] <UQs> Is there a simple way to change the function of/disable the Alt-keys from the terminal with xmodmap?
[14:16] <pol-ar> hi
[14:16] <chris231989> http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Hauppauge+-+TV+HD+Stick+USB+2.0+TV+Tuner+with+PVR/9234205.p?id=1218064151279&skuId=9234205
[14:16] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, true enough; then you might have a USB connector in the system at least, and a previously downloaded package you could install by dpkg?
[14:16] <pol-ar> hello. I need help
[14:16] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: I don't use ubuntu
[14:17] <DJones> !ask | pol-ar
[14:17] <Younder> DarkKnight, then karmic should work
[14:17] <CC13> Thanks
[14:17] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, sounds like the channel for you then ;)
[14:17] <DigitalKiwi> indeed >.>
[14:17] <pol-ar> thank you ubottu!!
[14:17] <pol-ar> ok, here it goes:
[14:17] <pol-ar> I have a tv capture device (ENLTV-FM) based on the saa7134 chipset and I can't get it to work
[14:18] <DigitalKiwi> though partimage is on systemrescuecd which is one of only a few live disks I would use for a recovery
[14:18] <DarkKnight> Younder: but how can i install only sound engine from karmic, and i want to have 9.04, cause in karmic is still thing which i hate (bootloader etc.)
[14:18] <BluesKaj> pol-ar, I'm not sure , but  try tvtime .. it may work for you
[14:18] <Azeotrope> my default login screen shows only one user and i have two of them? any idea why?
[14:19] <DigitalKiwi> but still, dd + gzip/bzip > partimage in terms if simplicity and guarantee of having tools easily available
[14:19] <pol-ar> blueskaj, I've installed tv time. the program runs very well. But the DEVICE is not properly installed...
[14:19] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, why limit yourself to a certain subset of live cd's when doing recovery? Just use what's available.
[14:19] <Younder> DarkKnight, the sound engine in gento is fine
[14:20] <DarkKnight> Younder: but i want to have ubuntu 9.04 :)
[14:20] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: what's available is what I make available, and systemrescuecd is one of them :P
[14:20] <tim__b> pol-ar, have a look here: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&ie=UTF-8&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/saa7134&prev=_t&twu=1
[14:20] <BluesKaj> pol-ar, ok I misunderstood , sorry
[14:20] <Younder> DarkKnight, i am not sure what your problem is, nut is probaly not there
[14:20] <DigitalKiwi> what kind of nut?
[14:21] <drellok> pol-ar, try to modprobe saa7134 with different card parameter (card=106,card=107,card=148)
[14:21] <drellok> pol-ar, you can find corresponding numbers here http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/video4linux/CARDLIST.saa7134
[14:21] <DarkKnight> Younder: i need pulseaudio and everything with sound from ubuntu 9.10 (where my sound card works) in 9.04(where my sound card doesnt work)
[14:22] <python_root> i inserted an usb drive and it shows me this Can't mount file
[14:22] <python_root> !Can't mount file
[14:22] <python_root> !mount
[14:23] <Younder> DarkKnight, have you tried 'sudo apt-get install alsa'?
[14:23] <DarkKnight> Younder: alsa is the newest version
[14:23] <Dravekx> I have phpmyadmin installed on ubuntu server 9.10, and when I try to export, it logs me out and changes my phpbb settings. i think its a cookie issue, but how do I check for errors? or clear the cookies via SSH?
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> python_root: if you run: sudo fdisk -l ; mount    you can see whats going on, if its not mounted, manually mounted
[14:24] <pol-ar> Ok, I'm trying what's explained in the article you referred me to but I got an error: ERROR: Module saa7134_alsa does not exist in /proc/modules
[14:24] <python_root> sudo fdisk -l
[14:24] <pol-ar> drell, you there?
[14:24] <Younder> DarkKnight, then as I though it is a kenel difference, and you have no choice either that putup with no sound or intsall karmic (9.10)
[14:25] <python_root> Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[14:25] <Younder> DarkKnight, sorry
[14:25] <python_root>  ActionParsnip: Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> python_root: has the disk been in a windows system?
[14:25] <pol-ar> to drellok: Ok, I'm trying what's explained in the article you referred me to but I got an error: ERROR: Module saa7134_alsa does not exist in /proc/modules
[14:25] <DarkKnight> Younder: and if i try different kernel (like from unstable)?
[14:25] <python_root> Yes
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> python_root: did you use the safetly remove hardware functionality or did you just rip it out?
[14:26] <Younder> DarkKnight, haven't tried that, youare on your own
[14:26] <ClIfFe^> Hellu
[14:26] <user_> ola
[14:26] <python_root> ActionParsnip: But now it is not detected in that too
[14:26] <user_> hi... i want to know....
[14:26] <python_root> rip it out
[14:26] <user_> connect ubuntu_br
[14:26] <python_root> ActionParsnip: But now it is not detected in windows too
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> python_root: this is exactly why you need to use that, you have damaged your data by abusing your hardware
[14:27] <AndyGraybeal> how do i see what the filetype is on a raid filesystem?
[14:27] <python_root> ActionParsnip: now what should i do
[14:27] <pol-ar> I dissent with you actionaprsnip
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> python_root: the saftely remove hardware icon isnt there for a laugh, its to be used so you dont damage the file system
[14:27] <pol-ar> that functionality 'safely remove hardware'
[14:27] <python_root> ActionParsnip : Now what
[14:27] <pol-ar> is only so that office programs close 'virtual' copies of files
[14:27] <pol-ar> before you'rip out' the hw.
[14:28] <AndyGraybeal> i'm trying to mount it with fstab, i can mount it found with mount /dev/mapper/longstringofstuff /mnt/500gb ; but when i tried to do it with fstab, i put 'reiserfs' as a guess hoping that would work -- i don't really know if it's the correct filesystem or not
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: you can try foremost to recover the data, or you may be able to make the disk a single partiton like it was
[14:28] <Younder> DarkKnight, if you do contact the ubuntu developement group. They might help you fic bugs.
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: on linux and osx, nothing is written to disk until you safely remove
[14:28] <pol-ar> so maybe you just rip out your pendrive, the only thing is gonna happen you'll keep the 'ghost' copies of your .docs
[14:28] <pol-ar> no big deal.
[14:28] <python_root> ActionParsnip i need no data from it
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: i'd go for foremost personally, remember: gracefully remove usb devices or it WILL happen again
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: so if you yank it without doing that, the data will likely not be written at all
[14:28] <python_root> I want it to work even blank
[14:28] <DJones> ActionParsnip: A week or so back you had a link to solve a sound mute on boot problem, do you still have that to hand that you could tell me
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: do not assume that everything is like windows
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: then use gparted to make a partition on the device and format it as you need
[14:28] <Younder> DarkKnight, https://lists.ubuntu.com
[14:28] <pol-ar> right, maco. didn't know that. thanks for the info :D
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> DJones: sure
[14:29] <maco> pol-ar: did i lose data this way my first time using a mac? yes.
[14:30] <rokr1> sorry i mean UBUNTU 10
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> DJones: sudo cp /etc/init.d/alsa-utils  /etc/init.d/alsa-utils_old; gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/alsa-utils
[14:30] <Lloir> what kernel is ubuntu on atm
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> DJones: scroll to line 378 which reads: mute_and_zero_levels "$TARGET_CARD" || EXITSTATUS=1     and comment it out and reboot
[14:31] <DJones> ActionParsnip: Thanks, I need to try that on my laptop tonight, the problem comes & goes, some days it starts with sounds, others it doesn't regardless of what it was set as
[14:32] <om26er> l1oir: <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> DJones: that just solves a bug where sound works fine but is muted after logon
[14:32] <Lloir> ta om26er
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> DJones: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/352732
[14:32] <DarkKnight> Younder: thx
[14:32] <Lloir> and it's L L not L 1 :P
[14:32] <AndyGraybeal> does fstab have a log?
[14:32] <om26er> Lloir: ok
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> DJones:  i recall ages ago a odd machine. that if i cold booted to linux. sound woruld work.. if i booted to windows, then rebooted to linux - No sound. Some how the PnP settings on the card got cofused/locked by windows and a warm reset dident reset them for linux to set them how it wanted.
[14:32] <silktaco> Hello All - quick question. I am working to install OpenXchange.  I'm trying to get up to speed with aptitude and am having a package issue. OpenXchange wants to see mysql5.0, instead of 5.1. How do I tell aptitude to install version 5 instead of 5.1?
[14:32] <DJones> ActionParsnip: Thats exactly the problem I have & somebody else has added to an open bug report, I was going to link to that information on the report
[14:32] <AndyGraybeal> or what log does fstab write to at boot?
[14:33] <DJones> Dr_Willis: I don't boot to windows so thats not causing the problem
[14:33] <om26er> !pitivi
[14:34] <syrius> does ext4 stable still have that problem that past ext4 had where it took a really long time to check a big drive for errors?
[14:34] <python_root> ActionParsnip : u r such an
[14:34] <python_root> ActionParsnip lifesaver
[14:35] <dayo> getting a lot of this from #ubuntu, lately. what gives?? http://pastebin.com/m4b8f363e
[14:36] <silvia> Does anybody could give me a hand with GRUB2 to chasnge default line, Please?
[14:36] <sipior> dayo: miscreants, i'm afraid.
[14:36] <dayo> sipior: :-(
[14:36] <Synt-> anyone know any pure-ftpd channel on any network?
[14:36] <Jan1> hi, does anybody know to do a usb keyboard work on wine ?
[14:37] <dayo> silvia: what are u trying to do?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> Jan1: if it works in ubuntu it'llwork in wine
[14:38] <Jan1> ok. thx Action,
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Synt-: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureFTP
[14:39] <vici0us> people are spamming again :( http://pastebin.com/m65dba266
[14:40] <naples_guy> !tar
[14:40] <lcb> dayo, pastbin... go there and check :) you can copy lines of code in there, then give the generated url from it to your helper here. that will avoid messing the channel, flooding the irc server and helps helping
[14:40] <silvia> dayo, i would like windows to boot automaticaly and ubuntu 9.10 as an option
[14:40] <Synt-> ActionParsnip, thanks but it's already installed and running, just need info on how to lock users to their default folder with mysql authentication
[14:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> silvia: you have to edit your grub.conf file.
[14:41] <lcb> dayo, copy.. i mean past
[14:41] <silvia> i have readed many on the web but could not make it to work :(
[14:41] <kranaks> всем привет. мб кто сможет помочь. системой - убунта 9.10, видяха Radeon 9600. проприетарные дрова каталиста 9.3 ставится не хотят (версия ксорга не поддерживает), последние 9.11 ставятся успешно, при этом при загрузке системы монитор просто гаснет.. кто нить вкус
[14:41] <kranaks> ре какую версию дровов поставить можно ?
[14:42] <CShadowRun> !ru | kranaks
[14:42] <naples_guy> i need help installing firefox 3.6b3
[14:42] <kranaks> sor :D
[14:42] <naples_guy> i have the tar.bz2 file.  i understand that i need to extract the archive and install the software, and would like to do this from the command line
[14:42] <kranaks> need help with ati drivers
[14:43] <kranaks> vido - ati radeon 9600
[14:43] <naples_guy> i have looked over the tar man page
[14:43] <ronny> hi
[14:43]  * naples_guy ponders the word contegate
[14:43] <egonw> moin, I just upgraded a system to #kubuntu karmic... and now the keyboard fails... caps lock led doesn't even light... kernel oops? how can I debug? none of the 2.6.31 kernels boot (not with grub2, not with grub) and 2.6.28 cannot find disks (changed UUIDs?)
[14:43] <ronny> anyone aware of a package that adds exfat support to ubunu?
[14:43] <naples_guy> tar xvvf? xvjf?
[14:43] <ronny> exfat = the 64 bit successor of fat32
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: tar jxvf file.tar.bz2
[14:44] <Graviton> naples_guy: tar xfj (add a v, if you like)
[14:44] <LjL> ronny: uh, they aren't using NTFS for everything now?
[14:44] <yesudeep`> NTFS for?
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> ronny: apparently its in the newest kernel (someone said earlier)
[14:45] <hax0r4_> I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.10 Boot  Screen It always downgrades the resolution to 1024x  and says that 1158x failed .... My native resolutoin is 1600x900      What do i do
[14:45] <Church> ronny: vfat32 is used to simplify compatibility/data interchange with windows and eg. embedded devices that use it. why use some fat alike fs which aren't supported by those OSes/devices if there are better alternatives available, if you don't care about compatibility?
[14:46] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, thanks.  i now have a firefox folder on my desktop with a lock icon at the bottom of the folder
[14:46] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, what is the lock?
[14:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> No. I tried to run your script.
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: you'll probably find its owned by root
[14:48] <DasEi> egonw: you just get into busybox ?
[14:48] <BluesKaj> silvia, read this , it might work http://www.pastebin.ca/1686858
[14:48] <egonw> DasEi: yes, in rescue mode... but no disks mounted then, it sems
[14:48] <silvia> SpaceGhostC2C, i have already changed the /etd/default/grub file have ron the update-grub but does not worked :(
[14:49] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, that won't matter right?  because i can gain root access
[14:49] <naples_guy> via sudo
[14:49] <BluesKaj> silvia, I got it from here http://www.linux.com/community/blogs/changing-the-default-boot-with-ubuntu-910-grub-2.html
[14:49] <DasEi> egonw: so you can boot in safemode and can type in trml there ?
[14:49] <silvia> okay, thaks blueskaj lets read
[14:49] <davide_> hi all
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: if you dont want the folder, sure. I'd check see what it is first
[14:49] <egonw> DasEi: ack, hang on
[14:50] <egonw> (or not... meaning, let me reboot, and I'll let you know what happens then :)
[14:50] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, i meant the fact that it is owned by root will not matter for me
[14:50] <jiohdi> my daughter has a dell inspirion laptop, I installed ubuntu KK on it but the wireless don't work, help
[14:50] <bradpitt> hi, does anybody here can recommend me software to recover accidentally erased data? thank you.
[14:50] <erUSUL> !undelete | bradpitt
[14:51] <gidna> Hi
[14:51] <Church> nothing beats having backups though
[14:51] <silvia> does anybody would like me to make a paste with grub files it is not working
[14:51] <dhalsimm> hi, I installed superswitcher application. And removed it. But now if I send a window to a workspace through its window menu, then it is not visible in the original workspace, only visible in superswitchers workspace. how can I turn that back?
[14:51] <silvia> BluesKaj, i have done that :(
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: well no, but check the folders ownership and the data in it
[14:52] <BluesKaj> silvia, ok ..bummer
[14:52] <naples_guy> how can i check to see if i have the proper libraries installed?  GTK+, Glib, Pango, x.org?
[14:52] <gidna> since I've installed ubuntu 9.10 I receive the error massage at the start up : the hard disk has many bad sectors and that is failing
[14:52] <erUSUL> jiohdi: maybe it uses broadcom b43xx chip. you have to « sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter » while conected to internet thrugh the ethernet
[14:52] <silvia> GRUB_DEFAULT=6
[14:52] <mikebot> Is there a way to use Times New Roman in Open Office?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: if you run: sudo apt-get -f install    and it outputs 0 packages installed, you have everything you need
[14:53] <erUSUL> !find msttcorefonts
[14:53] <erUSUL> mikebot: install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
[14:53] <zohar47> ciao a tutti
[14:53] <jiohdi> erUSUL: how do I find out if thats the right one?
[14:53] <mikebot> erUSUL: Thank you
[14:53] <erUSUL> mikebot: libertine fonts are supposed to be clones of MS fonts
[14:53] <erUSUL> jiohdi: lspci | grep -i net
[14:54] <ker0s_> hello all
[14:54] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, i got zero.  i have used apt-get many times.  what is the -f switch
[14:54] <mikebot> erUSUL: I just want to write in TImes because I have to print all my files from a Windows machine, and right now I currently have to change the font on eveyr file.
[14:54] <erUSUL> mikebot: fair enough
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: fix
[14:55] <tolonuga> hi. is there any guide for fixing packages depending on hal towards depend on whatever the new kid in town is?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: installs any packages which are missing to make everything solid
[14:55] <jiohdi> erUSUL: if dell is using another wifi, will this still work?
[14:55] <tolonuga> or any contact person who knows hal in depth and the migration to whatever?
[14:55] <erUSUL> mikebot: in that cases is better to use pdf becouse even beteewn MS office versions a doc file can change when opened
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: like if you install opera via deb, it has a deb which isnt satisfied, -f install installs the dep, then opera
[14:55] <egonw> DasEi: ok, I did have a busybox ealier... but I now get a menu, with (amongst others) root and netroot, both asking for a root password... (which my ubuntu systems does not have??) ... but not sure anymore how I got into a busybox mode earlier... :(
[14:56] <gidna> can you help me?
[14:56] <mercutio22> Hi... both my computers seem to hang for a while after login and nautilus takes a long time to draw the background I am suspecting compiz is the culprit because I shared compiz settings between the machines. How would I go about veryfing whats thwarting the login?
[14:56] <mikebot> erUSUL: Can I save in pdf from OpenOffice?
[14:56] <erUSUL> jiohdi: no; if it uses other chip tere are other procedures.
[14:56] <erUSUL> mikebot: yes; it has a button in the toolbar for it
[14:56] <jiohdi> erUSUL: thanks, I will try it when I see her later
[14:56] <DasEi> egonw: alright, but you will need your password for any fixings
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: turn desktop effects off and reboot
[14:57] <mikebot> erUSUL: Ah, thanks. I will try that.
[14:57] <trism> silvia: at the very bottom of the page BluesKaj linked to, there is what seems to be a better solution of referring to the name of the windows entry instead of the number
[14:57] <egonw> DasEi: I know the pwd of my non-root account... but it does not accept that as root pwd at that time...
[14:57] <erUSUL> mikebot: no problem
[14:58] <ker0s_> hello, i have a ralink chipset..its interface name suddenly change from 1 to 2 n to 3..how can i get rid of the  "3 " in wlan3 n get back to default..
[14:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> silvia: use pastebin for your grub
[14:58] <silvia> trism, okay
[14:58] <DasEi> egonw: containing possibly changing letters ? caps ? (f.e.  z<>y)
[14:59] <npat> Hello! I want to buy a netbook. It must have a 1024x768 screen. It must be FULLY supported by a stable ubuntu release out of the box (everything: Wired, wireless, camera, audio, etc). Are there any options, or am I looking in vain?)
[14:59] <bradpitt> erUSUL : ok the link is quite confusing. i'm using ext4 here and i'm looking for software similar to ' recuva ' that can give me gui and list of data that has been erased.
[14:59] <BluesKaj> trism, RUB_DEFAULT="Windows 7 (loader) on /dev/sda1"  ?
[14:59] <Snausages> npat: what you are describing is not a netbook
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> ker0s_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1007285
[14:59] <egonw> DasEi: possibly...  mmm...
[14:59] <npat> Snausages, why not?
[15:00] <Snausages> npat: all netbooks have smaller screens than you describe
[15:00] <erUSUL> bradpitt: probably nothing that easy exist in linux.. the closest i can think is "photorec" in testdisk package
[15:00] <erUSUL> bradpitt: there is a step by step how to in its homepage.
[15:00] <Annonymorse> if u blood throw it up
[15:00] <Snausages> npat: that might be nitpicking though...  as far as the rest of your requirements go, it's still a bit tricky
[15:01] <erUSUL> npat: by a dell with ubuntu preinstalled ?
[15:01] <gidna> I've removed for error the bottom bar of the desktop How can I restore it?
[15:01] <trism> BluesKaj: yeah, I haven't tried it yet though, seems like a great solution if it works though
[15:01] <erUSUL> buy*
[15:01] <DasEi> egonw: can you boot a live cd on that system ?
[15:01] <Snausages> npat: as far as "out of the box" support goes you are kind of hosed, as almost all new wireless chipsets require the restricted drivers which are supplied seperately from the main distribution.
[15:02] <npat> does del make something like ASUS EEE PC 1101HA (similar in dimensions, batery life, etc)?
[15:02] <Snausages> npat: so it'll be quite difficult to find a netbook whose wifi works without you having to make an extra download
[15:02] <BluesKaj> trism, I might try that on our laptop. Wife prefers to boot into windows ,..unfortumately she's not a linux fan
[15:02] <Snausages> npat: yeah, have a look at the dell adamo.  They're very pricey but they're compact & useful
[15:03] <mikebot> erUSUL: Thanks again; I'm off. Take case.
[15:03] <mikebot> care
[15:05] <egonw> DasEi: I guess so... until this morning it was a working jaunty system :) ... ok, thanx for now... I'll try the live CD, and see what that gives me... the new karmic keeps track of kernel oopses, not? do you know where it stores dumps?
[15:05] <hax0r4> Anyone here can help me pretty please. My flash player keeps crashing and stopping for half a second
[15:06] <hax0r4> It just crashed again to a whtie screen
[15:06] <Snausages> hax0r4: does it do the same thing with all sites?
[15:06] <hax0r4> yea...
[15:06] <thantzin> can any1 help me about grub boot loader?
[15:06] <hax0r4> how do i install a stable version
[15:06] <thantzin> i was using fedora 12 and windows 7
[15:07] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm trying to reply to a pgp encrypted email (also using encryption). But I'm told the recipient isn't trusted. How can I set OpenPGP/Thunderbird to trust this recipient's key?
[15:07] <hax0r4> i have 64bit ubuntu karmic
[15:07] <xim_> if i make an application, how can I get it into the ubuntu repo?
[15:07] <thantzin> and now i just installed ubuntu 9.10 and i cannot find my fedora anymore
[15:07] <Snausages> hax0r4: oh, I've heard there are problems with 64bit but I dunno how to clean 'em up...
[15:07] <erUSUL> xim_: ask in #ubuntu-motu
[15:07] <pol-ar> what is the file dma.h used for?
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  how did you install flash in the first place?
[15:07] <erUSUL> !packaging | xim_
[15:07] <npat> Snausages, dell adamo: beutifull but TOO large. I'd like something ultra portable (that's why I said netbook---maybe confusing the terminology a bit)
[15:07] <xim_> erUSUL, kthx
[15:07] <kian> where is compiz setup in ubuntu 9.10
[15:07] <hax0r4> dr_willis i duno if uninstalled and reinstalled many times
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | kian
[15:08] <Snausages> npat: well you also mentioned a larger screen size than any netbook has, so I figured you were ok with something on the big side
[15:08] <ikt>  why is csm not an option in the appearence interfac
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  on a clean install here. I normally just install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' and let it install flash. that instsalls flash and  some other extra things Inormally need for normal web ussage.
[15:08] <Travis-42> are there any wireless usb/pcmcia/minipci adapters that work really easily in ubuntu? I'm having a lot of trouble with this
[15:08] <CShadowRun> Travis-42: i've never found one that doesn't work
[15:08] <npat> 1101HA has 1366x768
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Travis-42:  it all depends on the chipset the adaptor is using
[15:09] <hax0r4> oh.. do u have 32bit or 64bit
[15:09] <npat> which is fine
[15:09] <Snausages> Travis-42: I swapped the minipci wifi card out of my acer and the replacement works beautifully
[15:09] <Travis-42> CShadowRun, The one I have is the Intel 4965agn and it does not work easily
[15:09] <CShadowRun> even my chinese generic brand #512532 USB wifi adapter works
[15:09] <CShadowRun> unlucky i guess
[15:09] <bradpitt> photorec can only recover image file but not .odt file, any hints?
[15:09] <Travis-42> and there are lots of people saying it doesnt work in the forums... is there a brand that is more likely to work with linux?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  64bit -  flash is 32bit - because that package also installs the 32bit compatibilty libraries and stuff. Ive never needed touse  the 64bit flash packages.
[15:09] <Snausages> Travis-42: I later learned that I probably could have made the stock card work with a restricted driver, but I don't care....  quite happy with the one I traded for
[15:09] <CShadowRun> Travis-42: anything atheros is supposed to work well
[15:10] <Snausages> yeah, the older atheros are great, very well supported
[15:10] <silvia> thanks guys, lets reboot be back soon
[15:10] <Travis-42> ok thanks CShadowRun SnakDoc
[15:10] <PPTP-Koi> I have got trouble with pptp connection
[15:10] <PPTP-Koi> can any one please help me
[15:11] <epcom> vbfcg
[15:12] <PPTP-Koi> any one had trouble with pptp vpn setting in karmic kolala?
[15:12] <Snausages> PPTP-Koi: never tried, sorry
[15:12] <PPTP-Koi> its ok. I think I have to wait
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> if some one have any Idea then please let me know
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> I am gonna get killed
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> :(
[15:13] <thantzin> pls any has any idea about my how to solve my grub boot loader?
[15:13] <thantzin> i cannot find my fedora after i installed ubuntu
[15:13] <Annonymorse><PHONE_NUMBER> <- my google voice number
[15:14] <Annonymorse> give me a ringading if you want
[15:14] <sipior> PPTP-Koi: you might have better luck if you describe the precise problem that you're seeing.
[15:14] <suigeneris> !grub | thantzin
[15:15] <npat> Snausages, also: downloading a couple of extra packages is not an issue---but hunting down backported drivers, trying to figure out how to make the function keys, the camera, or the microphone work, is. Maybe I was too absolute in my statement. Let me rephrase it like this: I want a well-supported small notebook, with an 11'' (aprox) screen, that can do 1024x768 or better.
[15:15] <Church> !grub2
[15:15] <suigeneris> thantzin, is your ubuntu 9.10 or previous?
[15:15] <silvia> i tryed to use startupmanager but also not work :(
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> I am trying to connect to  a pptp  vpn server . but the I cant get connected
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> the conenction gets timed out
[15:15] <thantzin> mine is 9.10
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> my setting were fine with 9.04
[15:15] <thantzin> and my 2 other os are
[15:15] <thantzin> fedora 12 and windows 7
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> this all happened with the upgraded
[15:15] <unsec> hi, is there any way to encrypt my entire drive after installation and without reformatting and losing all my data?
[15:15] <SnappLabs_> AAACK.... I've used sudo 1000 times and now I can't login... can anyone help me?
[15:15] <DasEi> unsec:no
[15:15] <unsec> :(
[15:16] <Snausages> npat: you'll likely find what I found...  11" machines come with 1.2ghz processors, 10.6" and under show up with 1.6ghz processors.  Weird trick all the manufacturers are doing.
[15:16] <kekale> unsec, what luck that USB drives are cheap eh? ;)
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> kekale:  yes they are. :) i ran out of USB ports.
[15:17] <unsec> kekale: its more an issue of configuration and time spent resetting everything up
[15:17] <kekale> of course, it takes time
[15:17] <thantzin> suigeneris: before i installed ubuntu grub is ok with fedora and windows 7
[15:17] <suigeneris> !grub2 | thantzin
[15:17] <thantzin> suigeneris:  after i installed ubuntu then i cannot find fedora in the list
[15:17] <Snausages> npat: that said, I'm very satisfied with an acer D150, 10.6" 1024x600.  I traded out the wifi card at the store where I bought it for one directly supported by ubuntu.  The sound, camera & everything else already worked perfectly.
[15:18] <PPTP-Koi> sipior: I am trying to connect to a pptp vpn server. the settings were fine with my jaunty, now In karmic its not woorking at all. its just gives me time out erro
[15:18] <thantzin> !grub2
[15:18] <suigeneris> the same thing applies to fedora too
[15:18] <npat> Snausages, yes I noticed that. Is it really that bad? Aren't the 1.2ghz processors consuming less (resulting in a better battery life)?
[15:19] <mikejet> what is the pdf viewer called?
[15:19] <npat> Snausages, after all I won't be doing number crunching on it. Just email, internet browsing, skype, music, and trivial stuff like that.
[15:19] <PPTP-Koi> I am trying to connect to a pptp vpn server. the settings were fine with my jaunty, now In karmic its not woorking at all. its just gives me time out erro
[15:20] <unsec> npat: those actions require number crunching, skype needs to compress its stream and music needs to decompress its stream
[15:20] <Snausages> npat: I feel that the 1.6ghz machines are alreay borderline for video playback (meaning flash video stutters too much, but avis are fine) I'd be worried that the 1.2 just wouldn't be good enough.
[15:20] <unsec> without number crunching your computer is a lump of dead silicon
[15:20] <SnappLabs_> Sudo 1000 times really screws things up! any ideaS?
[15:21] <unsec> if i split my harddrive in half, setup encrypted boot, can i just dd the original data back into the encrypted part later and expect stuff to work?
[15:21] <Snausages> npat: I bought mine for email/web/video playback on the road when my macbook died.  It's been extremely useful, but I'm glad I went for the 1.6ghz and 2gb of RAM.
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> unsec:  i dont think that will work via dd
[15:22] <naples_guy> I just visited a website that said my ubuntu system has infections at C:/WINDOWS/System32/drivers and the registry is infected.  What should I do?  The only way to fix it is buy their anti-virus program.  YIKES!  =)
[15:22] <npat> Snausages, what about the asus 1000ha? Heard it is fully supported by ubuntu
[15:22] <Snausages> npat: wish it had something faster than 100baseT for networking, but again that's something hard to come by in a netbook
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  go buy it! :)
[15:22] <unsec> ok, but some similar method, i cannot go through the installation and reconfiguring again
[15:22] <kekale> naples_guy, which is a .exe file :)
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  and proberly contains the actual virus
[15:22] <Snausages> npat: I don't know anything about it.  all the local dealers talk trash about asus, and I really wanted to buy through a local dealer.
[15:22] <naples_guy> Dr_Willis, can i use your credit card?
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  im bill gates.. I pay cash.
[15:24] <pol-ar> 'you' pay?
[15:24] <naples_guy> bill gates = my personal hero
[15:24] <dojo> does anyone know of a good vnc client that's in the repository that supports changing the bit rate you connect with
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  I had to teach teh wife and others to use the 'close X at the top right' instead of the ok/cancle/whatever' butons for such popups

[15:24] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  i think most of them can do that via command line arguments.
[15:25] <dojo> hm
[15:25] <delly> !ubuntu-restore
[15:25] <dojo> right now i'm using vnc viewer, i'll have to look into that
[15:25] <Godfather_> hi
[15:25] <delly> What is the easiest way of restoring a system to a working standard without reinstalling?
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  theres several varaits that use the name 'vncviewer' for their binary :) let me check xtightvncviewer
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  -depth <DEPTH>
[15:26] <davidboy> How do I change my launchpad username in bazzar?
[15:26] <Snausages> yeah, I'd love to know a good method for backing up & restoring ubuntu
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> Snausages:  i was looking at 'fsarchiver' yeserday - it has some neat features
[15:27] <IdleOne> davidboy: #launchpad should be able to help
[15:27] <davidboy> IdleOne: Thanks
[15:27] <Godfather_> how i can recover a file that i've just removed with "rm file" ?
 I
[15:27] <eniacpx_> Where would one find help on iptables? I have tried in here with no luck.
[15:27] <iceroot> Godfather_: if it was the last file (hard link) there is no way
[15:28] <eniacpx_> Godfather_: You can't
[15:28] <iceroot> eniacpx_: man iptables
[15:28] <Asad> My firefox 3.5 is terribly slow on ubuntu. Can I speed it up by converting to ext4? I have around 900 bookmarks though ..
[15:29] <eniacpx_> iceroot: Thanks for the insight iceroot. Though there isn't a section on matching outgoing passive ftp traffic in the manpage for iptables.
[15:29] <gdiz> so I have a question for you all.  I am setting up a media server on my ubuntu machine.  I would like to access this machine via ssh to start up things like firefox (or some equivelent browser) to go to a new show on hulu or have rhythmbox play a certain song.  Do any of you know how I could do that via a shell session
[15:29] <gribouille> can someone help me set up networking ?
[15:30] <delly> gribouille: You setting up a server?
[15:30] <dojo> gdiz, are you looking for the firefox session to start remotely?
[15:30] <dojo> or you want to see the firefox session on your screen
[15:30] <gribouille> delly, no, client
[15:31] <dojo> gdiz, it sounds like you want to look into the -X option in ssh
[15:31] <dojo> (x forwarding)
[15:31] <gdiz> dojo, that's the plan.  I have the ubuntu computer hooked up to my TV so if it is possible I'd like the ssh part to be able to start up the gui interface on the TV
[15:31] <gdiz> dojo, what does the -X option do?
[15:31] <delly> gribouille: What is it you actually need help with? "Setting up network" is quite unspesific.
[15:32] <Dravekx> how do I enable cookies on ubuntu server?
[15:32] <brodeurpc> how do i get the unsupported Compiz plugins for Ubuntu 9.10?
[15:32] <gribouille> delly, I can't get karmic to configure my Broadcom catds
[15:32] <dojo> gdiz, x forwarding
[15:32] <dojo> man ssh
[15:33] <gribouille> does karmic have problems with Broadcom network cards ?
[15:34] <delly> gribouille: Broadcom sucks at making drivers
[15:34] <bbq^> !network
[15:34] <Cyber_Akuma> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8382441 <------ Does anybody also have any comments to make about this issue before I go ahead with it?
[15:34] <gribouille> delly, that doesn't help me
[15:34] <bbq^> !compatibility
[15:34] <bbq^> !network cards
[15:34] <delly> !broadcom
[15:34] <fbianconi> Godfather_: I would try testdisk, it depends on what filesystem the file where in, and what kind of file it was
[15:34] <fbianconi> *was
[15:34] <Dravekx> how do I enable cookies on ubuntu server?
[15:34] <delly> !broadcom | gribouille
[15:34] <gribouille> I have a BCM5755
[15:35] <Dravekx> or how do I check the settings via ssh?
[15:35] <gribouille> it is an ethernet card
[15:35] <Godfather_> fbianconi, did you hear something with "lsof" ?
[15:35] <bbq^> i accidently deleted one of my gnome panels, i have a new one however when i minimise an application it just dissapears, how can i set it to minimise to a new panel ?
[15:35] <delly> gribouille: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=738036 this was the only thing i got up on web search that seemed relevant
[15:36] <khensthoth> bbq^: Right clik on your panel, click Add to Panel, and add the Windows List to it.
[15:36] <bbq^> ahh khensthoth you legend
[15:36] <bbq^> i was actually systematically going through them just as you typed :)
[15:36] <Dravekx> anyone know?
[15:36] <bbq^> thanks
[15:36] <llutz> Dravekx: http://httpd.apache.org/apreq/docs/libapreq2/group__apreq__xs__cookie.html
[15:36] <brodeurpc> how do i get compiz-fusion plugins-unsupported on ubnuntu 9.10
[15:36] <fbianconi> Godfather_: is the file being used by some other process?
[15:37] <Dravekx> cookie access? ubuntu server? how to enable/disable/check???
[15:37] <dhalsimm> I have 3*4 workspaces while using compiz... 3 from metacity, and 4 workspaces each from compiz. so if I send a window to a workspace by window menu, I can't see it with compiz. And if I use workspace-switcher applet, then I can't see others. How can I fix this issue??
[15:37] <iceroot> brodeurpc: are they in the repo? apt-cache search
[15:37] <Dravekx> cool. thanks llutz!
[15:37] <iceroot> dhalsimm: maybe #compiz is a better place
[15:37] <Godfather_> fbianconi, aps no :(
[15:37] <Gunnar> How do i find out what kernel i am running ?
[15:37] <llutz> Gunnar: uname -r
[15:37] <brodeurpc> iceroot: no the only ones i see are the main and extra
[15:37] <NiSo> Gunnar, uname -a
[15:38] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i'm installing testdisk now, the file was in ext3
[15:38] <iceroot> Gunnar: uname -r
[15:38] <dhalsimm> iceroot: I'm there but they didn't know
[15:38] <delly> !fix
[15:38] <Gunnar> thanks
[15:38] <bbq^> also khensthoth one other thing, the reason it buggered up was because i am coding an applet at the moment and ran into some trouble with it not showing ~ is there a manual way of removing an applet from the panel ~ perhaps some configuration file ?
[15:38] <ritesh> hey guys what options do i have for anonymous proxy surfing..
[15:38] <ritesh> i need to change ip address , every few minutes..
[15:38] <bbq^> ritesh, check out Tor
[15:38] <NiSo> nte, Tor
[15:39] <NiSo> ntesh*+
[15:39] <fbianconi> Godfather_: are you using the system? you must minimize that disk writing, use a livecd
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im on the utility, it seems this is for search for "lost partitions"
[15:39] <bbq^> www.torproject.org
[15:39] <llutz> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i just removed a simply .wav file
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i dont want to write my disk
[15:40] <khensthoth> bbq^: Well, not really sure about that. However I do know you can edit the configurations for the panel using gconf-editor, under apps > panel
[15:40] <Godfather_> fbianconi,are you sure i can search a removed file with testdisk?
[15:40] <chegga> hi tehre
[15:40] <bbq^> ok cheers khensthoth will have a look around :)
[15:41] <gribouille> did ethernet cards configuration change between hardy and karmic ?
[15:41] <gdiz> dojo, I am very new to linux, tell me if I am understanding this right, but the x option provides gui interface on the client computer, is that correct?
[15:41] <Guest44204> xupm
[15:41] <vudinhlong> a
[15:41] <Cyber_Akuma> Can anybody give me some advice om some problems im having with grub2?
[15:41] <antidoto> is there any way adding facebook in myzone section of Ubuntu Moblin Remix ?
[15:42] <rafiq> awn task bar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:43] <rafiq>  AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:43] <fbianconi> Godfather_: the program name is photorec it comes with testdisk
[15:43] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i found it
[15:44] <Godfather_> fbianconi, "photorec /d /directory"
[15:44] <Godfather_> ?
[15:44] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:44] <Subby83> Hi, how do I search and display with sed? I only get google hits to search&replace.
[15:45] <max> hi
[15:45] <Godfather_> fbianconi, how can i specify a file?
[15:45] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:45] <trism> Subby83: if you just want to print out the matches, you might want to use grep instead
[15:45] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:46] <rafiq> anyone know how to run compiz(-fusion)?
[15:46] <Subby83> trism: yes, i tried: grep -o -E "pattern", but it does not stop matching the line after first hit
[15:47] <istvan> hey, i just ghosted a windows system onto my ubuntu drive in a new partititon, (fresh install of 9.10 for the ubuntu) but now I want to install grub so that I can dual boot between them. however fromt he 9.10 live cd all tutorials seem to be failing for me. ideas?
[15:47] <trism> Subby83: what are you trying to do?
[15:47] <Subby83> trism: i want to get the pid, so first i grep the right lines and then i want to extract the pids with something like [0-9]*
[15:47] <fbianconi> Godfather_: with photorec go to the partition the file was in, then to the directory, and then press 'y'
[15:47] <brodeurpc> iceroot: what repo server would have the unsupported compiz plugins?
[15:47] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:47] <brodeurpc> what repo server would have the unsupported compiz plugins?
[15:48] <anarki512> hi all :)
[15:48] <fbianconi> Godfather_: it might take a while, and will recovery anything it can
[15:48] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i can go to a specify directory, testdisc scan my whole partition
[15:49] <istvan> hey, i just ghosted a windows system onto my ubuntu drive in a new partititon, (fresh install of 9.10 for the ubuntu) but now I want to install grub so that I can dual boot between them. however fromt he 9.10 live cd all tutorials seem to be failing for me. ideas?
[15:49] <soreau> brodeurpc: -unsupported is no longer part of ubuntu repos. However, I have written a script to install about 20 additional experimental plugins including the ones that are in -unsupported
[15:49] <fbianconi> Godfather_: use photorec
[15:49] <trism> Subby83: the pid from something like ps? might be easier to use cut instead, if the pid is in a standard position
[15:49] <soreau> brodeurpc: http://forum.compiz.org/showthread.php?s=1b7cda8f56eb32a6fd5e805701e558e0&t=12012
[15:49] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im using it
[15:49] <brodeurpc> soreau: thank you so much
[15:49] <grawity> Subby83: Quick question - have you tried 'pidof' and 'pgrep'?
[15:49] <Subby83> trism: it isnt, it seems sometimes there is a space in front, and wen the pids get higher there isnt... dont really know
[15:50] <soreau> brodeurpc: no problem. If you have any trouble, ask in #compiz
[15:50] <richiguada> what is the channel of spain?
[15:50] <yoshx> hello
[15:50] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:50] <llutz> Subby83: use awk, not grep/sed needed
[15:50] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i select the partition, the type of the parition and he dont let me go to a specify directory, photorec scan the whole partition
[15:50] <gdiz> I am setting up a media server on my ubuntu machine.  I would like to access this machine via ssh to start up things like firefox (or some equivelent browser) to go to a new show on hulu or have rhythmbox play a certain song.  Do any of you know how I could do that via a shell session
[15:50] <richiguada> what is the channel of spain?
[15:51] <Subby83> grawity: i tried pidof, but it didn't give the right pids back, I want to specify it more precisely so I use ps | grep
[15:51] <keppi> !sp |
[15:51] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:51] <Subby83> llutz: i dont know awk, and i think i takes hours to get fammiliar with :(
[15:51] <tamale> Can someone help me move menu items around with the new grub 2.0? I want the first option to be my latest linux kernel, the second to be my windows install, the third to be the recovery mode for linux and the fourth to be the memtest. I can't figure out how to do this with the included documentation.. I just wish I could use menu.lst again!!
[15:51] <fbianconi> Godfather_: well it makes sense since the file is not in a directory anymore
[15:52] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:52] <iceroot> !repeat | rafiq
[15:52] <Godfather_> fbianconi, well, i'm doing it with the whole partition, its takes about 10min (i have a remaining time), and found a bunch of files
[15:52] <Godfather_> since now
[15:52] <istvan> what is wrong here: # mount /dev/sda2 /media/root - mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[15:53] <Guest96753> hey mädels wie alt seit ihr
[15:53] <grawity> Subby83: And pgrep? It returns pids.
[15:53] <Subby83> grawity: ill try ... :)
[15:53] <llutz> Subby83: as grawity mentioned, use pgrep  then
[15:53] <iceroot> istvan: man mount  (look at -t)
[15:53] <iceroot> Guest96753: falscher chat
[15:53] <trism> tamale: that isn't exactly going to work because of the way grub 2 works now, all the linux kernels are going to be together...if you need to set the position because you want to set the default to something other than ubuntu, you can specify the menuentry name in /etc/default/grub as GRUB_DEFAULT="menuentry name you find in /boot/grub/grub.cf here"
[15:53] <drellok> gdiz, try ssh -X if you are looking for X11 forwarding
[15:53] <erUSUL> istvan: add -t auto
[15:53] <Karuna> istvan: mount -t vfat /dev/sda2
[15:53] <Godfather_> fbianconi, http://pastebin.com/m6df77e9e
[15:54] <Subby83> grawity: thath seems to work nice :)  tank you
[15:54] <trism> tamale: so if you want to switch back to ubuntu as the default, you can just set it back to 0
[15:54] <tamale> trism: Yes, I saw that.. but I REALLY don't want the recovery mode to be above the windows entry.. that's completely useless to me
[15:54] <tamale> trism: I want ubuntu to be the default, but I want the item immediately under that to be the windows install
[15:54] <flavien_> slt
[15:55] <trism> tamale: although you could always chmod -x to all the entries other than custom and specify them all manually, but you'll need to add the new kernel everytime there is an update
[15:55] <tamale> trism: What I find odd is that no one else wants this layout..
[15:55] <fnu[Empezar]> I just installed pidentd with aptitude install pidentd - is there anything else I need to do to get identd working? My dircproxy doesn't use my username even after restarting it :S
[15:55] <trism> tamale: no, I understand why you would want that, but the new grub doesn't make this straightforward
[15:55] <tamale> trism: That's what I'm finding too.. I was hoping to find someone who had customized their menu a similar way
[15:56] <silvia> one more and last question, every time a start ubuntu it asks for a padlock password, how is possible to disable this password, i would like to get network access automaticaly?
[15:56] <grawity> silvia: Do you have auto-login enabled?
[15:56] <istvan> -t auto returns the same error, and # mount /dev/sda2 /media/root -t ext4 - mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,       missing codepage or helper program, or other error       In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try       dmesg | tail  or so
[15:57] <tamale> How can I make firefox ignore my gtk theme?
[15:57] <erUSUL> istvan: are you sure is a ext4 fs? tried the suggested "dmesg | tail" ??
[15:57] <tamale> How can I make firefox ignore my gtk theme?  I have "allow pages to choose" checked and "use system colors" unchecked, yet input boxes have the same black background as my gtk them, making them unreadable.
[15:58] <Parsi> how to restart machine via shell?
[15:58] <istvan> http://www.pasteall.org/9420 erUSUL
[15:58] <MblKiTA> Parsi: reboot
[15:58] <keppi> Parsi:  sudo reboot
[15:59] <Parsi> keppi: MblKiTA, thanks
[15:59] <erUSUL> istvan: o.0! "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda" ?
[15:59] <istvan> should I be using grub 2 instead of grub? how do I do that? i'm trying to re-setup grub on my hd
[15:59] <Ridikuel> Hello, how can I request ussd via an umts stick (Huawei K3520)?
[15:59] <ergenekon> s.a
[16:00] <Parsi> how to run a command in startup?
[16:00] <istvan> erUSUL, http://www.pasteall.org/9421
[16:00] <ergenekon> selamun aleyküm
[16:00] <erUSUL> !boot | Parsi
[16:00] <silvia> grawity, yes
[16:00] <fbianconi> Godfather_: how big was that file?
[16:01] <silvia> i think i need to desable the padlock
[16:01] <Parsi> erUSUL: does it work on centOS?
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Then the only way to get rid of that question, is to remove keyring's password completely (ie. set it to a blank one).
[16:01] <erUSUL> istvan: sda2 is a extended parition... is sda1 what you try to mount ?
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: It's "keyring", not "padlock", and disabling it will cause some things (such as network) to stop working.
[16:01] <erUSUL> Parsi: ask in #centos
[16:01] <istvan> erUSUL, not sure what you mean...
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Open Apps --> Accessories --> Passwords and Encryption Keys.
[16:01] <silvia> okay, lets try that, thanks
[16:01] <Godfather_> fbianconi, actually i didnt remove just 1 file, i removed about 11 files, less than 300kb
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Then, click on the "Passwords" tab.
[16:02] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i did a rm *
[16:02] <keppi> Parsi:  you want to run a reboot command on startup?
[16:02] <Godfather_> to empty the foldwer
[16:02] <Cyber_Akuma> Can somebody please help me get my system booting again?  (DCC crap)
[16:04] <erUSUL> !exploit > false
[16:04] <jakemills> is there any reason why this wouldn't work:  mount -t ntfs-3g -o username=administrator,password=administrator //zyserver/work /mnt/zyserver
[16:04] <Godfather_> fbianconi, see this, http://pastebin.com/m58ca762c
[16:04] <istvan> i'm installing grub from the 9.10 live cd. will the install grub2 by default or will i have to upgrade it, or can I install grub2 from the get go?
[16:04] <silvia> grawity, thank you lets try if it work
[16:04] <erUSUL> jakemills: the filesystem type is wrong. if it is a windows share you use cifs or smbfs
[16:04] <Godfather_> fbianconi, now 20 min ? it goes very fast, this is not seconds lol
[16:05] <jakemills> so what is ntfs-3g for?
[16:05] <lfaraone> Hey, Xorg is using 100MB of memory. I started the process 3 hours ago. Is this not normal?
[16:05] <keppi> Parsi:  It shoudl
[16:05] <kim_> jakemills: for reading/writing to ntfs partitions
[16:05] <BluesKaj> jakemills, reading your windows partition file system
[16:05] <truk> na mal sehen, ? wer ist hier wirklich kompetent
[16:05] <BluesKaj> !de | truk
[16:05] <jakemills> ah ok *face palm* thanks :)
[16:05] <sledgeas> hello
[16:06] <fbianconi> Godfather_: you can stop it and resume latter if you feel like it; those number of files were recovered
[16:06] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im ready
[16:06] <sledgeas> how to determine from command line which version of fglrx is installed ?
[16:06] <false> erUSUL: It's not "affecting" me, I'm on irssi. Just wondering.
[16:06] <Godfather_> fbianconi, http://pastebin.com/m22869113
[16:06] <trism> false: thanksgiving this week, bored kids on school break
[16:06] <fbianconi> Godfather_: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/After_Using_PhotoRec
[16:07] <truk> he many thans for  message, bybybyby
[16:07] <Iuly> hi all! can I ask a thing about Ubuntu 9.04 here or is other channel?
[16:07] <erUSUL> false: well there you have your answer... script kiddies
[16:07] <craigbass1976> I've got ubuntu hardy at home, and a kodak camera of mine mounts up fine.  On my xubuntu Jaunty laptop though, there's no love.  I see in ps -ef that gphoto2 is trying to load up, but it's not installed.  Is that all I'm missing?
[16:07] <erUSUL> Iuly: is here
[16:07] <Iuly> ok...
[16:07] <BluesKaj> Iuly, ask away
[16:08] <false> trism, erUSUL: Makes sense.
[16:08] <Iuly> I have a wacom pen A6 graphic table , and I am trying to make it work in GIMP, but there is no way. Synaptic says I have installed  wacom tools but I don't know how to open the control pannel.
[16:08] <dtownhero> craigbass1976: you could install that app or install fspot
[16:08] <Iuly> can someone help me, please?
[16:08] <m3onh0x84_> bye bye everybody, /me tired of
[16:08] <fbianconi> Godfather_: you can exit the program now, it will ask you to continue where it left if you run it again
[16:09] <keppi> Iuly:  there's no entry in the system menu?
[16:09] <Iuly> yes, but it says : no graphic tablets detected
[16:09] <Iuly> and when I use lsusb wacom appears...
[16:09] <rafiq> anyone know how to run compiz(-fusion)?
[16:09] <Parsi> anyone used vnc viewr?
[16:10] <dtownhero> Parsi: yes
[16:10] <dtownhero> using it right now
[16:10] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i'm quite confused
[16:10] <Parsi> dtownhero: I cannot copy-paste text from windows to X:(
[16:10] <erUSUL> !effects | rafiq
[16:10] <Monocian> Anyone knows how can I contact with Magnesium?
[16:11] <Godfather_> fbianconi, where is the recovered directory?
[16:11] <dtownhero> Parsi: to the best of my knowledge you've never been able to copy and paste from remote desktop connections - whether it be VNC or RDP
[16:11] <Parsi> dtownhero: no, it's possible
[16:11] <AceKing> When I type apt-get update in terminal, I'm getting this: E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied) Anyone know why this would happen?
[16:11] <grawity> dtownhero: Well, X11 and RDP do support clipboard forawrding.
[16:12] <gypsymauro> I need an html editor that allows me to do something like this https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/655, any hint?
[16:12] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i dont know those 2 parameters, src and dst, python recovery.py /home/me/recovered_files /home/me/sorted_files
[16:12] <trism> Parsi: if you use xvnc4viewer you can select accept clipboard from server/send clipboard to server, etc
[16:12] <Iuly> someone knows if wacom bamboo pen works on 9.10 , please ?
[16:12] <schannall> AceKing: type 'sudo apt-get update'
[16:12] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i want to search *.gsm for example
[16:12] <schannall> AceKing: as normal user you do not have enough permissionn
[16:12] <keppi> Iuly:  Sorry, I don't know
[16:13] <Parsi> trism: is it available for windows?
[16:13] <Iuly> ok, thanks keppi
[16:13] <dtownhero> luly: I tried last week to get it working but was not able to.
[16:13] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i closed photorec as you said, but i dont know if it generated a file or something
[16:13] <trism> Parsi: yes, it is realvnc, you can download it off their site
[16:13] <AceKing> schannall, thanks!
[16:13] <Iuly> omg...can that happen because is newer than bamboo one? someone told me bamboo one worked, dtownhero
[16:13] <schannall> AceKing: no problem!
[16:14] <dtownhero> I was using an averatech C3500 tablet
[16:14] <keppi> Iuly:  how do you like gimp?
[16:14] <dtownhero> I don't think it's a bamboo stick but wacom would not recognize it
[16:14] <rlzy1r1> splitv
[16:14] <Iuly> ahh, ok
[16:14] <Iuly> what do you mean, keppi?
[16:14] <Iuly> sorry
[16:15] <keppi> Iuly:  I tried it, but couldn't get the hang of it.
[16:15] <c3l> a device that is supposed to show up when I run # fdisk -l, does not show up. why?
[16:15] <Iuly> ahh GIMP for me awsome, I just need the damn wacom working :(
[16:15] <__Trullo> I have the nvidia drivers in upgrade again, kernel source and stuff, last time I upgraded it screwed up my system so I almost had to reinstall.. should I skip this upgrade for now?
[16:16] <UQs> could someone do me a favor and start xev, press and release the left Alt, and PM me the output, prefferably someone with a logitech keyboard?
[16:16] <keppi> Iuly:  I should probably try again with a tablet.
[16:16] <erUSUL> rafiq: read the docs ubottu showed you
[16:16] <khensthoth> luly: Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1321238 ?
[16:16] <Parsi> trism: I didn't find anything for windows:(
[16:17] <kaushal> hi
[16:17] <kaushal> I use deb mirror to populate the local mirror. It keeps on aborting
[16:17] <kaushal> and then gets disconnected with the below error
[16:17] <kaushal> [  2%] Getting: pool/main/u/ubuntu-docs/ubuntu-docs_9.04.10_all.deb...
[16:17] <kaushal> Transfer truncated: only 2245237 out of 3974416 bytes received
[16:17] <kaushal> WARNING: releasing 1 pending lock...
[16:17] <FloodBot4> kaushal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:17] <kaushal> ok
[16:17] <silvia> thank you very mucth to this room, now every think is working fine, i hope growinh and growing for ubuntu!
[16:17] <lng> what's going on with sound after update? is it that hard to keep it in normal state?
[16:17] <Iuly> thanks dtownhero I will read the last one now, haven't seen it yet
[16:18] <trism> Parsi: http://www.realvnc.com/, click the download link, and the free edition if you have windows XP or less...they don't have a free edition for vista or greater
[16:18] <DasEi> Ing: I had probs 9.04 to 9.10 exept alsa was muted
[16:18] <DasEi> Ing: I had *no probs 9.04 to 9.10 exept alsa was muted
[16:18] <Parsi> trism: I'm using this, it does not support :(
[16:18] <arjun> parsi
[16:18] <istvan> so i just followed a tutorial on installing grub, and when i rebooted it worked, except that it just gave me a grub command line... what did I do wrong?
[16:18] <kaushal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327778/
[16:19] <trism> Parsi: *shrugs* don't know then, it works fine with the ubuntu version *using it right now*
[16:19] <Parsi> trims: server is CentOS
[16:19] <Parsi> it sucks
[16:19] <thiebaude> how do i erase dvd+r dvds?
[16:20] <DasEi> thiebaude: k3b let's you do this
[16:20] <thiebaude> Dasda, ok thanks i'll give that a try
[16:20] <thiebaude> DasEi,
[16:20] <thiebaude> sorry
[16:20] <Dasda> you are welcome anyways
[16:20] <Dasda> lol
[16:20] <DasEi> !info k3b, thiebaude, rw's only o' course
[16:20] <llutz> thiebaude: dvd+r cannot be erased
[16:21] <kaushal> checking in again :)
[16:21] <thiebaude> llutz, ok
[16:21] <DasEi> !info k3b
[16:21] <DasEi>  thiebaude, rw's only o' course
[16:21] <Snausages> yeah, you can erase RWs but not Rs
[16:21] <crazygir> hiya, anyone have experience with tablet devices in ubuntu?
[16:22] <thiebaude> DasEi, i dont know what do with the dvd+r i have
[16:22] <crazygir> I'm looking to get a tablet device for gimp / inkscape / notes etc
[16:22] <DasEi> thiebaude: you can write them once only
[16:22] <thiebaude> ahh, ok
[16:22] <Snausages> thiebaude: if it's a DVD+R, it can only be burned once.  If you need to prevent future reading, you should physically destroy it.
[16:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hey, I actually need help for once. I can't install the package firefox2. I need it for aptana.
[16:23] <thiebaude> Snausages, thanks, i'll have to buy the right ones
[16:23] <Snausages> thiebaude: you may find that it isn't worth it...  the RWs have more burn issues, are almost always slower to burn, and erasing them can be time-consuming as well.
[16:24] <DasEi> thiebaude: apart from storage, I use usb's (installation) or vm's,  after I spend too much money on discs
[16:24] <Fatb0y> anyone familiar with /etc/exports?  i would like a range of ips from <IP_ADDRESS> - 150 or 200 to be able to access the nfs shares and i keep failing on the correct switch.  i have one ip accessing just fine.
[16:24] <llutz> Snausages: +RW hardly need to be erased, just overwrite them
[16:24] <crazygir> no, no tablet users?
[16:24] <crazygir> Fatb0y: use /24 style notation?
[16:24] <thiebaude> DasEi, i also use cd's which i like alot
[16:25] <Fatb0y> i have tried a notation yes, but not familiar with what that switch means.
[16:25] <DasEi> thiebaude: speed is an issue rw's go about 4x
[16:25] <thiebaude>  i guess i can use the 700mb cd from now on
[16:25] <Fatb0y> crazygir: what does the /24 mean exactly?  how much of a range does it give?
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: that'll allow you to define a range
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: whether or not you should use that depends on your network setup
[16:25] <mikejet> I notice that printing a PDF from the cmdline with "lp -o sides=two-sided-short-edge file.pdf" prints the same stuff as sides=two-sided-long-edge .  But two-sided-short-edge does print correctly in the pdf viewer.
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: read about ip notation
[16:26] <Lord-Readman> is logrotate setup on ubuntu by default ?
[16:26] <llutz>  Fatb0y  use http://www.subnet-calculator.com/
[16:26] <alexandre__> i just installed gnome-globalmenu from apt-get
[16:26] <alexandre__> how do i enabled it know?
[16:26] <Fatb0y> i did and the /24 or whatever i read on only gave about 15 ips access when i want even more than that
[16:26] <n0pst0rm> CIDR notation*
[16:26] <Snausages> crazygir: someone was in here last night asking about tablets...  was the 1st I'd heard of anyone trying.  Wish I had better info.
[16:26] <crazygir> mmm
[16:26] <mikejet> Does "lp" use a different program than "Document Viewer 2.28.1" to print the pdf?
[16:26] <grawity> Fatb0y: Use a different number then >_>
[16:26] <crazygir> Fatb0y: go read about CIDR notation so you know what you'r doing
[16:27] <Fatb0y> okay  i will see what it says   thanks
[16:27] <hecato> Hi there people, do you know how I can know the logged people on my system?
[16:28] <hecato> for example the ssh users conected to my PC?
[16:28] <llutz> hecato: "who"
[16:28] <n0pst0rm> finger, who
[16:29] <genii> hecato: Just also w by itself
[16:30] <hecato> thx people
[16:30] <Fatb0y> crazygir: the /24 based on the subnet calc seems to be the right config for /etc/exports
[16:30] <Fatb0y> thanks
[16:31] <hey_joe> i am trying to enable console colors for my user...
[16:31] <alexandre__> how do i enable gnome-globalmenu or awn-manager?? i installed both, but i'm not able to enable either of them
[16:32] <hey_joe> it works as root, but with the same .bashrc it doesnt work as a user, any tips?
[16:32] <uberspaced> hey_joe, what's root's shell?
[16:32] <uberspaced> in /etc/passwd?
[16:32] <grawity> hey_joe: Tip #1: Tell us how _exactly_ are you trying to enable that.
[16:33] <uberspaced> crap, never mind.
[16:33] <hey_joe> uhm.. with the .bashrc aliases?
[16:33] <marcellino> join #carioca
[16:33] <hey_joe> however the funny thing is, the users .bashrc is the same as roots..
[16:33] <hey_joe> yet colors only work as root
[16:33] <hey_joe> i.e. (alias ls = ls --color=auto)
[16:34] <uberspaced> as the users, does ls --color=auto work?
[16:34] <simplexio> terminal settings?
[16:34] <hey_joe> uberspaced, no..
[16:34] <hey_joe> but its in the .bashrc
[16:34] <simplexio> hey_joe: export|grep TERM
[16:34] <kaushal> checking in again for my query ?
[16:34] <simplexio> are those same on both
[16:34] <uberspaced> hey_joe, so, if you, as a regular user, running /bin/bash, ls --color=auto doesn't work?
[16:35] <hey_joe> ah hum.  my bad.. uberspaced, your right.. wrong shell set
[16:35] <uberspaced> XD
[16:35] <uberspaced> make sure users have read on .bashrc too.
[16:35] <alexandre__> how do i enable gnome-globalmenu or awn-manager?? i installed both, but i'm not able to enable either of them
[16:35] <hey_joe> uberspaced, actually.. bash is the default shell for the user in /etc/passwd, but only after running /bin/bash do the colors work..
[16:35] <hey_joe> whats up with that?
[16:36] <brontos> anyone know where the tab complete config is?  I try to use tab completion when using sqlite3 to open a file and it doesn't work
[16:36] <uberspaced> did you log back in?
[16:36] <uberspaced> brontos, tab completion is not a "global" thing
[16:36] <uberspaced> it's an "application" thing.
[16:36] <uberspaced> hey_joe, log out, log back in with the user.
[16:37] <hey_joe> uberspaced... i did
[16:37] <racarter> bah, i cannot adjust my screen resolution
[16:37] <uberspaced> or test it on one of the terminals, like ctrl + alt + f1
[16:37] <hey_joe> let me reboot it, its not a local machine
[16:37] <uberspaced> hey_joe, reboot should NOT be needed.
[16:37] <racarter> i know my monitor supports a higher resolution than what gnome is telling me i can
[16:37] <uberspaced> racarter, check to see what driver X is using.
[16:37] <uberspaced> there may be a chance it doesn't support the higher resolution.
[16:37] <subby83> Does anybody know somthing about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[16:38] <hey_joe> racarter, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:38] <brodeurpc> soreau: it worked, thank you again
[16:38] <uberspaced> hey_joe, not necessarily now adays
[16:38] <uberspaced> he may have to check /var/log/X...
[16:38] <javatexan> I am having trouble installing via tasksel...I am trying to sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[16:38] <javatexan> nothing seems to happen
[16:38] <rafiq> AWN task bar not visible...anyone know how to fix?
[16:39] <maco> javatexan: just "sudo tasksel"
[16:39] <javatexan> think i found out why.. :)
[16:39] <javatexan> maco: k thanks, I will try
[16:39] <racarter> I think I am using the right video card in xorg.conf
[16:39] <uberspaced> racarter, are there entries in there for valid modes and bit depths?
[16:40] <uberspaced> oh, and what driver is it?
[16:40] <uberspaced> because you can "man <driver name>" and see what it supports...
[16:40] <racarter> uberspaced, NVIDIA
[16:40] <uberspaced> racarter, do a "man nvidia" and read up :-D
[16:41] <hey_joe> uberspaced, it never came back from my reboot after recompiling, initrd problem I am sure.. will test bash solution when i get home thx
[16:41] <sienomar> whats the difference between generic & server kernel? am building a file server at home..
[16:41] <alexandre__> how do i enable awn-manager??
[16:41] <uberspaced> hey_joe, d'oh.  np
[16:41] <maco> sienomar: server has PAE so if you need 4GiB of RAM on 32bit, thatll work
[16:41] <racarter> ha, there is no entry for man nvidia
[16:41] <uberspaced> sienomar, server doesn't have preemption, generic is more optimized for desktop usage.
[16:41] <hey_joe> sienomar, i didn't there was a "server" kernel, i think its just the ISO of ubuntu.. the installer includes a gui for lamp/other things ...
[16:42] <sienomar> aa okey
[16:42] <maco> hey_joe: it does have a different kernel
[16:42] <uberspaced> racarter, and you're sure that 'nvidia' is the name of the driver in your dorg.conf ?
[16:42] <hey_joe> there is a server kernel?
[16:42] <sienomar> yes
[16:42] <sienomar> uberspaced: preemption?
[16:42] <hey_joe> well snap, would it help with playing movies over the network off of a raid5 array?
[16:42] <hey_joe> cause its choopy. :-(
[16:42] <racarter> uberspaced, yes
[16:42] <subby83> Does anybody know something about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[16:42] <hey_joe> although so is all software raid i am sure.
[16:43] <uberspaced> sienomar, preemtion is when kernel code can cause other kernel code to get off the processor
[16:43] <uberspaced> *preemption
[16:43] <vis> Is it possible to install ubuntu onto a hard drive in a usb enclosure, and then put that hard drive into another laptop?
[16:43] <chaitu> alexandre__: run "awn" that should start awn, You can access awn manger from settings in menu
[16:43] <uberspaced> vis, I don't see a reason why not...
[16:44] <vis> would there be any problem with it not installing appropriate drivers etc?
[16:44] <uberspaced> assuming you did a correct install on that drive, like boot stuff, grub stuff etc
[16:44] <uberspaced> it should at least "boot".
[16:44] <racarter> the resolution I am seeking is specified in the xorg.conf for the monitor at the default depth...
[16:45] <vis> and then I can work from there I guess
[16:45] <uberspaced> unless the installer detected specific differences between hardware stuff
[16:45] <racarter> what is the reason I cannot select this resolution? is there anyway to force the selection of this resolution without a gui tool?
[16:45] <uberspaced> racarter, then comment out that line, copy it, and just have one entry for the resolution
[16:45] <uberspaced> then /etc/init.d/gdm restart .
[16:45] <uberspaced> it also helps to have an ssh session into the box.
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[16:45] <FloodBot4> i-hate-freenode: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <asdjhad> hahahaha
[16:45] <tapas> how to actually put people on CC with evolution
[16:45] <Julio> salut :)
[16:45] <vis> and it will install grub onto the usb hdd, not the master hdd of this laptop?
[16:46] <mMezquitale> bon jeur
[16:46] <Julio> Serveur francais ?
[16:46] <uberspaced> vis, you're probably going to have to learn more about stuff before you do this.
[16:46] <vis> yeah, I'm looking for a starting point really
[16:46] <uberspaced> I don't know where the installer "prefers" to put grub.
[16:46] <Pici> !fr | Julio
[16:46] <uberspaced> the first write able boot device?  who knows.
[16:47] <uberspaced> but you can tell grub to install on another thing using grub-install or something.
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[16:47] <Julio> merci ;)
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[16:47] <FloodBot4> i-hate-freenode: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:47] <uberspaced> !ops ban i-hate-freenode
[16:47] <uberspaced> !ops | ban i-hate-freenode
[16:48] <jpds> He's gone?
[16:48] <Pici> uberspaced: I already removed it.
[16:48] <hey_joe> uberspaced, no change in bash colors...
[16:48] <uberspaced> Pici, whoops ;)
[16:48] <hey_joe> works when i manually run /bin/bash
[16:48] <hey_joe> but thats the default shell already anyways...
[16:48] <vis> thanks uberspaced, I'm gonna go have a muck around and see what I can manage.
[16:49] <vis> Hopefully you won't find me back here in half an hour asking how to reset grub =)
[16:49] <pepePlu> hello :)
[16:49] <jad> hello, anyone would like to help me with the scp command ?
[16:49] <uberspaced> vis, "install grub" ;)
[16:49] <vis> hehe, ok
[16:49] <uberspaced> jad, man scp ?
[16:49] <mMezquitale> !ask | jad
[16:49] <jad> yea i know
[16:49] <uberspaced> hey_joe, did you muck with other stuff in .bashrc ?
[16:50] <uberspaced> also, try creating another user and see if colors are messed up for him.
[16:50] <plitter> hey, i have a problem with writing in ubuntu, every time i want to write ^2 i get ² someone know how to fix it or how to find the solution?
[16:51] <syrius> why is ubuntus only available for personal use from dell?
[16:51] <maco> syrius: because dell wants it like that
[16:52] <syrius> is it just a cover up for their selling of drugs and ubuntu they use as just a secret code name for marijuana.
[16:52]  * maco blinks
[16:52] <maco> enough o' that
[16:52] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[16:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | syrius
[16:53] <fbianconi> plitter: is it in open office?
[16:53] <hey_joe> uberspaced, works fine for new users...
[16:53] <plitter> no in general in ubunu
[16:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> I can't get my mail server to recieve emails from external sources.
[16:53] <plitter> ubuntu*
[16:53] <leaf-sheep> Test^2
[16:53] <fbianconi> plitter: I guess I see what you mean you have a keyboard with dead keys
[16:53] <TMD> Q: what is the hotkey (keys) to force quit a program?
[16:53] <leaf-sheep> You lie!
[16:53] <hey_joe> uberspaced, it seems to not work only via ssh, but once /bin/bash is executed after sshing in.. it works...
[16:53] <plitter> fbianconi: even in the terminal
[16:53] <trans_err> I'm having trouble with a VIA P4M800 chipset (video) with the openchrome driver. I can't get X to start at all. If I use vesa I get outofmemory errors. Any ideas?
[16:53] <syrius> leaf-sheep is BACK!!!!!!!
[16:54] <hey_joe> something i have to enable to get this to work for ssh sessions?
[16:54] <plitter> fbianconi: dead keys?
[16:54] <mMezquitale> jad, why are you sending me DCC's? why are you sending me PM's??
[16:54] <trans_err> Also I'm trying to build a live cd and want to have the option to text install-- what packages enable this?
[16:54] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[16:54] <Azeotrope> do you know any software i could use to broadcast .avi files from my pc?
[16:55] <mmalleis> I just started running ubuntu for the first time
[16:55] <trans_err> Azeotrope: use VLC
[16:55]  * Scunizi claps for mmalleis
[16:55] <blekos> hello, is it possible to import email(folders) from evolution 2 kmail and vice versa?
[16:55] <thevishy> grat mmalleis
[16:55] <r2d2rogers> I'm trying to figure out how to setup a bluetooth audio gateway in Karmic.  So fat my google-fu is weak
[16:55] <thevishy> great*
[16:55] <thevishy> is i386 ubuntu desktop 9 10 the latest for my intl based comp ?
[16:56] <mmalleis> I am using gftp to transfer a perl script  via ssh2 too a solaris server, when I open up the file on there there is a ^m at the end of every line
[16:56] <mmalleis> why?
[16:56] <Scunizi> thevishy: unless you want the 64 bit version
[16:56] <fbianconi> plitter: it's a feature for writing more symbols like á or ü, useful when writing other languages (the first one doesn't show)
[16:56] <thevishy> 32 bit is what I need
[16:56] <Sabir> !seen ActionParsnip
[16:56] <Scunizi> thevishy: then that's the latest
[16:57] <llutz> mmalleis: dos/win line-end, on what system have you written the script?
[16:57] <thevishy> thanks , are u on it ? how would u rate it
[16:57] <plitter> fbianconi: yeah, just read about it.... just need to figure out how i should fix it
[16:57] <mmalleis> why is it adding a ^M at the end of every line?
[16:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> thevishy, It's the newest version.
[16:58] <thevishy> Thanks
[16:58] <r2d2rogers> mmalleis: windows line endings showing up in the editor?
[16:58] <llutz> mmalleis: "linefeed" on what system have you written the script?
[16:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> thevishy, do you have any questions? this is a support IRC channel
[16:58] <thevishy> I have a laptop with no battery which means my laptop will go off if the powr goes , how safe is it to use Ubuntu in such environment
[16:58] <mmalleis> I wrote it with notepad ++ on windows, there has never been a problem before?
[16:58] <llutz> mmalleis: use recode to change
[16:58] <mmalleis> the linefeed?
[16:59] <grawity> mmalleis: Windows uses a combination of CR and LF (carriage return + linefeed) to mark end of a line.
[16:59] <llutz> mmalleis: yes windows uses cr/lf
[16:59] <thevishy> does power off corrupt the linux os , Windows XP has been good on me in this rgard
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> mmalleis:  ive seen that issue when moving text files from windows to linux and visa versa.
[16:59] <grawity> mmalleis: Unix and Linux use a single LF -- so most editors display the extra CR as a ^M
[16:59] <mmalleis> I am moving it from ubuntu to solaris though
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> !info tofrodos
[17:00] <llutz> mmalleis: configure your editor to use unix-linefeed
[17:00] <mmalleis> I am using gedit
[17:00] <xfiler711> whats up with these dcc connection requsts ?
[17:00] <mmalleis> how do I tell it to do that?
[17:01] <Dr_Willis> mmalleis:  i use the geany text editor. It has a windows port :)
[17:01] <llutz> mmalleis: use recode to convert
[17:01] <iceroot> !dcc | xfiler711
[17:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> I use Aptana
[17:01] <naples_guy> !switch
[17:01] <fbianconi> plitter: go to system/preferences/keyboard; select your keyboard distribution and click "options of distribution.." or something like that; and then select some distribution that doesn't say "with dead keys"
[17:02] <xfiler711> ok thx iceroot
[17:02] <mmalleis> llutz: what is recode?
[17:02] <iceroot> xfiler711: np
[17:02] <fbianconi> plitter: "options of distribution.." I meant "add..."
[17:02] <rob_p> mmalleis: It's probabl happening as a result of the FTP transfer being done in ASCII mode.  Change to binary transfer mode and it will probaby cure your issue.
[17:02] <llutz> !info recode
[17:02] <pol-ar> hello
[17:03] <CarlFK> anyone know how to convert a .ai file (adobee illustrator) to anything?
[17:03] <pol-ar> brb
[17:03] <mmalleis> rob_p it says it is in binary
[17:03] <plitter> fbianconi: do i have to reboot?
[17:03] <rob_p> mmalleis: What you describe is consistent with ASCII FTP transfers.
[17:04] <leaf-sheep> CarlFK: You probably have better chance of converting if you use Adobe Illustrator to convert to different format first.
[17:04] <naples_guy> does anyone have a good technique for learning switches?  for example, i had to delete a directory, and nothing worked until i tried sudo rm -rf 'directory'  how would i know to use -rf without google-ing it?  how can i learn various switches?
[17:04] <fbianconi> I don't think so, you might have to restart any running application to take effect
[17:04] <plitter> k
[17:04] <jussi01> !man | naples_guy
[17:04] <llutz> naples_guy: man <cmd>
[17:04] <plitter> fbianconi: c u in a bit i hope then:)
[17:05] <rob_p> mmalleis: Here's some info to explain it a bit more thoroughly:  http://www.rfc-editor.org/EOLstory.txt
[17:05] <mauro> ciao
[17:05] <naples_guy> man makes no sense to me guys.... any websites that explain in more detail?
[17:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, Learn to RTFM (read the F'ing manual) you just put "man", without quotes in front of any command you want to read about
[17:05] <grawity> naples_guy: "man rm"
[17:05] <maco> naples_guy: "man man" explains how manpages are laid out and how to read them
[17:05] <grawity> naples_guy: "rm --help"
[17:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, like this man ftp
[17:06] <Sado0og> hello i need help in ubuntu 9.10
[17:06] <maco> !rtfm | SpaceGhostC2C
[17:06] <rob_p> mmalleis: 8 or 9 paragraphs down it addresses FTP and CR LF issues.
[17:06] <naples_guy> i just got finished telling you guys..... man is confusing to me
[17:06] <naples_guy> i know how to use it
[17:06] <mMezquitale> naples_guy, you either have to google or use "man".  I almost never use man, I prefer google.
[17:06] <llutz> naples_guy: if man confuses you, what kind of explanation do you expect?
[17:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy,  you need to learn how then. You can just google it then.
[17:06] <maco> llutz: um, manpages arent very human-friendly in their layout
[17:06] <Sado0og> guyz how to install ATI RADEON MOBILITY HD 3450  in UBNUTU ?????
[17:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> man is written very cleanly.
[17:06] <maco> naples_guy: i agree theyre hard to read at first
[17:07] <naples_guy> maco, thank you
[17:07] <plitter> fbianconi: thanks it worked:)
[17:07] <llutz> maco: besides the layout, they mostly contain what you need to know
[17:07] <naples_guy> i have purchased a book, im trying to learn
[17:07] <maco> naples_guy: the way i learned was "man man" since it tells how they're laid out, and to read the manpage for commands i already knew how to use
[17:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> if you google "man <commandname>
[17:07] <gcAlan> I have a problem - In Ubuntu 9.10 I can get only 24-bit color and 600x1200 display.  booting in Windows 7 I get 32-bit color and 1920x1300 display.  Any help out there?
[17:07] <mMezquitale> SpaceGhostC2C, man is cryptic and not for the typical ubuntu user, it's geared more for advanced users
[17:07] <maco> naples_guy: reading the manpage for a command i already know helped me make sense of the layout
[17:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> it will return the same thing man would have, but with some shiny.
[17:07] <subby83> Does anybody know somthing about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[17:07] <maco> llutz: yes, the layout is the trouble. its hard to find what youre looking for
[17:07] <mMezquitale> gcAlan, you want to configure your video card
[17:08] <gcAlan> yes
[17:08] <llutz> maco: use search function
[17:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> mMezquitale, I disagree. Someone told me how to RTFM on my first day. I took about 15 minutes to get a handle on the format.
[17:08] <gcAlan> hello mmezquitgale
[17:08] <maco> llutz: im aware *now*...its been >3 years, but at first its hard
[17:08] <uberspaced> rtfm++
[17:08] <trans_err> where can I start if vesa leaves me with out of memory errors and the openchrome driver crashes after bringing up the cursor
[17:08] <istvan> hey, i just installed grub, but when I reboot it takes me to a grub command line... how do I fix it?
[17:08] <maco> !rtfm | uberspaced
[17:09] <uberspaced> maco: really? wow.
[17:09] <maco> naples_guy: llutz mentioned search function. so you know, if you type a / then some text, you can search a manpage
[17:09] <trans_err> also what packages do I need to enable text based install in a live cd?
[17:09] <gcAlan> hello mmezquitale - looking for the right driver...
[17:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco, I have been using ubuntu for four years. But I read manpages from the first day.
[17:09] <trijntje> what does jfgi stand for? :P
[17:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, you need the alternate install cd.
[17:09] <maco> uberspaced: yes, really. we try to be *friendly* here, not elitist jerks
[17:09] <maco> trijntje: just ****ing google it
[17:09] <maco> trijntje: its not very nice
[17:09] <BUBUNTU> hello guys. im running 9.10 on dell E6400 with intel video card. Im facing problems with firefox because it crashes when i try to maximize a video on youtube
[17:10] <trans_err> what are the packages that enable the text based install SpaceGhostC2C
[17:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: When I use it i mean RTM I'll remove the F if it'll keep your panties in order.
[17:10] <uberspaced> maco: haha, wow.  So, when somebody asks how to do something that's clearly in a man page that you've told them about, and you use that acronym, that's elitist?
[17:10] <trans_err> I'm in guatemala and have a less than 56k connection
[17:10] <llutz> kde-users can still use "man:<cmd>" in konqueror if they prefer  ;)
[17:10] <trijntje> maco, I see, thats no nice at all. Thanks
[17:10] <trijntje> BUBUNTU, try starting firefox in a terminal and look for error messages
[17:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, your question cannot be answered, you need to download the ubuntu alternate install iso
[17:10] <maco> uberspaced: if the person is having trouble making sense of the manpage, yes.
[17:10] <mMezquitale> gcAlan, ok so now you know what to ask for, I've never had problem using the "Hardware Drivers" applet to configure my video card, i use nVidia though
[17:11] <biggerfisch> My wireless card is not detected by ubuntu on my computer. this is strange because it WAS detected on another ubuntu computer. can anyone help?
[17:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, simply put if you don't want the options we present, you're on your own.
[17:11] <trans_err> but I'm making a live CD-- surely there are a set of packages used to enable text based install-- I am remastering an existing live install cd
[17:11] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, what version of flash are you using?
[17:11] <maco> SpaceGhostC2C: the point is you are supposed to *help* people, not just send them away. if someone needs hand-holding, this is not a deficiency in that person.
[17:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, that makes  a lot more sense.
[17:11] <maco> naples_guy: i'm sorry they're being jerks.
[17:12] <gcAlan> yes mm - looking for that.  supposedly in system, but i can't locate...
[17:12] <subby83> biggerfisch: is it detected at all 'lspci'
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: he asked about how to search for sites that are manpages.
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: quite literally the answer is google.
[17:12] <LuciusMare> Hello
[17:12] <trijntje> !hi | LuciusMare
[17:12] <mMezquitale> SpaceGhostC2C, let him hold hands and stop steering off topic please
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: I offered him two answers. You can feel free to hold his hand.
[17:12] <biggerfisch> subby83: let me check hold on
[17:12] <mMezquitale> !ot | maco
[17:13] <mbeierl> Is there a way of getting rdesktop to respond to a Windows remote assistance request at all?
[17:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> mMezquitale, good timing.
[17:13] <LuciusMare> I have got a pretty specific question,i've got a bt dongle,a windows-mobile smartphone and ubuntu kk.I want to controle my ubuntu desktop remotely through that windows-mobile pda.Is it even possible?
[17:13] <Sado0og> hello
[17:13] <Sado0og> who can help me
[17:13] <LuciusMare> trijntje: i am not a beginner,but thanks anyway :)
[17:13] <istvan> it appears that my grub also doesn't have a menu.list - what have i done wrong? i tried tutorials, but my grub is still broken...
[17:13] <biggerfisch> subby83: yes it is, but I cant use it at all for connections
[17:13] <Slart> Sado0og: just describe your problem
[17:14] <trijntje> LuciusMare, well, your still welcome ;) But usualy people who enter and say hello are new
[17:14] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale i can  i guess the version of flash?
[17:14] <Slart> Sado0og: make sure you include details, what you've tried so far.. what version of ubuntu you're using etc
[17:14] <Sado0og> how to install my ATI Radeon mobility HD 3450 ??
[17:14] <Sado0og> my version is 9.10
[17:14] <Slart> !ati | Sado0og
[17:14] <Sado0og> i'm new at ubnutu
[17:14] <Slart> Sado0og: I'm not sure how up to date that link is.. but it's a good start
[17:14] <bigmack83_> im trying to use mpgjoin to join multiple mpg files. it worked perfectly once. but i try the same exact command again and after it scans all the files it just seg faults and stops. anyone familiar with this and fix it?
[17:14] <Sado0og> ok
[17:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> I've got my own question. I cannot get my mail server to receive mail from external sources. Can I get some help?
[17:14] <Sado0og> i will try
[17:14] <Sado0og> thnx
[17:15] <Slart> Sado0og: you're welcome
[17:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | Sado0og,
[17:15] <Sado0og> ;)
[17:15] <LuciusMare> trijntje: yes,but i find it rude to just enter and "i need to help with that and those..."
[17:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> Sado0og, Have a good day. I hope you get it all ordered.
[17:15] <Sado0og> i didn't get it "ubottu"
[17:15] <ctmjr> LuciusMare: do you want to control ubuntu  though the blue tooth?
[17:16] <pol-ar> hello. I'm getting error messages from tvtime, anyone can help?
[17:16] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: exactly
[17:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> pol-ar, What are those errors?
[17:16] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: with my wmobile phone
[17:16] <Slart> Sado0og: nevermind that.. ubottu is a bot
[17:16] <maxd> is there an irc channel on this network, that specifies on radionics?
[17:16] <blck> hi
[17:16] <BUBUNTU> trijntje Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[17:16] <Slart> !irc | maxd
[17:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | blck
[17:16] <blck> how do I cut the last 5 signs out of a string via the bash
[17:16] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, go into synaptic and seardh for flash
[17:17] <pol-ar> Ejecutando tvtime 1.0.2.
[17:17] <pol-ar> Leyendo la configuración de /etc/tvtime/tvtime.xml
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/home/pablo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml"
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O error : Permission denied
[17:17] <FloodBot4> pol-ar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O error : Permission denied
[17:17] <pol-ar> Imposible cambiar el dueño de /home/pablo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml: Permiso denegado.
[17:17] <KelderP> Has anyone experience with an jaunty-karmic upgrade a system which is configured in an Active Directory environment?
[17:17] <Slart> blck: last 5 signs?? last 5 lines? or 5 last characters?
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> blck, what are signs?
[17:17] <Slart> !pastebin | pol-ar
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin |pol-ar
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin | pol-ar
[17:17] <gcAlan> goodbye for now
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !repeate SpaceGhostC2C
[17:17] <LuciusMare> darn
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !spam SpaceGhostC2C
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !you are stupid!
[17:17] <mMezquitale> LuciusMare, it is OK to just come in and ask away, all in one line, if someone knows the answer they will surely reply
[17:17] <Slart> !botabuse | LuciusMare
[17:17] <llutz> LuciusMare: use something like pand to make ubuntu accessable by bt-network, use ssh/vnc whatever on your wm-device to control
[17:17] <maxd> i know that. i can read the topick. simly asked 4 guidence. on /list there ir some 6k cahnnels.
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> LuciusMare, don't use the bot if you don't know how.
[17:17] <maxd> who want to read that
[17:18] <LuciusMare> mMezquitale: okay,but anyway
[17:18] <LuciusMare> Hey,i thought it had some !repeat command
[17:18] <LuciusMare> i am pretty sure it did
[17:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> maxd: is your question specifically ubuntu related?
[17:18] <LuciusMare> maybe !patience?
[17:18] <maxd> no
[17:18] <LuciusMare> nevermind
[17:18] <Slart> maxd: some clients have functions to filter and search that list.. but if you're asking about general freenode channels I think you might get better answers in #freenode
[17:18] <Pici> maxd: /msg alis help list
[17:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | LuciusMare
[17:18] <LuciusMare> *sigh*
[17:18] <pol-ar> http://pastebin.com/def09c3c
[17:18] <trijntje> LuciusMare, it's not that rude  ;) I usually try to help some people while i'm asking. Good luck with your problem, got2go
[17:18] <maxd> cool. tnx :)
[17:18] <Slart> LuciusMare: you just forgot the pipe sign.. !repeat | LuciusMare
[17:19] <gatto_> fostartály
[17:19] <LuciusMare> oh...
[17:19] <pol-ar> from ther on, it says 'Permission denied' like 100 times..
[17:19] <mMezquitale> !ot > LuciusMare
[17:19] <LuciusMare> okay,let's get over it
[17:19] <LuciusMare> mMezquitale: i know,i know,i know!
[17:19] <ctmjr> LuciusMare: there are java apps that can control things like vlc through blue tooth
[17:19] <blck> sorry characters
[17:19] <genii> !hu | gatto_
[17:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> LuciusMare, you can use | and > to send them. Try using /msg ubottu to test things. don't do it here.
[17:19] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale in synaptic i find flashplugin.installer <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu1
[17:20] <Tk_L> How do I swithc to the root user from command line ?
[17:20] <blck> these are numbers, which I get as a result
[17:20] <Slart> blck: hmm.. perhaps grep can do it..
[17:20] <uberspaced> Tk_L: sudo -H -i
[17:20] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: oh,really?That sounds nice,i wil look at it
[17:20] <mMezquitale> pol-ar, are you attempting to install software without using sudo?
[17:20] <Slart> blck: let me fiddle around with it for a second..
[17:20] <gatto_> startx with keyboard and mouse support from tty?
[17:20] <blck> ok thanks
[17:21] <pol-ar> no. I think I installed tvtime WITH sudo..
[17:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, what are you asking?
[17:21] <pol-ar> but I'm not sure right now.
[17:21] <pongar> I have roblem with 9.10 and nvidia drivers. I see black screen after reebot.
[17:21] <llutz> LuciusMare: use something like pand to make ubuntu accessable by bt-network, use ssh/vnc whatever on your wm-device to control
[17:21] <gatto_> possible to startx with mouse and keyboard support from tty (shell prompt)
[17:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, you want to start an X-session from the tty?
[17:22] <uberspaced> gatto_: do you mean /etc/init.d/gdm (start | restart | stop)
[17:22] <uberspaced> ?
[17:22] <llutz> gatto_: your question makes no sense
[17:22] <Fatb0y> pongar, did you manual install the nvidia drivers or use aptitude to install nvidia-glx package?
[17:22] <gatto_> yes
[17:22] <llutz> gatto_: type "startx"
[17:23] <mbeierl> Has anyone ever used the Ubuntu rdesktop client to respond to a Windows remote assistance request?
[17:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, you can do it many ways. The simplest is to do this command: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[17:23] <gatto_> if i try starx command then mouse and keybord are don't work
[17:23] <gatto_> so easy and work?:D
[17:23] <llutz> gatto_: then your x-configuration is broken
[17:23] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, you can try installing flash from the official site.  However you have to uninstall whatever flash youre using right now.  Uninstall the flash plugin youre using right now and use "add/remove" to choose a different plugin
[17:23] <gatto_> situation
[17:24] <pongar> Fatb0y ,I tried both ways.
[17:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_ try this: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[17:24] <uberspaced> !es
[17:24] <jimv_> hello
[17:24] <mMezquitale> mbeierl, so basicall you want to login to ubuntu from windows remotely?
[17:25] <uberspaced> !hai
[17:25] <uberspaced> !hi | jimv_
[17:25] <KelderP> Has anyone experience with a jaunty-karmic upgrade of a system which is configured in an Active Directory environment?
[17:25] <bigmack83_> im trying to use rtorrent.i set max upload speed to 50k and max ratio to 2, but currently my ratio is 7.08 with only 543mb downloaded and 3850 uploaded. how can i fix it so it stops uploading if its higher than a 2 ratio?
[17:25] <G14> Is this where I can get help with 8.04?
[17:25] <uberspaced> G14: you can try ;)
[17:25] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale thx for your help. why should the flash plugin provided in ubuntu be broken?
[17:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14: yes. what do you need.
[17:26] <Slart> blck: you could do something like this   tail -n 1 yourfile | egrep -o .{5}$
[17:26] <jimv_> im just trying to connect wireless with a different router
[17:26] <G14> I'm havin' trouble booting it with Windows 7, after installing with Wubi.