[09:16] <wedo> hello all: I had resized my swap to a bigger capacity by GParted, but when I look to the System monitor I find the swap capacity still as it was before resizing, ANY HELP PLZ?
[09:17] <DasEi> hipitihop: bad syntax, just out the edge : ps -aux | grep display
[09:18] <xumuk> hipitihop,  env | grep -i gdmsession
[09:19] <ranjan> wedo :: please have an look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[09:19] <hipitihop> x
[09:20] <xumuk> hipitihop, di u get it?
[09:21] <ranjan> wedo :: after creating more amount of swap you need to update those entries in fstab file  .. so that system can get correct  information
[09:21] <Uunreal> hey everyone, I have a question. I'm trying to enter the PulseAudio daemon but I get a "daemon is already running" error message. How can I get into it?
[09:22] <wedo> ranjan, how to update it in fstab?
[09:22] <hipitihop> xumuk, sorry, having keyboard probs here... ok so ' env | grep -i gdmsession' shows gnome, so what does it mean when it shows nothing for another session when I login via ssh ?
[09:22] <AbortD> can amarok be installed in gnome without bringing abunch of kde garbage with it?
[09:22] <ranjan> wedo :: by using this command "sudo gedit /etc/fstab"
[09:22] <abhinav> AbortD: it needs the kde infra
[09:23] <ranjan> wedo:; things'll open in gedit
[09:23] <AbortD> damn
[09:23] <wedo> ranjan, so I have to write the new capacity myself, isn't it?
[09:23] <DasEi> AbortD: if you want a tighter one, use vlc
[09:23] <FireCrotch> AbortD: It'll bring a bunch of KDE stuff, no garbage though
[09:23] <abhinav> AbortD: and kde has improved quite a lot in recent years. I don't know what impression you have reg it :) (I had the same impression, from 6-7 yrears back. launched it in karmic and was pleasantly surprised)
[09:23] <xumuk> hipitihop, eeeee.... what? It shows nothing when u do what?
[09:23] <ranjan> wedo:; yes ... I think so
[09:24] <wedo> ranjan, thank you
[09:24] <AbortD> i just like how gnome is set up
[09:24] <theadmin> Hello again. I haz lamp-server. I want to install PhpMyAdmin and make it interact with the MySQL of that server, how can I?
[09:24] <abhinav> AbortD: that's fine. but it isn't garbage. :)
[09:24] <DasEi> wedo: if you want the uuid, sudo blkid will tell you correct uuid of new swap, but can use /dev/sd**, too
[09:25] <xumuk> theadmin, can u log in as root in phpmyadmin?
[09:25] <hipitihop> xumuk, when I do  'env | grep -i gdmsession' in this session it shows 'GDMSESSION=gnome' however if I log into another user via ssh, the same command just returns showing nothing
[09:25] <theadmin> xumuk: Well, managed to do so on Windows
[09:25] <hipitihop> xumuk, maybe you
[09:25] <AbortD> never said it was but last time i installed a kde program i got like every kde package
[09:25] <ranjan> wedo:; yes you need it to update as .. this is the change that has been introduced in the system after installing it .. so system have it's own record which need to be updated .. so that ubuntu can gave you an correct information ..
[09:25] <wedo> DasEi, I will try it now
[09:26] <FireCrotch> theadmin: sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin   is all you need to do
[09:26] <DasEi> wedo: sudo fdisk -l to list your partitioons, figure out /dev for swap ..
[09:26] <xumuk> hipitihop, is there xorg on ssh?
[09:26] <theadmin> FireCrotch: Well... wow.
[09:26] <abhinav> AbortD: Depends on the dependencies. for amarok, it got some stuff like kde libs, etc. but not the desktop environment itself.
[09:27] <karmickola> can anyone tell me how to upgrade to ubuntu 10.04
[09:27] <abhinav> !lucid | karmickola
[09:27] <theadmin> karmickola: It's in a beta stage, you sure you want it?
[09:27]  * sunkoo smile
[09:27] <ardchoille> !upgrade | karmickola
[09:27] <DasEi> karmickola: not at all now, fresh install , not released yet >> #ubuntu+1
[09:27] <AbortD> abhinav, if i can setup kde to look like gnome i would get it :P
[09:27] <theadmin> karmickola: If so, there is some flag for update manager to update to the development version, read the manpage.
[09:27] <theadmin> DasEi: ^
[09:27] <FireCrotch> karmickola: if you have to ask how to upgrade to Lucid beta, then it's probably not a good idea for you to do so
[09:28] <Gorlist> Good morning, ubuntu 9.10, im not getting any audio out of my front jack to the headphones, done a search and turned up a thread where they disable Independent HP un 9.04 - however the menu they suggest no longer exsists in 9.10. Anyhelp!
[09:28] <karmickola> thanks!
[09:28] <ardchoille> FireCrotch: good point
[09:28] <Ubuntuslav> hi
[09:28] <karmickola> hi ubuntuslav
[09:28] <hoban> hello everyone. I'm looking for recommendations for a SIP client compatible with an asterisk server. I have currently tried both twinkle and qutecom and while each works, they consume 100% cpu after a fairly lengthy call ( I need to make  calls that are 8+ hours long)
[09:29] <DasEi> hoban: ekiga or skype
[09:29] <ranjan> gorlist:: i hope you need to make some change in ::; sound preferance ..
[09:29] <Uunreal> Does anyone know how to start up the PulseAudio daemon? I'm trying so I can follow along with the official configuration guide on their website. But I keep getting the error message saying that I can't start it up and get into it's console because it's already running. Unless I run it as superuser, but I want to configure only my limited user account's PA settings, not the whole computer.
[09:29] <Gorlist> ranjan, volumecontrol->preferences, there is Independent HP
[09:30] <xumuk> theadmin, try to log in phpmyadmin as root with pass u assigned while installing lamp...
[09:30] <hoban> DasEi, thanks, I don't think skype is capable of connecting to an asterisk server and last I checked ekiga didn't work either. I'll look again though
[09:30] <theadmin> Uunreal: Stop the global daemon first. (i think something like "sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop"
[09:30] <theadmin> xumuk: I don't have any problem with logging in. I just wanted to know how to install it, solved already
[09:30] <ranjan> gorlist:: may I can know .. which version of ubuntu are you using :: is it 9.10
[09:30] <wedo> DasEi, fstab has the same uuid of the blkid
[09:30] <ranjan> or 9.04
[09:30] <Gorlist> ranjan, 9.10
[09:30] <DasEi> hoban: I'm quite sure I read a howto on it, ekiga == asterisk
[09:30] <Uunreal> theadmin: I'll try that, I was trying to stop the global daemon by killing PA's PID.
[09:31] <DasEi> wedo: after resizing swap ?
[09:31] <Gorlist> ranjan, I took a quick look in alsamixer, and couldn't find anything related to the problem they where suggesting
[09:31] <wedo> yes
[09:31] <xumuk> theadmin, Install what? if u can log in it's allready installed)
[09:31] <hoban> DasEi, great. I'll look around for something similar. Thank you.
[09:31] <karmickola> hi ubuntuslav
[09:32] <ranjan> Gorlist :: ok .. please have an right click on speaker icon on notification are.. and open sound properties
[09:32] <DasEi> wedo: then sth. went wrong, if you resize a partition, it's uuid will change
[09:32] <theadmin> xumuk: XD Well, it was not installed. I could log in on my other machine, where it was preinstalled or smth
[09:32] <Gorlist> ranjan, done
[09:32] <ranjan> Gorlist :: please go on to the output tab ..
[09:32] <DasEi> wedo: you did the resize from a live cd btw. least unmounted swap for resizing ?
[09:32] <wedo> the capacity in the fdisk -l appears correctly
[09:32] <karmickola> ubuntuslav-which os r u using
[09:33] <Gorlist> ranjan, yep (ive already tried changing the connector)
[09:33] <xumuk> theadmin, what's the task now?
[09:33] <theadmin> DasEi: What!! You mean if i resize a partition using a livecd my fstab will be messed up?
[09:33] <theadmin> xumuk: Nothing, thanks for help but i solved stuff already
[09:33] <DasEi> theadmin: if it's uuid, as is per default, yes
[09:33] <wedo> DasEi, I resized it by Gparted and I did unmounted it before resizing
[09:33] <xumuk> theadmin, ok
[09:33] <Thijx> lets dance.
[09:34] <theadmin> DasEi: ...That's NOT user-friendly. How on earth can i get it back to normal after resizing?
[09:34] <Gorlist> ranjan, ah its working!
[09:34] <Gorlist> ranjan, thanks
[09:34] <ranjan> Gorlist :: it does't help in fixing your problem ..  this was the problem once with my set up on computer by changing it's seting .. it help me in fixing it ..
[09:34] <DasEi> !blkid > theadmin
[09:34] <Gorlist> ranjan, rgr
[09:34] <Gorlist> all working now :)
[09:34] <ranjan> hope have some time and play with all the possible combination ..
[09:35] <ranjan> ok great
[09:35] <ranjan> :)
[09:35] <theadmin> DasEi: And how can i do that, if i wouldn't be able to boot after resizing (it won't mount properly...)
[09:35] <karmickola> can anyone tell me whick one is better compiz or compiz fusion
[09:35] <llutz> theadmin: use a live-cd too
[09:35] <theadmin> karmickola: Fusion is a dead project, afaik, no?
[09:35] <xumuk> karmickola, better for what? try both...
[09:36] <DasEi> wedo: that's strange, least if fstab is equal to blkid, you're fine, try a reboot, worst thing is a stuck > live-cd, comment swap, sys will start without swap for debugging then
[09:36] <llutz> theadmin: or edit grub-options at boottime to boot once
[09:36] <ranjan> theadmin :: are you going to resize /
[09:36] <theadmin> ranjan: No, just wondering what would happen if i were
[09:37] <karmickola> xumuk  - do u know the place from where i can download drivers
[09:37] <Mowee> Hi o/
[09:37] <DasEi> theadmin: as said, call blkid and re-check fstab
[09:37] <theadmin> DasEi: Well, thanks.
[09:37] <ranjan> theadmin :: not an problem .. just try to update the fstab entry accordingly .. but try to make all the backup before .. making such attemp..
[09:38] <llutz> wedo: "sudo swapoff -a" then" sudo mkswap /dev/sdXY" change /etc/fstab to new UUID and "sudo swapon -a"
[09:38] <xumuk> karmickola, for what?
[09:39] <karmickola> video drivers
[09:39] <ranjan> theadmin :: and I'll never sugest any body to resize / directory .. or ext3/4 part ..
[09:39] <wedo> DasEi, can u check that plz http://pastebin.com/JCUf67ER
[09:39] <llutz> wedo: if you use hibernation, also change UUID in /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
[09:40] <wedo> llutz, XY means the partition ID?
[09:40] <llutz> wedo: yes
[09:40] <llutz> wedo: /dev/sda7    according to your paste
[09:40] <wedo> llutz, yes it is
[09:41] <DasEi> wedo: looks correct so far, strange if resising worked and you called no other function
[09:41] <wedo> llutz, i will try the commands now
[09:42] <DasEi> wedo: you wouldn't have been able to resize, unles unmmounted, afterwards it'll have changed uuid at re-mount
[09:42] <wedo> Dasda, the System monitor shows the old capacity and actually I do not know if the system works with new capacity or uses only the capacity shown in the system monitor
[09:43] <DasEi> wedo: see, resizing wasn't done then, there you go, got to do it again
[09:43] <wedo> DasEi, the System monitor shows the old capacity and actually I do not know if the system works with new capacity or uses only the capacity shown in the system monitor
[09:43] <Life_Support> hey ppl  I have big problem with my ubuntu after trying to update to 2.6.31-20-generic
[09:43] <DasEi> wedo: see, resizing wasn't done then, there you go, got to do it again
[09:43] <DasEi> wedo: sudo gparted
[09:43] <wedo> DasEi, GParted show that the swap is at the new size
[09:43] <llutz> wedo: vmstat -s|grep "swap cache"           to check size
[09:44] <Life_Support> now  I'm unable to start my PC even with the ubuntu CD
[09:44] <rameshwor> how do i setup my screen resoluton from a configuration text file.. ? i just forgot that ..
[09:44] <Life_Support> always freezes
[09:44] <ranjan> one thing I would like to ask you all as I don't kill my laptop I mean I dont use to shutdown where as i use to hibernate it .. is there any option .. that can make this feature a bit faster .... thanks in advance
[09:44] <ddlo> FloodBot4 - JI
[09:44] <ddlo> FloodBot4 - HI
[09:45] <theadmin> ranjan: more swap - faster hibernation
[09:45] <wedo> llutz, its 183312 K swap cache
[09:45] <llutz> wedo:  as it should be?
[09:45] <Jun1us> Life_Support: what happens when you try and boot?
[09:45] <Life_Support> shows only blinking cursor
[09:46] <wedo> llutz: no the new size was 1.4 gb
[09:46] <theadmin> Life_Support: Wait, if it doesn't boot even from CD it means it's some problem with hard drive or other hardware. Or a bad cd, but... can you boot _anything_ at all?
[09:46] <Uunreal> theadmin: I tried "/etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop". It says the it's stopping the daemon. But even after that I'll go to get into the PA console and I'll get the same error message about the daemon already running.
[09:46] <rameshwor> setting screen resolution .?
[09:47] <theadmin> Uunreal: Uh, did you run that with sudo? Because otherwise it will stop your user daemon.
[09:47] <llutz> wedo: vmstat -s|grep "total swap"
[09:47] <Jun1us> rameshwor: system -> preferences -> screen resolution
[09:47] <ranjan> theadmin:: I lapi is having 1gibs of ram and I have assinged 2gibs for swap .. is this enougf .. for faster hibernation .. or I need to add more .. for this ..
[09:47] <Life_Support> theadmin until 2 days ago I was abel to run 2.6.31-19-generic with edit line now it freezes too
[09:47] <rameshwor> Jun1us: : from command line ??
[09:47] <theadmin> ranjan: Should be more then enough
[09:48] <wedo> llutz,  417648 K total swap (the old size)
[09:48] <ranjan> do you have any idea regarding ramfs .. what is it ?? any idea
[09:48] <karmic> hi ddlo
[09:48] <llutz> wedo: after mkswap.... ?
[09:48] <dudeface> hi all
[09:48] <ddlo> hi karmic
[09:48] <karmic> dudeface - hi from me
[09:49] <dudeface> hi
[09:49] <ddlo> hi dude face
[09:49] <dudeface> is this where i talk about coding?
[09:49] <dudeface> i am keen to help the project
[09:49] <rsk> dudeface what kind of coding
[09:49] <Uunreal> theadmin: I'm running Debian (don't have sudo setup currently) and I only want to stop my user daemon. Because when editing PA it recommends only editing my limited user settings, not doing anything system-wide. But just for the heck of it, I logged in as superuser, ran the same command, logged out, and tried to enter the PA daemon as limited user and I got the same message. I could just edit the whole thing as superuser as I wanted.
[09:49] <Uunreal> But from what I've read that's not recommended.
[09:49] <karmic> dudeface - do u pogram in c?
[09:50] <utvkl> for simple remote webconfig, like apache and users, is there a (non) commercial alternativ to webmin?
[09:50] <dudeface> well, i have recently sold my business, and am getting bored, so i am keen to code for ubuntu full time
[09:50] <rsk> dudeface there's nothing stopping you.
[09:50] <Jun1us> rameshwor: sorry were you asking a question or responding to another one, its been a long day
[09:50] <karmic> dudeface - do u pogram in c?
[09:50] <dudeface> and what i want is a better end user experience, and was wondering weather to start here, or to talk to the gnome guys
[09:51]  * xumuk apt-get moo
[09:51] <dudeface>  i program in c and assembly
[09:51] <rsk> dudeface send patches to the gnome ml
[09:51] <xumuk>  _____________
[09:51] <xumuk>  < apt-get moo >
[09:51] <xumuk>   -------------
[09:51] <xumuk>          \   ^__^
[09:51] <xumuk>           \  (oo)\_______
[09:51] <FloodBot4> xumuk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:51] <karmic> dudeface - thats cool
[09:51] <dudeface> but i want to present myself as a project manger for something
[09:51] <rsk> dudeface why?
[09:51] <dudeface> i think i can be better than a coder
[09:51] <dudeface> well, i work for xbmc
[09:52] <rsk> dudeface the only project manager you can be is if you fork a project and be your own manager
[09:52] <ranjan> xumuk :: how did you make this type of entry .. are you an programmer ..
[09:52] <dudeface> and it has to be one of the best open sourse projects right now
[09:52] <rsk> dudeface you can't just sai"hey guys i wanna be your project manager"
[09:52] <dudeface> i think i can improve gtk a large ammount
[09:52] <wedo> llutz, when I do mkswap it says "/dev/sda7: Device or resource busy"
[09:52] <rsk> dudeface so send patched to gtk then
[09:52] <rsk> patches*
[09:52] <dudeface> well if i am not wanted i will just go work for bsd
[09:52] <llutz> wedo: "sudo swapoff -a" then" sudo mkswap /dev/sdXY" change /etc/fstab to new UUID and "sudo swapon -a"
[09:52] <xumuk> Ranakah, I'd like to be IT))
[09:53] <llutz> wedo: you have to switch swap off before
[09:53] <wedo> llutz, i made swapoff and it said "Killed"
[09:53] <dudeface> ubuntu obviously has a large hand in gnome, was just wondering if anyone knew what channel to join
[09:53] <xumuk> ranjan, I'd like to be IT))
[09:53] <wedo> llutz, and when i tried mkswap it said "/dev/sda7: Device or resource busy"
[09:54] <rsk> dudeface there's no channel where you can be a project manager for a day no
[09:54] <dudeface> your loss, see ya
[09:54] <ranjan> xumuk :: great
[09:55] <ranjan> xumuk :: can I send you Pm
[09:55] <llutz> wedo: sudo swapoff -v /dev/sda7
[09:55] <rsk> what a troll
[09:55] <wedo> llutz, i do swapoff again now
[09:55] <xumuk> ranjan, it's just ASCII graphic)
[09:55] <rameshwor> Jun1us: sorry i was late too.. anyway i was asking how to configure screen resolution through command line .. editing a text file. don't know which one ..
[09:57] <wedo> llutz, the same result
[09:57] <mobius2> greetings ;]
[09:58] <Nirkus> hi! anyone tried ubuntu karmic with the new intel core i5/i7 integrated GPUs yet?
[09:58] <frff> yeah
[09:58] <Nirkus> frff: @me? :)
[09:58] <llutz> wedo: that's odd, last idea: use a live-cd for mkswap
[10:00] <wedo> llutz, I cannot use cd on my pc, is there any way
[10:00] <mohsin1> hello, I was part of a LAN but I installed a wireless router and setup a small network of three computers at my home. How can I now access the external server?
[10:00] <Ubuntuslav> net install
[10:00] <mobius2> I'm  having an issue with a new game I've installed.  The game runs fine, except that when  I exit the game,  my primary display ( laptop native LCD )  gets "turned off"  and I have to manually go into the display settings and  turn it back on. Not a big deal but annoying....
[10:00] <llutz> wedo: disable swap in /etc/fstab, reboot, try again
[10:00] <Spyzer> Hi is there any GSOC mentor available here. I am a student aspiring for GSOC 2010 and wish to discuss a project idea with a mentor.
[10:01] <wedo> ok
[10:01] <mobius2> perhaps a script  for turning it back on  which could reside on the display  that is left on?
[10:01] <wedo> brb
[10:01] <kalesian> mohsin1: please explain further what you are trying to do
[10:01] <bovv> I suddenly started having trouble with my headphone jack... inserting headphones does not mute the speakers.  Any fixes?  (Ubuntu 9.10 NBR, EeePC 1005HA)
[10:01] <Spyzer> ubuntu-soc is supposed to be the chat area for GSOC purposes but it ain't seems to be running.
[10:02] <anonyme> hi
[10:03] <xig> once installed sth like linux-backports-modules-karmic, how can one ensure the new, backported module is loaded in the future, and not the old one?
[10:03] <bovv> hi
[10:03] <kalesian> mohsin1: what external server?
[10:03] <mobius2> bovv,  could you paste output of dmesg to pastebin?
[10:03] <bovv> Ah... I did install the "backports" package as well (that's how I got mic working for Skype)
[10:04] <bovv> mobius2: OK... give me a sec.
[10:04] <mobius2> bovv,  what happens when you  use the rear port?
[10:04] <bovv> mobius2: "rear port"?  what's that?
[10:04] <Spyzer> If there is any GSOC mentor available kindly respond back.
[10:04] <mobius2> bovv,  * typo *
[10:04] <mobius2> is what that is ^_^
[10:05] <ranjan> does any body know how to share internet with windows macine .. from ubuntu ..
[10:05] <mobius2> yes paste output of dmesg   for sound chip id
[10:05] <bovv> k
[10:05] <xig> i installed linux-backports-modules-karmic to get a different version of the ath9k module, but i dont know which one gets loaded now. is there anything to configure after installing that package?
[10:05] <theadmin> xig: Usually it autoconfigures
[10:06] <bovv> mobius: how do I identify the "sound section" of the dmesg?
[10:07] <mobius2> bovv one moment
[10:07] <theadmin> I seriously hope Ubuntu will some day stop messing Firefox
[10:07] <xig> are the backported modules installed in /lib/modules/<version>/updates ?
[10:07] <mobius2> b one moment
[10:07] <xumuk> bovv, dmesg | grep -i sound section
[10:08] <bovv> Neither the words "sound" nor "audio" appear in my dmesg.
[10:08] <bovv> dmesg | egrep -i "(sound|audio)"
[10:08] <DarthPuff> hello
[10:08] <theadmin> whoz egrep, bovv
[10:08] <mobius2> bovv,  if you could paste the output of the dmesg to pastebin  that would be great
[10:09] <theadmin> DarthPuff: Hi. If you have any Ubuntu questions, ask them straight away
[10:09] <sami> Hi, is there an easy way to upgrade kernel from 2.6.27 to 2.6.32 on hardy?
[10:09] <mohsin1> kalesian: It is a windows server. Actually I am part of a LAN
[10:09] <DarthPuff> is there a command i can run to rename a bunch of folders? they are all named "blah rar" and i would like them to be named just "blah".
[10:09] <bovv> mobius2: ok
[10:09] <Slart> DarthPuff: yes.. there is a multi-rename tool.. don't remember the name though.. hang on.. let me search a bit
[10:10] <DarthPuff> Slart: thank you
[10:10] <eremite> sami: I suggest you just upgrade the distro.
[10:10] <llutz> DarthPuff: use "rename"
[10:10] <progre55> hi people! how do you cut the first two and the last two letters from each line from a file?
[10:10] <psycho_oreos> there's a command line based program called rename which can accept regexp inputs
[10:10] <sami> eremite: Yes, i'm thinking about it.
[10:10] <eremite> DarthPuff: there's one in the repos called something like pyRename or soemthing
[10:10] <sami> eremite: But i need to run an LTS.
[10:11] <eremite> sami: in 1 month Lucid will be released.
[10:11] <pirx> hi! when i use 'dpkg --get-selections', what does it mean when it says "deinstall" next to a package? the package _is_ installed, and running (mysql)
[10:11] <ranjan> sami :: please wait for few more days ..till the relese of 10.4 it's an lts
[10:11] <sami> eremite: Ok. But are there no prepacked debs for 2.6.32?
[10:11] <eremite> DarthPuff: search in the repos for  pyRenamer.
[10:11] <Slart> DarthPuff: looks like you've got plenty of answers already.. I think the one I was looking for was .. "rename"
[10:11] <DarthPuff> thanks guys
[10:11] <Elite1> hi does anyone here know if realtek 10/100 and realtek wireles n networking is suported out of the box with ubuntu 9.10 32-bit ?
[10:11] <sami> I don't have time to pack one myself and it's a large scale installation
[10:12] <bovv> mobius2: here it is: http://pastebin.com/vvNxcvsN
[10:12] <mobius2> has anyone installed the many different alawar games into ubuntu via wine or crossover?
[10:12] <mobius2> bovv,  ok I will scope it out
[10:12] <bovv> mobius2: thanks. :-)
[10:13] <sporedi> how do i change ip .i just want to change gw and want to keep ip address same
[10:13] <ranjan> ok every body it's enough for the day
[10:13] <ranjan> sonn i'll be bac .. thank you every body
[10:13] <mobius2> bovv,  a mini laptop?
[10:14] <bovv> mobius2: yes... EeePC 1005HA
[10:14] <mobius2> bovv, aight
[10:14] <mobius2> bovv,  have you rtied more than  the single set of headphones / speaker devices?
[10:15] <mobius2> bovv,  rtied= tried
[10:15] <llutz> sporedi: sudo route del default gw && sudo route add default gw ip.of.your.newgateway
[10:15] <bovv> yup
[10:15] <bovv> headphones, external speakers.
[10:15] <sporedi> ok thanks
[10:15] <sami> How is it to upgrade from "updatemanager -d" 8.04 -> 10.04 beta 1?
[10:15] <mobius2> bovv,  I hate to ask you this,  but does it work in "other" operating systems?
[10:15] <mobius2> ^_^
[10:15] <bovv> mobius2: headphones and external speakers all work, *but* the built in speakers wont turn off.
[10:16] <mobius2> bovv,  I see
[10:16] <mobius2> bovv,  and do those problems exist in both linux as well as Windows?
[10:16] <bovv> mobius2: *cough*... it did for the 15 minutes after I bought it... then I installed Linux.
[10:16] <mobius2> bovv,  I see ^_^
[10:17] <bovv> Oh... I don't have Windows now.
[10:17] <rsk> sami first to 8.10 then 9.04 then 9.10 then to 10.04 beta
[10:17] <eremite> If you have the Windows virus, Linux is the best cure.
[10:17] <bovv> Oh... I installed the "backports" package to get the mic working... let's Skype work.
[10:17] <mobius2> bovv,  I take it you have tried reloading your alsa driver with  <alsa reload>
[10:18] <bovv> mobius2: didn't.  Didn't know that could be done.
[10:18] <bovv> mobius2: should I sudo it or just as my id?
[10:18] <mobius2> bovv,  try that,  but first stop any apps that are using the  sound,  or  at least mute sounds in those apps
[10:19] <mobius2> bovv,  I don't think you have to  to do it in SU
[10:19] <VirusTB> when is linuc lycid available?
[10:19] <mobius2> it will let you know
[10:19] <rsk> VirusTB when it's released
[10:19] <VirusTB> rsk n tat is?
[10:19] <VirusTB> that
[10:19] <theadmin> VirusTB: 29th April 2010
[10:19] <rsk> VirusTB we don't know untill it's out
[10:19] <theadmin> rsk: Not right, Ubuntu always has a release date predefined
[10:20] <VirusTB> theadmin<<  deffinite release ?
[10:20] <rsk> theadmin but it usually misses it
[10:20] <theadmin> VirusTB: It's between 28th and 29th, as far as i'm aware
[10:20] <mobius2> alawar games "Penguins Journey" has got my mind hooked
[10:21] <mobius2> is it slightly ironic that "frozen bubble" seems to do just that every other time I launch the game?
[10:21] <mobius2> the game freezes alot
[10:22] <bovv> mobius2: I needed to sudo due to a permission thing (/var/run/alsa).... but after the reload it still is the same.
[10:22] <mobius2> bovv,  ok and sorry about the permissions issue
[10:22] <bovv> mobius2: no worries.
[10:22] <mobius2> bovv,  well as you stated it's definately a software issue
[10:23] <bovv> This worked up until last night.
[10:23] <mobius2> bovv,  I run an older M-275 gateway tablet pc  it's abeast all with legacy  integration  devices   quite lovely for linux really
[10:23] <nmvictor> which package provides gtk dev file? i need to install it in my ppc
[10:23] <lukey> Hi folks, I went to print out a document this morning and cupsd tells me "libcupsmime.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" however "ldconfig -v | grep libcupsmime" tells me "libcupsmime.so.1 -> libcupsmime.so.1"... I'm a little confused :\
[10:23] <bovv> I installed backports last week, but did not notice anything.  In fact, I used headphones right up until before it went flakey.
[10:24] <mobius2> bovv,  so this problem has recently manifested AFTER it had previously worked in linux?
[10:24] <bovv> mobius2: I agree, it feels like a software issue.  Something... a flag somewhere... changed.
[10:25] <bovv> mobius2: yes.
[10:25] <mobius2> bovv,  I would suggest you investigate what has been installed since the problem manifested ,  what updates etc...
[10:25] <lukey> It seems the library is present but somehow cupsd does not see it :( If anyone has any ideas about this please let me know :)
[10:26] <mobius2> bovv,  you might be able to undo part or all of whatever is causing it
[10:26] <meowbuntu> hi how to checksum an iso from terminal
[10:26] <mobius2> bovv,  plebian  but effective
[10:26] <Slart> !md5
[10:26] <vbartels> hi there, any ideas why xrandr/grandr isnt workinh at all on my system? 9.10
[10:26] <Slart> meowbuntu: see ubottus link a couple of lines up
[10:27] <bovv> mobius2: how do I get the "install/update" log?
[10:27] <lukey> vbartels, what happens when you type xrandr on a terminal?
[10:27] <bovv> (sorry if I seem green, I spent my life on an RPM based system and am still new to DEB)
[10:27] <vbartels> I see an overview with 3 resolutions (all to low)
[10:27] <mobius2> bovv,  I would point you here
[10:27] <mobius2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=375492
[10:27] <nmvictor> is it python-gtk2-dev, the package that provides dev file for GTK, i doubt, will someone please help
[10:27] <meowbuntu> Slart in futur did you know you can do this !(ubottu comand) | (nickname)
[10:28] <bovv> thanks
[10:28] <bovv> mobius2: thanks
[10:28] <Slart> meowbuntu: yup
[10:28] <meowbuntu> !help | Slart
[10:28] <meowbuntu> lol ok
[10:28] <lukey> vbartels, if you go into "system > preferences > display" does that screen allow you to rotate the screen? If not it seems that your Virtual Resolution may be too low
[10:29] <vbartels> lukey: rotation has only "normal" as entry
[10:29] <lukey> vbartels, You might have to add an entry into the "Screen" section of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf, join #pastebin and I will put mine there
[10:30] <VirusTB> the tx ok
[10:30] <mobius2> bovv,  you can type   <update-manager> at terminal  and that will invoke the  you got it  the update manager
[10:31] <mobius2> bovv,  now to see about UN-doing crap
[10:31] <supintu> salve
[10:32] <theadmin> ...lol do we have latin support?
[10:32] <mobius2> loooool
[10:33] <wedo> hello again
[10:34] <mobius2> well ,  does anybody know how to uninstall system updates?
[10:34] <lao5> .
[10:34] <mobius2> in the groups that they were installed BY the manager in ?
[10:34] <psycho_oreos> mobius2, I don't think that is a possible option
[10:34] <mobius2> jeese I find that hard to believe
[10:35] <wedo> DasEi, the swap size problem solved, I disabled it on the fstab then restarted then i make mkswap and everything is going ok now
[10:35] <wedo> thank you all
[10:35] <Gnea> mobius2: why do you think it's hard to believe?
[10:35] <mobius2> that the updates manager would not have a reverse gear
[10:36] <theadmin> mobius2: find / -exec grep 'hard to believe' \; :D
[10:36] <mobius2> thats weak
[10:36] <DasEi> !yay | wedo
[10:36] <Gnea> mobius2: judging it as such doesn't really solve your problem,does it?
[10:36] <wedo> thank you ubottu
[10:36] <mobius2> suggest.......  he invoke an earlier saved image
[10:36] <theadmin> wedo: Ubottu is a bot
[10:36] <mobius2> Gnea,  you got that right
[10:36] <Gnea> so why judge it?
[10:37] <theadmin> Can i search for something in manpage?
[10:37] <mobius2> judgement=  maybe someone will FIX it
[10:37] <Gnea> theadmin: yeah, use /
[10:37] <lukey> Hi folks, does anyone have an idea why cups might not be able to link to a library that is there? e.g. "ldd /usr/sbin/cupsd | grep mime" = "libcupsmime.so.1 => not found"
[10:37] <theadmin> Gnea: Wow
[10:37] <Gnea> mobius2: this is open source software. if you want it fixed, fix it yourself or file a proper bug report.
[10:37] <wedo> theadmin, :)
[10:38] <lukey> Just wanted to print something off this morning but this has hit me in the face like a brick wall... Google has not been helpful tho :(
[10:38] <mobius2> Gnea, thanks for that
[10:38] <mobius2> really
[10:38] <mobius2> thank you
[10:38] <Gnea> mobius2: judging it only makes *you* look weak. pretty sure you don't want that.
[10:38] <mobius2> Gnea,  thanks for that
[10:38] <mobius2> really
[10:38] <wedo> could i determine which process can use the ram and which can use the swap?
[10:38] <mobius2> thanks
[10:38] <Gnea> mobius2: feel free to drop the attitude while you're at it
[10:38] <mobius2> Thanks for that Gnea
[10:38] <mobius2> really
[10:39] <mobius2> thanks
[10:39] <Gnea> !attitude | mobius2
[10:39] <mobius2> thanks for the string of insults
[10:39] <mobius2> I really appreciate it
[10:39] <Gnea> you get what you give
[10:39] <Gnea> how it works
[10:39] <erUSUL> wedo: no the kernel decides that
[10:39] <mobius2> I dont recall insulting anyone in here
[10:39] <mobius2> but I do recall you being a prick
[10:39] <mobius2> so fuck off
[10:40] <bovv> holy what the fuck... I go away for a few minutes and it's like Zardoz is falling here.
[10:40] <wedo> thank u erUSUL
[10:40] <elky> mobius2, stop that.
[10:40] <theadmin> Can i make find NOT print errors to stdout? I want to find a certain file, don't have locate installed so i do "find / -iname 'somename'", and get a ton of permission denied errors
[10:40] <Gnea> mobius2: I'm sorry that you feel that way.
[10:40] <mobius2> Gnea go help someone and stop wasting time
[10:40] <Slart> theadmin: are you sure it's printing to stdout? not stderr?
[10:41] <theadmin> Slart: Well, point is it prints to the terminal
[10:41] <bovv> theadmin: yes... like this: find / -name "somename" 2>/dev/null
[10:41] <Slart> theadmin: you could try redirecting stderr to /dev/null and see if it goes away
[10:41] <bovv> theadmin: it redirects all stderr to /dev/null. :-)
[10:41] <Slart> theadmin: what bovv said =)
[10:41] <theadmin> bovv: Wow. Cool, works.
[10:42] <bovv> theadmin: your welcome. :-)
[10:42] <fingolfin> thank you
[10:44] <theadmin> but, bovv, what on earth is "2"?!
[10:46] <bovv> theadmin: "2>" means stderr.
[10:47] <os2mac> bovv:  tee 2>&1 error.out :)
[10:47] <bovv> theadmin: Another problem some people have is that they want to grep ALL output from a command (both stdout and stderr)... that solution looks like"command 2>&1".
[10:47] <ranjan> how to copy files over network??
[10:48] <erUSUL> ranjan: samba? nfs?
[10:48] <Slart> ranjan: ftp, scp, samba, nfs.. lots of options
[10:48] <ranjan> erUSUL, actually i want the fastest method
[10:48] <Slart> ranjan: rsync perhaps?
[10:48] <os2mac> erUSUL: lets not forget rsync or rdist.
[10:48] <ranjan> Slart, erUSUL the problem is that the contents are too small and it takes a lot time using scp
[10:49] <erUSUL> ranjan: tar them up before sending them ?
[10:49] <ranjan> erUSUL, taring also very time consuming
[10:49] <os2mac> ranjan: or zip or compress.
[10:49] <ranjan> erUSUL, is there any tool like xcopy like mirroring?
[10:50] <erUSUL> ranjan: rsync as other have mentioned
[10:50] <os2mac> ranjan: that would be rsync or rdist.
[10:50]  * lukey reboots to yukky windows 7 so he can print :\
[10:50] <ranjan> os2mac, is rsync faster than scp??
[10:51] <erUSUL> ranjan: also tar without compression is not that bad even gz (you will be limited by disk i/o and not by cpu expended in gzipping)
[10:51] <ranjan> os2mac, can you please provide an example how to copy files using rsync
[10:51] <ranjan> erUSUL, ok thats good.
[10:51] <os2mac> ranjan: ideally what you would do is setup identical file structures on both boxen and use Rsync... the difference with rsync is that it will only copy files that have changed.
[10:51] <os2mac> ranjan... your best bet is to man rsync and start from there I am sure they give several examples.
[10:52] <ranjan> os2mac, ok..let me try
[10:52] <ranjan> os2mac, is Rsync and rsync different
[10:52] <os2mac> no.
[10:52] <ManDay> Guys, I need ECLIPSE but as LIGHTWEIGT as possible - how to do that?
[10:52] <os2mac> not that I am aware.
[10:52] <ManDay> can i use the repos for that or will they install all kinda stuff that i dont want
[10:53] <TommoPuppy> hey, i'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.10 on my craptop and, well, it's not installing :P
[10:53] <TommoPuppy> it can't do anything to the hard drive
[10:53] <TommoPuppy> it says, like, it can't use the volumes
[10:53] <FireCrotch> TommoPuppy: you're going to have to be a little more specific than that
[10:54] <TommoPuppy> even though i've installed 5.04 on it before
[10:54] <TommoPuppy> i'm trying to
[10:54] <TommoPuppy> but it's really just saying "can not use this volume" or something to that effect
[10:54] <FireCrotch> Exact error messages are helpful :)
[10:54] <TommoPuppy> ugh i've gone beyond that to try something else now so i forget what the error message said ;~;
[10:54] <TommoPuppy> it's... doing something, but i don't know if it's managed to get past that nd start installing it
[10:55] <TommoPuppy> or if it's just running off the liveCD
[10:55] <TommoPuppy> give me a second while i sort this out ^^;
[10:56] <vixus> Hmm, had a weird issue with my computer last night. After a BIOS update everything was working great off a LiveCD (detected my graphics card and everything) until I tried installing the OS. Then the system froze when it reached the partitioner.   It has Windows 7 on it now, how easy is it to set up a netboot environment to just kick off over the network, no boot CD etc?
[11:00] <erUSUL> knittl: to try to autocomplete host names ?? (that's what i can think of anyway)
[11:00] <Q_Continuum> crud, I have to take out the existing DHCP server. *sigh*
[11:00] <Q_Continuum> Nevermind.
[11:00] <knittl> erUSUL: yes, but i don't want it
[11:00] <Q_Continuum> I guess I copy the contents off an 8GB flash drive...
[11:00] <knittl> and it only displays error messages and is so slow
[11:00]  * Q_Continuum makes note to buy a pile of 1-2GB drives next time he's in town...
[11:00] <knittl> it's filenames i want to complete
[11:00] <erUSUL> knittl: really dunno how to tweak bash completion sorry
[11:00] <FireCrotch> Q_Continuum: you only have to disable your existing dhcp server temporarily. or set it to do the netboot for you
[11:01] <Q_Continuum> FireCrotch, yeah, that means setting one up on this laptop and it would break itself.  Sounds like alot of work, lol
[11:01] <Q_Continuum> Or doing it via crossover, since this lappy is up on wireless.
[11:01] <os2mac> anyone what is the linux equivalent of Jumpstart?
[11:02] <Q_Continuum> What is Jumpstart?
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> awesome education program for children
[11:02] <geirha> os2mac: kickstart
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> i had 1st grade back in the day. it was sweet.
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> so many memories
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> of learning how to read
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> by myself
[11:02] <TommoPuppy> and the awesome redbook soundtrack
[11:03] <geirha> os2mac: Though Ubuntu has its own way ...
[11:03] <os2mac> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumpstart_(Solaris)
[11:04] <erUSUL> !kickstar
[11:05] <erUSUL> !automate | os2mac
[11:05] <os2mac> couldn't he use that?
[11:06] <erUSUL> os2mac: who ? Q_Continuum ?
[11:06] <erUSUL> !install
[11:06] <os2mac> yup.
[11:06] <kalesian> !automate
[11:06] <erUSUL> os2mac: in the help pages there are methods of installing without cd or usb
[11:07] <Q_Continuum> erUSUL, can't find blank CDs, flash drives are all 8GB+ and full, so wanted to do a netboot.
[11:07] <Q_Continuum> Forgot all that was involved.
[11:07] <erUSUL> Q_Continuum: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[11:07] <Q_Continuum> yeah.
[11:07] <erUSUL> Q_Continuum: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Installation without a CD
[11:07] <Q_Continuum> netboot = lots of work (DHCP server, configuring TFTP, ugh)
[11:07] <Q_Continuum> tempted to just wait until I can spend $10 on another flash drive.
[11:08] <Q_Continuum> or just drive to Wal-Fart...lol
[11:09] <Q_Continuum> Hrm, are there any preconfigured VMs for netbooting?
[11:10] <os2mac> for which VM software?
[11:10] <Q_Continuum> I've got VirtualBox right now
[11:10] <Q_Continuum> (This machine already has Ubuntu on it, I want to dual-boot my gaming rig)
[11:10] <artypig78> hey does any1 know of a web program like mediafire which i can put on my server?
[11:11] <ManDay> Does anyone here know how GEANY - the editor works - Auto completion for c++ doesnt seem to work so well. If I type mystring.fin... it suggestss things like "finite" and stuff but not "find"
[11:11] <xumuk> Q_Continuum, !SSH
[11:11] <Q_Continuum> !ssh
[11:11] <airtonix> ManDay, doesnt autocomplete in geany only work on symbols already in your current document ?
[11:11] <Q_Continuum> I can't think of how SSH will make this easier.
[11:12] <Q_Continuum> I wanted to netboot it but that requires a fair bit of server config'ing
[11:12] <ManDay> airtonix, that would be very unfortunate. are you sure it doesnt autocomplete for included headers??
[11:12] <Q_Continuum> and me messing with router + modem plus local network interfaces.
[11:12] <airtonix> ManDay, i can't be sure. but it was my assumption
[11:12] <os2mac> http://virtualboximages.com/
[11:12] <xumuk> Q_Continuum, install VB on remote server and start it remotely by ssh
[11:13] <os2mac> http://virtualboxes.org/images/
[11:14] <ManDay> airtonix, well it suggests "finite" which isnt in my document either
[11:14] <Q_Continuum> xumuk, I have virtualbox on this machine (laptop, already running ubuntu) I want to install Ubuntu on the desktop to my right, over the network.  (wired would work, but it would be an "offline" connection unless I bothered to set up a proxy)
[11:14] <Q_Continuum> but its looking like that will be far too much work to be worthwhile
[11:14] <Q_Continuum> I may just drive over to Wal-mart and plunk the $10 for another USB stick
[11:15] <Ashok> hi all i forgot my laptops login password which i recently installed ubuntu 9.10 can some one tell me how to by pass it
[11:16] <DJones> !password | Ashok
[11:16] <Jaimie> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-3609.html ashok
[11:16] <airtonix> ManDay, http://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#autocompletion
[11:18] <airtonix> ManDay, maybe there is a definition file somewhere that is used to generate the suggestions ?
[11:18] <ManDay> airtonix, i just got word from #geany that geany doesnt do that
[11:19] <ManDay> anyone happens to know a (lightweight) IDE which does autocompletion not just for the workds in the document but also for all headers?
[11:19] <zoug> ManDay: netbeans?
[11:20] <ManDay> not exactly lightweight, hm?
[11:20] <ManDay> :)
[11:20]  * airtonix chuckles
[11:20] <zoug> ManDay: yaa :)
[11:21] <zoug> ManDay: i want to know, if you find one..
[11:21] <toyman61> Karmic Koala: D-Link DWA-140 gets only 54 Mbps transfer rate. Do I have to recompile the driver, or is there another package I can use ?
[11:22]  * kalesian just took delivery of a really heavy computer.
[11:22] <seb__> hi people!
[11:23] <Pericius> my ubuntu just got updated and it now hangs up on grub sh
[11:23] <Ashok> ubottu: thanks
[11:23] <Pericius> installation is through wubi, updated daily
[11:23] <seb__> Do someone can help for a new install ?
[11:24] <ManDay> zoug, ok
[11:25] <Pericius> btw, i presume this is why ppl don't usually like linux
[11:25] <Pericius> i'm currently wasting manhours because i do regular and recommended updates... how great is that
[11:25] <ManDay> zoug, you might want to check out "codelite" - i just came across that in the arch thread and the website looks quite PROMISING!
[11:25] <ManDay> i ll try it
[11:25] <zoug> ManDay: alrity let me check
[11:26] <vixus> what does the yellow spiky icon with an exclamation mark in the systray mean?
[11:26] <ManDay> battery maybe?
[11:26] <ManDay> click it and see what happens!
[11:26] <DJones> vixus: Sounds like the Crash detected icon
[11:26] <vixus> it appeared during a freeze
[11:26] <vixus> so yep
[11:26] <Dr_Willis> I waste manhours doing updates on windows.. So i guess it all depends. But ive missed the Ubuntu related support question
[11:27] <vixus> couldn't click it :)
[11:27] <vixus> but what kind of crash? kernel?
[11:27] <elky> vixus, right-click?
[11:27] <vixus> everything froze! no mouse movement or anything
[11:27] <Pericius> Dr_Willis: updates on windows never crashed my os, iirc
[11:27] <Pericius> bah, nevermind that, anyone can help?
[11:27] <elky> vixus, ah, everything is still stuck?
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> Pericius:  ive had them crash it..
[11:28] <Dr_Willis>  But ive missed the Ubuntu related support question
[11:28] <vixus> elky, yeah this is related to my `motherboard adventures' :D
[11:29] <Pericius> Dr_Willis: :) anyways, did update just now, now it hangs on grub
[11:29] <sipior> Pericius: what exactly is the problem?
[11:29] <Pericius> i believe new kernel was updated
[11:29] <elky> vixus, if it's all still stuck, then it's a hard lock and is likely a kernel crash, yes.
[11:29] <ManDay> Does anyone know whether code::blocks offers autocompletion beyond one's documents??
[11:29] <znh> Hello. Are there any plans for releasing Firefox 3.6? It fixes a serious remote exploit bug.. My 9.10 only offers 3.5.8
[11:30] <vixus> elky, hmm, happened when the installer partitioner was loading.. any idea what this could mean?
[11:30] <mrenouf> I'm trying to give an arbitrary user permissions to modify NetworkManager *system* settings. I've tried all I could find in the policy file settings to assign permissions to the specific user, but I still get Insuffient Privileges
[11:30] <cdavis> Is there a file I can have in my ~ that will be use to launch different things at X startup?
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> !autostart | cdavis
[11:30] <eremite> cdavis: yes.  See above ^^
[11:30] <cdavis> I would prefer not use that gui though, it isn't reliable
[11:30] <Pericius> sipior: did update of kernek, it hangs on grub now
[11:31] <eremite> What isnt reliable?
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> cdavis:  thers an autostart directory also.
[11:31] <obscurant1st> is there anyway by which i can enable ahci mode? its not in my bois? or can i just check if its already enabled?
[11:31] <cdavis> the startup programs tab
[11:31] <eremite> cdavis: why is it not reliable?
[11:31] <elky> vixus, I really couldn't say, but if you have some funky partition types then it could be that, otherwise i'm at a loss.
[11:31] <cdavis> Dr_Willis: Where is that?
[11:31] <mrenouf> dbus.exceptions.DBusException: org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerSettings.System.NotPrivileged: Insufficient privileges.
[11:31] <erUSUL> obscurant1st: if you can it has to be in the system BIOS
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> cdavis:  it also depends on what desktop/window ,manager.. ive never had it be not reliuable
[11:31] <eremite> Dr_Willis: likewise.
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> cdavis:  in your home dir somewhere.. see the bots url above.
[11:31] <vixus> oh well..
[11:31] <elky> vixus, if it's a live system you won't get the logs either
[11:32] <obscurant1st> erUSUL, so can i update bios software from ubuntu?
[11:32] <vixus> nope :(
[11:32] <obscurant1st> there may be an updated bios!
[11:32] <vixus> elky, it also screwed up the liveCD menu when i rebooted
[11:32] <erUSUL> obscurant1st: you have to check in the motherboard site how can you upgrade bios
[11:32] <cdavis> eremite: I had a syndaemon link woring there with -i 2, I wanted to change to -i .75 but it would not save my edits. I removed it and added it again which worked for a while but now syndaemon isn't starting at all again
[11:32] <elky> vixus, all i can suggest if it happens continually is to have a terminal window open tailing the logs while the installer progresses
[11:32] <obscurant1st> erUSUL, actually i have a sony vaio laptop
[11:32] <obscurant1st> 1
[11:32] <erUSUL> obscurant1st: are you sure the chipsets supports ahci ???
[11:32] <vixus> elky, how do I do that?
[11:33] <obscurant1st> erUSUL, how can i know that?
[11:33] <erUSUL> obscurant1st: again manufacturer info.
[11:33] <elky> vixus, tail -f /var/log/messages
[11:33] <cdavis> Dr_Willis: that page is only talking about the Sessions method
[11:33] <vixus> ok thanks
[11:34] <vixus> so messages is the log to go with?
[11:34] <zoug> ManDay: i dont think so
[11:34] <ManDay> zoug, you dont think what?
[11:34] <ManDay> codelite?
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> cdavis:  look in your home dir/config/sub dirs. theres some Autostart dir somewhere you can add .desktop, or scripts. or ececutables to.
[11:34] <ManDay> oh, code::blocks
[11:35] <ManDay> hm darn thats ugly - is there no editor besides eclipse which can do that?
[11:35] <ManDay> one sec
[11:35] <zoug> ManDay: no the codeblocks code completion
[11:35] <cdavis> When I was using fluxbox startup items were very easy since it was just a file in my home_dir, so I would really like to stay with a single file
[11:35] <elky> vixus, it's less busy than syslog, but you can do syslog if you'd prefer
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> cdavis:  make some fancy script and put it in the autostart dir. or launch it from that gnome-sessions stuff
[11:35] <eremite> cdavis: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/09/07/adding-a-startup-script-to-be-run-at-bootup/   this may be some help
[11:36] <Ashok> hey some one tell me how to add channel here
[11:36] <theadmin> o_O i just accidentally joined #ubutnu
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> gnome also has a way to 'rember all currently running programs' but that can get awkward
[11:36] <theadmin> Ashok: /join #newchannel
[11:36] <theadmin> Ashok: Then, /msg chanserv register #newchannel
[11:37] <cdavis> eremite: Thanks, I think that method will have things running much earlier in the boot process than I want.
[11:37] <billy> i just download a php tar.gz file but dont know how to install it can sum1 help?
[11:37] <Ashok> theadmin: but in server space what i need to enter
[11:37] <theadmin> billy: Don't use that .tar.gz, it won't install
[11:38] <billy> what should i use  i cant find a dev package
[11:38] <ESoft> hi all
[11:38] <eremite> No problem cdavis, I'm here to help.
[11:38] <Ashok> theadmin: hello
[11:38] <theadmin> Ashok: Uh, sorry, "server space"?
[11:39] <Ashok> theadmin: i don knw wr to join im new to linux
[11:39] <theadmin> ...lol. "squirrelmail - webmail for nuts"... what the heck :D
[11:39] <theadmin> Ashok: Just type that where you type messages. /join #newchannel
[11:40] <theadmin> Replace "newchannel" with channel name of course
[11:40] <ManDay> zoug, see the previouslast post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=812355
[11:41] <Ashok> theadmin: thats what im askin where to type
[11:41] <jeeez> i created a bootable flash drive with unetbootin. can i use it as a portable OS? as in, can i install packages and stuff in it and still maintain the portability?
[11:41] <jeeez> theadmin: LOL :D
[11:41] <jeeez> Ashok: where are you typing now?
[11:41] <hoban> could someone please help me get my audio settings configured for ekiga? my microphone works and is corrected properly (verified with skype) but ekiga doesn't seem to work (maybe pulseaudio issue?)
[11:42] <Ashok> jeeez: i know where im typin now i need to type her its self
[11:42] <theadmin> hoban: Ahem, pulseaudio responds for playback, no?
[11:42] <obscurant1st> actually i was trying to install mac iaktos v7, and while booting up it showed me an error while mounting, it was 0x00000047
[11:42] <jeeez> Ashok: yup, same place. just try typing '/join #linux'
[11:42] <obscurant1st> erUSUL, ^^
[11:43] <hoban> theadmin, "responds for playback"? what do you mean? sound works on my machine, but my mic doesn't seem to work while in ekiga calls (but works find in twinkle/skype)
[11:43] <zoug> ManDay: lol, what does he mean at: it works 99% of time
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> jeeez:  unetbootin dosent make a 'persistant' save file . without some extra tweaking Theres other tools that DO make a save file.
[11:43] <theadmin> hoban: I mean, pulseaudio has nothing to do with mics, imo, it's just what plays the audio, not records
[11:43] <ManDay> zoug, 1% of the time it doesnt :)
[11:43] <erUSUL> obscurant1st: dunno what you are talking about ... what is mac iaktos v7 ??
[11:43] <ManDay> i just installed it... let's see,,,
[11:43] <Ashok> hi
[11:43] <hoban> theadmin, ok, so maybe not pulseaudio.
[11:44] <zoug> ManDay: okay
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> jeeez:   You could also do a 'normal' install to a usb flash drive. But be sure to tell grub where to install itself to. at the end of the install. Or unplug all extra hds  befor doing the install
[11:44] <jeeez> Dr_Willis: can you lead me to some link that'll make me a persistant installation in a pen drive?
[11:45] <zoug> ManDay: btw, do you code in c or cpp
[11:45] <ManDay> cpp
[11:45] <sowhat> could anyone please tell me how to get a default visudo file? I edited mine and now it doesn't ask for a password even when I type sudo.
[11:45] <jeeez> Dr_Willis: i don't have another device with the install files in! :\
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> jeeez:  check pendrivelinux.org
[11:45] <Ashok> any body help me how to get java channel please
[11:45] <jeeez> Dr_Willis: will do! thanks!
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> jeeez:  they got tools and guides for doing a persistant install
[11:45] <Gnea> Ashok: /join #java
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> jeeez:  or use a ubuntu live cd. and the ubuntu-usb-creator tool
[11:46] <zoug> ManDay: i use geany for my py dev
[11:46] <Ashok> Gnea: where to enter this
[11:46] <Gnea> Ashok: here
[11:46] <mocramis> bonjour tout le monde
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  same plave as youve been entering text. :)
[11:46] <mocramis> j'ai un truc bizarre
[11:46] <Gnea> Ashok: instead of typing: "Gnea: where to enter this", you type "/join #java"
[11:47] <ManDay> well geanny is definitly decent but IM OBSESSED BY AUTO COMPLETION!
[11:47] <jeeez> guys, i think Ashok is just needlessly acting naive. mods?
[11:47] <sowhat> could anyone please tell me how to get a default visudo file? I edited mine and now it doesn't ask for a password even when I type sudo.
[11:47] <ManDay> and geany doesnt do very well there :P
[11:47] <jeeez> Dr_Willis: in a sticky place, no cdrom either :\
[11:47] <mocramis> j'ai une commande que je lance par terminal, tout va bien, mais lorsque j'utilise un racourci, rien ne va plus.... quelqu'un a une idée ?
[11:47] <Ashok> "/join #java"
[11:47] <erUSUL> !fr
[11:47] <Gnea> !fr | mocramis
[11:47] <Gnea> Ashok: no quotes
[11:48] <Nesbitt> Anybody know which plugin is required that allows me to se/hear the ITVPlay streams
[11:48] <zoug> ManDay: personally i dont care about auto completions, infact i take more time doing an auto-complete than writing it down manually.
[11:49] <ManDay> hm
[11:49] <Ashok> its tellin unsupported commabd
[11:49] <sowhat> could anyone please tell me how to get a default visudo file? I edited mine and now it doesn't ask for a password even when I type sudo.
[11:49] <Ashok> Gnea: its tellin unsupported commabd
[11:49] <jrib> sowhat: pastebin your current one
[11:49] <Gnea> Ashok: weird. have you tried xchat?
[11:50] <Ashok> what is xchat
[11:50] <Ashok> Gnea: what is xchat
[11:50] <Gnea> Ashok: an irc client that accepts real irc commands
[11:50] <Gnea> !info xchat
[11:51] <sowhat> jrib: http://pastebin.org/120963
[11:51] <Ashok> Gnea: tell me the procedure how to add
[11:51] <Gnea> Ashok: you don't know how to add software?
[11:52] <Gnea> Ashok: have you used synaptic?
[11:52] <phrearch> hi
[11:52] <jrib> sowhat: you have a default one.  What does « groups » return?
[11:52] <phrearch> is there a download link for ubuntu server?
[11:52] <rsk> phrearch ubuntu.com
[11:52] <Gnea> phrearch: yeah, ubuntu.com
[11:52] <phrearch> i need to get it through wget, instead of the download link that obviscates the link
[11:52] <Ashok> Gnea: no i didt im new to ubuntu i recently insatalled
[11:52] <alexxio_>  i installed virtualbox but i havenot the usb support...i don't have a vboxusers group...what can i do?
[11:52] <gaveen> Ashok, sudo apt-get install xchat
[11:53] <Gnea> Ashok: okay. open a terminal via applications->terminal and type what gaveen said
[11:53] <sowhat> jrib: myusername adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[11:53] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. I am having trouble with the permissions of a mounted a vfat partition.
[11:53] <SmokeyD> I mount it with "sudo mount -t vfat -o rw,uid=dolf,umask=000,iocharset=utf8 /dev/sdb1 /media/temp"
[11:53] <supintu> salve
[11:53] <ProfessorBacon> i have a window share i'd like to manipluate in bash, but the share doesn't show up in the list of mounted devices in 'mount'.  how does ubuntu automatically mount windows shares?  is there a way I can interact with one that has been mounted with the connect to server dialog in bash?
[11:53] <jrib> sowhat: you know sudo remembers the password for something like 15 minutes after you give it once?
[11:53] <ProfessorBacon> *windows
[11:53] <SmokeyD> but it only gets permissions drwx------
[11:53] <sowhat> jrib: really? how do you reset it?
[11:53] <SmokeyD> with the owner not being me
[11:54] <jrib> phrearch: releases.ubuntu.com
[11:54] <Ashok> Gnea: ya im doing
[11:54] <theadmin> what on earth does "reset" command do? For me it thinks for a while then cleans the terminal :/
[11:54] <Gnea> Ashok: k
[11:54] <erUSUL> phrearch: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#mirrors
[11:54] <Ashok> Gnea: im insatalling
[11:54] <gaveen> Ashok, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChatHowto for more info :)
[11:54] <edm0> Hi, I'm wondering why (in Karmic) dpkg-query does not show packages that aptitude search and Synaptic show? What am I doing wrong? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/YYrRhv1P
[11:54] <phrearch> thanks
[11:55] <Nesbitt> How can I watch 'ITVPlay' all I get is a blank screen with sound
[11:55] <eremite> Ashok: SYSTEM > ADMIN > SYNAPIC PACKAGE MANAGER  This application will let you browse through ALL of the installable packages for Ubuntu in the repositories.  When you need a program for anything, for example a text editor, you would just open Synaptic and search for text editor.  A list of "packages" will show up and you can install the one you want by right clicking on the file and chosing "mark for installation".
[11:55] <ProfessorBacon> theadmin: man reset
[11:55] <sowhat> jrib: how do you reset sudo do it asks for the password again? I remember reading somewhere there is a short command.
[11:55] <jrib> sowhat: sudo -k
[11:55] <phrearch> what is the server edition?
[11:55] <eremite> phrearch: for setting up web servers.
[11:55] <sowhat> thanks much jrib
[11:56] <elky> theadmin, the man page says that it reinitialises the terminal session
[11:56] <phrearch> i mean, those code names are for the desktop versions right?
[11:56] <jrib> phrearch: no, they correspond to versions
[11:56] <phrearch> ah ok
[11:56] <phrearch> i see. thanks!
[11:56] <eremite> All k/f/X/L/Ubuntu have the same name, ie; Karmic, Lucid, Hardy etc.
[11:57] <phrearch> hehe, 600 mb image dl in 5 seconds
[11:57] <Gnea> Ashok: how is it going?
[11:57] <eremite> phrearch: if I could get speeds that fast here I'd start believing in gods.
[11:57] <Ashok> Gnea: stil on downloadin mode i think i need 5 min to download fully
[11:57] <theadmin> eremite: Same here o_O That's really fast
[11:57] <phrearch> 1gb uplink :-)
[11:57] <Gnea> Ashok: no problem.
[11:58] <Ashok> Gnea: thank u very much for helping
[12:01] <edm0> Someone please help? (in Karmic) dpkg-query does not show packages that aptitude search and Synaptic show? What am I doing wrong? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/NzxtYiP3
[12:02] <jrib> edm0: dpkg only knows about things you have installed
[12:04] <edm0> jrib, I thought it showed uninstalled packages too? For e.g. if I run dpkg-query -W 'python-*' it shows some packages without version numbers against them?
[12:04] <DasEi> edm0: what do you want to do ? search installed packages or the apt-repo ?
[12:04] <jrib> edm0: yes, that's true.  I'm not sure about the specifics on that
[12:05] <jrib> edm0: my guess would be it doesn't show purged ones
[12:05] <scq> elisa?
[12:05] <edm0> DasEi, I was trying to retrieve a list of uninstalled Python libraries for use as installation candidates, in a project I'm contributing to.
[12:05] <Ashok> Gnea: i finishe downloadin where can i find it now
[12:06] <edm0> I finally wound up using aptitude search, just discovered this afternoon that I had this prob with dpkg-query
[12:06] <DasEi> edm0: so the dependencies ?
[12:06] <Gnea> Ashok: it is not installed. go applications->internet
[12:06] <Gnea> Ashok: it is NOW installed. sorry.
[12:06] <edm0> DasEi, yes...the project is Acire, on Launchpad.net, I just proposed a feature branch merge using aptitude search, but was very puzzled abt dpkg-query
[12:07] <DasEi> edm0: apt-cache search for seeing what is in repo, apt-cache  show = list specific paket, apt-cache depends = name says it
[12:07] <Ashok> Gnea: k tell me now how to add
[12:07] <Ashok> Gnea: i need to add java channel
[12:08] <Gnea> Ashok: first of all, join freenode to here.
[12:08] <Ashok> Gnea: in x chat
[12:08] <Ashok> or here
[12:08] <culinor> hello guys, can you tell me a safe way to re-install firefox because it's bugging?
[12:08] <Gnea> Ashok: in xchat, to here
[12:08] <jrib> culinor: reinstalling doesn't fix things
[12:08] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  reinstalling proberly wont fix things.. cleaning out the users settings/plugins may
[12:08] <culinor> what should i do, i cannot use it now, i have to do something
[12:09] <jrib> culinor: start by explaining exactly what you mean by "bugging"
[12:09] <culinor> you think the problem might be the plugins/addons?
[12:09] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  even if you used the package manger to remove/reinstall Firefox.. the USERS settings will stay the same
[12:09] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  no idea. Make a new user and see if it affets them also.
[12:09] <edm0> DasEi, thanks... apt-cache seems to give cleaner results than aptitude search - wish I
[12:09] <edm0> ...had asked earlier
[12:09] <culinor> by bugging i mean when i start it it stays almost transparent and you cannot use it
[12:09] <RussellAlan> im getting a constant, sort of click noise, or duh dun.
[12:09] <RussellAlan> running ubuntu 9,10 gnome
[12:10] <culinor> thanks, dr_willis, good idea, i will try with another user
[12:10] <DasEi> edm0: np
[12:10] <RussellAlan> im used to kde so if anyone helps please be warned =D
[12:10] <ganjaman420> Yo I'm a linux noob, but I got this cmospwd thing that came in a tar.bz2 and extracted it and it's got some .c files in it... How do I run this thing?
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  or move the .mozilla dir to some other name.
[12:10] <mind_> hi, i'm wondering why i can't map a shortcut on my keypad numbers key (gnome-keybinding-properties will set the shortcut to IE: <Control>KP_6) but the event doesn't get caught
[12:11] <mind_> i mean, if i press cltr+kp_6 on my keyboard, nothing happens
[12:11] <jrib> edm0: aptitude can output results in whatever format you want it to and it's search is a lot more powerful
[12:11] <eremite> ganjaman420: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/installation/2634-untar-install-program.html
[12:11] <jrib> its even
[12:11] <Guest14770> I have selected the slowest acceleration available, the lowest sensitivity available, but the mouse pointer still moves too fast
[12:11] <DasEi> ganjaman420: you want to install what ? (full name of the tar.bz2)
[12:11] <mind_> but, kp_multiply, kp_enter, kp_delete etc.. will work just fine, it's just the numbers
[12:11] <Guest14770> What can I do do slow it down further?
[12:12] <Guest14770> do to*
[12:12] <edm0> jrib, yes, so I found out :-) thanks... :-)
[12:12] <edm0> after dpkg-query
[12:12] <edm0> adjusting to aptitude search regex took some time :-)
[12:12] <mrman208> hi
[12:13] <mrman208> hey, is there a seperate channel for ubuntu studio, or is this the channel for all ubuntus
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> !ubuntustudio
[12:13] <mrman208> ok, thanks
[12:13] <Vroomfondle> mrman208: #ubuntu-studio
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> ganjaman420:  you compile c code. then run the executable.. good luck.
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> !compile | ganjaman420
[12:14] <culinor> guys, my firefox it's working fine under another user, should i conclude the problem is from any addons/plugins?
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  i would say thats a valid conclusion
[12:14] <culinor> thank you Dr_Willis
[12:14] <ganjaman420> Man why does this have to be so bloody complicated
[12:15] <ganjaman420> Why can't I just double click something for god's sake
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  now you know one of the fundamental differances of how Windows and Linux handle packageing of progrms. :)
[12:15] <ganjaman420> lol :P:
[12:15] <miraculix> culinor: you can try moving/deleting your .mozilla directory to clear all settings
[12:15] <Gnea> ganjaman420: because this isn't windows lol
[12:15] <SmokeyD> hey people. It is really strange. Any options that I specify with mount -t vfat -o .... get's ignored. Whether I specify umask=000, uid/gid or whatever, the vfat partition keeps getting mounted with the same permissions and owner
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> ganjaman420:  I imatgine thats a command line utility also.
[12:15] <DasEi> ganjaman420: you want to install what ? (full name of the tar.bz2)
[12:15] <culinor> can i remove plugins/addons by removing files or directories cos. it's almost impossible to remove them through firefox manager?
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> ganjaman420:  bios hacking is sothing to be carefull with
[12:15] <adalal> anyone here aware for eduroam's proxy settings?
[12:15] <ganjaman420> cmospwd-5.0.tar.bz2
[12:15] <SmokeyD> any ideas?
[12:15] <Gnea> ganjaman420: there's a learning curve, and there's a procedure for everything
[12:15] <culinor> thank you Dr_Willis
[12:15] <DasEi> culinor: no, very simple through ff
[12:16] <[biabia]> how old is 5.10    3 yr ?
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  or move the .mozilla dir.. and restart firefox. all new settings then.
[12:16] <DasEi> !who | ganjaman420
[12:16] <culinor> DasEi, it's simple if it was not bugged :)
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> [biabia]:  the version #;s is the date. year/month
[12:16] <DasEi> culinor: important bookmarks on it ?
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> bookmarks are easy to backup :) i recall.. but i keep all mine at some web-bookmark sites/services
[12:17] <culinor> Dasei, i have them uploaded to a server so it's ok :)
[12:17] <[biabia]> Dr_Willis: thanks  hmm so its pretty old.  actually i think the first one i used was 5.04
[12:17] <Sensiva> ganjaman420 definitely in that tar.bz2 archive a text file describing compiling, installing and running instructions.
[12:17] <Gnea> ganjaman420: so what do you want to do with that?
[12:17] <DasEi> ganjaman420 : that can be little tricky, as it can compromise your sys, what does that do ? no tool like it in the repos ?
[12:18] <DasEi> culinor: sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox
[12:18] <theadmin> Hm. What a beast of a command: "find / -exec rm -rf
[12:18] <DasEi> culinor: sudo apt-get install firefox       .. and they are all gone
[12:18] <theadmin> Damn, pressed enter key... well, you got it i think :D
[12:18]  * Gnea looks at theadmin.
[12:18] <Dr_Willis> Purgeing firefox will NOT remove currupted 'user' settings/plugins
[12:18] <ganjaman420> DasEi, Gnea - gotta get my BIOS password lol :x
[12:18] <mind_> could anyone try this please? map a keyboard shortcut with gnome-keybindings-properties on a keypad number key (ie, ctrl + KP_6) and tell me if that works?
[12:19] <culinor> DasEi, what would purge do?
[12:19] <Gnea> ganjaman420: ok
[12:19] <DasEi> ganjaman420: errm, remove battery ?!
[12:19] <ganjaman420> Tried that. It doesn't work =[[
[12:19] <DasEi> culinor: delting ff's config, also
[12:19] <Sensiva> ganjaman420 notebook or desktop pc?
[12:19] <theadmin> Gnea: Don't look at me. I just think this should be added to "dangerous commands" on the forum (full command "find / -exec rm -rf '{}' \;"... pretty dumb though, but still danjrus
[12:19] <ganjaman420> Notebook.
[12:19] <culinor> DasEi, removing all firefox directories?
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  move/rename/delete the  .mozilla directory is one way.
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  its in the users home dir.  as a hidden dir.
[12:19] <DasEi> ganjaman420: nedd some time, or bridge the contacts of the batt-whole
[12:20] <DasEi> culinor: the whole ff-related config
[12:20] <Gnea> theadmin: yeah
[12:20] <ganjaman420> How much time? I've tried like 30 minutes... Was advised to try 5 minutes
[12:20] <ganjaman420> It even says time and date reset and stuff - but the bios password is still on =[[
[12:20] <Ashok> frnds can i find note pad in ubuntu
[12:20] <Sensiva> ganjaman420 please consult your notebook manufacturer's support before doing your current plan.
[12:20] <culinor> Dr_Willis, DasEi , i will make a copy of the config dir before reinstalling, right
[12:21] <Ashok> bcos im new to ubuntu linux
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  theres dozens of text editors in Linux/ubuntu
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  gedit, geany,  and dozens of others
[12:21] <DasEi> ganjaman420: what is it then, desk or lappi ?
[12:21] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: how to open gedit
[12:21] <ganjaman420> DasEi, lappy...compaq 6730b
[12:21] <DasEi> culinor: can, but why ?
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  its in the menus.. or double click omn a text file
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  or run 'gedit' from a terminal
[12:22] <Sensiva> Ashok What are you using Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu?
[12:22] <Q_Continuum> Oh great.  Just booted up Ubuntu 9.10 amd-64 off a flash drive, and after showing the boot screen all 3 displays went blank.
[12:22] <culinor> DasEi, just not to lose something that's important
[12:22] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: k but can i open it thru some menus
[12:22] <rsk> Ashok he said you could open it via the menu...
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  look in your menus.. its proberly there somewhere. as i said.
[12:23] <culinor> thank you for help Dr_Willis, DasEi
[12:23] <Gnea> Ashok: did you get xchat to work?
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  firefox also has command line options to use other  profiles.
[12:24] <culinor> Dr_Willis, i didn't know that
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  it has dozens (or more) command line options
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> see 'firefox --help'
[12:25] <culinor> Dr_Willis, do you mean through the terminal?
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  err.. where else you going to type in commands at? :)
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> !terminal
[12:26] <chandru_in> Though I've been using ubuntu for quite some time, I've never bothered changing its theme.  However I'd love to change the theme for 10.04.  How do I change the system wide theme settings?
[12:26] <culinor> type of firefox terminal came to my mind :)
[12:26] <DasEi> ganjaman420: I don't think that app will work, you're trapped : http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic109612.html
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> chandru_in:   change them TO or from the annoying one in 10.04 ?
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> culinor:  i saw a firefox extension the other day that let you select, and run line as a command. in FF. :) handy for tutorial pages
[12:27] <chandru_in> Dr_Willis: From the annoying one
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> chandru_in:  i was exporting that last night. One way to get part of it done is remove the light-themes package.
[12:28] <ganjaman420> DasEi, oh yeah this cmospwd readme says "dont use with laptops" lol... Apparently I need somethin called eeprom
[12:28] <culinor> nice, Dr_Willis , thank you for your time, see you later
[12:28] <chandru_in> Dr_Willis: DIDN'T GET YOU
[12:28] <chandru_in> Sorry for the caps
[12:28] <chandru_in> its was accidental
[12:28] <Q_Continuum> Ok, this is annoying.  The ubuntu installer is defaulting to the second HD.  I am going to have to power down, open box, UNPLUG second HD just to get it to install to the OS drive >.<
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> chandru_in:  the themes are in the 'light-themes' package in 10.04 - remove them and the defaults go to some other theme
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> chandru_in:  but 10.04 chat in #ubuntu+1 :)
[12:29] <Sensiva> Q_Continuum you can drop to shell and mount the desired partition into /hd-media/
[12:29] <Q_Continuum> This is frustrating.  "This computer has no operating systems on it." yet below it defaults to "Install them side by side, choosing between them each startup" yet wants to put itself on the second (data) drive.
[12:29] <Q_Continuum> No, I'll just pull the stupid case
[12:29] <Q_Continuum> otherwise it might just do something stupid like put a bootloader there or something.
[12:29] <DasEi> ganjaman420: worth a try would be the bios~blah.exe from the link, running in wine -- but no guarantee/warrantee on that, if you bought it in a shop, must bring it in, dell has good support, they will read it out
[12:29] <Q_Continuum> knowing my luck anyway
[12:30] <ganjaman420> DasEi, bios~blah.exe...???
[12:30] <DasEi> ganjaman420:  http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic109612.html
[12:30] <Ashok> any body tell me ist it possible to open two channels at same time
[12:30] <grobda24> What are the best permissions for server directories ? 555 for directories that have PHP, and 666 for upload dirs ?
[12:30] <DasEi> under attachments
[12:31] <DasEi> Ashok: irc ? sure
[12:31] <ganjaman420> Oh right cheers
[12:31] <Ashok> DasEi: what is irc and where can i find it im new to ubuntu
[12:31] <nmvictor> my wireless aint working properly, nm-applet show the wireless networks which when i try to connect to,the connection is attempted (the circling thing) for quite a while then stops, during bootup, i get this message, :: eth1, error loading agere_sta_fw.bin , i am running jaunty powerpc in an iBook.Please help
[12:32] <DasEi> Ashok: irc is internet relay chat, the medium we just use, and you speak in the channel #ubuntu
[12:33] <Ashok> DasEi: how to join im askin n where to join
[12:33] <DasEi> Ashok: /join #freenode               <<channel for generic irc-questions
[12:33] <grobda24> nmvictor, looks like you don't have the correct firmware for your wireless hardware ... find out it's model number.
[12:33] <randompie> Hi! I wanted to do networking without "network-manager" on karmic. I have uninstalled NM, and my networking seems to work fine on doing a "service network start", but *not* at boot time. Please suggest where to add networking - can't get the hang of how upstart works.
[12:34] <Ashok> DasEi: so where to enter tat text
[12:34] <theadmin> Uh, where is that httpd.conf in Ubuntu's Apache again?
[12:34] <eremite> Ashok: You are on IRC right now.
[12:34] <SquidNoobX> when i write "ip route add local <IP_ADDRESS>/0 dev lo table 100" i get "RTNETLINK answers: File exists"
[12:34] <SquidNoobX> how can i delete this file?
[12:34] <DasEi> Ashok: just where you enter your answersquestions, in messenger
[12:35] <lodder> When I'm using lucid and freenx server I'm losing the titlebar of the window, and why when I do apt-get dist-upgrade wants to remove nautilus?
[12:35] <nmvictor> will somone plase help me with my wireless issue?
[12:35] <eremite> theadmin: use the search utility?  Faster usually.
[12:35] <theadmin> eremite: I'm helping a friend of mine, don't have a local apache installation
[12:35] <abhi_nav> !details | nmvictor
[12:35] <randompie> nmvictor: what's the issue?
[12:35] <Ashok> DasEi: ya i enetred but nothin came
[12:36] <MORMI> hello i have a problem with ubuntu
[12:36] <eremite> theadmin: tell yoru firend to use the search utility?
[12:36] <blekos> i try to connect to windows network but I get the msg "cannot retrieve share list"
[12:36] <DasEi> Ashok: which messenger ?
[12:36] <abhi_nav> !lucid | lodder
[12:36] <Pici> Ashok: You may want to start with http://irchelp.org/irchelp/irctutorial.html , as this really isn't an Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu-offtopic might be a better place to disucss.
[12:36] <Ashok> DasEi: nothin i recieved
[12:36] <theadmin> eremite: Problem is they renamed it to something like apache.conf or apache2.conf or whatever
[12:36] <lodder> abhi_nav: thx
[12:37] <DasEi> Pici: righty, but least needs to now how to join a channel
[12:37] <selimaky> hi
[12:37] <abhi_nav> Pici: what? you said that ".........as this really IS NOT ubuntu support channel........" ? why? I am confused :(
[12:37] <eremite> If I get the Karmic beta, will I be able to do a proper upgrade without reinstalling the OS?  I mean a proper upgrade and not like the sketchy tansfer from Jaunty to Karmic that left the system feeling ill.
[12:37] <abhi_nav> lodder: hmm
[12:37] <eremite> **Lucid
[12:37] <DasEi> Ashok: did you enter #freenode ?
[12:37] <rsk> eremite maybe
[12:37] <Pici> abhi_nav: er, I mispoke. I meant "this isn't an Ubuntu support channel topic"
[12:37] <abhi_nav> !lucid > eremite
[12:38] <grobda24> blekos, I suggest going through the guide on the Samba site ... you might need a few settings added to /etc/samba/smb.cfg
[12:38] <lodder> abhi_nav: hmm? point?
[12:38] <Ashok> DasEi: ya i entered /join #freenode
[12:38] <eremite> How do I see private messages in irssi?
[12:38] <eremite> nevermind
[12:38] <abhi_nav> Pici: ohh ohh I see yahh yah . Hmm now i got. I was just shocked for a second, and I am keep checking if I am in right chennl or not. haa haa but. its ok fine
[12:38] <abhi_nav> Pici: :D
[12:39] <DasEi> Ashok: so you now should have a tab daying #freenode, click it
[12:39] <DasEi> saying*
[12:39] <SquidNoobX> when i write "ip route add local <IP_ADDRESS>/0 dev lo table 100" i get "RTNETLINK answers: File exists" why?
[12:39] <selimaky> i have a problem, i upgrade my Karmic to Lucid, and my firefox fonts are different than previous one. How do i fix my fonts?
[12:39] <eremite> Pici, thsi IS an Ubuntu support channel.
[12:39] <Pici> eremite: Yes. I know that, I missed a word.
[12:39] <Ashok> DasEi: where can i find it first of all
[12:39] <eremite> No, you added a word, technically.
[12:40] <rsk> selimaky downgrade to karmic
[12:40] <Pici> rsk: That is not supported.
[12:40] <mrman208> hi
[12:40] <rsk> Pici i know
[12:40] <abhi_nav> lodder: what happends? join #ubuntu+1 for lucid support
[12:41] <Pici> selimaky: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[12:41] <DasEi> Ashok: which messenger are you using?
[12:41] <Pici> rsk: Then why suggest it?
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> its not even possible i thought.
[12:41] <selimaky> ok thanks
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> Or not easyally done :)
[12:41] <lodder> abhi_nav: I just did
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> selimaky:  try a new user. see if FF looks proper for them?
[12:41] <rsk> Pici because if he is ready to use beta, and is scared when there's a new font. he shouldn't be using it.
[12:41] <mrman208> is it possible to install UNR on a 512 mb flash drive?
[12:41] <abhi_nav> lodder: yah
[12:41] <randompie> karmic: where to initialize networking at boot time without network-manager?
[12:41] <Ashok> DasEi: means what
[12:41] <lodder> abhi_nav: waiting for response on the mather
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> selimaky:  and ive also noticd the FF fonts look a little different.  just barely - but a littel different
[12:41] <Pici> rsk: Please suggest that he ask in #ubuntu+1 in the future, asking to downgrade is even less supported.
[12:42] <porta> randompie: /etc/network/interfaces
[12:42] <mrman208> is it possible to install UNR on a 512 mb flash drive????
[12:42] <grobda24> Having trouble finding this ... what is the usual permission on a directory ?
[12:42] <DasEi> Ashok: you type your messages to me in which app ? pidgin ? xchat ?
[12:42] <abhi_nav> lodder: yah hmm good. be patient !          ;)
[12:42] <mrman208> is there a unr channel i can go to?
[12:43] <mrman208> ...
[12:43] <lodder> abhi_nav: I'm patient ....
[12:43] <mrman208> anyone?
[12:43] <Ashok> DasEi: empathy
[12:43] <abhi_nav> !unr
[12:43] <abhi_nav> lodder: hmm
[12:43] <mrman208> so support is here
[12:43] <mrman208> ok
[12:43] <abhi_nav> yah
[12:43] <DasEi> mrman208: hardly, about 1 gig is lowest boarder, unless sth. headless/striped down
[12:43] <mrman208> ok, thanks
[12:44] <mrman208> if you have an external cd drive you can install unr with a cd, right?
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:  yes.
[12:44] <randompie> porta: interfaces are there in the file. how to start the service?
[12:44] <DasEi> mrman208: yes
[12:44] <mrman208> thank you!
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:  or make a bootable usb flash drive
[12:44] <Ashok> DasEi: empathy
[12:45] <nmvictor> is it possible to generate a package download script with aptitude?
[12:45] <DasEi> nmvictor: yes, it is
[12:45] <mrman208> Dr_Willis: I would, but the only flash drive i have is a 512 MB one
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:   thats.. scary :)
[12:45] <DasEi> !clone > nmvictor
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:   I got a  whole pile of 1gb+ ones.
[12:45] <abhi_nav> DasEi: how
[12:46] <mrman208> Dr_Willis: Well, i do have a 1 GB flash drive but its busted
[12:46] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: why scary?
[12:46] <DasEi> nmvictor: can also  write a simple bash-script
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> Flash drives are like floppy disks now.. I got stacks of them.. wher i used to have stacks of floppies years ago.
[12:46] <mrman208> Dr_WIllis: lol
[12:46] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: :D
[12:47] <mrman208> Dr_WIllis: it seems like CD's are turning into floppy drives too :P
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:  wife decided  i should collect 'them' shes always getting me funny ones. of a dog, or frog. or panda bear.
[12:47] <mrman208> *disks
[12:47] <mrman208> :D
[12:47] <Ashok> what is bash script
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> mrman208:  im about ready to toss out my optical disks also
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  a script written in bash..
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> #!/bin/bash
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> ls -al
[12:47] <DasEi> Ashok: in the titlebar, there should now be a tab #freenode, click on it to change channel
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> theres an example :)
[12:47] <mrman208> Ashok: a bash script is a bunch of terminal commands written into a script that you can run
[12:47] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: what is bash
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> !bash | Ashok
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  time to learn some linux FUNdamentals
[12:48] <mrman208> well, bye all!
[12:48] <DasEi> Dr_Willis: nick- miss ?! > abhi_nav
[12:48] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: ya rite im new dear
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  the default user shell  is bash.
[12:49] <blackxored> Hi guys, to whom I can contact about landscape?
[12:49] <Pici> blackxored: Regarding an email that you got about it>?
[12:49] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: thx
[12:49] <Zta> Need help for Evolution.  I fscked up.  I thought the Trash folder was just an ordinary folder.  I tried to move some mail from Trash into another folder, but it seem to work, because the mail was still in Trash.  I tried again a few times before I realised that the mail was in fact copied N times!  Now I need to remove duplicate e-mails in a folder.  Is there an automatic way to do this?
[12:49] <blackxored> Pici, yeah
[12:50] <Zta> *but it _didn't_ seem to work.
[12:50] <DasEi> Ashok: found it ?
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  theres this -> but its a work in progress -->  http://www.ubuntu-manual.org    and its for the next release :)
[12:50] <Ashok> DasEi: im stim unable to connect
[12:51] <DasEi> Ashok: I'll open a new window in your messenger, click on it :
[12:51] <Pici> blackxored: From what I hear it was mistakenly sent out to some people, this was said elsewhere:"apparently this was only meant to have been sent to people who were current candidates for jobs at Canonical, but was mistakenly sent to rather more people than that; the Landscape people are looking into it"
[12:51] <Gnea> Ashok: you didn't get xchat to install?
[12:52] <porta> randompie: man update-rc.d
[12:52] <nmvictor> DasEi: thanks but that would be if the machines share the same arcitecture and maybe point to the same repos, in my case i have packages selected in aptitude in my iBook running a jaunty ppc(so definately its sources.list point to port.ubuntu.com where we have power-pc arch .debs), since i have issues with my wireless, i want to download this packages from another machine Intel of course then move them to ppc machine for installation,
[12:52] <nmvictor> in this case i thought only a package download script would do, what do you sat?
[12:52] <Ashok> gnea:i got xchat i installed
[12:52] <Ashok> DasEi: k
[12:53] <amikrop> Hello. I can login to Twitter from their website or Tweetdeck for Linux, but when I try it from my iPhone either Echofon or Tweetdeck, it says authentication failed.
[12:53] <amikrop> Any possible reason why that happens?
[12:53] <amikrop> I know it is offtopic, but I didn't know where else to ask.
[12:53] <Gnea> Ashok: ok, so get it to connect to freenode
[12:53] <DasEi> !aptoncd | nmvictor
[12:53] <Guest23030> hello i have a wireless problem, with atheros AR5001 on an acer aspire one, after some  time of inactivity or not the wireless goes down and i cannot get it back unless i do a shut down.
[12:54] <DasEi> Ashok: answer pm ?
[12:54] <Zta> Ah, seems like my prayers have been answered here: http://www.siltala.net/2007/11/18/getting-rid-of-duplicate-messages-in-evolution/
[12:55] <nmvictor> DasEi: thats also another option but looks like you dint get the part on repos pointing  to different servers, besides i dont have another power pc machine to run aptoncd from
[12:56] <Ashok> Dr_Willis: how and where to learn linux fundamentals
[12:57] <Gnea> Ashok: whyt can't you just connect using xchat?
[12:57] <Gnea> *why
[12:57] <DasEi> nmvictor: you could set the sources list for just downlaoding to intel (and -reset afterwards) , then make apt just downlaod them
[12:58] <Sensiva> Ashok here you go https://help.ubuntu.com/
[12:58] <Ashok> gnea:in xcaht  im not findin freenode at all
[12:58] <DasEi> nmvictor: but that's really nasty, no way to wire the intel machine ?
[12:58] <wols> DasEi: how do you set it to downloading for intel?
[12:58] <Gnea> Ashok: perhaps you're not using it right
[12:58] <nn-digger> всем привет
[12:58] <Gnea> !ru | nn-digger
[12:59] <abhi_nav> hi
[12:59] <DasEi> wols: by using are acoording sources.list and make it not install, but store
[13:00] <Gnea> Ashok: xchat should automatically connect to freenode
[13:00] <wols> DasEi: where in your sources.list does it say anything about what arch you download?
[13:00] <Flamekebab> Can I turn off compiz for an individual program?
[13:01] <Gnea> no, compiz affects the whole desktop, you'd have to turn compiz off for the whole thing
[13:01] <abhi_nav> DasEi: I was disconnected. What were you talking to Dr_Willis about my nick?
[13:02] <DasEi> wols: powerpc or intel ?
[13:02] <wols> DasEi: any
[13:02] <Flamekebab> Damn. I want to run Yakuake but it irritates me that it plays my window-close animation when I hide it again
[13:02] <DasEi> abhi_nav: yes, you asked how, and if that wasn't a miss, I think was about howto dooooooooo anpt-script
[13:02] <Q_Continuum> fresh install of Ubuntu 9.10, updating it for first time.  Configuring grub-PC says that a new version of the config file is available, but my copy's been modified.  I forget what option I want on this...
[13:03] <TommoPuppy> yeah i think it's pretty much established that my craptop can simply not have linux installed on it
[13:03] <TommoPuppy> no matter what i try
[13:03] <bwlang> I'm thinking about using runit as an unprivileged user to managed some background jobs ... is this a bad idea?
[13:03] <abhi_nav> DasEi: yah exactly
[13:03] <TommoPuppy> there's always something wrong
[13:04] <Flamekebab> Cheers, Gnea.
[13:04] <TommoPuppy> my 5.04 disc can't get past GRUB installer. Puppy Linux is the complete opposite. It installs GRUB but not the OS
[13:04] <TommoPuppy> 9.10 can't use the hard drive for some reason
[13:04] <Gnea> Flamekebab: cheers
[13:04] <abhi_nav> hey, I just installed 64 bit 9.10 and found it so great!!!!.
[13:04] <TommoPuppy> my 7.04 disc doesn't even boot
[13:04]  * abhi_nav cheers to FOSS!!! Long live FOSS!!!!!!    :D :)
[13:04] <DasEi> abhi_nav: then drwill.. answered that question to asho.. this why I invented, ash.. is currently so new, that he can't find #freenode, so no use in bash-scripting
[13:05] <abhi_nav> DasEi: ohh hmmm
[13:05] <liuce> 能发中文吗？
[13:06] <Pici> !zh | liuce
[13:06] <abhi_nav> Pici: zh? means?
[13:07] <DasEi> abhi_nav: #!/bin/bash    ^  sudo apt-get install packages ^ paket  ^ paket
[13:07] <DasEi> abhi_nav: will do that, where ^ indicates a new line in the script
[13:08] <abhi_nav> DasEi: yah Thank you for your help. I just installed new 9.10 64 bit. I am busy with its house keeping. !!! :D and really thankyou for your help!
[13:08] <abhi_nav> DasEi: I wll note down this
[13:08] <Pici> abhi_nav: its a 2 letter language/country code for Chinese
[13:08] <abhi_nav> Pici: how? 2 letter code for China shold be "Ch" naa?
[13:09] <DasEi> abhi_nav: ch would be switzerland
[13:09] <abhi_nav> DasEi: ohhh! :D this world is full of confusing and contradictory things!!! :D
[13:10] <DasEi> abhi_nav: damned orders, this computers :)
[13:11] <abhi_nav> DasEi: yahh haa ha :D
[13:11] <Doroff> Hi
[13:12] <Doroff> i have quastion about ubuntu and seagate barracuda
[13:13] <Doroff> should I correct some properties to setup Ubuntu or Debian?
[13:13] <ChogyDan> Doroff: ask away
[13:13] <Doroff> in BIOS of cours
[13:13] <Doroff> should I correct some properties to setup Ubuntu or Debian?
[13:13] <ChogyDan> Doroff: try to ask your whole question in a single line
[13:13] <Doroff> ok ))
[13:14] <eremite> How do I play the entire contents of a folder consisting fo video files via the terminal without entering the full path to each file?  I have VLC, Totem, Mplayer but prefer VLC because I need subtitles.
[13:14] <Doroff> should I correct in BIOS some Hardware properties to setup and used Ubuntu or debian?
[13:14] <Doroff> sorry for my English ..
[13:14] <abhi_nav> Doroff: which is your language? there may be a separate channel for your language
[13:15] <ChogyDan> Doroff: is there a reason why you think you need to setup your hdd?
[13:15] <Doroff> abhi_nav well - it can be better, but more specialist speak in english )
[13:15] <abhi_nav> Doroff: hmmm yah you are right!
[13:16] <abhi_nav> Doroff: ;)
[13:16] <eremite> But there may be a perfect helper in yoru own language.
[13:17] <Q_Continuum> Ok, installed the fglrx driver to enable my 3-display setup, and now I get an "unsupported hardware" watermark in lower right corner and my mouse icon is GONE.
[13:17] <Doroff> I have problem that problem with ubuntu Decktop Edition 9.10. After setting up I can used them, but only 3 ot 5 minute. After that time help only reboot
[13:17] <Doroff> debian don't setuped
[13:18] <abhi_nav> !details | Doroff
[13:19] <Doroff> ChogyDan yeah. I think that becouse in two experiaments Ubuntu stopped setup in formatting process (5%)
[13:20] <ChogyDan> Doroff: hmm, I don't know, but I doubt doing anything in the bios will help that.
[13:21] <xuxin> Hi there sportfans! does anyone know if there is a way to get the zoom in/out function on my eee touchpad working?
[13:22] <linuxman410> i have a laptop that has debian installed but i want to install ubuntu but only has floppy drive any help
[13:23] <xuxin> linuxman410: no usb?
[13:23] <rsk> linuxman410 try netboot
[13:23] <abhi_nav> ChogyDan: you understood what his problem his? Please tell me.
[13:23] <linuxman410> yes it has 2 usb ports
[13:23] <abhi_nav> ChogyDan: is*
[13:23] <xuxin> make a bootable usb drive
[13:24] <linuxman410> it will not boot from usd
[13:24] <linuxman410> usb
[13:24] <xuxin> linuxman410: use unetbootin
[13:24] <xuxin> yes, there should be a setting for that in the bios, or the boot menu
[13:24] <Sensiva> linuxman410 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux
[13:25] <ChogyDan> abhi_nav: well, he wants to know if he has to setup his hdd in the bios, since Ubuntu can't get past %5 formatting
[13:25] <Doroff> ChogyDan very strange for me that one fact - XP working...but Ubuntu don't...
[13:26] <abhi_nav> ChogyDan:  you mean, in short ubuntu not installing , and it goes only till that 5%?
[13:26] <xuxin> anyone with an asus eee laptop who've got the zooming function on the touchpad working?
[13:26] <ChogyDan> Doroff: are you using the livecd?
[13:27] <ChogyDan> abhi_nav: ya
[13:27] <abhi_nav> ChogyDan: hmm. thanx
[13:28] <abhi_nav> Doroff: may be because the partition is not well formated ? try only formating it with ext from livecd and then install
[13:29] <Roasted_> In Windows when I need to test audio, I just fire up the sample clips that come with XP... like Beethoven or that other clip. In Ubuntu I want to test the sound, but where can I go to test a system sound or osmething?
[13:29] <ChogyDan> Roasted_: gstreamer-properties
[13:29] <eremite> Roasted_: archive.org has a ton of free and open source audio and video.
[13:29] <Gorgory> ae galera,instalei aqui o ubuntu 8.10 to querendo ver a particao do windows os arquivos do windows,qual procedimento?
[13:29] <Roasted_> ChogyDan, how do I get there exactly?
[13:29] <abhi_nav> Roasted_ there is audio fine in /home examples
[13:30] <abhi_nav> Roasted_ file*
[13:30] <Roasted_> I dont have an examples folder
[13:30] <abhi_nav> you have
[13:30] <Roasted_> Im on a Live CD.
[13:30] <Roasted_> There is no examples folder in the home directory.
[13:30] <abhi_nav> ?
[13:30] <ChogyDan> Roasted_: alt+f2  then type that in
[13:30] <Roasted_> desktop doc download mus pic public templ videos
[13:30] <Roasted_> ChogyDan, that worked. This is familiar... so I know I should hear audio here.
[13:31] <ChogyDan> Roasted_: yeah, allot of apps use gstreamer, but you gota click the test button
[13:31] <Roasted_> ChogyDan, I did. Both of them. Nadda. Just as I suspected - dead sound card.
[13:32] <basncy> Anyone who knows some Adult Channel?
[13:32] <BulleTh0> Hello. Besaid /etc/network/interfaces, does ubuntu store conection detalies elsewhere? When I reboot the box, it appears an eth0:2 which is not in /etc/network/interfaces.
[13:32] <baba_b00ie> whats the command to bring eth0 up and down without rebooting my box ?
[13:32] <abhi_nav> can I install add/remove in 9.10? USC is good. but I wll use it when it comes in version 3
[13:32] <xuxin> anyone with an asus eee laptop who've got the zooming function on the touchpad working?
[13:32] <Doroff> ChogyDan onetime I used Knoppix. And Knoppix is worked. Whith what liveCd I can formated?
[13:33] <ChogyDan> baba_b00ie: ifup ifdown if you are using interfaces
[13:33] <maeki> baba_b00ie, ifconfig down eth0
[13:33] <ChogyDan> Doroff: ubuntu has a livecd
[13:34] <bigcx2> hey all...i rebooted today and lost all of my gnome configurations
[13:34] <bigcx2> wonderful way to start the day
[13:34] <bigcx2> and i was trying to set up my keyboard shortcuts
[13:34] <baba_b00ie> chogydan, thats what i thought. but i couldn't bring the the interfaces up or down. what about restarting the network services ?
[13:34] <bigcx2> and for some reason the gnome-keybinding-properties dialog isn't recognizing my super_l key?
[13:35] <baba_b00ie> something like /etc/init.d network down ?
[13:35] <bigcx2> any ideas? xev properly recognizes it
[13:36] <ChogyDan> baba_b00ie: Im not really sure, I just use nm.  Are you using ifup -a?    o well, looks like ya got it!
[13:36] <bigcx2> xmodmap tells me i have two super_l keys
[13:37] <bigcx2> is there any way to get rid of that????
[13:37] <abhi_nav> can I install add/remove in 9.10? USC is good. but I wll use it when it comes in version 3
[13:37] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: do you want to just use that key alone?     I just use the Menu key myself
[13:38] <gabriele_> ciao!
[13:39] <kcantin> anyone here have experience in dealing with x gnome issues?
[13:39] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: gnome-keybinding-properties doesn't recognize that either
[13:39] <bigcx2> kcantin: ask more specific questions
[13:40] <kcantin> ok, thanks bigcx2
[13:40] <kcantin> ummmm, I have been trouble shooting the issues that I have been experiencing with my intel graphics card initially
[13:40] <soulscar> where is the file pxelinux.0 ?
[13:40] <smacky_> i wrote this very tiny script am trying to install it but chmod X dont work
[13:41] <kubi_ubi_bubi> Hello! Linux can be destroy physically the winchester if I use this with ntfs? Or can cause any problem?
[13:41] <kcantin> I cannot get a higher resolution than 800 X 600
[13:41] <ChogyDan> kubi_ubi_bubi: you need to use ext
[13:41] <llutz> smacky_: chmod +x script    lowercase x
[13:42] <kcantin> But, I have since learned that apparently it is an issue with x and gnome
[13:42] <kcantin> I was referred to a web site that offers a downloadable script called "resolution script"
[13:42] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: well, if your system crashed, maybe some of your files got corrupted.  It may be easiest to reinstall
[13:42] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: easier said than done
[13:43] <kcantin> so I downloaded it and ran it but, unfortunately my issue with screen resolution still exists
[13:43] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: do you have a separate /home?
[13:43] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: the weird thing is, my system didn't crash
[13:43] <kubi_ubi_bubi> ChogyDan: The only problem withthe ext is: Windows can't read them.
[13:43] <bigcx2> it shut off normally last night
[13:43] <kcantin> I would like to be able to at least run at 1024 X 768
[13:43] <bigcx2> and this morning, i lost ALL of my gnome settings
[13:43] <bigcx2> backgrounds, etc.
[13:43] <bigcx2> all my files were still present
[13:43] <kcantin> bigcx2, sorry to hear about that
[13:44] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: well _something_ went wrong, maybe there is a way to go back to the defaults?
[13:44] <nooga_> hi
[13:44] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: yea, not sure what that would be though!
[13:44] <theoo> i want to create a script which will restart the computer when 800mb of the 1gb RAM is used
[13:44] <nooga_> i can't update
[13:45] <soulscar> where is the file pxelinux.0 ?
[13:45] <bigcx2> kcantin: are you sure you're using the appropriate driver?
[13:45] <nooga_> i mean upgrade, it says that the distribution upgrade can be only pardial
[13:45] <nooga_> partial
[13:45] <ChogyDan> kubi_ubi_bubi: you still need to use ext.  Maybe you can make a smaller partition?  use a separate partition for files you want both windows and linux?
[13:45] <nooga_> it installs one packet and exits
[13:46] <x2xx2nd> HI.... im traying to convert a folder foul of flvs tou mp3 through the SoundConverter prog ... the thing is that, when i try to load the file to the converter , the program crushes after a while( it loads some and then it sthucks)... what sould i do???
[13:46] <senthil> Hi
[13:46] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: well, I do have a command in mind, but it is quite risky.  You would have to be prepared to reinstall anyway, as the command might make things worse
[13:47] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: ok, listening
[13:47] <smacky_> chmod: invalid mode: `x'
[13:47] <llutz> smacky_: what's your exact command?
[13:47] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: so you have all your data backed up?
[13:48] <senthil> i need a help
[13:48] <vertx> !ask > senthil
[13:48] <x2xx2nd> HI.... im traying to convert a folder foul of flvs tou mp3 through the SoundConverter prog ... the thing is that, when i try to load the file to the converter , the program crushes after a while( it loads some and then it sthucks)... what sould i do???
[13:48] <kcantin> bigcx2, according to ppl I have been chatting with on this channel, Yes
[13:48] <ChogyDan> !panels > bigcx2
[13:49] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[13:49] <bigcx2> ChogyDan: i'm not going to run the command blindly, just curious as to what you're thinking
[13:49] <bigcx2> hm
[13:49] <ChogyDan> bigcx2: instead of /apps/panel  run it on just /                 btw, this is only a command to run blindly
[13:49] <kcantin> I have shipped my log files to pastebinit.com and everyone tells me that my vid card is installed correctly
[13:50] <bigcx2> might not be a bad idea
[13:50] <CR0W> Hello, I have a problem, in System>Administration>Time and Date when I change the day it changes back after about a second.
[13:50] <senthil> I have installed rpm using sudo apt-get install rpm.. But it runs till 99% after it shows error some file is access denied...
[13:50] <kcantin> the script that I was running uses xrandr
[13:50] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[13:50] <senthil> so what can i do??
[13:51] <kubi_ubi_bubi> ChogyDan: I do not have Windows installed on my computer, I've kept the ntfs for the games, if i reinstall the windows. And I have the Get Data Back For Ntfs program... How can i recover my Computer in Ext?
[13:51] <senthil> hey guys or gals reply for my Q
[13:52] <x2xx2nd> does anybody know a good sound conversion program except the SoundCOnverter ?????!?
[13:52] <Pici> senthil: Can you pastebin the exact text of your error?
[13:52] <Pici> senthil: Are you using rpm to install an rpm package?
[13:52] <soulscar> where is the file pxelinux.0 ?
[13:52] <CR0W> Am Could someone answer my problem?
[13:53] <ChogyDan> kubi_ubi_bubi: I don't know of a program that can recover files off of ext
[13:53] <senthil> Just a min..
[13:53] <vertx> senthil: paste your error message(s) into paste.bin to let everyone see your exact problem
[13:53] <Slart> !recover
[13:53] <wasutton3-1> does anyone know of an adapter that takes a laptop atapi cdrom drive and turns it into a sata hard drive/
[13:53] <wasutton3-1> ?
[13:53] <senthil> Reading state information... Done
[13:53] <senthil> rpm is already the newest version.
[13:53] <senthil> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
[13:53] <senthil> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://security.ubuntu.com karmic-security/universe Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_karmic-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages)
[13:53] <senthil> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://security.ubuntu.com karmic-security/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_karmic-security_main_binary-i386_Packages)
[13:53] <FloodBot3> senthil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:54] <Pici> senthil: Please use a pastebin and give us the link.
[13:54] <BluesKaj> !rpm | senthil
[13:55] <senthil> i cant get u pici:
[13:55] <Pici> senthil: Paste the text to http://paste.ubuntu.com and then give us the link.
[13:56] <CR0W> Hello, I have a problem, in System>Administration>Time and Date when I change the day it changes back after about a second.
[13:56] <CR0W> It's ubuntu 9.10
[13:56] <senthil> Hi ubottu as u said that alien is dangerous... But it  is not so
[13:57] <senthil> Then one more probs... I need restore my GNOME panel... What to do...??
[13:57] <Pici> senthil: ubottu is a bot.  We cannot support rpm packages that were installed using alien.
[13:57] <Pici> !resetpanels | senthil
[13:58] <lotfigood> Entrez le texte ici...bjr
[13:58] <senthil> thank u very much ubutto..!!!:)
[13:59] <lotfigood> bonjour a ts
[13:59] <CR0W> Hi, does anybody see me?
[13:59] <xuxin> yes CR0W
[13:59] <lotfigood> ca va les filles
[13:59] <lzy> and me?
[13:59] <CR0W> Could someone answer my problem?
[13:59] <senthil> Hey pici i have pasted that u said..
[13:59] <vertx> !fr | lotfigood
[14:00] <joshyfluff_> :V
[14:01] <senthil> Good night guys
[14:01] <joshyfluff_> Nini!
[14:01] <joshyfluff_> Is there a reason that as soon as I launch any application, the hard drive light will remain constantly on for about a minute, not allowing me to do anything?
[14:01] <test123> just a test
[14:01] <pjanecze_> hi, what's in your opinion best environment for php/html/css/js on ubuntu?
[14:02] <senthil> Then i need to install C & c++  COMPILER ... hOW TO DO THAT??
[14:02] <di3gopa> senthil, sudo apt-get install g++
[14:03] <vertx> senthil: sudo apt-get build-essentials
[14:03] <senthil> iT WILL INSTALL BOTH C & c++ AH
[14:03] <llutz> !caps | senthil
[14:04] <senthil> he he cool buddy
[14:04] <senthil> Hi di3gopa it show warning??
[14:04] <lanoxx> i just found that i dont have the file /etc/init.d/cups
[14:04] <lanoxx> or any other file with cups in its name, how can i start cups in karmic?
[14:04] <jin> hey guys i have on my xubuntu an lxde-desktop installed and now the wicd network manager won't work, everytime i start up this manager he closed after - can anyone help me pls thanks you forward
[14:05] <CR0W> Hi, can I ask a question?
[14:05] <eremite> !ask | CR0W
[14:05] <senthil> What??
[14:06] <adityag> where is grub.lst located in 9.10?
[14:06] <rsk> adityag nowhere
[14:06] <Roasted_> Is there a way to connect to mobile broadband if you're using a different application other than network manager?
[14:06] <senthil> I dunno...
[14:06] <CR0W> In System>Administration>Time and Date when I change the day it changes back after about a second. Why? What do I do wrong? Ubuntu 9.10 just isntalled.
[14:06] <rsk> adityag look for grub.conf
[14:06] <llutz> Roasted_: umtsmon, wvdial
[14:06] <lanoxx> can anyone tell my why i dont have a cups file in init.d
[14:06] <lanoxx> and how i can get it back
[14:06] <adityag> rsk: which directory?
[14:07] <Roasted_> llutz, wvdial = Gnome PPP?
[14:07] <senthil> Hi follow the link for GRUB:::::::        http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.2-Manual/ref-guide/ch-grub.html
[14:07] <llutz> Roasted_: idk, wvdial is a cli-tools
[14:07] <llutz> tool*
[14:07] <Roasted_> llutz, a search of wvdial in the software center brings up Gnome PPP
[14:08] <llutz> Roasted_: maybe its a frontend to wvdial, idk
[14:08] <CR0W> Could someone at least check if this problem occurs in his ubuntu 9.10?
[14:08] <miraculix> adityag: I recommend giving this link a read >> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[14:08] <senthil> noop
[14:08] <abhi_nav> CR0W: which program?
[14:08] <meo_> hi
[14:08] <CR0W> abhi_nav System>Administration>Time and Date
[14:09] <senthil> Hi
[14:09] <CR0W> abhi_nav can't change date.
[14:09] <abhi_nav> CR0W: yes, I have that Time and Date in 9.10
[14:09] <Sno0py_> question how can i tell if my laptop is capable of running 64 bit os?
[14:09] <vertx> CR0W: I don't have your problem. I'm using 9.10
[14:10] <CR0W> abhi_nav You mean you have this problem too?
[14:10] <baba_b00ie> would this be the proper channel for ubuntu server discussions ?
[14:10] <pssw0rt> someone knows a program that handles all file extensions and what programs are open to those
[14:10] <abhi_nav> CR0W: NO, I mean yes, I have that Time and Date application installed here in  my 9.10
[14:10] <DJones> baba_b00ie: You can ask here, or maybe try in #ubuntu-server
[14:11] <CR0W> abhi_nav but I mean, can you change the date and the choice stays, i.e. in my ubuntu it changes back after a second.
[14:11] <noren> hi all
[14:12] <Sno0py_> question how can i tell if my laptop is capable of running 64 bit os?
[14:12] <abhi_nav> CR0W: let me check
[14:12] <noren> Is there any app which i can use for voice to text conversion
[14:12] <CR0W> abhi_nav I'll appreciate
[14:12] <baba_b00ie> i'm debating on building my first ubuntu server. was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. www sites/documentations. the server would be a file server and i need it to share with my xbox 360
[14:12] <Sno0py_> i did lshw and the cpu memory are listed as 64 bit, dose that mean i can run 64 bit os?
[14:13] <llutz> CR0W: i don't know about your problem, but a user shouldn't be able to change time/date
[14:13] <CR0W> llutz I mean after you unlock
[14:13] <noren> Sno0py_: u need to have a 64 bit processor, try booting with 64bit live cd ~~!!
[14:13] <adityag> miraculix: rsk: i dont want to show one of the OS in the selection list, but i cant edit grub.cfg, any other solution ? i tried sudo gedit
[14:13] <Sno0py_> ok
[14:14] <abhi_nav> CR0W: hmm its working. I encuntered a new prob that my mouse pointer hangs. only mouse hangs. and then i do things with keyboard. then my time dont change immidiatly. I click on that time on gnome panel then ti changes
[14:14] <lanoxx> can anyone tell me how i get my cups running again?
[14:14] <abhi_nav> CR0W: now wait let me first set it back to original
[14:15] <noren> lanoxx: sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart
[14:15] <meo_> who is lana?
[14:15] <BulleTh0> How to disable NAT ?
[14:15] <jmcantrell> using the encrypted private directories (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory), does it get unlocked when you ssh instead of logging in directly?
[14:16] <lanoxx> noren, cant there is no cups file
[14:16] <tio> ke venga alguien
[14:16] <lanoxx> noren, any idea?
[14:16] <miraculix> adityag: you could technically edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg but that would get overridden everytime grub is update. All the files related to generating the grub menu can be found in /etc/grub.d/
[14:16] <noren> lanoxx: did u had it installed in the first place if not do sudo apt-get install cps
[14:16] <abhi_nav> CR0W: hmm done
[14:17] <adityag>  i dont want to show one of the recovery OS in the selection list, but i cant edit grub.cfg, any other solution ? i tried sudo gedit
[14:17] <llutz> lanoxx: sudo aptitude reinstall cups
[14:17] <CR0W> abhi_nav what could be wrong that It doesnt work for me?
[14:17] <lanoxx> noren, yes it used to work, but i dont print much so i can tell when it stopped working, maybe on the last upgrade from jaunty to karmic
[14:17] <Pirate_Hunter> data that goes in /tmp/ does it ever go back into the filesystem afterwards or do they remain and get deleted on shutdown?
[14:17] <lanoxx> noren, and cups and everything cups related is installed and i reinstalled it twice with aptitude and apt-get
[14:18] <miraculix> adityag: that is quite easy edit >> /etc/default/grub and uncomment the recovery=true entry
[14:18] <lanoxx> llutz, no success
[14:18] <lanoxx> llutz, it reinstalls but the problem persists
[14:18] <miraculix> adityag: you need to run: sudo update-grub (after that)
[14:18] <CR0W> where is 'time and date' save its settings?
[14:18] <CR0W> I want to check permissions
[14:18] <noren> lanoxx: if u have hp printer better get the hplip !!
[14:19] <abhi_nav> CR0W: cant say. But I have strange prob in my 9.10 too. e.g. when I just click on Authenticate button then it dont understand and remain as it is then i click it with force then it know. and if click with force then it understnads at one attempt! so my suggestion is this may be 9.10 bugs, better try launchpad for bug solution
[14:19] <noren> lanoxx: can help if u tell me some info of ur printer
[14:19] <lanoxx> noren, cupspdf
[14:19] <lanoxx> noren, cups is not running at all
[14:20] <fupp> how do I make configure reapper after I apt-get install something and then the configure screen won't reapper if I try to install again
[14:20] <lanoxx> noren, and i can not start it because there is no file names cups in /etc/init.d/
[14:20] <lanoxx> noren, or is there a different way to start it
[14:20] <noren> !cups | lanoxx
[14:20] <adityag> miraculix: sudo gedit  /etc/default/grub ?
[14:21] <miraculix> adityag: yes
[14:21] <lanoxx> noren, i cant even get so far as to configure a new printer in the first place because the printer icon is greyed out, and i get a message that cups is not running
[14:22] <noren> lanoxx: oh ok ! try sudo apt-get remove --purge cups && sudo apt-get install cups
[14:22] <adityag> miraculix: this recovery option is for windows 7, not for linux
[14:23] <razz1> I am trying to set up a remote connection between two ubuntu systems, using ssh and vnc
[14:23] <lanoxx> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[14:23] <lanoxx>   bluez-cups* cups* cups-driver-gutenprint* cups-pdf* foo2zjs* foomatic-db* foomatic-db-engine* ghostscript-cups* hpijs* hplip* openprinting-ppds* pxljr* splix* ubuntu-desktop* ubuntu-netbook-remix*
[14:23] <rocket16> Visual Basic exe files do not run even in latest wine. Why so?
[14:23] <lanoxx> ubuntu-desktop ? ubuntu-remix?
[14:23] <miraculix> adityag: oh, sorry. I misunderstood what you wanted
[14:23] <razz1> I need help setting up ssh
[14:23] <lanoxx> noren, can that be right?
[14:23] <llutz> rocket16: ask microsoft
[14:23] <adityag> miraculix: np....what can be the solution ?
[14:23] <switchgirl1> what do i need to talk to an apple osx from ubuntu?
[14:24] <noren> i see u already have all the required files !! just try rebooting !!
[14:24] <miraculix> adityag: What exactly is the name of the entry? I'm unfamiliar with any Windows 7 recovery entries
[14:24] <rocket16> llutz: Good joke. That is similar to asking them to shoot Billy Goat (Bill Gates=Bozo the Clown)
[14:24] <switchgirl1> !osx
[14:24] <switchgirl1> !apple
[14:24] <llutz> rocket16: no joke at all
[14:25] <rocket16> llutz: Really?
[14:25] <switchgirl1> !network
[14:25] <switchgirl1> !help
[14:25] <sergep71> Anyone here familiar getting a bt878 video capture card to play nice?
[14:25] <switchgirl1> !itunes
[14:25] <abhi_nav> hmmm hi all
[14:25] <rocket16> I think this is something like Silverlight. Earlier it wasn't possible for Linux to open www.microsoft.com, but now we can.
[14:25] <llutz> rocket16: wine is just a compatibility layer, nobody ever said all windows-crap will run with it
[14:25] <noren> switchgirl1: what exactly are u looking for
[14:25] <rocket16> llutz: I hate everything in Windows, but VB is no crap\
[14:26] <hanthana> how to update a software using several .deb files?
[14:26] <adityag> miraculix: http://www.privatepaste.com/d8c16332ad the second last 1
[14:26] <lanoxx> noren, that worked, although i was quite suprised why it told me that ubuntu-desktop would be removed, it didnt remove it, and now it works after reinstalling it
[14:26] <llutz> rocket16: and, jm2c, if you need running win-apps, use windows
[14:26] <lanoxx> noren, thanks alot
[14:26] <rocket16> llutz: Not really, I don't want to use it. I simply code VB sometimes, and thanks for you "ask microsoft" joke
[14:26] <noren> lanoxx: ur welcome i think there was something wrong with the cups configuration
[14:27] <switchgirl1> i have an old apple system i want to use as a server to get round the copy right software and emulation issues (like legally downloading free podcasts from itunes without emulation) so i need a basic osx config where it sucks stuff from itunes and stores them on my ubuntu pc
[14:27] <switchgirl1> via daap or networking
[14:27] <lanoxx> noren, probably, but i wonder why simply reinstalling didnt work
[14:27] <noren> hanthana: please be more specific !! use sudo dpkg -i <file.deb>
[14:28] <wols> switchgirl1: mount a smaba share on OSX which is located on your ubuntu host
[14:28] <noren> lanoxx: simple reinstall does not remove the old config file thats why we used purge it remove completly
[14:28] <Krystal``-Away> I tend to keep getting errors with booting
[14:28] <sergep71> any alternate irc channel to try for video capture card help?
[14:29] <hanthana> noren: downloaded OO.org 3.2 (several deb files), in fedora i can use rpm -Uvh <name>.rpm to update existing Oo.org 3.0
[14:29] <Krystal``-Away> Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr
[14:29] <hanthana> noren: how to do this in ubuntu?
[14:29] <lanoxx> noren, alright, i will remember this
[14:29] <Krystal``-Away> Try hd(0,1): NTFS5:
[14:29] <ProfessorBacon> i have a window share i'd like to manipluate in bash, but the share doesn't show up in the list of mounted devices in 'mount'.  how does ubuntu automatically mount windows shares?  is there a way I can interact with one that has been mounted with the connect to server dialog in bash?
[14:29] <hanthana> noren: i don't use Ubuntu but need to support OO.org user
[14:29] <adityag>  miraculix: http://www.privatepaste.com/d8c16332ad the second last 1
[14:30] <Rafael_> i need help with Webmin: si coloco https://xxx.xxx.x.xx:10000 i can see webmin, but if i place  https://hostname:10000 nothing..can somebody please help me?
[14:30] <miraculix> adityag: I don't see any recovery entries that are related to windows 7 here. I see 2 entries for 2 Windows OS (Vista & 7)
[14:31] <llutz> !webmin | Rafael_: check your dns
[14:31] <adityag> miraculix: the entry for vista is for recovery, dont know they named this way
[14:31] <Krystal``-Away> Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr (Ubuntu 9.10 ontop of Windows Vista Basic )
[14:31] <noren> hanthana: put all the file in the single folder and then sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[14:31] <bella-vampire> hola
[14:32] <hanthana> noren: -i for install ? or update?
[14:32] <miraculix> adityag: Oh...
[14:32] <bella-vampire> hay algún español aqui
[14:32] <adityag> miraculix: any solution now?
[14:32] <Pici> !es | bella-vampire
[14:33] <Bageshwar> anybody .. hadoop+karmic ?
[14:33] <Pici> hanthana: It doesn't matter, if the package is already installed and you're trying to install a version that has a higher version number then it will upgrade.
[14:33] <noren> hanthana: -i for install
[14:33] <Pici> !anyone | Bageshwar
[14:34] <miraculix> adityag: Not an immidiate one that follow the grub2 standard. Since I have to look into the os-prober script a bit more
[14:34] <hanthana> Pici: noren thanks guys! :)
[14:34] <hanthana> cya
[14:34] <abhi_nav> Bageshwar: what is hadoop?
[14:34] <WWEE> tar cjv -C $HOME/html --exclude=./_file_backups --exclude=./hostedsites . | openssl des3 -salt -k password >$HOME/html/_file_backups/$NOWDATE.enc
[14:34] <WWEE> echo "Backup complete!"
[14:35] <WWEE> what would be the command to decrypt the above?
[14:35] <abhi_nav> WWEE: see if truecrypt supports command line operation
[14:35] <Krystal``-Away> Anyone know how to fix booting problem: Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr
[14:36] <AJC_Z0> I don't think echo encrypts the putput
[14:36] <abhi_nav> haa haaha haa wht is putput?
[14:36] <candela><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[14:36] <abhi_nav> "putput" !!!!
[14:37] <AJC_Z0> It's what USAians call Crazy Golf
[14:37] <Krystal``-Away> Anyone know how to fix booting problem: Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr
[14:37] <abhi_nav> hmm
[14:37]  * AJC_Z0 notices he's in the wrong group
[14:37] <maco> AJC_Z0: goofy golf
[14:37] <abhi_nav> Krystal``-Away reinstall grub
[14:38] <maco> and itd be puttputt as the verb in golf is putt not put
[14:38] <Krystal``-Away> abhi_nav: If I could I would.. it doesn't let me go pass the grub/bash command prompt.
[14:39] <abhi_nav> Krystal``-Away from livecd
[14:39] <tremby> how do i upgrade Ubuntu Server to the latest? currently Hardy
[14:39] <adityag> any1 used to grub2 standard?
[14:40] <noren> !grub | Krystal``-Away
[14:40] <abhi_nav> !server | tremby
[14:40] <tremby> thanks
[14:41] <Krystal``-Away> Windows was on before Ubuntu
[14:41]  * DJones wonders whether trembly realised that hardy was a LTS version and that the next LTS hasn't been released yet
[14:41] <Krystal``-Away> This is wubi.
[14:41] <CR0W> I think I found whe problem.
[14:41] <noren> is there speech to text solution in ubuntu
[14:42] <CR0W> /usr/bin/locale/pl_PL.UTF-8/LC_TIME not found
[14:42] <Slart> noren: yes.. there are several options.. festival is one, I think.. then there's espeak and others as well
[14:42] <abhi_nav> CR0W:?
[14:42] <adityag> any1 used to grub2 standard?
[14:43] <noren> Slart: i know them but not sure if they work other way {speech to text }
[14:43] <salvachn> Slart, you might try CMU's Sphinx project
[14:43] <Slart> noren: oh.. sorry.. by bad.. I read it as text to speech.. I don't know of anything that goes the other way
[14:44] <Slart> noren: try salvachn's suggestion.. CMU's Sphinx project
[14:44] <Bageshwar> ubottu: sure thnx !
[14:44] <noren> Slart: lemme check it out
[14:44] <Bageshwar> does anybody have experiences with hadoop on ubuntu desktops/servers
[14:44] <DJones> noren: There isn't very much, you can have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SpeechRecognition but it doesn't really suggest any specific app's other than the Julius and Sphinx engines
[14:45] <Ashok> hi i hv installed java in ubuntu 9.10 now i need to run the program can  som one tel how
[14:45] <adityag> any1 used to grub2 standard?
[14:45] <miraculix> adityag: The solution I've found is to remove the /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober script and then manually adding Windows entry you want inside /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[14:45] <Krystal``-Away> Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr (Ubuntu 9.10 ontop of Windows Vista Basic ) [wubi issue]
[14:45] <noren> DJones: i am trying to find any app if it can read frm mp3 and output the test
[14:45] <noren> text
[14:45] <adityag> miraculix: ok cool....let me try
[14:45] <CR0W> Where can I post a bug in ubuntu?
[14:46] <geekphreak> hi all
[14:46] <Pici> CR0W: http://bugs.ubuntu.com
[14:46] <geekphreak> how is everyone :)
[14:46] <CR0W> Pici thx
[14:46] <adityag> miraculix: should i take any backup of grub, because if this does not work, i'll have to reinstall sin7
[14:46] <Bageshwar> Ashok: same as in windows....
[14:47] <miraculix> adityag: just backup /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober to a location just in case
[14:47] <DJones> noren: I've not heard of anybody being able to do that unless you can find something linked from that speech recognition page
[14:48] <razz1> I am trying to set up remote connection between two ubuntu systems, I installed the ssh clinet and server and vnc server and client, I need help port forwarding and setting up public and private keys. anyone willing to help?
[14:49] <Ashok> bageshwar:where to type the code
[14:49] <miraculix> adityag: this is how your /etc/grub.d/40_custom file should look like after the changes http://privatepaste.com/46368274d3
[14:50] <feisar> Anyone know anything about the printers on HP's website now as far as Linux compatibility goes? I am looking at the HP Photosmart All-in-One (Q8433B)
[14:50] <llutz> feisar: check the printer-database at linuxprinting.org
[14:51] <Ashok> hello any one help me where to type the java code and run
[14:51] <noren> feisar: get hplip sudo apt-get install hplips
[14:51] <Bageshwar> Ashok: you can use gedit
[14:52] <Bageshwar> Ashok: there are numerous text editors available.. gedit is much like notepad...
[14:52] <Ashok> bageshwar:k thx sir
[14:52] <geekphreak> Ashok: you can also do apt-get install jedit
[14:52] <feisar> llutz: thanks but the model number doesn't seem to be there (yet)
[14:52] <geekphreak> add sudo ^^
[14:52] <Bageshwar> Ashok:  save the file as .java , and use the java <class>.java to compile and den run
[14:52] <Ashok> geekphreak: give me the code to run it
[14:52] <Bageshwar> do check where you installed java....
[14:52] <feisar> the new hp's seem to have odd numbers eg.Q8433B
[14:53] <geekphreak> Ashok: sudo apt-get install jedit
[14:53] <soulscar> pxe ubuntu is giving me a  black screen does some one knows what is this ?
[14:53] <geekphreak> Ashok: keep in mind, everyone has there own choice of editors ;)
[14:53] <sagar> Ashok, or use geany nice text editor
[14:53] <geekphreak> sagar: i agree, thats nice too
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:  i mentioned geany earlier. :) its a good text editor
[14:54] <Bageshwar> the simplicity of gedit is nice though !
[14:54] <sagar> ycomes with a snippets so can modify to your ease
[14:54] <Ashok> sagar:wr i need to search for geany
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> the lack of features in gedit.. is annoying. :)
[14:54] <geekphreak> Ashok:  no
[14:54] <sagar> Ashok, terminal sudo >> apt-get install geany
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> it pays to read the geany docs also  some features are easially overlooked
[14:54] <geekphreak> Ashok: sudo apt-get install jedit geany
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> !info geany
[14:55] <geekphreak> thank you Dr_Willis  :)
[14:55] <sagar> Ashok, or you can install the latest version from ppa as well
[14:56] <AnAnt> Hello, how can I concat several PDF documents together in a single PDF document ?
[14:56] <Bageshwar> anybody did FAI+Ubuntu9.10 and Hadoop+Ubuntu9.10 ?????
[14:57] <Bageshwar> AnAnt: does it have to be necessarilyon ubuntu
[14:57] <Bageshwar> necessarily on*
[14:57] <AnAnt> Bageshwar: well, I'm using Ubuntu
[14:57] <srini> difference between env and set command
[14:58] <Ashok> sagar, what is ppa
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> !ppa | Ashok
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> Ashok:   a way to get new/unsupported/testing pakages
[14:58] <Bageshwar> AnAnt: hmm.. well i use a tool PrimoPDF for windows( virtual printer.. mayb  a virtual pdf printer for ubuntu might be the solution
[14:58] <sagar> Ashok, here you go https://launchpad.net/~geany-dev/+archive/ppa
[14:58] <meghan> hi
[14:59] <dgt84> hey, how can I edit the applications that show up in the nautilus "open with" dialog?
[14:59] <dgt84> It's easy in Windows but I can't figure it out in Ubuntu
[14:59] <noren> AnAnt: use PDFtk in ubuntu to join multiple pdf
[14:59] <geekphreak> its srange though ubuntu did not add eclipse-pdt to repo :(
[14:59] <meghan> ello
[14:59] <geekphreak> meghan: hello
[15:00] <meghan> how r ya
[15:00] <sagar> dgt84, go to properties and theer  you have open with options
[15:00] <Bageshwar> !FAI
[15:00] <sudo> hello boys
[15:00] <meghan> i am a girl
[15:00] <meghan> !!!!
[15:00] <sudo> sorry meghan
[15:00] <dgt84> sagar, yeah I see that but I cannot edit the entries in the list!
[15:00] <geekphreak> dgt84:  tell me something
[15:00] <cracker> guys when i type gpg --fingerprint i get nothing
[15:00] <maco> meghan: good for you?
[15:00] <geekphreak> dgt84:  you basically wana parint page to file , right?
[15:01] <maco> cracker: then nothing's in your keyring
[15:01] <computer_> hi i need help
[15:01] <cracker> ok maco
[15:01] <geekphreak> print even *
[15:01] <dgt84> geekphreak, no, I want to edit the list of applications that I can choose in the open with dialog
[15:01] <noren> !help | computer_
[15:01] <AnAnt> noren: thanks
[15:02] <sagar> dgt84, just add the application on cammand
[15:02] <r0n> Hello where do I go to help with bug fixes?
[15:02] <fabionelson> hi
[15:02] <geekphreak> ok
[15:02] <fabionelson> I need some help
[15:02] <meghan> y
[15:02] <noren> AnAnt: ur welcome
[15:02] <computer_> i have jus upgraded to 9.1 from xandros...need help for activating camera..im using eeepc 701
[15:02] <sudo-su> hello boys and girls ( meghan )
[15:02] <meghan> lol
[15:02] <meghan> haha
[15:02] <AnAnt> noren, Bageshwar: someone just told me about a utility called pdfjoin
[15:02] <sudo-su> i want run ubuntu 9.10 from my system
[15:03] <sudo-su> 10.04
[15:03] <maco> sudo-su: not like she's the only one :P
[15:03] <fabionelson> yesterday I change my Ubuntu 9.10 to Ubuntu 9.10 AMD64 (my cpu is a Athlon 64 X2 5600)
[15:03] <Pici> sudo-su : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[15:03] <doubaofantuan> just is a test
[15:03] <sudo-su> but 9.10 is real
[15:03] <dgt84> sagar, adding a command works for a single file type, but if I want to edit e.g. 20 file types it sucks to type that all in manually, was wondering if I can edit just one entry to update all those file formats
[15:03] <computer_> also im not able to play music and video files..where can i get codecs online
[15:03] <FriedrichMan> hello there guys
[15:03] <Bageshwar> AnAnt: yupp.. saw dat..
[15:03] <FriedrichMan> I have a question about msmtp
[15:03] <noren> AnAnt: there are many pdftk is in the repos... so u can get it easily by sudo apt-get install pdftk
[15:03] <maco> ...and gals
[15:03] <fabionelson> since I did it, grub is very slow to load the boot list
[15:04] <FriedrichMan> does it keep a log of the mails it sends?
[15:04] <fabionelson> so I tried change to Grub 2, as sugest in updating
[15:04] <fabionelson> and the problem continues
[15:04] <sudo-su> Pici: how name is?
[15:04] <miraculix> computer_: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | that should install most codecs needed to play most video and music files
[15:04] <Pici> sudo-su: I don't understand what you're asking.
[15:05] <razz1> I am getting very long boot time after changing monitors and enabling Nvidia Accelerated Graphics Driver. Any help
[15:05] <sudo-su> Pici: as the name of that channel?
[15:05] <Pici> sudo-su: #ubuntu+1
[15:05] <sudo-su> for lucid
[15:05] <fabionelson> anyone knows what's the problem in grub on AMD64?
[15:05] <sudo-su> ok
[15:06] <maco> fabionelson: its gotta be a bit more specific than just using amd64 as grub1 and grub2 both work with my amd64 system
[15:06] <miraculix> razz1: I had the same problem after installing the Nvidia drivers. But after a couple of reboots it was back to normal speed.
[15:07] <noren> !multimedia
[15:07] <fabionelson> maco: I haven't problems with grub on ubuntu 32 bits
[15:07] <razz1> my systems boot time is more than 10 min, and this is my second boot, I am actually not using the proprietory drivers but the generic ones
[15:07] <fabionelson> yesterday, I changed for Ubuntu 64
[15:08] <sagar> razz1, install bum and manage your boots
[15:08] <fabionelson> then grub is very slow to load the boot list
[15:08] <razz1> Miraculix: by the way I am on 8.04
[15:08] <fabionelson> I think was a problem in grub 1
[15:08] <fabionelson> so I decided change to grub 2
[15:08] <FriedrichMan> so?... does anybody know about the msmtp logs?
[15:09] <razz1> sagar: grub loads quickly its ubuntu that's very slow to get to the login screen
[15:09] <fabionelson> but the problem still there! =/
[15:09] <fabionelson> grub is slow to load the boot list... when the boot list is loaded, it's work great
[15:10] <farciarz84> how can I stop apache permanently?
[15:10] <hub_cap> How is root=UUID... calculated or determined?
[15:10] <geekphreak> farciarz84: uninstall it :p
[15:10] <wviker> uninstall it?
[15:10] <wviker> (:
[15:10] <farciarz84> no I want to stop it and start
[15:10] <farciarz84> not uninstall
[15:11] <geekphreak> farciarz84: sudo apt-get install rcconf
[15:11] <Slart> farciarz84: doesn't  "sudo service apache stop" work?
[15:11] <geekphreak> then use rcconf to disable apache from startup :)
[15:11] <wviker> :)
[15:11] <mn> hola
[15:11] <sagar> farciarz84,  rc-update.d -f remove apache3