[00:00] <Raquelita69> heyy
[00:00] <Raquelita69> unicaeinsoportable @ hotmail.com
[00:00] <Raquelita69> unicaeinsoportable @ hotmail.com
[00:00] <FloodBot2> Raquelita69: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:00] <cryptopsy> xiong: Seems standard behavior to me.
[00:00] <sebsebseb> teehee: what do you want Flash for?
[00:00] <cooldude> Flash is bad when it locks up browser when useing it for webcam video chat
[00:00] <teehee> to watch videos like on hulu or other sites and to play flash games and stuff
[00:01] <sebsebseb> teehee: maybe Gnash and Swfdec are good enough now
[00:01] <teehee> what!?
[00:01] <bruce89> probably not for those sort of sites though
[00:01] <sebsebseb> teehee: Swfdec being an alternative from  the  open source community, and   Gnash being an alternative from the  Free Software Foundation and  free software community
[00:01] <xiong> cryptopsy, which is standard? the window showing what is there now or the window showing what was there before something changed?
[00:02] <cryptopsy> xiong: I never said anything about a standard.
[00:02] <bruce89> sebsebseb: well, swfdec is a GNOME thing, gnash isn't
[00:02] <sebsebseb> bruce89: oh didn't know Swfdec was a Gnome thing
[00:02] <CarlFK> I deleted some files from a ext3 fs external drive.  I want one of them back.  any recomendations?
[00:02] <bruce89> in the external dependency list
[00:02] <teehee> do they work as flash or something
[00:02] <sebsebseb> teehee: Adobe Flash in  Ubuntu can be a bit hmm,  quite  a few people have had issues, and not much that can be done about them either, since it's closed source
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <FloodBot2> Raquelita69: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:03] <CarlFK> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/recover  " Note that recover works only with ext2 filesystems - it does not support ext3. "  huh?
[00:03] <sebsebseb> !ops |  Raquelita69
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <Raquelita69> HEIL HITLER
[00:03] <FloodBot2> Raquelita69: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:03] <osotogari> i ticked the option for ubuntu to remember my applications on startup. I have unticked it but it still loads up the applications i was running on shutdown
[00:04] <tyler_d> anyone know how to fix my user permissions?
[00:04] <bruce89> CarlFK: indeed, for some reason files that are removed on ext3+ filesystems are pretty much gone for good
[00:04] <sebsebseb> bazhang: and they are out of here :)
[00:04] <causasui> tyler_d: What problem are you having?
[00:05] <tyler_d> cannot run users-admin says I don't have permission
[00:05] <master_> p PLEASE i am setting up a virtual box on pc and cant seem to share folders between host and guest...please help
[00:05] <jpds> !recover | bruce89, CarlFK
[00:05] <causasui> master_: Try #vbox
[00:05] <tyler_d> causasui: I tried gksu users-admin but didn't receive the unlock thing....
[00:05] <causasui> tyler_d: what are you trying to do?
[00:05] <master_> causaui: through terminal?
[00:06] <tyler_d> causasui: I was trying to watch my log files, but was unable due to lack of permission, and therefor tried to get into users-admin to repair this... and now cannot
[00:06] <causasui> master_: no, the IRC channel #vbox
[00:06] <mgjschdl> hey.. does anybody know which dependancies I need to compile qkismet or a debian repo for it?
[00:06] <master_> #vbox
[00:06] <master_> how do i connect?
[00:06] <causasui> master_: do /join #vbox
[00:06] <causasui> tyler_d: okay, you shouldn't need to change any permissions to read your logs
[00:07] <tyler_d> causasui: exactly ;)
[00:08] <bjorkintosh> what can i do about this error: The following packages have unmet dependencies: freeglut3-dev: Depends: xlibmesa-glu-dev or
[00:08] <bjorkintosh> i tried installing xlibmesa but it too gave me errors.
[00:08] <metalf8801> can I look up the name of my server?
[00:09] <Uqbar> metalf8801: feel free to do so
[00:10] <metalf8801> Uqbar: ok I'll try to word that better
[00:10] <Uqbar> bjorkintosh: apt-get -f install may help
[00:10] <metalf8801> how do I look up the hostname of my server?
[00:11] <bjorkintosh> Uqbar, how?
[00:11] <bucky> metalf8801, type hostname
[00:11] <Uqbar> metalf8801: if you mean the DNS name of your server then you can run  host $IPaddress
[00:11] <bjorkintosh> it reported no errors
[00:11] <metalf8801> lol that's it thanks
[00:12] <bucky> metalf8801, type hostname -f
[00:12] <teehee> does anyone know of an ultimated video file converter and dvd burner
[00:13] <teehee> or just the ultimate video file converter
[00:13] <master_> Hi anyone familiar with vbox?
[00:13] <sebsebseb> master_: yep
[00:13] <bruce89> sebsebseb: I wondered when you'd answer that
[00:14] <sebsebseb> bruce89: well it was just now and I pretty much answer straight away, what about it?
[00:14] <Mka> teehee: a dvd burner - k3b and a video file converter avidemux2
[00:14] <master_> seb: can you assist with how i share folders
[00:14] <CarlFK> jpds: thanks for the link
[00:14] <sebsebseb> master_: maybe not, but  I seen the options in the settings for the vm's
[00:14] <sebsebseb> master_: share which folders?
[00:15] <m_law> teehee: yeh avidemux2 is gr8 but it does take a little bit of time to learn what your doing with it
[00:15] <bruce89> teehee: if you liked the hard way, gst-launch-0.10
[00:15] <sebsebseb> master_: personally I woudn't bother sharing  folders with the host, unless I had a proper valid reason to do so
[00:15] <master_> seb: I want to transfer a program from 9.04 to the windows host
[00:15] <sebsebseb> master_: Windows as a host :(
[00:16] <wiretapped> when/why is the debian/dirs file necessary?
[00:16] <sebsebseb> master_: really   Windows should be inside another OS that has been designed to be more secure, Ubuntu for example
[00:16] <bruce89> master_: that wouldn't work I don't think
[00:16] <joecmn> 9.04 installation hangs on xenon processor (hp z400)
[00:16] <master_> seb: windows as guest in ubuntu
[00:16]  * bruce89 was under the impression the Linux Kernel was written for a laugh
[00:16] <sebsebseb> master_: they have good documentation  for Virtualbox,  that you can download from the website,  that will  tell you how to do shared folders and that, plus there's #vbox
[00:17] <sebsebseb> bruce89: uhmm?  :D
[00:17] <bruce89> OpenBSD is an example of a OS that was written for security
[00:18] <sebsebseb> bruce89: ah yes,  but  pretty much whatever  OS is good as host, as long as it's not Windows :)
[00:22] <streblo> i'm unable to access a server thats serving on port 8000. i can access apache running on 80, but the server software running on 8000 (django) is inaccessible. why would this be?
[00:22] <d0_0b> secure or not, windows is an OS more friendly and this take more important to user TODAY
[00:22] <streblo> i added 8000 to the accessible ports list with iptables
[00:23] <d0_0b> but anyway Windonw is windows!
[00:23] <mgjschdl> hey.. does anybody know which dependancies I need to compile qkismet or a debian repo for it?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> d0_0b: the OS itself isn't that good,   but  since they gained most of the desktop market in the 90's,  most  desktop software that loads of people want to run today, is  made for Windows,   which is why  it  still has such a huge market share.  Even though programs such as Wine  can run quite a lot of those programs and rather well.   Plus   with  help from people with at least someone with  know how,   even the not so technical people can
[00:24] <sebsebseb> get on great with Ubuntu, and I know.
[00:24] <streblo> mgjschdl, you can use a program called apt-rdepends to find out
[00:25] <bols> streblo: try monitoring with a sniffer on the server
[00:25] <streblo> bols, monitor from the server?
[00:25] <bols> a sniffer like iptraf maybe
[00:25] <mgjschdl> does that also work for sources?
[00:25] <streblo> bols, is there a reason why 8000 would be inaccessible, but other common ports are accessible?
[00:25] <sebsebseb> d0_0b: not  that technical people can get on great with Ubuntu, as long as at least someone,  is  willing to help them out properly with that, and I know
[00:26] <bols> streblo: well there could be a coupl of reasons
[00:26] <d0_0b> umm yeah!
[00:26] <bruce89> I don't think this is the place for such a "high level" debate
[00:26] <sebsebseb> bruce89: heh
[00:26] <d0_0b> LOL!
[00:26] <streblo> bols, i'm running jaunty server, the stock version
[00:26] <derenrich> software store?
[00:26] <d0_0b> we just talking nicelly
[00:27] <d0_0b> ;)
[00:27] <streblo> does jaunty lock down stuff like that by default
[00:27] <bruce89> go to ##stuffthathasbeensaidbeforeamilliontimes for tha
[00:27] <streblo> bruce89, they told me to come here
[00:27] <sebsebseb> streblo: he didn't mean you
[00:27] <bols> streblo: sorry the wireless keybd run out of batteries :P
[00:27] <gump_> fast question, where and what name, the log for the startup-sequence ?
[00:28] <streblo> oh hah sorry bruce89
[00:28] <bruce89> streblo: I meant d0_0b and sebsebseb , but well done
[00:28] <bjorkintosh> is there something badly broken in my sources list or something?
[00:28] <bjorkintosh> or why's the damned thing refusing to resolve dependencies?
[00:28] <gump_> i mean boot
[00:28] <bjorkintosh> i've runa update/upgrade and whatnot to no avail.
[00:28] <streblo> bjorkintosh, whats the problem?
[00:28] <bols> streblo: try to see if you can connect to the port from outside, there are several ways to do that
[00:28] <bjorkintosh> streblo, unresolved free-glut3 dependencies
[00:29] <bjorkintosh> it simply refuses to install.
[00:29] <streblo> bols, i'm trying to access it from the outside
[00:29] <codeshah> hey guys I have require_once("Mail.php") but it can't find it ? do I have to install this?
[00:29] <d0_0b> debian will have a good place in the market when the people see with they our eyes that windows is just a cookie (sweet but weak)
[00:29] <bols> streblo: but are you checking from inside the server that the connection is effectively being made? you can use iptraf for that
[00:29] <bols> or netcat
[00:30] <sebsebseb> d0_0b: Debian has a nice place in the server market
[00:30] <sebsebseb> d0_0b: with Redhat
[00:30] <d0_0b> not doudt about it
[00:31] <d0_0b> but why red hat dont open his desktop version?
[00:31] <bruce89> Fedora?
[00:32] <d0_0b> it was a good OS! :(
[00:32] <bruce89> was?
[00:33] <d0_0b> yeah
[00:33] <FunnyLookinHat> Yeah it sucks now.
[00:33] <FunnyLookinHat> RH doesn't give it the time of day unfortunately...
[00:33] <sebsebseb> d0_0b:  Fedora is the desktop version basicalley, and it still is good,  well if it will let you install it,   it didn't like my partition set up or whatever when I tried to install Fedora 11
[00:33] <Dr_Willis> !find mail.php
[00:33] <sebsebseb> yes there used to be 1400 or so in here half an hour or so ago, including a few bots, and the number has gone down quite a lot since then  which is a bit of ashame, but we are still off topic
[00:33] <sebsebseb> !ot
[00:34] <bruce89> sebastien: you're telling yourself that you've gone offtopic?
[00:34] <bardtronix> hi
[00:34] <sebsebseb> bruce89: yep and not the first time I have done that here :)
[00:35] <sebsebseb> bruce89: I am also in  offtopic, as well as you know where
[00:35] <Dr_Willis> its off topic talking about being offtopic. :)
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: yep
[00:36] <d0_0b> yeah, but what was the real reason or neediness to separe in 2 os?
[00:36] <JohnLesbergtion> download free games at: http://www.yourfunworld.com/game
[00:36] <JohnLesbergtion> download free games at: http://www.yourfunworld.com/game
[00:36] <JohnLesbergtion> download free games at: http://www.yourfunworld.com/game
[00:36] <FloodBot2> JohnLesbergtion: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:36] <sebsebseb> FunnyLookinHat: if you want to continue the discussion well  #ubuntu-offtopic  will do it
[00:37] <JohnLesbergtion> lol
[00:37] <d0_0b> RH was too big
[00:37] <d0_0b> ?
[00:37] <JohnLesbergtion> ^_^
[00:37] <Bllasae> wtf is with all these homos promoting their shit
[00:37] <sebsebseb> JohnLesbergtion: uh I meant to message   d0_0b
[00:37] <sebsebseb> !language |  Bllasae
[00:38] <Bllasae> freaking ubuntu channel, not: promote useless crap
[00:38] <Bllasae> sorry, but it's true
[00:38]  * Bllasae goes back to lurking
[00:38] <bruce89> this is the largest channel on freenode though, so it attracts looneys
[00:38] <gwildor> whats being 'promoted'?
[00:38] <Bllasae> his stupid website
[00:38] <Bllasae> or something
[00:38] <Bllasae> he said it three times
[00:38] <bjorkintosh> whoa it is the largest? so surely someone must have encountered broken dependencies here... surely. someone. anyone!
[00:38] <bardtronix> hi
[00:39] <bardtronix> Some of you know edulinux
[00:39] <sebsebseb> bardtronix: Edubuntu well yeah
[00:39] <sebsebseb> bardtronix: basically   Ubuntu with stuff for schools
[00:41] <bardtronix> sebsebseb,tsp: reponteciar pc's for old ladies with edulinux
[00:41] <sebsebseb> bardtronix: what?
[00:41] <bols> i think he meant "reuse"
[00:43] <Bllasae> bols: how do you figure?
[00:43] <Bllasae> the first 40 characters are jibberish
[00:44] <bols> Bllasae: there are just 11 garbarge chars (and that is to english speakers): "reponteciar"
[00:45] <Bllasae> Yeah, see, I don't speak that language
[00:46] <bols> me neither but anyway that's what i think he meant
[00:46] <pigwrangler> When you set up wireless from the GUI where do the configuration files get stored, looking to have a server with wireless and just want to copy config files
[00:48] <TheCrittaC> Hello. Does anyone here know how to disable ipv6 in Ubuntu 9.04? I have the 2.6.28-15-generic kernel.
[00:48] <livingdaylight> ?using ff which plugins are recommended, mplayer or vlc?
[00:49] <Pici> fyi, Edulinux is not Edubuntu, so if he ever responds, probably best to shuffle him to ##linux
[00:49] <Scunizi> !ipv6 | TheCrittaC
[00:51] <JuJuBee> Can someone help me figure out how to view the files on a dvd video?  WHen I put the disk in and select open with dolphin, it tries to open /medi/cdrom0 but if  I try to play with vlc, it opens /dev/sr0
[00:52] <JuJuBee> I am trying to convert what is on the dvd so I can upload to youtube
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:  /media/cdrom is the mount point for the 'device' /dev/sr0
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:  many media players  access teh device directrly.
[00:52] <Scunizi> JuJuBee: to convert you need something like handbreak.fr or dvd:rip
[00:53] <alleyrat> can anyone here help me with a quick wget question?
[00:53] <Inerg> Any one here going to be able to help me with dosage?
[00:53] <Scunizi> ask and you might receive an answer
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:  if you want to play the disk vlc or mplayer can play from disk.no need to open with  the file manager first.
[00:53] <JuJuBee> Dr_Willis: I want to convert to a format I can upload to youtube
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:   you realize that youtube has a 10 min 'video legenth' limit?
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:  try winff, or  other video converter tools
[00:54] <shady-sheep> Does dd work over the Internet? Ie, saving the output of file on the sshfs-ed networked or that may result in a corrupted file?
[00:54] <Inerg> Ok for my question I want to add a comic to dosage but am unsure of how to do some of the more specific details that dosage needs
[00:54] <alleyrat> i can download the file...
[00:54] <alleyrat> https://koa.ipac.caltech.edu/cgi-bin/getHIRES/nph-getHIRES?filehand=/koadata1/HIRES/20041105/lev0/HI.20041105.06084.fits
[00:55] <alleyrat> fine through the browser, but when i try to fetch it through wget...no dice
[00:55] <zopiac> how do i solve an equation i input in OOo Math?
[00:55] <Uuu> shady-sheep: I think dd works only locally, but it could work with SSH after mounting with sshfs :)
[00:55] <Inerg> alley rat could it be the fact you need to login to access the file
[00:55] <Uuu> as you wrote, I noticed, brr
[00:55] <Scunizi> zopiac: it doesn't solve as far as I know.. just formats the equations for proper printing
[00:56] <zopiac> agh thats completely retarded
[00:56] <Scunizi> zopiac: you might ask on #math for program references for linux that will do what you want.
[00:56] <zopiac> k
[00:56] <alleyrat> ahhh i see what you mean
[00:56] <alleyrat> is there anyway i could do a login through wget?
[00:57] <Inerg> Im not really sure im just pointing out that you need to login im not that experienced with ubuntu or linux
[00:57] <Inerg> sorry
[00:57] <miguelonnnn> hey i tried the bang symbol and didn't work
[00:58] <alleyrat> you're right inerg
[00:58] <miguelonnnn> how can list all files but ones i specify? i mean ls * -one -two
[00:58] <miguelonnnn> how can i say that to shell?
[00:59] <miguelonnnn> please tell me :S
[00:59] <theatro> miguelonnnn, with grep -r
[00:59] <miguelonnnn> sry i didn't mean that
[00:59] <miguelonnnn> i mean excepting to * wildcard
[01:00] <miguelonnnn> for example, cp * -one /destination
[01:00] <nkvorn> alleyrat, try curl
[01:00] <sartan> Heck, I hate asking such a broad and generic question, but what functionality within Ubuntu pops up "Auto eth14" for example on my gnome desktop?
[01:00] <miguelonnnn> or rm -r /folder -important_doc*
[01:01] <sartan> I have 14 USB ethernet adapters. I'm renaming them with udev, whatever, but the problem is that whenever they connect they all search for dhcp. I've edited /etc/networks or whichever file to hopefully just have the interfaces come up but do no dhcp. This works fine with ifup, but something on the gui "auto eth14" is causing it to try dhcp
[01:01] <JuJuBee> Dr_Willis: yes.  not a prob.  I only want about 7-8 minutes.
[01:01] <sartan> i'm using them mostly for vmware ethernet bridges so they can't have any layer 3
[01:02] <Inuyasha10121> Hey, is there someone who can help me with booting Ubuntu from an external HDD on a laptop.  I need to mess with the GRUB boot so it automaticly boots Vista, unless I have the external drive plugged in and I select it from the boot menu
[01:03] <adamonline45> hello!  I'm having a permissions problem.  I have 2 users, tom and harry.  harry's home directory is "-rwxrwx---" and tom is in group harry.  The problem is, I can't copy files, as tom and from tom's directory, into harry's home directory!  Any ideas?
[01:03] <durt> sartan, aside from networking in the init scripts (what brings up the nics on boot) only network manager should be messing with nic configuration unless you've added something else.
[01:03] <adamonline45> to append, the owner of harry's home directory is harry:harry
[01:04] <sartan> durt: Yes, I did work with /etc/network/interfaces myself, durt.
[01:04] <sartan> Under network manager I didn't seem to see any way to just have an interface come 'up' without any IP.  DHCP Was always required, and without dhcp it required me to put in a static ip.
[01:04] <durt> sartan, but did you remove/disable network manager?
[01:04] <sartan> I don't think I did anything like that, no
[01:04] <adamonline45> oh, and of course the directory perms are "drwxrwx---" and not "-rwxrwx---"
[01:04] <shady-sheep> Anybody here use Qemu? Is it recommended over VirtualBox? I'm going to accomplish a native support of running WinXP3 and few program alongside with Ubuntu apps. I only wanted to know if Oemu is an excellent candidate.
[01:05] <histo> Inuyasha10121: what drive is grub loading off of? vista or the external?
[01:05] <theatro> adamonline45, heh, I was about to comment on that
[01:05] <sartan> I suppose that's my task then, disabling network manager.
[01:05] <sartan> /etc/network/interfaces is just far more stable for my purposes. =)
[01:05] <durt> sartan, if you're fine with configuring networking by hand, yes.
[01:05] <histo> !best | shady-sheep
[01:05] <sartan> yes, i'd prefer so. I'm a CCIE after all!
[01:05] <adamonline45> theatro: Yes, I need to break the habit of not looking at what I'm typing about as I type about it  :)
[01:05] <durt> sartan, too true
[01:05] <sartan> (*ducks*)
[01:05] <Scunizi> shady-sheep: tried that a couple years ago and didn't like it.  It might have changed but I find virtualbox from their site much easier to use.
[01:06] <bigfatdave> quick question: Does anybody know how to find out what package pam-auth-update is in?
[01:06] <sartan> Thanks for the tip that this is network manager doing this for me.  All these user guis on ubuntu can be frustrating. With CentOS my network was just as predictable as my config files dictated
[01:06] <histo> bigfatdave: apt-file will tell you
[01:06] <burf> when you set a theme up it colors all the windows and applicatinos, is there a way to not color/theme certain sofwtare?
[01:06] <wilson> bjkb
[01:06] <bigfatdave> apt-file search pam-auth-update comes up empty.
[01:06] <histo> !apt-file > bigfatdave
[01:07] <histo> bigfatdave: let me check one sec
[01:07] <shady-sheep> Scunizi: Hmm, I see.  Well, I'm aware of VirtualBox and does actively use it occasionally. I'm trying to avoid VirtualBox as the Win-based application require networked and webcam, and probably native supports for IP protocol.
[01:07] <nkvorn> adamonline45, set permisions to "drwxrwx-w-" :)
[01:07] <bigfatdave> histo: apt-file search pam-auth-update comes up empty.
[01:07] <bigfatdave> (I already did the apt-file update.)
[01:07] <Scunizi> shady-sheep: usb support is in Vbox if you get the .deb direct from their site.. not the -ose version
[01:07] <Uuu> bigfatdave: try packages.ubuntu.com
[01:08] <shady-sheep> Scunizi: I'm using something eerily close to OOo webcam conferences. Hmm. You said years ago, it might be nice now. I'll give it a whirl. ;O
[01:08] <bigfatdave> Uuu: k, thanks
[01:08] <Uuu> ;p
[01:08] <Scunizi> shady-sheep: different ip setups are possible.. the docs are extensive..
[01:08] <adamonline45> nkvorn: well, my concern is that the world can't write to it, but that tom (being in group harry) can write to it...  am I missing a fundamental concept? hehe...
[01:08] <adamonline45> nkvorn: Well, that's my intent, i should say
[01:08] <Scunizi> shady-sheep: web conferences on web-ex?  that's citrix and can be installed in ubuntu
[01:08] <streblo> according to netstat, my jaunty server is listening on ports 80 and 8000. i have two servers running (apache and django, respectively), both currently serving. however, i can't access the server on port 8000. can someone point me in the right direction?
[01:09] <miguelonnnn> please tell me, how can i make exceptions to wildcard? for example "copy all files (*) except file1.mp3"
[01:09] <Scunizi> streblo: from outside the lan?  check to make sure that the port is forwarded correctly
[01:09] <sartan> durt: Can you tell me where network manager stores its settings?
[01:09] <StupidWeasel> Humm, what is the option under compizconfig for touchpad jestures (aka two touch scrolling)?
[01:09] <streblo> i'm inside the lan
[01:09] <streblo> Scunizi, this is all on our lan
[01:10] <Scunizi> streblo: use the ip like this.. http://<ip address>:8000
[01:10] <histo> bigfatdave: I believe its supplied as part of pam
[01:10] <histo> bigfatdave: man pam-auth-update provides some info
[01:10] <burf> anyone know why i cant change the color of the text inside the window - program name and description etc.. the one that shows on the task bar? thx
[01:11] <bigfatdave> histo: That's what I'd think ;-)
[01:11] <bigfatdave> libpam-runtime
[01:11] <durt> sartan, not of hand, as I always dump it on a new install.
[01:11] <bigfatdave> but it's not there on my (fresh 8.04 LTS) system
[01:11] <histo> bigfatdave: i'm assuming that to.  i'm suprised apt-file doens't find it
[01:11] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I usually ssh into my desktop to run processes from my laptop. I need an ssh session which I would continue to run my processors even when my laptop is disconnected. Is this possible and how?
[01:11] <Scunizi> streblo: the ip of course will conform to the internal lan ip.. like 192.168.xxx.xxx
[01:11] <bigfatdave> I'm looking on packages.ubuntu.com; reporting back as soon as I have something to report :-)
[01:11] <sartan> the project documentation on gnome.org is a bit high level too
[01:11] <histo> wfiuewfew: using screen you could do that
[01:12] <sartan> i'll take your advice and just remove it.
[01:12] <StupidWeasel> Humm, what is the option under compizconfig for touchpad gestures (aka two touch scrolling)? I want to disable them as I'm terrible for triggering htem unintentioanlly.
[01:12] <wfiuewfew> histo: What is screen
[01:12] <Scunizi> wfiuewfew: screen is what you're looking for
[01:12] <sebsebseb> !info screen
[01:12] <Scunizi> !screen | wfiuewfew
[01:12] <LaLeche> hi
[01:12] <histo> wfiuewfew: its a program for doing exactly what you want
[01:12] <histo> wfiuewfew: see the link from ubottu
[01:12] <wfiuewfew> Thanks!
[01:13] <LaLeche> any idea why ImageTTFBox returns "function doesn't exist" when GD and ImageMagick have been installed?
[01:13] <bigfatdave> okay
[01:13] <bigfatdave> my bad
[01:13] <bigfatdave> I was looking on jaunty, rather than heron.
[01:13] <bigfatdave> On heron, there's no such animal.
[01:15] <Uuu> Hm, I have 8.04 LTS for a year, and while installing/removing packages, "reading the database" takes quite much time. I don't have many non-standard repositories...Is it only a problem of my old computer of it really can go slow down over time?
[01:15] <pacopil> juego de boxeo online http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[01:15] <Uuu> however, I plan to upgrade to KK in 2 months maybe ;)
[01:16] <histo> Uuu: no its not slowing down.
[01:16] <linux> !ext4
[01:16] <kyle__> hey anyone want to help me install some bullshit i got with my printer
[01:16] <sebsebseb> !language | kyle__
[01:16] <sebsebseb> kyle__: you mean a Windows driver?
[01:16] <histo> Uuu: when it reads the database i believe its either checking the list of installed packages or its downloading updates from the package mirrors for the list.
[01:16] <kyle__> i dont know man. Does is not work in ubuntu
[01:16] <sebsebseb> Uuu: yeah Ext4 is the default file system for Karmic,  rather fast boot up :)
[01:17] <histo> !printer | kyle
[01:17] <sebsebseb> kyle__: yep Windows printer drivers won't work in other operating systems
[01:17] <Wicked> !java
[01:17] <linux> how do i install ext4 support on ubuntu 8.04?
[01:17] <bigfatdave> Uuu: Can I ask you for a quick favor, when you get a minute free?
[01:17] <sebsebseb> kyle__: or  in most other OS's they won't
[01:17] <sebsebseb> linux: you don't
[01:17] <wfiuewfew> Hi---does Ubuntu server come preconfigured with a firewall, or do I need to install one
[01:17] <sebsebseb> linux: I don't think you can even
[01:17] <kyle__> so is there a ubuntu program i can get that will let my cannon printer function to its full potiental
[01:17] <sebsebseb> linux: since need later  partition making tools and  kernel
[01:18] <histo> linux: I believe you'd have to install a custom kernel.
[01:18] <linux> sebsebseb: histo: i have a usb with ext4, how can i read it in ubuntu 8.04?
[01:18] <burf> is there a command i can run to get the name of and model of my graphics card in linux terminal?
[01:18] <histo> kyle__: you should be able to with cups as ubottu suggested
[01:18] <mostafa__> linux: hi bro R U there?
[01:18] <sebsebseb> linux: it does not have suppourt built in in 8.04 for Ext4
[01:18] <bigfatdave> Uuu: packages.ubuntu.com says that pam-auth-update doesn't exist on heron.
[01:18] <Uuu> histo: Thanks. I would like to try ext4 etc. and it will make me do something like 'format c:', yeah :)
[01:18] <histo> kyle__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers
[01:18] <kyle__> alright thanks ill check that out
[01:18] <streblo> crap, the guy who was helping me left
[01:18] <sebsebseb> !langauge |  streblo
[01:19] <Uuu> bigfatdave: how can I help?
[01:19] <streblo> oops, sorry
[01:19] <StupidWeasel> Heh, easily done streblo ;3
[01:19] <Uuu> bigfatdave: nick you have Hardy, it's a great version ;)
[01:19] <bigfatdave> Uuu: I was just hoping for you to verify that apt-file comes up empty for you, too ;-)
[01:19] <histo> bigfatdave: because it doesn't its provided inside of something else
[01:19] <bucky> burf, lspci |grep VGA
[01:19] <linux> sebsebseb: ok, darn, i know you can install it in older versions of debian, darn
[01:19] <streblo> StupidWeasel, what's that?
[01:19] <bigfatdave> Uuu: hardy?
[01:19] <StupidWeasel> Letting the occasional blue word slip.
[01:19] <sebsebseb> linux: oh wel in that case,   you probably can somehow in Ubuntu as well, but it woudn't be recommended or suppourted here and all that
[01:19] <Uuu> bigfatdave: yes, Hardy Heron.
[01:20] <bigfatdave> This whole naming thing starts to get really confusing, after a while ;-)
[01:20] <Uuu> I have.
[01:20] <Flannel> linux: You'd have to compile your own kernel to support it
[01:20] <bigfatdave> 8.04 LTS, whatever it's called ;-)
[01:20] <linux> Flannel: sebsebseb: i'll try a #ext4, maybe that exists
[01:20] <Flannel> bigfatdave: It's 8.04, don't worry about the other names
[01:20] <sebsebseb> linux: I doubt it
[01:20] <bigfatdave> (In Slackware, everything's just numbered - makes life really easy.)
[01:20] <Uuu> bigfatdave: wait a moment...
[01:20] <mostafa__> linux: I made a bootable USB flash then what should I do?
[01:20] <Uuu> Ubuntu is numbered too! :)
[01:20] <bigfatdave> Uuu: NP ... standing by
[01:21] <craigbass1976> Anyone want to give me a hand with a monitor?  Things are very tall, and I can't see the top or bottom of the screen to get at the menu bars
[01:21] <Flannel> bigfatdave: Ubuntu is numbered by year.month, so 8.04, 8.10, 9.04, 9.10 (when it comes out) etc
[01:21] <linux> mostafa__: ok, then you should move the usb from the desktop to the laptop and reboot the laptop
[01:21] <craigbass1976> The monitor is also running at the least amount of verticle "squish"
[01:21] <bigfatdave> Uuu: right, but good luck using packages.ubuntu.com, without knowing the right name ;-)
[01:21] <linux> mostafa__: then it should run you through the installation on the laptop without the cd drive
[01:21] <Uuu> bigfatdave: pam_auth_update should be a file, and you're looking for a package it is it, right?
[01:21] <sebsebseb> linux: 9.04 has  Ext4 as an optional file system, and  Karmic which is in development uses it by default :)
[01:21] <bigfatdave> Uuu: exactly
[01:22] <ender> I am having the strangest problems I cannot empty my trashcan and I cannot run searches online
[01:22] <kyle__> where do i find the cups printing program once i have it installed
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Flannel: so custom kernels and all that, are suppourted here?
[01:22] <bigfatdave> Flannel: Thanks for shedding a bit of light on the funny numbering system :-)
[01:22] <mostafa__> linux: what did you mean by that? you mean I install ubuntu?
[01:22] <Flannel> sebsebseb: What?  I simply said if he wanted to do that, he'd have to compile his own kernel.  No, they're not supported.
[01:23] <fabien_> salut
[01:23] <linux> mostafa__: yes, you wanted to install ubuntu on that laptop, right?
[01:23] <sebsebseb> Flannel: yep that's what I thought not supported
[01:23] <fabien_> sa pu ubuntu
[01:23] <IdleOne> fabien_: ?
[01:23] <craigbass1976> BTW, hit Ctrl+Alt+F2 to get into a terminal,and things look fine.  When I try to reconfigure x, all I get asked about is keyboard layout; no mention of mouse or monitor
[01:23] <sebsebseb> linux: yeah if you install  your own kernel,   that isn't a ppa,   your basically your on your own
[01:24] <Uuu> Verified on p.u.com by myself... unlikely apt-file will find it, but i'm installing it right now.
[01:24] <burf> runing compiz on my terminal makes my system crash
[01:24] <mostafa__> linux: unfortunately nope :( I said my DVD ROM doesn't work when I want to boot ubuntu
[01:24] <linux> sebsebseb: ok, thanks for the idea
[01:24] <burf> then i have to log off and back in
[01:24] <fabien_> c pouri c super pour instal des truc
[01:24] <mostafa__> linux: when I want to install ubuntu it is correct
[01:24] <bigfatdave> Uuu: aimed at me?
[01:24] <burf> bucy, sorry what was the command again to get detais on graphics card make and model etc..
[01:24] <bucky> burf, lspci |grep VGA
[01:24] <linux> mostafa__: it should boot from the USB, esp. since your laptop is 2 months old, did you try the place the usb flash in the laptop and reboot and it should reboot to the installation?
[01:24] <burf> is ther no device manager in ubuntu
[01:24] <burf> thx man
[01:24] <Uuu> bigfatdave: oh, yes :)
[01:25] <bigfatdave> Uuu: LOL, thanks ... so you're also not showing pam-auth-update as existing on 8.04 ... just making sure I'm not insane
[01:25] <histo> burf: lspci | grep VGA
[01:26] <mostafa__> linux: yes it boots as well but again it does not have DVD ROM support
[01:26] <Uuu> bigfatdave: no, I'm waiting for apt-file to finish installing and updating the cache! ;]
[01:26] <histo> burf: what type of video card do you have?
[01:26] <Lappy> I got a question
[01:26] <linux> mostafa__: oh, with that i don't think i can help, state the make and model here so others specifically knowledgable in that field can help; i have to head out mostafa__; ttyl
[01:26] <sebsebseb> !ask | Lappy
[01:27] <Lappy> Should I stick with Ubuntu or go to windows?
[01:27] <uberspaced> anybody know where I can find information about how to transcode a video file so I can play it in flash?
[01:27] <kyle__> i just installed CUPS printing program, but i can not find it
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Lappy: depends on what you want to use your computer for, and what kind of user you are
[01:27] <bjorkintosh> what comes after ubuntu 9.04?
[01:27] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Is it possible to autologin to my Pidgin or Empathy MSNP and Yahoo accounts, without entering a password, without leaving passwords on the disk, in plain text? I'm just a bit concerned about the security of my passwords with using IM clients such as Pidgin or Empathy.
[01:27] <sebsebseb> bjorkintosh: Ubuntu 9.10  Karmic  Kaola
[01:27] <bjorkintosh> aha!
[01:27] <burf> appently its an SIS 661/741/760 OR 662/761GX VGA - i am having problems enabling any effects - even simple ones - i dont think its set up correctly - wondering if i can download a driver for it or somthing?
[01:27] <histo> mostafa__: what are you trying to do? install ubuntu or boot off of the usb?
[01:28] <bjorkintosh> it's time to upgrade. what happens when they get to zippy zebra?
[01:28] <Uuu> bigfatdave: Nothing found. This file is not present in Hardy in any package, it seems. (But it's present in some newer Ubuntu version.)
[01:28] <Lappy> Okay, I also got another question. I got Art Manager from the Add/Remove program, but I can't find it, where is it?
[01:28] <burf> its an old on board VGA but i also tried with a ATI 128 RAGE Pro - also old but should have no problems with the simple effects, it would at least be slow rather than not enable at al
[01:28] <mostafa__> histo: as a matter of fact this is the story :
[01:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> bjorkintosh: Nobody knows.
[01:28] <xcdfgkjhgcv> bjorkintosh: Personally, I think we'll start from A.
[01:28] <sebsebseb> bjorkintosh: no the animal names haven't all been in alphabetical order
[01:28] <bjorkintosh> oh.
[01:29] <burf> so theres no device manager GUI in ubuntu?
[01:29] <bigfatdave> Uuu: so if I want to configure PAM easily, I need to update to 9.something?
[01:29] <bucky> how about Alcoholic Alligator
[01:29] <sebsebseb> bjorkintosh: Warty  something was  the first one, and there was   Hoary Hedgehog and yeah
[01:29] <bjorkintosh> or aging anaconda
[01:29] <mostafa__> histo: when I want to install ubuntu from CD or DVD my DVD ROM works well but when I installed it and all things gone well after that when I want to boot Ubuntu it does not
[01:29] <ender> I have been using test disk to try to back up my partition. Anyone know if this could lead to me not being able to delete files?
[01:29] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: warty warthog was named as a joke really and then the animal naming scheme just stuck
[01:29] <mostafa__> histo: have any DVD ROM support
[01:30] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: oh?
[01:30] <histo> mostafa__: after you install it and boot your dvd drive no longer works?
[01:30] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: there is an article by Mark Shuttleworth explaining it. look it up for historical sake :)
[01:30] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: oh right
[01:31] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: or find me a link? :D
[01:31] <mostafa__> histo: yeah after I install ubuntu from CD or DVD when I boot to Ubuntu it doesn't work
[01:31] <bigfatdave> Uuu: At any rate, thanks a ton for your help; you just made my last half hour's-worth of research pay off :-)
[01:31] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: yeah I could do that....
[01:31] <Uuu> bigfatdave: i wasn't so sure :) it depends on what you want to do. In hardy it seems it should be done some other way - maybe not hardy'er? :D I don't know PAM much, but I suggest to search how to do it,. maybe someone uses Hardy too ;]
[01:31] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: ok sure
[01:31] <sebsebseb> :)
[01:31] <mostafa__> histo: and of course after the Grub Menu
[01:31] <bigfatdave> Uuu: Sure thing; thanks a ton, again :-)
[01:31] <Uuu> bigfatdave: nice to hear, and good luck :)
[01:31] <histo> mostafa__: what are you trying to do with the dvd drive that doesn't work? Just reading discs? playing movies?
[01:31] <Lappy> I have one more question, some app packages don't show up anywhere? How can I find/run them?
[01:32] <bigfatdave> Uuu: TY, and God bless :-)
[01:32] <Uuu> :)
[01:32] <bigfatdave> ...and histo, thank you too :-)
[01:32] <burf> how do i check if teh SIS driver is installed and is being loaded?
[01:32] <histo> bigfatdave: np
[01:32] <novato_br> is it possible to connect remotelly a printer using virtualbox under windows-linux?
[01:32] <mostafa__> histo: when I press Enter it shows me three Errors
[01:32] <bigfatdave> TTYL
[01:32] <mostafa__> histo: yep like others I want to play ,....
[01:32] <histo> burf: it is if your video is working I believe those cards use software rendering though. So you  may not be able to run compiz.
[01:32] <sebsebseb> novato_br: windows-linux?
[01:33] <novato_br> virtualbox
[01:33] <histo> burf: you may want to check on the forums and search for your card. Perhaps someone will have the same make model and similiar issues
[01:33] <novato_br> windows is runing under linux on virtualbox
[01:33] <sebsebseb> novato_br: yes you can share printers with virtual machines,  don't know how though.    Virtualbox  manual from the website  is good and there's also #vbox
[01:33] <histo> mostafa__: so movies aren't playing?
[01:33] <burf> i am right now histo - thx - but someone mentions i should check if the SIS driver is installed, being used and not the VESA driver?
[01:33] <histo> novato_br: you should be able to.
[01:33] <mostafa__> histo: It doesn't recognize the DVD ROM
[01:34] <novato_br> ok
[01:34] <novato_br> thank you
[01:34] <craigbass1976> Anyone want to give me a hand with a monitor?  Things are very tall, and I can't see the top or bottom of the screen to get at the menu bars
[01:34] <streblo> port 8000 on my server is only accessibly from localhost. is there a way to make it listen for connections from the entire lan?
[01:34] <sebsebseb> novato_br: yeah there's a nice little manual you can download
[01:34] <histo> burf: hrm... try glxinfo | grep render
[01:34] <mostafa__> histo: understand me?
[01:34] <histo> mostafa__: not really
[01:34] <aj_444> craigbass1976:  there should be an auto adjust on the monitor.
[01:34] <timc> hey - i use audacious to play music. it's broken. i've purged and deleted local files - but i have the same problem. the answer might be here http://paste.ubuntu.com/263481/ . Please help me.
[01:34] <novato_br> manuals are understandable, sebastien
[01:35] <rufensis> ffmpeg
[01:35] <novato_br> anyway, thank you
[01:35] <histo> mostafa__: is it just a regular dvd drive?
[01:35] <macalan> I've been having rendering problems in Fireox 3.0 in Ubuntu 9.04. any Ideas? http://tinyurl.com/n3endf
[01:35] <histo> mostafa__: do cd's work in it such as putting in the install disk will it read that?
[01:35] <sebsebseb> novato_br: ok no probs
[01:35] <histo> mostafa__: if its a problem playing movies you need files to play those.
[01:35] <peepsalot> what is the difference between upgradeing a few packages and a "partial upgrade"
[01:35] <craigbass1976> aj_444, I've already played with the monitor.  I read somewhere that the dpgk reconfogure xserver doesn't wrk in anything newer than hardy.  Waht's the equivalent?
[01:36] <sebsebseb> peepsalot: sometimes not all packages for whatever reason/s  can be installed, but then  it says you can do a partial upgrade
[01:36] <sebsebseb> peepsalot: and so you do that
[01:36] <mostafa__> histo: no I bought a laptop with my friend and both of us have the same issue on this
[01:36] <sebsebseb> peepsalot: then the updates will  just  take care of them self later on,  when you do another update, or something like that
[01:36] <streblo> is there a reason that would be happening? that a port would be open only to localhost and not to a lan?
[01:36] <craigbass1976> aj_444, OR, where's the place in GNOME that I can specify resolution?
[01:36] <histo> mostafa__: what type of laptop is it?
[01:36] <timc> whats wrong with my audacious? here is a strace http://paste.ubuntu.com/263483/ . Please help!
[01:36] <mostafa__> histo: My laptop model is Vaio VGN-FW390J
[01:37] <Uuu> timc: don't know what's with that, but try to remove audacious' configuration files from your home directory (playlists or so may be lost!) or rename them.
[01:37] <aj_444> craigbass1976: System: Preferences: Display
[01:37] <sebsebseb> novato_br: I think you can do the printer stuff, well good luck with that
[01:37] <ender> Any of you new folks able to help someone unable to delete files or run search
[01:37] <mostafa__> histo: I bought it just about two months
[01:37] <craigbass1976> aj_444, I can't see any menus.  I have to vi something
[01:37] <lorenzo_> hi, i ran rkhunter and i got 2 warnings. I have read the faq on the website and googled around a bit, but i am not sure wether it's bad or not. can someone help? my rkhunter log is at http://pastebin.com/m5ff6165b thanks a lot
[01:37] <timc> Uuu, theres nothing in my home directory to remove
[01:37] <Uuu> timc: they should be in your home dir and also ~/.config
[01:37] <bucky> burf, can you run dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg and when it asks you which driver say sis ?
[01:37] <ubuntu_> dsfasf
[01:37] <ubuntu_> dasdas
[01:37] <mostafa__> histo: and I should say DVD ROM works well in windows
[01:38] <burf> ADVICE: Look For: "xserver-xorg-video-sis" and "displayconfig-gtk" (this is "System->Administration->Screens and Graphics"). If the displayconfig-gtk is missing I would install it and try to use the Graphical Method once more. I can't think of why it wouldn't be installed by default though.   -   xserver-xorg-video-sis is instaled but i have marked for reinstall and i cant find displayconfig-gtk t
[01:38] <burf> o reinstall it, any ideas? thx
[01:38] <bucky> burf, can you run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg and when it asks you which driver say sis ?
[01:38] <histo> mostafa__: again what are you trying to do with the dvd rom? Play movies?
[01:38] <aj_444> craigbass1976: You could probably run it through the terminal.. but I'm not the guy to ask about that.
[01:38] <timc> Uuu, nice! it was in ~/.config. Thank you very much
[01:39] <Uuu> timc: great. Check if it works after removal, I'm curious ;)
[01:39] <macalan> I've been having rendering problems in Fireox 3.0 in Ubuntu 9.04. any Ideas? Example: https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1089753/Screenshot-Ma.jpg
[01:39] <mostafa__> histo: I am a normal person . what do you do with your DVD ROM ? anything that you do with yours I do with mine :D
[01:39] <burf> xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090902013900
[01:39] <timc> Uuu, i mean the problem was in ~/.config. it worked instantly :D
[01:39] <Uuu> timc: niece :D
[01:39] <burf> i had to set the resolution manually this morning after instal cos it wouldnt recognise any higher that 1024x768
[01:40] <histo> mostafa__: so it doens't work at all? Thats what i'm tyring to get at you said you were getting errors...  What were they?
[01:40] <streblo> how do i get iptables to listen to lan-wide requests instead of just from localhost?
[01:40] <Uuu> mean "nice" ofc
[01:40] <streblo> s/listen to/allow
[01:40] <histo> mostafa__: the dvd drive should work out of the box for reading cd's or dvds. But playing videos is a different story, thats why i'm asking
[01:41] <mostafa__> histo: failed to set xfermode err_mask 0x4
[01:41] <macalan> I've been having rendering problems in Fireox 3.0 in Ubuntu 9.04. any Ideas? Example: https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1089753/Screenshot-Ma.jpg
[01:41] <mostafa__> histo: 3 same Errors
[01:41] <nkvorn> join #linux
[01:42] <burf> i added Driver          "sis"   BusID           "PCI:1:0:0" - to this file this morning, if this helps?
[01:42] <burf> should i remove it?
[01:43] <histo> mostafa__: those errors come up when you boot correct?
[01:43] <mostafa__> histo: my dear dude :D it doesn't recognize the DVD it means that Ubuntu doesn't even mount any DVD ROM and it thinks that I never had a DVD
[01:44] <mostafa__> histo: yep I boot correct all things are done well except DVD
[01:44] <histo> mostafa__: http://fak3r.com/2007/06/22/failed-to-set-xfermode-solved/
[01:44] <bucky> burf, have you restarted you desktop since the change?
[01:44] <darkmani> Moin
[01:44] <burf> no but i just realised even tho it gave warning, its rest my xorg.conf file
[01:45] <Atroxis> hello, could someone tell me where i find the german ubuntu channel?
[01:45] <burf> reset
[01:45] <KB1JWQ> !de | Atroxis
[01:45] <bucky> burf, it will write sis as the driver in that /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[01:46] <darkmani> Thx Bot.
[01:46] <burf> well it hasnt - do you mean when i restart?
[01:46] <mostafa__> histo: let me check ;)
[01:46] <ender> Has anyone heard of a problem where you cant empty trash or search on the internet?
[01:46] <histo> mostafa__: i've found some people with the same problem your experiencing hold up
[01:46] <bucky> burf, when you configure it with sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg and tell it to use sis
[01:47] <burf> ok but i did that and got that warning message
[01:47] <burf> and it reset my file
[01:47] <burf> with no entry for Sis
[01:47] <balgarath> how can I set the $PATH for sudo?  it doesn't use root or the user's $PATH..
[01:47] <bucky> burf, what was the warning?
[01:47] <burf> xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20090902013900
[01:48] <bardtronix> alguien habla espanish ?
[01:48] <bucky> burf that's ok
[01:48] <arquebus> !es
[01:48] <burf> ok - but it didnt ask me about Sis tho?
[01:48] <histo> mostafa__: I don't believe irqpoll will fix the issue
[01:49] <bucky> burf, what does this tell you ?   grep sis /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:49] <burf> just reset my file to hwo it was this morning
[01:49] <burf> h/o
[01:49] <bjorkintosh> are any of you using karmic koala?
[01:49] <burf> seems to hang
[01:49] <bucky> bjorkintosh, some of us are in #ubuntu+1
[01:50] <histo> mostafa__: aparently if you boot the machine with a cd in the drive even if its blank it will then work
[01:50] <histo> mostafa__: appears to be a bug in the kernel that they are working on fixing right now
[01:50] <histo> mostafa__: bug #305724
[01:50] <burf> il restart the machine but im guessing i wil get a low resolution again
[01:50] <burf> grep sis /etc/X11/xorg.conf is hanging
[01:50] <bucky> burf, either it returns Driver	"sis"  or it doesn't
[01:51] <mostafa__> histo: you mean it's about the kernel?
[01:51] <streblo> if i nmap port 8000 from my server, it lists the port as open. however, if i nmap it from another location on the same lan, nmap finds the port as closed. why would this be?
[01:51] <burf> it returns nothing it just whirls away
[01:51] <histo> mostafa__: yes
[01:51] <bucky> burf, you must have fat fingered the command.. Ctl-c
[01:51] <histo> mostafa__: all linux variants should display the same behavior on your hardware
[01:51] <burf> il try it again
[01:51] <histo> mostafa__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1031170&highlight=xfermode
[01:52] <_2> bucky  might case -i help
[01:52] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Is Gnome keyring basically just a master password?
[01:52] <burf> oh its not hanging - it just returns nothing and i get a new prompt (new input line)
[01:52] <burf> is that the correct command? grep sis /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:53] <bucky> _2 good point
[01:53] <_2> grep -i sis
[01:53] <histo> burf: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep sis
[01:53] <bucky> burf, what does this tell you ?   grep -i sis /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:53] <sebsebseb>
[01:53] <Wicked> hello all. im installing ubuntu for a friend who has never used linux. hes used to xp and not having to enter passwords for everything....how do i make it so ubuntu doesnt ask for a password for his user? its asking for passwords to logout,reboot,update....
[01:53] <_2> histo waste a cat why don't you ...
[01:53] <histo> bucky: he may be able to see what driver is being loaded in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[01:53] <burf> grep -i sis /etc/X11/xorg.conf - returns nothing still
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Wicked: it's meant to, that's part of security :)
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Wicked: however auto log in can be turned on
[01:54] <burf> try: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep sis  ?
[01:54] <burf> exactly the same
[01:54] <histo> burf: no the line isn't in there thats why its returning nothing
[01:54] <burf> maybe i should restart
[01:54] <histo> burf: lsmod | grep sis
[01:54] <Wicked> sebastien, i am well aware of this...but im used to it..and i like it...but like i said. he has never used linux and was willing to give it a try...i have a feeling he is not gonna like being asked a passowrd each time he tries to do soemthing...
[01:54] <Wicked> sebastien, i have auto logon setup.
[01:54] <burf> yeah thats what i said i did a gedit and its been reset - no mention of sis
[01:55] <bucky> burf, good.. that means you have told xorg to use sis.. now if you can't tell it to with dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then you might have to edit the file by hand to show Driver "sis" and restart X
[01:55] <Wicked> but the user still has a password...and it still needs to be entered each time there are updates or each time he wants to shut the computer off
[01:55] <histo> Wicked: it only asks password for admin stuff like installing packages etc..
[01:55] <burf> lsmod | grep sis - returns details on the card
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Wicked: the other stuff should be on, security :)
[01:55] <Wicked> im thinking something in sudoers file.
[01:55] <bardtronix> ubottu, vos hablar español
[01:55] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[01:55] <_Brun0_> Can anyone help me. shares-admin doesn't show any shared folder. But in Network it shows I have like 5 shared folder. Where can I configure those?
[01:55] <bardtronix> ?
[01:55] <Quarterstaff> I see Opera 10 browser is out now. I am running Ubuntu 9.04. Would I need to uninstall Opera9.64 before downloading Opera 10?
[01:55] <sebsebseb> !es |  bardtronix
[01:55] <histo> Wicked: you can make sure his user is in the admin group so he can shutdown and stuff
[01:55] <HowardTheDuck> I think the latest update completely hosed my OS :(
[01:55] <sebsebseb> !bot |  bardtronix
[01:55] <KB1JWQ> !en | bardtronix
[01:55] <KB1JWQ> Er
[01:55] <KB1JWQ> !es | bardtronix
[01:55] <Wicked> but im not very familiar with it
[01:56] <bardtronix> ok
[01:56] <burf> bucky - yes ok but i did already have that entry in my file earlier
[01:56] <bucky> burf, Driver "sis"
[01:56] <histo> _Brun0_: how are you sharing them?
[01:56] <burf> yeah
[01:56] <burf> i added Driver          "sis"   BusID           "PCI:1:0:0" - to this file this morning, if this helps?
[01:56] <Uuu> Quarterstaff: I downloaded new Opera as deb file and it removed old version automatically.
[01:57] <bucky> burf, to which file?
[01:57] <danbhfive> Wicked: you can enable autologin in the login options
[01:57] <Quarterstaff> Uuu Thank you for your reply
[01:57] <burf> same one in question xorg.conf
[01:57] <_2> howto terminate a cat ?     ^D ?
[01:57] <_Brun0_> histo, I shared them using nautilus.. Right-click then sare.
[01:57] <histo> _2: ctrl+c
[01:57] <_2> histo not kill, just end
[01:57] <burf> il pastebin my file from this morning
[01:57] <_Brun0_> histo, Now when I right click the shared folders it shows as they are not shared.
[01:58] <bucky> burf, open it with an editor.. grep can't find it because it's not there.. that maybe what it back up tho
[01:58] <histo> _Brun0_: they should be under shares-admin then or under the /etc/samba/smb.conf
[01:58] <_Brun0_> histo, still they show in NETWORK and other PCs can write to those.
[01:58] <burf> http://pastebin.com/m62665f9
[01:58] <_Brun0_> histo, they are not in nay of those I checked cmb.conf
[01:58] <burf> il now pastebin my current one
[01:58] <_Brun0_> histo, i'll report a bug to see if anyone can help me.
[01:58] <histo> _Brun0_: thats odd,
[01:58] <Wicked> hmm
[01:59] <Uuu> Quarterstaff: but the settings (hold in ~/.opera) were not deleted, which is OK.
[01:59] <_Brun0_> histo, btw it's 9.04 here. i don't do anything fancy with it. just programming.
[01:59] <Wicked> well i just dont want to always ask for a password.
[01:59] <histo> burf: where is that file saved? because its not /etc/X11/xorg.conf if grep isn't finding it
[01:59] <Wicked> hes not used to entering a password alot and i think that will be a turn off for him using linux.
[01:59] <burf> using gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   -   http://pastebin.com/m84d93fc
[02:00] <histo> Wicked: he shouldn't have to enter password at shutdown unless he's not an admin user
[02:00] <burf> its all in the defaut locations - i have only taen a backup of the file this morning and saved it somewhere else
[02:00] <_Brun0_> histo, its kind of stock ubuntu + video driver. it has liek 4 months in my lap. its very stable and responsive. that's the first odd thing I find in it (probably was my fault someway)
[02:00] <histo> _Brun0_: unless you usring nfs or something strange you could always unistall samba that would definately stop the sharing
[02:00] <spursncowboys> Hi I was screwing around yesterday with that upside down turn it(if ppl use my wifi, then their webpages are upside down) I followed this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upside-Down-TernetHowTo .
[02:00] <burf> grep ist finding it because reconfigure reset my file to the default - no entry for res. or sis
[02:01] <histo> _Brun0_: but i don't know what would be keeping it going like that.
[02:01] <Wicked> its all default with one user and it asks for a password to reboot/shutdown the system
[02:01] <histo> burf: well you can fix the file and restart X
[02:01] <histo> Wicked: did you create the user after the install?
[02:01] <burf> yeah - but that wil just give me what i had before?
[02:01] <Uuu> good night (or day, it depends)
[02:01] <burf> il do that now - brb - thx
[02:01] <_Brun0_> histo, yea its very strange. i'll try unistalling samba. should I apt-get remove samba smbfs ?
[02:02] <histo> _Brun0_: or just /etc/init.d/samba stop
[02:02] <histo> Bruners: sudo /etc/init.d/samba stop
[02:02] <histo> _Brun0_: ^^^
[02:02] <bigdavejoker> ekiga crashes whenever I try and start video to inlcude the moving logo video as my source instead of my webcam
[02:02] <histo> _Brun0_: then you can sudo /etc/init.d/samba start if you want samba services to start again
[02:02] <burf> are these lines definetly correct? Driver          "sis"  BusID           "PCI:1:0:0"
[02:03] <burf> is sis supposed to be lowercase, does that matter?
[02:03] <histo> burf: yes Driver "sis" being the important wone you may not need the PCI id
[02:03] <histo> burf: yes it matters lowercase
[02:03] <burf> il trash the pic bit
[02:03] <ender> has anyone else heard of a problem that wont let you empty your trash or search the internet?
[02:04] <danbhfive1> ender: whats the problem?
[02:04] <burf> will logging out and back in be as good as restarting?
[02:04] <ender> I have been doing a lot of things today that could contribute to the problem but I basically cant delete my trash
[02:04] <histo> Wicked: if the user was created after the install they are just a regular user not in admin group
[02:04] <ender> or search the internet
[02:05] <histo> Wicked: System > administration > users & groups
[02:05] <Wicked> histo, nope. its the user i made during install. and i found what i was looking for i think http://www.simplehelp.net/2009/05/27/how-to-stop-ubuntu-from-asking-for-your-sudo-password/
[02:05] <Wicked> im well aware its a bad idea...but hes a simple computer user.
[02:05] <FloodBot2> Wicked: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:05] <histo> Wicked: k
[02:05] <_Brun0_> histo, no sucess =( folders still accessible to the virus fauna of from the windows 7 on my network (its kinda fun to see viruses copying themselves to my shared folders and executing the virus files in front of my friends while I see their desperation expressions telling me: DON't EXECUTE IT! It's A VIRUS!!)
[02:05] <ender> I think It may stem from trying to write my partition as an image onto my desktop
[02:05] <thomas_> anyone have any experience with floola?
[02:05] <histo> Wicked: but a default install should not ask for a password something is wrong with your permissions
[02:05] <_Brun0_> histo, i'll reinstall samba to see if it fixes
[02:06] <_Brun0_> histo, i'm going karmic koala soon anyway. i'll promote and apocalypse in this piece o crap laptop
[02:06] <histo> ender: well the trash is just a folder in your ~ it doens't really delete the files just moves them there. When you empty it it delets them from that folder
[02:06] <_Brun0_> an*
[02:06] <histo> _Brun0_: did stoping samba stop the share?
[02:06] <ender> yeah I have tried deleting them in there from command line and it still wont work
[02:07] <_Brun0_> histo, hmmm yes
[02:07] <danbhfive1> ender: you should explain your whole problem, and on a single line
[02:07] <bigdavejoker> Ekiga dies every time I try and start the webcam which is an intergrated webcam that is suppose to be supported I've tried reinstalling the ucvideo drrivers
[02:07] <histo> _Brun0_: then maybe the shares-admin doesn't use the smb.conf but something else that controls shares
[02:08] <icarus> i am not able to connect to my canon iP 2600 printer due to a missing driver. this is a very urgent situation as i need this printer for school.
[02:08] <ender> I have tried to delete the files in my trash but it says unable to. I think I may be using using rm wrong but when I try to delete it says unable to delete
[02:08] <histo> _Brun0_: i've always created my shares manually not sure how the gtk doe sit
[02:08] <histo> ender: perhaps there is a file in there owned by someone else
[02:08] <burf> nah no good, still cant enable effects of any kind - even the very normal ones - thx for your help tho
[02:08] <histo> ender: you can do it from terminal
[02:09] <lakotajames> when my laptop's battery is fully charged it registers as 106%.  is there a way to fix that?
[02:09] <burf> i dont know what ese to try
[02:09] <danbhfive1> ender: adding -R to rm will let you delete folders.
[02:10] <burf> btw noticed my bootloader shows 2 versions of ubuntu (4 including safe/recovery modes) is hat norma
[02:10] <shaun_> No mail.
[02:10] <shaun_> Last login: Tue Sep  1 18:08:23 2009 from cpe-76-175-149-58.socal.res.rr.com
[02:10] <shaun_> -bash: /home/alex/.profile: Permission denied
[02:10] <shaun_> alex@UWA:~$
[02:10] <FloodBot2> shaun_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:10] <shaun_> hey guys how do i fix that
[02:10] <icarus> i am not able to connect to my canon iP 2600 printer due to a missing driver. this is a very urgent situation as i need this printer for school.
[02:10] <ender> if I delete the whole Trash directory can I just add another one named the same and be safe
[02:11] <histo> ender: do you have a /home/ender/.Trash
[02:11] <nat_> Any tips on going from open suse 11.1 to ubuntu 9.04?
[02:11] <histo> ender: just cd /home/ender/.Trash
[02:11] <wers> wers> i want to edit the gradients of clearlooks' widgets. how do I do that? where do I start? :)
[02:11] <ender> no I only have a /.local/shared/trash
[02:11] <histo> ender: okay cd /home/ender/.local/share/Trash/files
[02:11] <histo> ender: once in there rm -rf files
[02:11] <histo> ender: liek rm -rf *
[02:11] <shaun_> what chmod do i need to use to get the profile to work?
[02:12] <icarus> HOW DO I GET MY PRINTER TO WORK
[02:12] <histo> !printer | icarus
[02:12] <craigbass1976> So what is the replacement for dpkg reconfigure xserver.org?
[02:12] <shaun_> tried to log in and got this error  -bash: /home/alex/.profile: Permission denied
[02:13] <danbhfive1> craigbass1976: I thought it was xrandr and autoconfiguration
[02:13] <_Brun0_> histo, many thanks for help. i'll ready about share-admin
[02:13] <histo> _Brun0_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/192579
[02:13] <craigbass1976> danbhfive1, xrandr gives me a could not open display
[02:13] <histo> _Brun0_: appears to be the bug you are experiencing
[02:14] <_Brun0_> histo, \o/ ty i'll read it!
[02:14] <histo> _Brun0_: i'm still looking i found some stuff on the forums also
[02:15] <shaun_> tried to log in and got this error  what chmod does the .profile need to be ? -bash: /home/alex/.profile: Permission denied
[02:15] <nat_> Which kernel does 9.04 include?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> nat_: 2.6.28
[02:16] <IdleOne> 2.6.28
[02:16] <IdleOne> -15
[02:16] <Voss> cups sounds like a jockstrap
[02:16] <histo> _Brun0_: heres antoher one https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/33068
[02:16] <stockholmsyndrom> lol
[02:16] <stockholmsyndrom> then what does libcups sound like?
[02:16] <icarus> how do i get my cannon ip 2600 to work?
[02:16] <histo> icarus: did you follow the directions from ubuntu
[02:17] <icarus> it was not listed
[02:17] <histo> icarus: the first two links are of importance
[02:17] <sebsebseb> nat_:   chat here yeah
[02:17] <histo> icarus: the one lists printers that are known working.
[02:17] <sebsebseb> nat_: <IP_ADDRESS> or something is the latest in 9.04
[02:17] <Gravediggaz> does anyone knows how to install Openfiler?
[02:17] <sebsebseb> nat_: uname -r in a terminal, if it's a security update you will get it as an update
[02:18] <IdleOne> icarus: see if this helps you http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5333900&postcount=6
[02:18] <sebsebseb> nat_: if it's not just a security update,  you  can get a ppa,  for example for the 2.6.30 series   or    wait for  the next version of Ubuntu,   or  run development version of  it,  with bugs.
[02:18] <histo> icarus: if its not listed I would still try to follow the directioins for using cups It may work with a close driver
[02:18] <shaun_> terrible probably easyist question ever
[02:18] <shaun_> tried to log in and got this error  what chmod does the .profile need to be ? -bash: /home/alex/.profile: Permission denied
[02:19] <rpetri> I have a quick question.  I have a new computer with and asus p6tse motherboard.  I'm trying to install ubuntu on the Intel ICH10R Raid.  I configured the 3 drives as a raid 5 set.  Bios only sees the one raid5 drive now..  When I run the 8.04lts installer, it seed each of the 3 individual disks and not the raided pair.  Anyone have any ideas???
[02:19] <histo> icarus: you can also try System > administration > printers
[02:19] <nat_> ok thanks
[02:19] <sebsebseb> nat_: sometimes later kernels come as an update,  and you have to tell it to install that
[02:19] <icarus> histo, it is not listed
[02:19] <bobbyd> hi
[02:19] <sebsebseb> nat_: why do you want a later one anyway?
[02:19] <sebsebseb> bobbyd: hi
[02:20] <bobbyd> what's the program called that echo's large text to a console? I can't remember.
[02:20] <IdleOne> icarus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5333900&postcount=9
[02:20] <SuperMIguel> when u install virtualbox 3.0 where does it get install?
[02:20] <danbhfive1> SuperMIguel: accessories
[02:20] <histo> icarus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5337771:
[02:20] <sebsebseb> SuperMIguel: I  am not sure, but it should add itself to the menu, and if not,  re install the package  or log out and back in to your Ubuntu account, and it should be there
[02:20] <histo> bobbyd: cat
[02:20] <shaun_> what permissions is the bash .profile supposto have
[02:20] <sebsebseb> SuperMIguel: under system tools I think,  I don't have it installed right now
[02:21] <bobbyd> histo: no sorry, i mean, it converts text strings into large ascii art letters
[02:21] <sebsebseb> SuperMIguel:  as in don't have 3.0.4 installed right now on this computer, or whatever the latest version is
[02:21] <SuperMIguel> danbhfive1, how about if i dont have a windows manager? im just trying to find tthat executable file
[02:21] <ender> sweet
[02:21] <ender> thanks to all who helped
[02:21] <SuperMIguel> sebastien, im trying to find the executable to open it its usually in /usr/sbin/ buts is not there :(
[02:21] <nat_> I am currently having problems with my hardware (quad core amd phenom and nvidia) on OTHER distros, and was hoping to get the latest kernel where they moved graphics into the kernel
[02:21] <histo> bobbyd: figlet?
[02:22] <danbhfive1> SuperMIguel: maybe somewhere in /usr/bin   I don't really know about virtual machines from cli...
[02:22] <shaun_>  -bash: /home/alex/.profile: Permission denied     Which cmod should it be
[02:22] <bobbyd> histo: I think that's it, thanks :)
[02:22] <SuperMIguel> danbhfive1, not there :(
[02:23] <sebsebseb> nat_: there's a ppa for  a later kernel
[02:23]  * __d3f0__ is away: Ausente por ahora
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !intel |  nat_
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !ait |  nat_
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !ati |  nat_
[02:23] <shaun_> wtf why is noone answering me
[02:23] <shaun_> with simple answer
[02:24] <danbhfive1> SuperMIguel: try dpkg -L name
[02:24] <spursncowboys>  Hi I was screwing around yesterday with that upside down turn it(if ppl use my wifi, then their webpages are upside down) I followed this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upside-Down-TernetHowTo . Now my mediatomb will not work. Here is my mediatomb.log http://pastebin.ca/1551009 . Thanks ahead of time for anyones help.
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !language |  shaun_
[02:24] <nat_> I am about to switch from suse 11.1. They don't allow kernel upgrades (only minor) and recall that fedora does do major upgrades via yum.
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !patience |  shaun_
[02:24] <shaun_> oh you see me typing
[02:24] <Spirits-Sight> what do I need install for OCR with default scanning program in gnome/ubuntu
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  shaun_
[02:24] <shaun_> i dont see how any ubuntu channel people wouldent know what permission a bash profile would be
[02:24] <IdleOne> Shaun: if nobody knows the answer they wont answer. btw you see the channel is busy maybe nobody saw it or are busy helping others
[02:25] <IdleOne> shaun_: ^^
[02:25] <shaun_> 3 people have came in after me and got helped
[02:25] <shaun_> ....
[02:25] <sebsebseb> shaun_: help isn't done in turns here
[02:25] <nat_> The point is that I have pretty much "had it" with fancy nvidia stuff, and am looking/hoping that the kernel where they redid the video (3x?) will be smarter regarding modern hardware.
[02:25] <shaun_> do it in chmod (insert number here)
[02:25] <IdleOne> shaun_: calm yourself down please and please be patient
[02:26] <sebsebseb> nat_: Nividia has good Linux support,  only thing is there driver is propritary and closed source
[02:26] <histo> shaun_: whos the owner of your .profile?
[02:26] <_Brun0_> histo, lol when I do apt-get remove smbclient it asks: I need to remove ubuntu-desktop too. =P
[02:26] <Roasted> whats the typical fix if you try to create a virtual dynamic hard disk and it yells at you saying it cant create it? I think its because it previously existed and theres an entry in the XML file.
[02:26] <Spirits-Sight> also is there a good program for mounting iso as drive? thanks
[02:26] <histo> _Brun0_: its just part of hte meta package for ubuntu-desktop  you don't have to remove smbclient
[02:26] <_Brun0_> Spirits-Sight, GMount-iso
[02:26] <histo> _Brun0_: just the server stuff if you want to get rid of it.
[02:27] <Spirits-Sight> thanks
[02:27] <_Brun0_> histo, i'll reinstall to see if it fixes
[02:27] <histo> _Brun0_: i would try that or sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[02:27] <histo> shaun_: ls -lh .profile
[02:27] <lanzelloth> I'm trying to get hibernate to work, I just formatted some empty space >RAM into linux-swap. IS there anything else I need to do?
[02:28] <shaun_> --w------- 1 alex alex 586 2009-02-06 21:19 .profile
[02:28] <nat_> So, the question is: Once I install 9.04 (downloading now) will I be able to jump to the latest Linux kernel, without breaking the system? (Btw, I started with Linux on Fedora 2, and have been thru quite a bit:)
[02:28] <sebsebseb> lanzelloth: they say that SWAP is meant to be double the size of the RAM for hibernate
[02:28] <_Brun0_> histo, i did no sucess. i still can't undo shares as they're not in smb.conf, share-admin or nautilus
[02:29] <IdleOne> shaun_: -rw-r--r-- 1 idleone 675 2009-08-21 23:59 .profile is what I have
[02:29] <histo> shaun_: chmod ugo+r .profile
[02:29] <_Brun0_> histo, fstab has nothing also =(
[02:29] <burf> anyone use notepad plus
[02:30] <burf> its written in C++ so its crosss-platform but wont run on linux without installing WINE - how stupid is that?
[02:30] <sebsebseb> nat_: there's a ppa for a later kernel
[02:30] <lanzelloth> sebsebseb, hmm
[02:30] <nat_> Would you know the kernel version on that?
[02:30] <Spirits-Sight> what is the mount point I should use or do I make up one?
[02:30] <Spirits-Sight> for ISO mounting as drive
[02:30] <shaun_> sweet thankyou histo
[02:30] <sebsebseb> nat_: 2.6.30 ppa
[02:30] <sebsebseb> nat_: it will be on launchpad and you can Google for it
[02:30] <rage> Hey, I'm after a simple benchmark I can do on a default system, something along the lines of dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/null bs=100M count=1? or would you guys suggest a better way?
[02:30] <lanzelloth> sebsebseb, phew... apparently that's just a precaution
[02:30] <histo> _Brun0_: hrm.. thats odd unless someone else here knows where shares-admin makes its changes
[02:31] <sebsebseb> !gedit |  burf
[02:31] <burf> do they have syntax highligting?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> burf: most of them yep
[02:31] <burf> cool
[02:31] <burf> il check them out - thx amn
[02:31] <burf> man
[02:31] <sebsebseb> burf: or something like that
[02:32] <histo> _Brun0_: unless you use strace the shares-admin you can see what its doing when you create a share.
[02:32] <histo> shaun_: np
[02:32] <hrhodes3> !vi
[02:32] <Spirits-Sight> _Brun0_: what should I mount it to? create a folder thats empty and mount to that? Not sure
[02:32] <histo> Spirits-Sight: you should be able to browse isos by just double clicking on them btw
[02:33] <_Brun0_> Spirits-Sight, i'm no specialist but create a dir in your home dir called isomount for example.. could be in Desktop also
[02:33] <Spirits-Sight> this is a dvd I want to play it in the movie player
[02:33] <nat_> 2,6.30 has what I need (except they have later bug fixes). Question: Will the rest of the system automatically upgrade to reflect this kernel? There is a major change in that kernel and stuff need be upgraded.
[02:33] <Spirits-Sight> thanks
[02:33] <sebsebseb> nat_: see my pm's
[02:33] <_Brun0_> Spirits-Sight, pretty much any dir you prefere. To make it easier mount in a dir that belongs to your user
[02:34] <histo> Spirits-Sight: you don't have to mount it with another app to play it
[02:34] <Spirits-Sight> thanks, it has to be empty right?
[02:34] <histo> !dvd | Spirits-Sight
[02:35] <rage> Hey, I'm after a simple benchmark I can do on a default system without installing anything, something along the lines of dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/null bs=100M count=1? or would you guys suggest a better way?
[02:36] <nat_> thanks folks. You have been a great help.
[02:37] <Spirits-Sight> how does this play an ISO that is ripped from the DVD its self
[02:38] <Vovk> hey there. Is it possible to take an ubuntu box with a wireless internet connection and turn it into a gateway for computers connected to it with wires?
[02:38] <histo> Vovk: yes
[02:38] <histo> !ics | Vovk
[02:39] <Vovk> Spirits-Sight, point your music player at the (mounted?) iso, make sure that you select the "CD" option or whatever it is
[02:39] <thahauss> Spirits-Sight, you should be able to simply right click the .iso file and "open with archive mounter", then the image will be mounted
[02:39] <Vovk> histo, thx
[02:39] <lanzelloth> I'm trying to get hibernation to work on 9.04. I just made a swap partition, I was told I need to do changes to grub/menu.lst, i'm not sure what tho
[02:39] <Spirits-Sight> o ok thats what I think I just did but will try now from player
[02:39] <burf> ok, so i have just downloaded an editor from a website, the fiel is on my desktop, i cant just unzip and install can i, do i need to use the terminal or am i missing something, what is the best, quikest way to install apps using ubuntu - thx
[02:40] <histo> lanzelloth: it should work out of the box have you tried searching for you model in the forums?
[02:40] <lanzelloth> burf, did you try installing said editor from synaptic?
[02:40] <burf> no right click and install - just add/remove app
[02:40] <lanzelloth> histo, I didn't have any swap when I installed it
[02:40] <burf> i couldnt find it on the synaptic
[02:40] <Miodrag> hello, I recently have bought one Acer mini laptop with Windows that have hidden partition with installation with BIOS hot button support it makes easy silent reinstallation of whole system. I liked concept very much so I wondered to do same that concept with ubuntu with change of booting hidden partition with flash usb coz of lack of BIOS support. As I am pretty new to Linux world I need...
[02:40] <Miodrag> ...some guidence about crafting  partition based installatio - which file system should be used, how to unpack ISO file there - any point to some documentatiopn would be great, thanks.
[02:40] <burf> its komodo edit
[02:40] <histo> burf: what app are you looking for?
[02:41] <burf> but im talking in general about installing - what tips, methods
[02:41] <histo> burf: well if they have a .deb availbe that is the easiest way otherwise you will mostlikely have to install it from source
[02:41] <histo> !software > burf
[02:41] <burf> thx
[02:42] <burf> a tar.gz is just like a zip or rar file corect? compressed
[02:43] <musikgoat> burf: yes, compressed and concatenated into a single file,  the gz is the compression, and the tar is the stringing of the files
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> it is a compressed tar archive.. yes
[02:44] <lanzelloth> do I have to enable some option in my grub/menu.lst to enable hibernation? something about resume?
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> tar - tape archive
[02:44] <strebloo> how does one open ports that are closed?
[02:44] <icarus> Dr_Willis, is that true?
[02:44] <verv87> ubuntu netbook remix doesn't recognize my webcam when using Cheese. This is on a msi wind u100
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> icarus:  tar stands for 'Tape ARchive' yes...
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> tar is NOT compressed. :)
[02:45] <icarus> Dr_Willis, cool learn some thing new every day
[02:45] <n00b81> icarus: didn't know that either ;)
[02:46]  * Dr_Willis is old
[02:46] <Twink> What is the command to list services and their runlevel defaults, or just to list the current settings for a particular service?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> Twink:  i tend to install 'bum' its a nice gui for that.
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> !runlevels
[02:47] <Twink> Dr_Willis: I'll look at that... thank you - that's new to me
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> !info bum
[02:47] <verv87> ubuntu netbook remix doesn't recognize my webcam when using Cheese. This is on a msi wind u100
[02:47] <Twink> ubottu: I was thinking of something like 'update-rc.d show <service>'
[02:47] <Miodrag> can anyone assist me please
[02:48] <Twink> Dr_Willis: Ah, ubottu is the bot - haha!
[02:48] <Twink> Dr_Willis: This is Ubuntu server... bum requires X :(
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Twink:  theres other tools in the package manager
[02:49] <Twink> Dr_Willis: Let nme take a look... searching on init perhaps?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> search for 'sysv' tools
[02:50] <strebloo> i'm trying to open a port so that it can be viewed by my entire lan
[02:50] <strebloo> right now i can access it on localhost
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> You might want to read up on the sysv init system.. ubuntu dosent use it.. but its very close in how it works
[02:50] <strebloo> but not through the lan
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> strebloo:  going through a router?  what port? what service?
[02:52] <thiebaude> anyway to edit my xorg.conf from a live cd, im not able to login cause my mouse freezes up?
[02:52] <craigbass1976> Dr_Willis, how good are you at making gateway monitors work?  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't work in jaunty (except to set up a keyboard) and I can't find where my monitor values are actually stored.  Not in xorg.conf...
[02:52] <verv87> Help, ubuntu netbook remix doesn't recognize my webcam when using Cheese. This is on a msi wind u100
[02:52] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: xfix in recovery mode?  and then x may work again?
[02:52] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: and re install any graphics card driver
[02:53] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: no need to go pm
[02:53] <burf> in fact this way of installing does make alot more sense
[02:53] <thiebaude> i'll try recovery mode
[02:54] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: recovery mode  from the Grub boot loader
[02:54] <burf> so a .deb is the equivlant to a .msi or setup.exe correct?
[02:54] <thiebaude> ok, just need to edit xorg.conf
[02:54] <thiebaude> yep
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  best montiro advice i can give.. toss any CRT/vga and go all dvi - ive rarelh had issuew with dvi monitors.. (cant recall any issues at all really)
[02:54] <thiebaude> from openbox
[02:54] <strebloo> Dr_Willis, we're on a wireless lan. I'm not talking about port forwarding though, thats not the issue. The issue is, I'm serving a django project on port 8000. if you use a browser on the machine it's being served from, the site is viewable. but, from other locations on the lan, the site isn't viewable
[02:54] <verv87> Help, ubuntu netbook remix doesn't recognize my webcam when using Cheese. This is on a msi wind u100
[02:54] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: well xfix will put things back to default when it comes to x
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  xorg is all automatic for the most part these days
[02:54] <strebloo> nmap tells me that the port (8000) is open when i run nmap from that machine, but when i run nmap from other locations on the lan, the port appears closed
[02:54] <craigbass1976> Dr_Willis, lady has no $ for new monitor...
[02:55] <thiebaude> !intel
[02:55] <strebloo> I have a feeling i'm not setting up my iptables correctly
[02:55] <thiebaude> they still haven't fixed my bug
[02:55] <thiebaude> ok let me try
[02:55] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: the Intel stuff
[02:55] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: is fixed in Karmic
[02:55] <thiebaude> yep
[02:55] <strebloo> Dr_Willis, thoughts?
[02:55] <thiebaude> 9yr old computer
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> strebloo:  remove all iptables rules.. so its all open.. see if it can connect.. if it still cant. then that service may have some security settings
[02:55] <craigbass1976> Dr_Willis, but when it's NOT automatic, what happened to stuff that used to be in xorg.conf
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  its all handles by HAL or somthing I recall.
[02:56] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: well the common one for 9.04
[02:56] <craigbass1976> GAH!
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  if its intell video.. see that !intel guide.
[02:57] <blacksheep> hi
[02:57] <Twink> Dr_Willis: Just for the record... the answer is svsv-rc-conf.  Thank you for the help ;)
[02:57] <craigbass1976> Dr_Willis, it did work fine on a flat panel lcd monitor...  I know because that's what I set it up on; then it went home with her and... well, no love in the monitor Dept.
[02:57] <cryptopsy> What's the name of that X app that lets you position and resize windows, its the equivalent of the -geom 20*50+20+20 parameter that you can pass to xterm
[02:58] <AnNahar> hi, what version of flash player does ubuntu use?
[02:58] <strebloo> Dr_Willis, iptables -F does this, correct?
[02:58] <pragma_> Is there an easy way to make all installation GUIs always show all files and details?
[02:58] <craigbass1976> !intel
[02:59] <pragma_> Instead of having to click on the "Show Details" button each time such a dialog pops up?
[03:00] <burf> although you cant point add/remove to a 3rd party install on the desktop, or synaptic?
[03:01] <strebloo> Dr_Willis, this didn't seem to work
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> Twink:  thers proberly 5+ tools that can do it :)
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> strebloo:  if sudo iptables --list shows no rules.. and the machine can ping other machines, or other servies work.. its got to be  the service security is my logic
[03:04] <Q8p5t9j0> -me e
[03:06] <pragma_> by the way, why is Ubuntu always asking me to restart my system after I've installed something?
[03:06]  * pragma_ peers around suspiciously.
[03:06] <IdleOne> pragma_: installed what?
[03:06] <sebsebseb> pragma_: it should only ask to restart after major updates, for example a new kernel
[03:06] <Phase> I'm using OSMO from the repository for a Calender / personal organizer program. What would be a good command to set in its "Alarm command" setting to visually alert me? Think something like xmessage but a bit more noticable.
[03:07] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: do you mean recovery mode from the live cd?
[03:07] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: no  from the Grub boot loader
[03:07] <burf> nope - i cant seem to get add.remove or synaptic to install this komodo-edit i downloaded from their site, theres no way in pointing to the install file, add/remove and synaptic only seem to search teh channels for sofwtare, how do i install a program i have downloaded to my desktop?
[03:07]  * pragma_ just installed VirtualBox Linux Guest Additions
[03:07] <thiebaude> im a noob,lol
[03:08] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: heh
[03:08] <burf> do i need to use a terminal
[03:08] <thiebaude> from when i start ubuntu thats already installed?
[03:08] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: what?
[03:09] <fryfrog> Does anyone have any experience trouble shooting linux software raid arrays?  The array is fine, but it won't auto-assemble at boot.  Another array (the /boot and /) assemble just fine and so did the older 8 disk array that the new 3 disk array is replacing.  The partition type on all partitions is set to "fd" :(
[03:09] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: you said grub boot loader
[03:09] <AfroPope> Anyone else burned 9.04 onto a cd recently? I'm coming up with an error on my disk preventing the install, Burned on a brand new cd at the slowest write speed.
[03:09] <sebsebseb> !grub |  thiebaude
[03:09] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I assume you already know what Grub is by the way
[03:09] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: oh yea thanks
[03:09] <fryfrog> AfroPope: sometimes when I have trouble with a CD, I'll just burn it to a DVD
[03:10] <crpoiy> Hi there. I have a quick question. I posted this on the forums but thought I'd ask here as well. I have a desktop machine running Ubuntu Feisty Fawn. I currently use my Blackberry Curve as a modem on my laptop, and want to do this on the desktop as well. The desktop does not currently have an internet connection. I have a bluetooth dongle installed, and it's there if I run lsusb, but there's...
[03:10] <crpoiy> ...no icon and was no popup or anything. 'sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth start' starts bluetooth services up fine, 'hcitool search' finds all bluetooth devices around, and sudo hcitool cc mac-of-blackberry tries to connect to my blackberry, but can't authenticate? I have tried the default '1234' passcode, no luck. There is no Bluetooth item in System > Preferences, and no Bluetooth option when I...
[03:10] <fryfrog> nothing wrong with that.
[03:10] <crpoiy> ...right click Applications and click Edit Menu, and no Bluetooth icon near the clock. I see that other solutions to this problem were to download Bluez, or this or that. But bluez is already installed, correct? I could download packages and things on my laptop, and put them on a CD to bring over to my desktop, but I don't know what I should download.
[03:10] <FloodBot2> crpoiy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:10] <burf> how do i install a downloaded program from my desktop??
[03:10] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: there should be an option  for recovery mode on it
[03:10] <thiebaude> ok, i'll try that
[03:10] <burf> i cant pint to the install files using the package managers
[03:10] <burf> whats the other option?
[03:12] <crpoiy> I got a notification from FloodBot2, sorry. Did my question still go through, though?
[03:12] <bboru> has anyone successfully tethered their motorola phone to ubuntu to be used as a modem?
[03:13] <sebsebseb> crpoiy:  looks like it
[03:13] <rodimus> bboru n..
[03:13] <CoJaBo-Aztec> bboru: mine doesnt even let me charge from computer o_O
[03:13] <albech> can anyone direct my to a page with information on installing opera10?? reps etc
[03:13] <sebsebseb> crpoiy: a big paragraph yeah
[03:14] <crpoiy> Well, I've made it work in Mac and Windows, even though it's not supposed to be able to work with my provider. So I thought Ubuntu wouldn't be much of a stretch?
[03:14] <crpoiy> Yeah, sorry about that. I blew it.
[03:14] <sebsebseb> crpoiy: I don't do  your kind of issue
[03:15] <bboru> blows. thanks.
[03:15] <burf> oh burf you can use an install.sh file if the package has one
[03:15] <AnNahar> when i was in here earlier
[03:15] <AnNahar> someone tested a webcam app for me
[03:15] <AnNahar> http://www.facebook.com/swf/fvr.swf
[03:15] <crpoiy> sebsebseb: no?
[03:15] <AnNahar> can someone tell me if that works for them and if so, waht version of flash?
[03:16] <sebsebseb> cryptopsy: yep no
[03:17] <crpoiy> Blows. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I've been scouring google for a few days now. I'm confident I could get it set up if I could get passed this passkey shiz.
[03:17] <bboru> can you encrypt an entire disk using truecrypt, like you can in windows?  i grabbed the latest and its identical to the windows version except its missing the option to encrypt the entire disk.
[03:18] <sebsebseb> bboru: not sure about that, but   with the alternate CD you can encrypt a partition or the whole of a hard disk
[03:18] <sebsebseb> bboru: well as long as it's  just Linux partitions on the hard disk or whatever for the whole hard disk
[03:18] <shady-sheep> Can I force-start a crontab?
[03:18] <victori> how do you sort by res in top?
[03:18] <bboru> sebsebseb: alternate cd?
[03:18] <sebsebseb> bboru: and then if you forget the password for the ecnrypted  stuff, well good luck to you
[03:19] <sebsebseb> bboru: basically  you have had it then, or you have had it
[03:19] <sebsebseb> !alternate |  bboru
[03:19] <shady-sheep> bboru: Yes you can encrypt linux system with TrueCrypt -- however it's recommended that you stick with cryptsetup as it's linux native.  It's what most people using linux uses. :>
[03:19] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i'll re-boot to see if it works
[03:19] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok
[03:20] <thiebaude> thanks for the help
[03:20] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: no probs
[03:20] <bboru> cool.  i'll look into these possibilities  thanks guys
[03:20] <Leverage> Alright, here's the skinny. My room mate refuses to get rid of vista and everytime that laptop connects to the internet (even wired) it kicks myself (running the latest ubuntu) and the desktop (running win98) off. any ideas?
[03:20] <crpoiy> Leverage: IP?
[03:21] <Leverage> they're all open
[03:21] <sebsebseb> Leverage: as a kind of joke,   malware that takes over the Internet connection :D,   and being serious,  I don't know
[03:21] <shane2peru> grub question:  I have 2 hdd, I installed Suse on second drive, it overwrote my grub, and when I tried to boot into Ubuntu (Suse recognized it and put it in the list) it wouldn't boot.  I booted into Ubuntu with the supergrubdisk and re-installed grub (I think) so theoretically Ubuntu is back in control of grub???
[03:22] <Leverage> i believe in microsoft made malware
[03:22] <fryfrog> shane2peru: you are always in control of grub, not the distro
[03:22] <Leverage> If N1H1 was engineered, anything is possible
[03:22] <sebsebseb> Leverage: I don't know what that is
[03:23] <fryfrog> shane2peru: of course, what ever distro you boot up is going to use its package managment system and update grub in the manner it sees as correct
[03:23] <shane2peru> fryfrog: so now if I edit the Ubuntu menu.lst correctly I should be able to boot into Suse too?  correct?
[03:23]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[03:24] <sebsebseb> !away > D3f0
[03:24] <sebsebseb> !es >  D3f0
[03:24] <sebsebseb> Pici: how come they got kicked?
[03:24] <shane2peru> fryfrog: sometimes I don't feel in control of grub! :)
[03:25] <Pici> sebsebseb: Because they've been asked to remove that away message at least two times before.
[03:25] <sebsebseb> Pici: oh it's something offensive in another language?
[03:25] <Pici> !away
[03:25] <fryfrog> shane2peru: i imagine so, but getting grub right can sometimes be fun.
[03:26] <sebsebseb> Pici: yeah  I knew about !away
[03:26] <sebsebseb> Pici: as is shown above
[03:27] <shane2peru> fryfrog: yes, I have done my homework on grub. :)  now they have grub2 that has outdated grub! :)  Time to re-study it all, gotta reboot and give this a try.  Thanks.
[03:27] <thahauss> the message about noisy away messages was quite noisy
[03:28] <phix> thahauss: heh
[03:29] <phix> so, how about that Ubuntu ay, have they fixed the problems with the network manager thingy yet?
[03:29] <Twink> There seem to be loads of log analyzers out there... is there any recommendation?
[03:31] <nztal> i only know of pisg.  i'll look into the others.
[03:31] <crpoiy> Alright, here's another question. I want to reinstall Bluez and Bluesman, but my desktop running Ubuntu has no internet connection. My macbook does. Is there a way i could download the packages on my macbook and throw them on a flash drive and bring them to the desktop?
[03:32] <nztal> crpoiy, if you have not sudo apt-get clean or purge then those files should reside somewhere on your hard drive.  i'd upset sudo updatedb and sudo locate to find the package, it'll find the directory they are all stored in
[03:33] <crpoiy> Alright, I'll try that. Thanks.
[03:34] <wfiuewfew> Hi. I need to unzip a huge number of zip and targz files. Thankfully, I have four cores. Is these one command I can use to unzip all this files in a parallel fashion?
[03:34] <mechdave> nztal, crpoiy usually /var/cache/apt/archives
[03:35] <test34> Where can I set the PATH for the current X session?
[03:36] <burf> why is my theme changing firefox's colors too, black textboxesetc..
[03:38] <burf> any ideas?
[03:38] <wfiuewfew> Hi. I need to unzip a huge number of zip and targz files. Thankfully, I have four cores. Is these one command I can use to unzip all this files in a parallel fashion?
[03:38] <burf> how do i get my ubuntu theme to leave firefox alone??
[03:39] <test34> wfiuewfew: your harddrive isnt 4 cores so it probably doesnt matter
[03:39] <rojoloco47> Hello people
[03:40] <deviant-route> hello
[03:40] <sebsebseb> rojoloco47: and bots?
[03:40] <sebsebseb> !hi |  rojoloco47
[03:40] <rojoloco47> I am new here and Also new to Backtrack 4 I just installed it last night
[03:40] <biovore> oO
[03:40] <rojoloco47> hello sebsebseb :D
[03:40] <sebsebseb> rojoloco47: hi and  backtrack 4 is not Ubuntu
[03:40] <canthus13> rojoloco47: Can't help you with Backtrack, but we'll be happy to help with Ubuntu.
[03:41] <sebsebseb> rojoloco47:  it is based on Ubuntu though, but  really it's for security  stuff,  hence being root by default or whatever as well
[03:41] <biovore> is it quite.. or this just me..
[03:41] <sebsebseb> rojoloco47: so really shoudn't be used as a desktop OS also
[03:41] <sebsebseb> biovore: yep it is pretty quite at the moment
[03:41] <rojoloco47> I used ubuntu 9.04 also and its Still as my Primary OS
[03:42] <canthus13> rojoloco47: Smart man. :)
[03:42] <rojoloco47> Thank you @ canthus13 :D
[03:42] <kryptos> .
[03:42] <burf> why does FF inherit your desktop's theme - its very annoying
[03:42] <deviant-route> @rojoloco47 you can check #remote-exploit for backtrack info
[03:43] <rojoloco47> Can you tell me from where I can get help for this backtrack basic guide ,I am totally new So I Dont know any thing here
[03:43] <sebsebseb> !patience |  burf
[03:43] <rkvirani> Is there a meta package for the KDE 4.3.1 desktop for ubuntu 9.04?
[03:43] <rkvirani> I dont want to switch to kubuntu
[03:43] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: there's a ppa
[03:43] <rkvirani> so kubuntu-desktop is out
[03:43] <rkvirani> ppa is different from a metapackage.
[03:43] <rojoloco47> its remote-exploit is any Channel or Server in Xchat ?
[03:43] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: kubuntu-desktop will install 4.2, but you can install a ppa
[03:43] <deviant-route> channel
[03:43] <rkvirani> where might I find the ppa?
[03:43] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: for 4.3
[03:44] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: it will be on launchpad probably, but you can Google for it
[03:44] <rkvirani> sebsebseb: ok where can I get the urls for the ppa, ok I will google, do I have to install kubuntu?
[03:44] <rojoloco47> 1 more time to disturb you ,tell me how can I go to that Channel ?
[03:44] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: hmm that's a point are all the ppa's on launchpad
[03:44] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: well  I thought that's what you wanted to do, install Kubuntu?
[03:45] <rkvirani> sebsebseb: I want to try out KDE
[03:45] <deviant-route> irc.freenode.net then join #remote-exploit
[03:45] <rkvirani> I dont want my ubuntu to turn all blue on me
[03:45] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: well  4.2 or 4.3  it doesn't matter that much which one you try
[03:45] <rojoloco47> Should I type irc.freenode.net in browser @ deviant-route ?
[03:46] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: KDE  3 is nice to try even,   there's a repo that can be added for it, and there's a remix CD,  sadly KDE 3 is on the verge of dieing
[03:46] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  rkvirani
[03:46] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: I would rather use KDE 3   as my GUI than KDE 4,  but    apps  have got better in KDE 4, and well most KDE apps can run in Gnome anyway so :)
[03:46] <deviant-route> @rojoloco47 what irc client you using
[03:46] <rojoloco47> xchat
[03:46] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  rkvirani
[03:46] <rkvirani> sebsebseb: yeah I want to see how much better
[03:46] <rkvirani> Im not a KDE fan but ... just interested.
[03:46] <Beefcakes> is there a way in ubuntu that i could turn off my bluetooth device? like temporarily disable it
[03:47] <rkvirani> Gnome is home for me
[03:47] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: hmm where's the bot
[03:47] <eon01> Hello
[03:47] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: when you install kubuntu  or  the ppa for 4.3,   you will be able to log in to it from the log in screen
[03:47] <sebsebseb> choose it as the session
[03:47] <rojoloco47> xchat @ deviant-route
[03:47] <sebsebseb> !puregnome |  rkvirani
[03:47] <AfroPope> Still having trouble getting Ubuntu installed. The Live cd is gettign stuck at about 20% or so when it's loading into ram
[03:47] <eon01> I need help with gedit does any one can help me ?
[03:48] <deviant-route> @rojoloco47 i use irssi, but i should be able to find #remote-exploit with it
[03:48] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  rkvirani
[03:48] <deviant-route> xchat
[03:48] <mechdave> eon01, speak to us
[03:48] <test34> How can I set the PATH in x-windows? If I set it in .bashrc or .bash_profile, it only works in the shell
[03:48] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: trying KDE in a virtual machine could be nice,  because then you can run   it inside Gnome
[03:48] <rojoloco47> is there any command for this xchat that I can directly go to remote-exploit channel ?
[03:48] <rkvirani> hrm...
[03:49] <rkvirani> sebsebseb: err vm ... hrm. :(
[03:49] <rkvirani> we will see
[03:49] <mechdave> test34, usually you can make a boot up script to add paths to the system as it boots
[03:49] <rkvirani> I might just try it in my current install
[03:49] <deviant-route> give me a sec
[03:49] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: changing   the session to  on the log in screen to another one, is  a bit like dual booting   Ubuntu with Windows in a way,  buth  suck really
[03:49]  * rkvirani is installing tweetdeck
[03:49] <test34> mechdave: /etc/init.d ?
[03:50] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: and the bot  gave the command to get rid of all the KDE packages,  if you don't want it installed anymore
[03:50] <eon01> ok mechdave  , I have text files that  contains chars like “ and I wanna open it with gedit . is there any thing too do to open it in a normal format ?
[03:50] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: have you tried xubuntu?   if not,  you may want to try that as well
[03:50] <deitarion> How do I get rid of PulseAudio? (All it does is mysteriously consume CPU on my old 2Ghz machine with hardware-mixed audio)
[03:50] <mechdave> test34, have a look at this post --> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-8523.html
[03:50] <soreau> Is there somewhere in the gnome menu to select the Alt+F2 run dialog?
[03:51] <mechdave> eon01, what char is that?
[03:51] <u007> hi, anyone know how to fix my ubuntu 9.04 latest update brightness adjustment for lenovo sl400?
[03:51] <u007> i cant adjust the brightness anymore..
[03:51] <deitarion> I tried stopping it via initscripts, but it's configured to launch itself on-demand session-by-session and I have no clue how.
[03:51] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: trying in the current install, will do the trick
[03:52] <deitarion> ...and, obviously, I can't remove it without dependencies killing off a bunch of other stuff.
[03:52] <test34> mechdave: I already tried  bashrc
[03:52] <RPG_Master> Ya know how you have to give permission to a java applet to run? How do I make that automatic?
[03:52] <deitarion> Recently, I've taken to switching as many apps as possible to OSS output and then avoiding the ones that only offer ALSA/Pulse.
[03:52] <deitarion> (It cuts my audio-related CPU usage in half)
[03:52] <eon01> mechdave,  they are Html charset , take a look at http://www.entitycode.com/ , you'll undrestand
[03:52] <sebsebseb> RPG_Master: permissions to a java applet to run?   I think they normalley just run
[03:52] <burf> oh it themes the main google search and radio buttons too
[03:53] <burf> thats gotta be css surely?
[03:53] <RPG_Master> sebsebseb,  In Firefox
[03:53] <sebsebseb> RPG_Master: sun java jre instaled and  then Java should just work
[03:53] <deitarion> sebsebseb: I think he's asking about how to bypass the "This applet wants to muck about in your local system. Allow?" dialogs.
[03:53] <burf> means i cant color my window backgrounds without coloring FF
[03:53] <RPG_Master> deitarion, Yes!
[03:54] <sebsebseb> burf: I am  probably  about the only one if  not the only one,  who has actsaully been following  everything or nearly everything, that you have put
[03:54] <furythor> Hello.
[03:54] <rojoloco47> Thanks
[03:54] <furythor> How I do make wine applications trusted in 9.04 ?
[03:54] <sebsebseb> burf: ,but not taking it all in, as a result you might want to repeate your issue,   and  in one go
[03:54] <sebsebseb> burf: not using enter between things
[03:55] <deitarion> RPG_Master: I'd probably know if I actually used Java, but I can't help you. (I've got Java for a handful of apps like RelaxNG but I run 64-bit Firefox and, last I checked, the plugin was 32-bit only)
[03:55] <sebsebseb> burf: and then someone else  can  hopefuly assist you
[03:55] <burf> sorry seb i havnt seen any responses mate im using chatzilla so every time i change something in FF i have to restart and ose this window
[03:55] <deviant-route> @rojoloco47 just do the same thing you did to get here, but use #remote-exploit instead
[03:55] <mechdave> eon01,  Oh I understand now... Sorry I don't know of anything like that for gedit, maybe a html editor might be the go.
[03:55] <test34> sebsebseb: don't do as you do, do as you say
[03:55] <test34> right? no enter?
[03:55] <sebsebseb> test34: what?
[03:55] <burf> dont matter anyway - just disappointed cos it cuts teh whole idea of theming out
[03:56] <eon01> ok mechdave  thanks any way ;)
[03:56] <sebsebseb> test34: well  try and not use loads of enter is what I meant
[03:56] <RPG_Master> deitarion, I am using 64-bit Firefox...  But it works I just have to give stuff permission
[03:56] <test34> sebsebseb: try to not use enter that many times
[03:56] <mechdave> test34, have you tried carefully placing it in /etc/profile (I know it is possibly the wrong spot)
[03:56] <sebsebseb> !enter |  burf test34
[03:57] <mechdave> eon01, Hang about, have a look at this site --> http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8150
[03:57] <test34> sebsebseb: please keep your answers on one line;)
[03:57] <sattam> hi , could any one make hard or symbolic link on FAT32 partitions ?
[03:57] <burf> ok how many times
[03:57] <sebsebseb> burf: people don't usaully reply to your actsaul issue, unless  they think they can solve it
[03:57] <burf> heard u the first time
[03:57] <deitarion> RPG_Master: Since you're on Ubuntu, you're probably running the 32-bit plugin via NSPluginWrapper. I avoid that on this box (Gentoo). (My *buntu box is an old 2Ghz Celeron where I'm still trying to figure out how to kill PulseAudio)
[03:57] <furythor> This is interesting
[03:57] <Inquisidor> foqiu
[03:57] <Tonya> question:  I tried using terminal once, and now I can't find it again.  help?
[03:57] <test34> mechdave: I would like to set it for just one user, because the path I like to add to the PATH is in the user's home directory
[03:58] <sebsebseb> test34:  I think your  trolling a tiny bit
[03:58] <CppIsWeird> is there a way to supress find's listing of everywhere it searches and just display the search results?
[03:58] <StupidWeasel> Tonya: Applications > Accessories > Terminal.
[03:58] <furythor> Can those AMD live, powernow what ever things that are turn on from BIOS effect so that wine does not understand CPU speed correctly ?
[03:58] <sattam> Tonya: press ALT+F2 , the type : gnome-terminal
[03:58] <Tonya> Terminal is not listed, it is GONE!
[03:58] <sebsebseb> furythor: what's interesting?
[03:58] <StupidWeasel> Or so as Sattam says :)
[03:58] <JamesB192> sattam not with the currently supported FAT modules I think. check out umsdos or ask someone else.
[03:58] <test34> sebsebseb: it's just funny how you tell someone to not use enter so many times and you say that on 6 different lines
[03:59] <burf> ha
[03:59] <furythor> I run some tests with BIOS settings to see if my issue gets solved
[03:59] <burf> !enter | sebsebseb
[03:59] <sebsebseb> test34: ah well,   I like using enter :)
[03:59] <Tonya> ALT+F2 does not open terminal for me either
[03:59] <sattam> JamesB192: thanks , i will try it
[03:59] <kingjames> need help for a sec
[04:00] <sebsebseb> burf: heh ok
[04:00] <VinceN> Testing 123
[04:00] <deviant-route> @Tonya is there any chance you accidentaly removed it?
[04:00] <mechdave> test34, if you put it in .bash_profile it should run on login I believe
[04:00] <kingjames> need help with install
[04:00] <Tonya> anything is possible.  I tried using it, but it wouldn't take my password.  I exited it, and it was gone.
[04:01] <sebsebseb> test34: however it's good for burf or anyone else, to keep their issue  rather together,  when  asking the question and that
[04:01] <test34> mechdave: I tried that, then logged out and logged back in and the binary still couldn't be found
[04:01] <sebsebseb> test34: since makes it easier for helpers to read
[04:01] <eon01> any one know how can gedit converts  HTML Symbol Entities Codes to a normal text ????!!!!!!!
[04:01] <mechdave> test34, if you put it in .profile does it work then?
[04:02] <kingjames> no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!
[04:02] <kingjames> no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!
[04:02] <kingjames> no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!
[04:02] <kingjames> no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!
[04:02] <FloodBot2> kingjames: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:02] <test34> mechdave: let me try that
[04:02] <deviant-route> what were you doing before it disappear
[04:02] <test34> brb
[04:02] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I notice that gunzip deletes the archive when used. Is it possible to make it keep the archive?
[04:02] <mechdave> test34, one of them should work ;)
[04:02] <bruenig> wfiuewfew: cp it first
[04:02] <kingjames> no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?!?!no root file found, can someone please help?!?
[04:02] <mechdave> kingjames, That is no way to get us to help you
[04:03] <deviant-route> calm down kingjames
[04:03] <StupidWeasel> Humm, I currently keep the bulk of my music collection on a usb harddisc. The problem with that is that, when the usb harddisc is not attached, rhythmbox freezes up checking the existance of each file in the library (we're talking about 200gb+ of music here). Is there any way I can stop it doing this? Or speed up the process?
[04:03] <wfiuewfew> bruenig: no other way? Such a switch
[04:03] <kingjames> my bad haha
[04:03] <bruenig> kingjames: could you repeat that, I didn't read it
[04:03] <JamesB192> wfiuewfew: yeah, I think the -c flag might do that. pipes it to the console but you can work around that.
[04:03] <bruenig> wfiuewfew: read the man
[04:03] <kingjames> lmao
[04:03] <Tonya> deviant-route: I was trying to run libdvdcss4 to play a dvd, and terminal asked for password, but nothing would type into terminal.
[04:03] <kingjames> i try to install, and it says no root file is defined.
[04:03] <kingjames> anyone know how to make it define root file?
[04:04] <deviant-route> Tonya its not going to show your password, but it is still typing
[04:04] <Tonya> deviant-route: the curser wasn't even moving.  But terminal is gone now, what do I do now?
[04:05] <Tonya> deviant-route: I even restarted computer to see if terminal would come back
[04:05] <irfan_> how to install font in gimp
[04:05] <mechdave> kingjames, trying to install Ubuntu?
[04:06] <rojoloco47> thanks deviant-route i got that Channel :)
[04:06] <irfan_> how to install new fonts in gimp
[04:06] <thomas_> anyone have any experience managing a ipod using floola or banshee?
[04:06] <kingjames> yeah dave
[04:06] <CyberCr33p> does someone tether iphone with ubuntu?
[04:06] <sebsebseb> thomas_: floola  not heard of that one
[04:07] <Phase> Anyone know of a program like xmessage, but offers better support for customizing the window?
[04:07] <thomas_> Its been around for a awhile but I just started using it
[04:07] <kingjames> trying to install ubunt, cant
[04:07] <test34> mechdave: it didnt work either, here is the line I added to .bashrc, .bash_profile and .profile -> export PATH=$PATH:~/apps/acrobatreader/Adobe/Reader9/bin/
[04:07] <kingjames> someone help please?
[04:07] <irfan_> please tell me anyone
[04:07] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ah ha
[04:07] <kingjames> what? :P
[04:07] <sebsebseb> kingjames: root as in /  your  trying to put Ubuntu on?
[04:07] <irfan_> how to install new font in gimp 2.6
[04:07] <kingjames> yeah
[04:07] <crdlb> Phase: zenity is the gnome version; it's not that flexible, but it has a lot of widgets
[04:07] <mechdave> kingjames, The type of install you are interested in is the standard graphic install.. look at --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[04:08] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ok how are you trying to install?  manual partition or something?
[04:08] <Phase> crdlb, I'll look into it, thanks :)
[04:08] <mechdave> test34, you need to replace the ~/ with $HOME
[04:08] <kingjames> yup.
[04:08] <StupidWeasel> Humm, I currently keep the bulk of my music collection on a usb harddisc. The problem with that is that, when the usb harddisc is not attached, rhythmbox freezes up checking the existance of each file in the library (we're talking about 200gb+ of music here). Is there any way I can stop it doing this? Or speed up the process? Also (on a related note) is there an IRC channel for rhythmbox?
[04:08] <b-f> irfan_: install it using standard system tool, reboot.
[04:08] <sebsebseb> mechdave: well  yeah,  unless  kingjames  wants the faster booting Ext4 or something
[04:08] <irfan_> how
[04:08] <dody_keren> a
[04:08] <deviant-route> Tonya ok try this alt+F2 then type xterm, and tell me what happen
[04:08] <test34> irfan_: http://www.google.com/search?q=install+new+font+gimp+howto
[04:09] <b-f> irfan: poke around in system settings.
[04:09] <kingjames> sebsebseb: i go forward and it says no Root folder is defined.
[04:09] <sebsebseb> kingjames: your in manual install?
[04:09] <eon01> Hello , any one know how can gedit converts  HTML Symbol Entities Codes to a normal text ??? heeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllppppppppppppp please
[04:09] <kingjames> yes
[04:09] <mechdave> sebsebseb, seeing he doesn't understand what no root system is I decided to lead him into the install the easiest way possible so that he can get Ubuntu running and have a play :)
[04:09] <sebsebseb> kingjames: why>
[04:09] <sebsebseb> ?
[04:09] <sebsebseb> kingjames: normalley brand new users, will use guided install
[04:09] <kingjames> okay. lemme try.
[04:09] <thomas_> shouldn't the mount point be "/" and not "/root"?
[04:09] <irfan_> i want to install it into ubuntu
[04:10] <sebsebseb> kingjames: the graphical  install yeah,  which  mechdave   gave a link about
[04:10] <test34> mechdave: ok let me try that
[04:10] <irfan_> but here is written for XP
[04:10] <kingjames> sebsebseb: i wana put it in a certain destination though
[04:10] <sebsebseb> kingjames: by the way  if you still have the ISO good idea to check it, to make sure you got a good download
[04:10] <b-f> eon01: gedit is probably ascii-only, while many html charachters are not. Besides, html is written in ascii. gedit is not a html parser.
[04:10] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  kingjames
[04:11] <JamesB192> StupidWeasel: I might try having two libraries, one without the external drive and one with, and writing a script to have the right library in place. wouldn't work too great if you (un)plugged while rhythmbox is running.
[04:11]  * JamesB192 is a fool.
[04:11] <Tonya> deviant-route: I got a terminal, except it is black.  does it matter? :)
[04:11] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ok and where is that?
[04:11] <test34> mechdave: yes, thanks, that worked!
[04:11] <StupidWeasel> JamesB192, that's quite a good idea.
[04:11] <eon01> Thanks b-f yes I know , Gedit isn't a html parser , but is there any gedit plugin to do that ? thanks
[04:11] <kingjames> on a certain drive
[04:12] <deviant-route> Tonya no
[04:12] <burf> Q: can you still run Wine if your windows instal is on a different HDD??
[04:12] <StupidWeasel> I might give it a go. Should be able to have an event for the dive being unplugged as well.
[04:12] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ok
[04:12] <thomas_> anyone have any experience managing a ipod using floola or banshee?
[04:12] <test34> now I will find out which file fixed it
[04:12] <deviant-route> Tonya type sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal
[04:12] <sebsebseb> !partitions |  kingjames
[04:12] <b-f> My xorg.conf is not working. You can see my woes if you go to UbuntuForums and search for a post by Farmer of Bricks in a thread titled something involving xorg.conf and 1440x900. I have no link atm since my comp is off and I have no web browser handy on my DS.
[04:12] <JamesB192> burf: I don't see why not.
[04:12] <deviant-route> Tonya then type your password and enter
[04:13] <b-f> !xorg.conf
[04:13] <burf> is that what it does it tho - runs your windows install into the ubuntu desktop?
[04:13] <mechdave> test34, you could also use .bash_profile or .bashrc for the same thing. .bashrc usually is where I put all my extra paths and aliases in
[04:13] <sebsebseb> kingjames: is that hard disk empty that you want to put it on?
[04:13] <kingjames> yeah
[04:13] <kingjames> how do i put it there?
[04:13] <kingjames> ?
[04:13] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ok so  you got two hard disks?  one has Windows on it, and the other is blank?
[04:14] <kingjames> yeah
[04:14] <kingjames> i have a coupl
[04:14] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  kingjames
[04:14] <kingjames> total of like, 500 gigs
[04:14] <Tonya> deviant-route: thank you, it is working.  any tips on getting my dvd movies to play?
[04:14] <sebsebseb> kingjames: make the partitions on   the other hard disk, and then finnish off in manual install, that's how I would do it
[04:14] <burf> is there a version of snes9x on  linux - froma trusted source? that doesnt require wine?
[04:14] <deviant-route> yes give me a sec
[04:14] <kingjames> how do i make paartitions on the certain drive?
[04:15] <furythor> Hello, what can cause that programs that I am running on wine seem to get "frozen" all the time
[04:15] <sebsebseb> kingjames:   your trying Ubuntu right now from the Live CD?
[04:15] <dody_keren> g
[04:15] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  kingjames
[04:15] <JamesB192> Tonya: there are a couple libraries dvdcss and dvdread you might want. (package names will differ)
[04:15] <deviant-route> Tonya | sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:15] <kingjames> yeahh
[04:15] <sebsebseb> kingjames: and it's also on the Ubuntu Live CD in the Live session
[04:15] <kingjames> i think yeahh
[04:15] <sebsebseb> kingjames: system > adminisration > partition edditor
[04:16] <mechdave> kingjames, sebsebseb install the OS on the second hard disk (windows likes to be primary hard disk and primary partition) and then Ubuntu will detect windows and install the boot loader with the entry for windows in it
[04:16] <kingjames> okay, then what
[04:16] <dihi> Hey guys i deleted my swap partition with gparted and now im going to create on again with gparted. should i create it as primary or as extended or what? thanks
[04:16] <kingjames> yeah man. =\
[04:16] <sebsebseb> mechdave: yes I already know :)    since used    Linux  since 2004, but yeah he doesnt know
[04:16] <burf> oh cool snes9x - luv it
[04:16] <furythor> So what can cause that applications that I run with wine gets frozen every time
[04:17] <dihi> Any ideas?
[04:17] <sebsebseb> kingjames: ok  got the partition editor open now?
[04:17] <dody_keren> d
[04:17] <kingjames> it'll open, then close..
[04:17] <mechdave> sebsebseb, I would recommend that he installs the OS with the minimal complication, gparted will bork his windows partition if he clicks the wrong button
[04:18] <furythor> How I do make some applications trusted that are run with wine ?
[04:18] <sebsebseb> mechdave: well if he applys
[04:18] <sebsebseb> mechdave: something silly
[04:18] <sebsebseb> mechdave: yeah  I  was just thinking, gparted can probably be skipped, plus he is saying it closes on him
[04:18] <kingjames> sebsebseb: help in private chat?
[04:19] <kingjames> ?????????
[04:19] <sebsebseb> kingjames: could do, but   even though I  helped  newbies with  installs quite a few times,   mechdave  could also be useful for something
[04:19] <mechdave> sebsebseb, You are not there with him, DON'T get him doing potentially dangerous stuff... Remember when you first started... I know I started with the standard install
[04:19] <dihi> Hey guys i deleted my swap partition with gparted and now im going to create on again with gparted. should i create it as primary or as extended or what? thanks. By the way im on a macbook pro trying to triple boot windows mac osx and ubuntu
[04:20] <camoril> logical part
[04:20] <sebsebseb> mechdave: want to help him instead?   I want to go away from computer soon anyway
[04:20] <tofix> hello, i would like to make a SMTP proxy with postfix, seems stupid scenario, but i already have a Mail server , protected by a barracuda AntiSpam appliance that catch all the mails from internet , but i would like to put another "proxy" between internet and the barracuda , and provide greylisting by this way. I have some difficulties to create such a configuration, i think i should fullfill $mydestination with all my different domain, but do i have to do :
[04:20] <tofix>  "*   my.Antispam.ip" in /etc/postfix/transport or may i handle $relayhost for the mail not to be delivered locally but forward to the Antispam ?
[04:20] <gigiozzi> anyone online I need some help with something simple that is bugging me
[04:21] <Royall> gigiozzi: shoot
[04:21] <tofix> all the MTA are in the same LAN
[04:21] <gigiozzi> thanks Royall. I seem to have an audio problem. I can hear all sounds but system event sounds
[04:22] <gigiozzi> I can hear login sounds but no other system sounds like buttons, or trash bin emptying, etc
[04:22] <gigiozzi> I have Ubuntu 9.04 fresh install from yesterday
[04:22] <furythor> How I can add wine to "trusted" software ?
[04:22] <drygrain> :]
[04:22] <furythor> in 9.04
[04:22] <sebsebseb> kingjames: gparted shoudn't close  and   reading the dualboot link from the bot is good
[04:22] <sebsebseb> !dualboot | kingjames
[04:23] <Royall> hm, I don't know much about audio
[04:23] <Royall> !audio
[04:23] <NetEcho> is there any good editor suits in the ubuntu repo thats great for doing stuff like PHP, HTML, JAVA and other languages?
[04:23] <Royall> <3 ubottu
[04:23] <Royall> hm, he should handle that
[04:23] <b-f> gigiozzi: is your volume muted? Are the sounds ennabled in System Settings?
[04:23] <Royall> (s)he
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !gender |  Royall
[04:23] <Royall> (s)he(it)
[04:23] <CyberKitsune_> Hello everyone, I'm having a problem, my system is really slowing down after about an hour, to the point that it almost locks up when launching apps. My RAM isn't very used at all, but my Swap is 95% used and never frees up/
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !love > Royall
[04:24] <gigiozzi> yes all sounds are enabled and I can hear them in the sound settings if I click the test button
[04:24] <KitsunePC> Hi
[04:24] <Tonya> deviante-route: I have installed what you said, now what?  I put in a dvd and try to play, and the player opens, then closes right away without doing anything
[04:24] <gigiozzi> however they do not seem to be triggered by system events
[04:24] <KitsunePC> I've got a problem...
[04:24] <KitsunePC> I can't resize my Windows Vista partition so I can install Ubuntu
[04:24] <t0s> how do i restart x
[04:25] <sebsebseb> kingjames: gparted shodun't just close on you,  and looks like you have gone away
[04:25] <unop> t0s, sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart
[04:25] <nimrod> grub seems like a stronger bootloader than Lilo
[04:25] <JamesB192> NetEcho: Eclipse? I don't program so I wouldn't know
[04:25] <cc4> hi . why can't I see a .local folder on my home user folder?
[04:25] <simon123> KitsunePC: fix errors on the windows partition first
[04:25] <cc4> I want to force the trash to be deleted
[04:25] <furythor> Are latest nvidia drivers available for 8.04 ?
[04:25] <KitsunePC> It told me to use ntfsclone --rescue ...
[04:25] <KitsunePC> I did that in terminal and nothing happened o.o
[04:25] <thomas_> anyone have any experience managing a ipod using floola or banshee?
[04:25] <unop> cc4, files starting with a . are hidden by default .. press ctrl+h to have them visible.
[04:26] <nimrod> seems like they are
[04:26] <burf> anyone know if snes9x also pays nes roms or do i need another emulator?
[04:26] <CyberKitsune_> Using htop I can see that my RAM useage doesn't really change, but my Swap just gets used and used and never frees up as my system slows down
[04:26] <simon123> KitsunePC: run from windows command prompt "chkdsk"
[04:26] <KitsunePC> I did that too
[04:26] <cc4> unop: neither
[04:26] <KitsunePC> It said in Windows uhh
[04:26] <KitsunePC> "Cannot open volume for direct access."
[04:26] <cc4> unop: no .local folder. others starting with . yes
[04:26] <deviant-route> whats the problem thomas
[04:26] <KitsunePC> after I restarted
[04:27] <KitsunePC> it did that
[04:27] <thomas_> @ burf u need another emulator jnes fceux etc
[04:27] <unop> cc4, so you're looking for the trash directory but you have no .local ?
[04:27] <unop> !trash | cc4
[04:27] <simon123> KitsunePC: but don't interrupt it - sometimes it takes time
[04:27] <KitsunePC> nono
[04:27] <KitsunePC> I'm not interrupting it
[04:27] <cc4> unop: yes
[04:27] <KitsunePC> it says "Cannot open volume for direct access." and then skips it
[04:27] <KitsunePC> and then Windows starts
[04:28] <wolf23> bruenig,  wb dude
[04:28] <thomas_> Well floola won't properly restore my ipod songs appear but won't play if I advance the song the ipod restarts and banshee won't recognize my ipod
[04:28] <penguin-up> ubuntu 8.04 works really poorly on youtube...what needs to be done to fix this?
[04:28] <cc4> unop: I can't see the .local folder
[04:28] <wolf23> bruenig,  i am happy right now coz i see you here :)
[04:28] <daurn> hey, how do I upgrade to karmic from jaunty?
[04:28] <thomas_> @penguin you probably need to update your version of flash
[04:28] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  daurn
[04:28] <penguin-up> ok
[04:28] <thomas_> is karmic even in beta yet?
[04:28] <sebsebseb> thomas_: no still alpha
[04:29] <thomas_> lol thought so
[04:29] <simon123> KitsunePC: then something is very wrong with your windows installation
[04:29] <deviant-route> thomas what message does banshee desplay
[04:29] <JamesB192> I thought it was beta 4 or something like that.
[04:29] <thomas_> Unfortunately I'll miss karmic since I'll be in Iraq
[04:29] <deviant-route> karmic is in beta 5 i think
[04:29] <sebsebseb> JamesB192: Alpha 5 this Thursday
[04:29] <furythor> argh, gonna try 8.04 if it would work any better
[04:29] <KitsunePC> simon123: I don't give a shit about Windows, just my files and crap
[04:29] <tofix> CyberKitsune_ : top -b -n 1 | grep -w D
[04:30] <Tonya> deviante-route: I have installed what you said, now what?  I put in a dvd and try to play, and the player opens, then closes right away without doing anything
[04:30] <sebsebseb> deviant-route: see above if you missed it
[04:30] <thomas_> what player you using tonya?
[04:30] <deviant-route> Tonya what player are you using
[04:31] <thomas_> echo echo :P
[04:31] <simon123> KitsunePC: chkdsk C: /f
[04:31] <KitsunePC> did that too
[04:31] <KitsunePC> "Cannot open volume for direct access."
[04:31] <CyberKitsune_> tofix:  2866 root      20   0  528m  72m  10m D   27  7.6   7:19.80 Xorg
[04:31] <CyberKitsune_>             720 root      15  -5     0    0    0 D    0  0.0   0:02.48 kjournald2
[04:31] <KitsunePC> :/
[04:31] <Tonya> I have Movie Player and VLC, and I try to play with either one, and it shuts down immediately
[04:31] <simon123> KitsunePC: do you have C:
[04:31] <gigiozzi> alright I'm checking the guide someone sent, if I have any success I'll let you know
[04:32] <KitsunePC> Of course I have C:.
[04:32] <KitsunePC> <_<
[04:32] <deviant-route> thomas i had that problem once all i did was disconnect the ipod and connect and it works
[04:32] <deviant-route> Tonya try mplayer
[04:32] <ipatrol> An FSF article mentioned that fress software projects should not support any proprietary software
[04:32] <yellowrooster> how can i get irc:// links in firefox to open up in pidgin?
[04:32] <thomas_> is the drive mounted?
[04:32] <simon123> KitsunePC: see this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265
[04:32] <KitsunePC> thanks, I'll check it out
[04:32] <tofix> CyberKitsune_ : you seems to have some issue with your Video driver ....
[04:32] <burf> anyone now how to calibrate and setup a controller via USB in ubuntu - i cant find a controller/joystick GUI in the menus?
[04:33] <tofix> CyberKitsune_ : Ati radeon HD ?
[04:33] <burf> already installed libusb-dev
[04:33] <thomas_> @deviant, I've tried that and used different restoration points in floola still same errors in ipod
[04:33] <ipatrol> What was implied is that we shold drop all restricted and multiverse software from our distros and repos
[04:33] <ipatrol> Comment?
[04:33] <CyberKitsune_> tofix: Ok, I have an Inte X3100 Media Accelerator GPU
[04:33] <CyberKitsune_> Intel*
[04:34] <deviant-route> thomas what ipod do you have
[04:34] <thomas_> I'd like to try with banshee but it doesn't recognize the ipod
[04:34] <thomas_> The repair option I mean
[04:34] <thomas_> Its a ipod classic
[04:34] <thomas_> 80GB
[04:34] <deviant-route> do you have the latest firmware for it
[04:35] <tofix> CyberKitsune_ : you always have this issue or it's after an update ?
[04:35] <johncomposed1> hey, i am running linux mint on my other machine which won't boot up on default settings. i then chose recovery mode and it tried to fsck my machine. for some reason, it couldn't fsck my machine and said i needed to log in as root, then it gave me a prompt to type in my root password.
[04:35] <thomas_> 1.1.2 is the installed version
[04:36] <yellowrooster> where in my hard drive is the pidgin program located? It doesn't seem to be in /bin
[04:36] <ipatrol> !mint
[04:36] <johncomposed1> so, what is the default linux mint password
[04:36] <johncomposed1> ah
[04:36] <johncomposed1> in that case, what is the default ubuntu root password
[04:36] <arooni-mobile___> so i'm trying to reinstall ubuntu jaunty.  i want to use software raid1.  when i booted into ubuntu live cd; i set up an array with one correct partition and the other using the MISSING keyword.  can i just boot the alternate cd and destroy existing arrays and partitions and start over?  or do i need to do do something in the live cd first?
[04:37] <Ladaubilis> Hello, I am trying to install ubuntu over windows 7 using unetbootin and a usb external hard disk drive, i am having no luck other then being able to do wubi. Any help is greatly appreciated
[04:37] <Tonya> deviant-route:  I installed and tried mplayer, and I got message "Seek Failed".
[04:37] <JamesB192> johncomposed1: ubuntu has a root user? I thought admin task got ran under sudo.
[04:37] <ipatrol> is there a place I can talk about things critical to our project without being encumbered by frilly customer support issues?
[04:37] <CyberKitsune_> tofix: I'm not sure, I just installed recently...
[04:38] <tofix> CyberKitsune_ : paste the result of "free" , just to be sure
[04:38] <sebsebseb> !attitude  | ipatrol
[04:38] <sebsebseb> !ot  | ipatrol
[04:39] <Tonya> am I supposed to unmount my dvd player before popping out dvd?
[04:39] <ipatrol> thanks ubottu for the tip
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  ipatrol
[04:39] <thomas_> @tonya no
[04:39] <Tonya> thomas: thanks
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !bot |  ipatrol
[04:39] <CyberKitsune_> tofix: paste or pastebin?
[04:39]  * StupidWeasel rolls his eyes
[04:39] <deviant-route> @ Tonya tell you what go to this site http://ubuntu-tweak.com/ and dowload it and install it tell me when your done
[04:39] <StupidWeasel> Abusing those commands again Seb =P
[04:40] <sebsebseb> StupidWeasel: Am I?