[20:08] <intlkleinblue> alright thanks ParkerR, 'appreciated!
[20:09] <carbon357> oh goodness tp-link    blah
[20:09] <carbon357> lol
[20:09] <nero> carbon357: Haha yeah i know :P got it from a friend..
[20:10] <carbon357> nero: lol
[20:10] <sadmicrowave> anyone know the location of the harddrive icon?
[20:10] <nero> f
[20:10] <nero>  z
[20:10] <nero> <z
[20:10] <nero>
[20:10] <FloodBot1> nero: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:10] <TheRedOctober> Hi all.  I am sorta failing miserably here.  I need to configure a MUA to send emails from command line...suggestions and or guides?
[20:10] <Senix> how do i change my default apps in ubuntu 11.04?
[20:11] <jakemp> Sorry, my computer crashed
[20:11] <nero> carbon357: So any idea?
[20:11] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, what email provider?
[20:12] <jakemp> There are no drivers listed in the proprietary drivers list
[20:12] <TheRedOctober> ParkerR: it is an authenticated smtp server, not sure which I am using yet (whether google apps or isp)
[20:12] <makara> alsuna Something flicks and then disappears. Contents of morinus.sh here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/649437/
[20:12] <jakemp> but lspci give me: 03:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter (rev 01
[20:12] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, so gmail?
[20:12] <TheRedOctober> ParkerR: yes.
[20:13] <kajakajo> My ethernet card has not been autoconfigured in ubuntu, or even recognized I think. I'm running 10.04. Where do I start?
[20:13] <alsuna> makara: tick the option to open in terminal. does that work?
[20:13] <kajakajo> (Wifi is fine)
[20:13] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, http://lifehacker.com/5574557/how-to-use-the-fast-and-powerful-mutt-email-client-with-gmail
[20:13] <carbon357> nero : a quick google looks like there might be a driver but you have to compile it.  it could be tricky
[20:13] <JimXL> kajakajo ifconfig -a show it up?
[20:13] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, all you need to get it set up
[20:13] <kajakajo> JimXL, no
[20:14] <kajakajo> JimXL, just lo and wlan
[20:14] <alsuna> makara: or you just do a direct: python /home/makara/Programs/Morinus/morinus.py
[20:14] <JimXL> OK lspci | grep ethernet
[20:14] <carbon357> nero: I for go the head aches and get a real card
[20:14] <carbon357> nero : i'd ;)
[20:14] <kajakajo> JimXL, did those. Also doesn't show it up.
[20:14] <pwork> Hello, I've a strange problem getting mysql running fine on ubuntu : if I run "sudo -u mysql mysqld" in a terminal, I can "mysql -u root" flawlessly in another. But when I run "sudo start mysql" instead of the mysqld command, I get no output at all and process ends. Nothing in /var/log/mysql/err.log, nothing in /var/log/syslog. I don't know why, but even with a purge and install, mysql doesn't start as a boot service. I expected getting
[20:14] <pwork>  brackets output, like "[Ok]" or "[Failed]"
[20:14] <JimXL> So the hardware isn't even being found.
[20:14] <TheRedOctober> ParkerR: thx for the help
[20:15] <ParkerR> Np
[20:15] <love4linux> JimXL: i have almost 200GB free space left and three directories to create, namely, /home, /usr/local and /var. In the how-to you gave me it does nt tell anything about the size of /usr/local or /var and the /var directories holds or the logs, right?
[20:15] <makara> alsuna first solution didn't work. 2nd works. Thank you
[20:15] <kajakajo> JimXL, right. It's a netbook, Acer Aspire One, AOD255
[20:15] <alsuna> makara: you're welcome
[20:15] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, that's what I use when I just want to check it quickly
[20:15] <JimXL> kajakajo boot a 11.04 live disk and see if it finds the card.
[20:16] <edbian> love4linux: /var holds all files that vary in size regularly.  The log files included
[20:16] <love4linux> edbian, what size would you recommend?
[20:16] <JimXL> love4linux: I only have two partitions, / and /home  I let /usr/local /var and all the other stay on the root part.
[20:16] <edbian> love4linux: No idea.  My /var is under 1Gb though
[20:16] <edbian> It's like ~300Mb
[20:17] <kajakajo> JimXL, that will require downloading 11.04, several hundred megabytes--I can start doing that, but is there a more efficient way to do this?
[20:17] <love4linux> JimXL: hmm so if i dont create it manually now, the OS will do it for me afterwards?
[20:17] <JimXL> love4linux: you've got 50 Gb, that's enough
[20:17] <pwork> I wonder if the upstart job mechanism is not broken on my install : any clue to check this ?
[20:17] <TheRedOctober> ParkerR: I use mutt as well, just looking to set up a very small box to send emails on condition...figured there was some other way to do it (there is), but I can't figure out a down and dirty MUA to use...
[20:17] <JimXL> love4linux it will work fine.
[20:17] <TheRedOctober> or at least how to configure it
[20:17] <love4linux> JimXL: okays.. continuing with the partitioning
[20:18] <JimXL> kajakajo I don't know of a way to get it recognized.  If lspci doesn't find it, then you're lost.
[20:18] <ParkerR> TheRedOctober, yeah that .muttrc is the easiest way from what I have heard. I heard horrific stories od getting mutt set up
[20:18] <ParkerR> *of
[20:19] <jca> hi
[20:19] <JimXL> kajakajo have you done a apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade lately?
[20:19] <ParkerR> Hello
[20:19] <JimXL> A newer kernel might just find it.
[20:19] <LA9KSA> Hi, I'm trying to get a dual screen setup working on Natty. I'm running on a nVidia 8800GTS with the nVidia X Server running. I'm pretty fresh to messing around with X and hasn't really gotten my head around how it works yet. I think that what I want to setup is "Separate X screens" with Xinerama. When I try to enable Xinerama, the bootup of X fails. My current xorg.conf is at http://pastebin.com/sVMgAyp2
[20:21] <jca> kill all humans
[20:21] <nero> carbon357: hmm okey.. :(
[20:21] <edbian> jca: bender?
[20:21] <kajakajo> JimXL, no, will do that now.
[20:21] <mouse> ok i did a sudo apt-get (install-application) how do i uninstall? i forget
[20:21] <Northernen> Is it possible to test one's xorg.conf without having to reboot?
[20:21] <jca> bite my shiny metal
[20:22] <JimXL> Just on the off chance that  a newer kernel might find the board.  How new is the laptop?
[20:22] <jca> edbian, :)
[20:22] <LA9KSA> mouse: sudo apt-get remove x?
[20:22] <RocketLauncher> I have irssi on gnome terminal but when i get highlighted or a message or kicked the panel doesn't flash or anything. whhat do i do
[20:22] <nero> carbon357: but its a pretty old packard bell, think i can take my wireless card from my compaq? :p
[20:22] <ParkerR> mouse, just apt-get uninstall package
[20:22] <alsuna> mouse: sudo apt-get remove (app)
[20:22] <ParkerR> Oh remove
[20:22] <love4linux> JimXL: now its the tricky part... the windows 7 is installed on /dev/sda and ubuntu on /dev/sdb.. where should I put the bootloader? sda,sda1,sda2 or sdb,sdb2,sdb3?
[20:22] <mouse> LA9KSA: thank you
[20:22] <LA9KSA> np
[20:23] <edbian> love4linux: the boot loader is installed to a hdd not a partition (i.e. /dev/sda   or /dev/sdb)
[20:23] <Northernen> Is it possible to test one's xorg.conf without having to reboot?
[20:24] <love4linux> edbian: okays.. so, on which one? the sda (win7) or sdb(ubuntu)?
[20:24] <maco> Northernen: sudo service gdm restart?
[20:24] <tensorpudding> Northernen: reboot no, but you have to logout and restart gdm
[20:24] <JimXL> love4linux does it give you a suggestion?
[20:24] <edbian> love4linux: It doesn't matter :)
[20:24] <si4re> help
[20:25] <Northernen> maco, cheers, will try.
[20:25] <edbian> love4linux: Which one do you want to tell your bios to boot
[20:25] <love4linux> edbian: emm.. by default it point at the /dev/sda which is the windows7
[20:25] <JimXL> agreed
[20:25] <edbian> love4linux: then put it there or you have to change the bios
[20:25] <edbian> love4linux: How are are you installing grub?
[20:26] <love4linux> i am asking this because i had problems with fedora and grub
[20:26] <love4linux> opensuse had this automatically done with no errors at all
[20:26] <nit-wit> fedora is grub-legacy
[20:26] <edbian> love4linux: I am very certain I can get grub working for you :)
[20:26] <love4linux> : )
[20:26] <love4linux> okay so I will continue with the sda
[20:26] <al_nz1> how do I add a user to have write permission to a dir?
[20:26] <JimXL> Fortunately grub is not rocket science.
[20:27] <edbian> love4linux: great
[20:27] <nit-wit> love4linux, generally grub2 is best in the mbr of the HD where the OS is installed. It may not work in sda
[20:27] <JimXL> al_nz1 a directory that the user does not own?
[20:27] <TheCyph3r> Hypothetical question...I have a windows/ubuntu dualboot, and want to replace the Ubuntu with Backtrack. How can I do that w/o losing the GRUB and havin to install the MBI ?
[20:27] <love4linux> JimXL: no its not but i had to start changing hd0,1, hd1,1 and so on until i hit on the correct configuration
[20:27] <TheCyph3r> MBR**
[20:28] <JimXL> love4linux right.
[20:28] <nit-wit> TheCyph3r, backtrack is grub-legacy or was
[20:28] <nit-wit> TheCyph3r, do you have the latest release?
[20:28] <TheCyph3r> nit-wit: of backtrack? Yes, backtrack 5
[20:29] <edbian> TheCyph3r: most likely the backtrack installer will install grub again.  The grub installed now will probably not be configured correctly to run backtrack.
[20:29] <edbian> TheCyph3r: backtrack is offtopic here though :P
[20:29] <ihsw> can i monitor the temperature of my cpu using htop
[20:30] <TheCyph3r> edbian: lol sorry, I just figured that since it's a derivative of Ubuntu, I might be able to get a little feedback
[20:30] <edbian> TheCyph3r: you got all you're gonna get I think :)
[20:30] <carbon357> thecypher : not %100 but you should just be able to run the installer for backtrack, over right the ubuntu partition and it "should" reinstall grub and automaticly add the windows partition to the boot options
[20:30] <nit-wit> the latest backtrack is grub2
[20:31] <jca> sudo godnight
[20:31] <TheCyph3r> okay, thanks all :)
[20:31] <carbon357> lol
[20:32] <acicula> TheCyph3r: the trick to adding another os without messing with your current bootloader is to, surprise, not install it over your current bootloader. what you can do is just put the bootloader for the new os on the os's own partition instead of the mbr
[20:33] <TheCyph3r> acicula: that makes sense. so essentially, it would be a triple-boot until I remove whatever other OS I want to get rid of?
[20:34] <al_nz1> JimXL: yes
[20:34] <Jordan_U> acicula: TheCyph3r: Leaving Ubuntu's grub in the mbr, but wiping out your Ubuntu partition (which contains 75% of grub's files), would simply leave you with a non-booting system.
[20:34] <acicula> TheCyph3r: yeah, depending on the os you are adding you can also use the existing grub bootloader to boot a kernel directly
[20:34] <JustSighDudes> Can a boot drive be replaced? I have an SSD arriving later in the week but I don't have the patience to wait for it. I want to start my build.
[20:35] <edbian> JustSighDudes: sure
[20:35] <edbian> JustSighDudes: You can install grub on any hdd you want!
[20:35] <acicula> Jordan_U: correct, but i thought he was adding?
[20:35] <JustSighDudes> edbian: I meant /boot
[20:35] <edbian> JustSighDudes: I think it would be hard to regenerate from scratch.
[20:35] <JimXL> al_nz1 add the user to the group of the directory.
[20:35] <al_nz1> JimXL: sorry user does own it but wants to give another user write perms
[20:35] <acicula> if hes overwriting a current ubuntu partition that contains /boot then that will break the loader
[20:35] <Jordan_U> acicula: 13:27 < TheCyph3r> Hypothetical question...I have a windows/ubuntu dualboot, and want to replace the Ubuntu with Backtrack.
[20:35] <TheCyph3r> jordan_u: I think that's what happened the other day to me. I tried changing from fedora to ubuntu, while dualbooted with vista, but i couldnt boot anything
[20:35] <al_nz1> JimXL: how?
[20:36] <acicula> Jordan_U: ah, thanks :)
[20:36] <Jordan_U> acicula: You're welcome :)
[20:36] <JimXL> sudo vi /etc/group
[20:37] <JimXL> Find the group belonging to the directory and add the user to it
[20:37] <ParkerR> edbian, is your name a typo or was that intentional? XD
[20:37] <edbian> ParkerR: My name is Ed.  My disto is Debian.  My nick is edbian
[20:37] <ParkerR> Ahh I see
[20:37] <JustSighDudes> Anyone know how I can get google to include the / in /boot in the search?
[20:37] <MysteriousMan> hi any one know gtkmm here?
[20:37] <JustSighDudes> edbian: Wouldn't it be edian?
[20:37] <ParkerR> edbian, very cool :)
[20:37] <edbian> JustSighDudes: NO
[20:38] <edbian> ParkerR: thanks :)
[20:38] <ObrienDave> JustSighDudes: enclose in quotes
[20:38] <JimXL> al_nz1: I assume you know vi, otherwise use gedit or kate or whatver you're familiar with.
[20:38] <ParkerR> edbian, a creative nick for once :D
[20:38] <al_nz1> JimXL: yeah. I use nano
[20:38] <al_nz1> but what I want to do is write a logfile to /root
[20:38] <th0r> edbian: a little dyslexia hurt never anyone
[20:38] <edbian> ParkerR: I started with the nick 'Guest 82749'  but people always were taking it
[20:38] <edbian> th0r: :)
[20:38] <ParkerR> Hehe
[20:39] <JustSighDudes> edbian: What about reinstalling the system with the SSD arrives but only formatting /boot while maintaing the other mount points?
[20:39] <al_nz1> I can run the program that creates the logfile as root, so i have user user_program to call it
[20:39] <JimXL> al_nz1: by what user?
[20:39] <Mandrake> next week a whole new release of Mandrake Linux will be available
[20:39] <joki> Can someone help me get cairo-lua to work?
[20:39] <edbian> JustSighDudes: Well the installer would insist on / and it would write stuff into / like crazy.  Formatting or not.
[20:39] <MysteriousMan> Question: hi any one know gtkmm here?
[20:40] <edbian> JustSighDudes: Why do you want a separate /boot anyway?
[20:40] <JimXL> al_nz1: it'll look something like this root:x:0:guest
[20:40] <ParkerR> Hehe found a 32mb flash drive laying around. Just put chntpw on it
[20:40] <al_nz1> JimXL: what I am getting at, is I dont want to give this user full root permissions, I just want the user to have write perms on the /root directory
[20:40] <edbian> JustSighDudes: Just install normally to the HDD you have.  When the new hdd comes.  dd everything to it (or just move grub)
[20:40] <edbian> JustSighDudes: I don't really know what the goal is
[20:40] <JustSighDudes> edbian: The other three drives are (going to be) in RAID5.
[20:41] <edbian> JustSighDudes: cool
[20:41] <JimXL> al_nz1: you're not giving it full root access just access to the root group.
[20:41] <joki> Can someone help me get cairo-lua to work?
[20:41] <JimXL> al_nz1: and unless you have group write access on things, which you shouldn't, you are safe.
[20:42] <ParkerR> Hmm there any decent distros less that 32mb? I know DSL is 50
[20:42] <MysteriousMan> tinnycore 12 mb
[20:42] <edbian> MysteriousMan: whoa
[20:42] <love4linux> everything is done with the installation... i am restarting now... fingers crossed...thanks for the help
[20:43] <joki> Can someone help me get cairo-lua to work?
[20:43] <edbian> love4linux: sure
[20:43] <MysteriousMan> http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/welcome.html tinnycore 10 mb !!!!
[20:43] <al_nz1> still get perms error when app tries to write logfile to /root/
[20:44] <jakemp> Is there some way to profile my startup to see what is taking the most time?
[20:44] <JimXL> al_nz1: When you have done that then sudo touch /root/logfile.log
[20:44] <maco> jakemp: bootchart
[20:44] <jakemp> ty
[20:44] <rhin0> anyone know how to chmod a   file to minimise access
[20:44] <TheCyph3r> how do I pm?
[20:44] <JimXL> and sudo chmod 660 /root/logfile.log
[20:44] <ParkerR> MysteriousMan, already downloaded it :P
[20:44] <ObrienDave> joki: be patient, someone will help you eventually
[20:44] <JimXL> al_nz1:  and sudo chmod 660 /root/logfile.log
[20:44] <edbian> rhin0: Minimize?  chmod 000
[20:45] <rhin0> was thinking yes thats it
[20:45] <joki> ObrienDave: Hopefully
[20:45] <al_nz1> JimXL: make logfile first?
[20:45] <JimXL> Yes
 : search for cairo in synaptic or usc
[20:46] <ObrienDave> joki: sorry don't know enuf about linux to help
[20:46] <JimXL> make the file, change the mode
[20:46] <al_nz1> cause it dont exists yet, because the perms error doesnt let it get created
 hw is it?
[20:46] <joki> MysteriousMan: i did, i have the dock ready, and what not...
[20:46] <ParkerR> MysteriousMan, no I mean I downloaded it when you first mentioned it
[20:46] <carbon357> rhin0 : man chmod
[20:46] <SATAv2> REALLY need help with the c++ libs >_<
[20:46] <rhin0> ok thanks
[20:47] <MysteriousMan> ahaa u ar so fast :)
[20:47] <al_nz1> and to make a file?
 sorry I can't help u , I hope someone could solve ur issue
[20:48] <aikInsaan> how do I get a list of packages installed on my box in xterm?
[20:48] <oCean> aikInsaan: dpkg -l
[20:49] <acicula> SATAv2: if you start winetricks you get a menu you can click through, one of the submenu's deals with installing various packages including the distributables
[20:49] <hrithmir> My computer isn't turning on any more -- it powers up but no output to monitor. Not a PSU nor Video card issue -- no obvious defects on RAM, Mobo, nor CPU, and with RAM out I get no beep message (I am as of yet unsure the mobo even has a speaker on it) Could anyone point me to what the problem may be?
[20:49] <SATAv2> vcrun2003/05/08/10 don't work
[20:49] <MysteriousMan> Question: hi any one know gtkmm here?
[20:49] <acicula> you can also install it directly from the commandline, try winetricks help or winetricks --help
[20:49] <aikInsaan> oCean, is it possible to get rid of unused softwares easily?
[20:50] <Jordan_U> hrithmir: Can you boot a liveCD?
[20:50] <acicula> SATAv2: ok so you did install those packages already?
[20:50] <SATAv2> yes
[20:50] <hrithmir> Jordan_U: There's no display, I can't even Post
[20:50] <oCean> aikInsaan: in the software manager you can remove the software you don't need
[20:50] <Jordan_U> hrithmir: Try asking in ##hardware then.
[20:50] <hrithmir> Jordan_U: Will do, thanks
[20:51] <samanathon> Hi! This is my first IRC chat session and I'm not sure if it's appropriate to post really long questions....
[20:51] <Jordan_U> hrithmir: You're welcome.
[20:51] <acicula> SATAv2: why do you think you need them ?, did you check the winehq site for your program? what program are you trying to run
[20:51] <oCean> aikInsaan: start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement
[20:51] <TheCyph3r>  /join #youranonnews
[20:51] <TheCyph3r> hmmm
[20:51] <JustSighDudes> samanathon: That's better than posting many short questions.
[20:51] <ObrienDave> hrithmir: It's not an HP laptop with Nvidia graphics is it?
[20:51] <SATAv2> im trying to run a math program it scored platinum but, It needs c++ runtime libs
[20:51] <aikInsaan> thanks oCean
[20:52] <oCean> samanathon: if you have lenghty pastes, you should use paste.ubuntu.com
 install g++ compiler
[20:52] <samanathon> JustSighDudes, could I post a link to a place I've asked the questoin before? redd.it/iw52p
[20:52] <nit-wit> TheCyph3r, that's not a channel.:)
[20:52] <SATAv2> it needs run inside wine and I can't compile anything cause im not a programmer :(
[20:52] <hrithmir> ObrienDave: It's a custom built PC with onboard ATI and a 9800GT card
[20:52] <acicula> MysteriousMan:  he is trying to run a windows program and was trying to install windows C++ redistrutables
[20:53] <SATAv2> but none of them work
[20:53] <acicula> SATAv2: do you get any error
[20:53] <SATAv2> yes the program gives an error
[20:53] <ObrienDave> hrithmir: check to see if a card came loose. I've had that problem before
[20:53] <TheCyph3r> nit-wit: yeahhh, im still trying to figure out IRC :-\
[20:53] <SATAv2> runtime error microsoft visual c++ runtime library
[20:54] <JustSighDudes> samanathon: If I had to guess, it's probably the way ln works. But I'm not sure. Try #linux or /r/linux
[20:54] <nit-wit> TheCyph3r, can you bring up a freenode channel list?
[20:54] <hrithmir> ObrienDave: That's not it. I stated that it it clearly not a card issue
[20:54] <MysteriousMan> ahaa dont use the last wine cuz it was given me error 2
[20:54] <ObrienDave> ok fine
[20:54] <SATAv2> how do i downgrade then?
[20:54] <SATAv2> and what version do i want?
[20:55] <TheCyph3r> nit-wit: im sure I can, just looking up the command
[20:55] <samanathon> JustSignDudes: Thanks!
[20:55] <oCean> samanathon: when you created the link without full path. what does ls -al test show?
[20:55] <JimXL> al_nz1: did that work?
[20:56] <SATAv2> MysteriousMan What version do I want to downgrade to and how do i downgrade?
[20:56] <al_nz1> JimXL: nah, file is there
[20:56] <acicula> SATAv2: idk then, try removing the .wine directory in your home directory and try installing your math program again?
[20:56] <truepurple> when I search for a file, does it search hidden directories too?
[20:56] <al_nz1> but still cant write to it
[20:56] <SATAv2> how would that help o.O
[20:57] <MysteriousMan> the last wine version is 1.3.24   I guess ,, try any one between  1.3.1-1.3.23
[20:57] <acicula> gets rid of any previous settings you might have
[20:57] <samanathon> oCean: lrwxrwxrwx 1 saman saman 11 2011-07-21 14:56 test -> Project 1-5
[20:57] <JimXL> show me ls -ld /root and ls -l /root/logfile.log
[20:57] <al_nz1> its -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 2011-07-22 08:48 logfile
[20:57] <SATAv2> its a fresh install ive installed it over 5 times
[20:57] <JimXL> You didn't do the chmod step
[20:57] <MysteriousMan> see u :)
[20:57] <oCean> samanathon: it seems correct, and should work. When does it fail?
[20:57] <MysteriousMan> it is sleep time :)
[20:57] <acicula> SATAv2: then idk how to fix your math program, maybe people in #winehq can help you
[20:57] <JimXL> sudo chmod 660 /root/logfile.log
[20:58] <SATAv2> meh ok
[20:58] <samanathon> oCean: once I double click the symbolic linl
[20:58] <JimXL> al_nz1: and if you are running it from the command line, you need to relogin so you are in the root group.
[20:59] <oCean> samanathon: I really don't see why it fails :(
[21:00] <samanathon> oCean: it's not a big deal, just trying to understand things a bit more. Thanks though!
[21:00] <al_nz1> JimXL: the program is being run as user_program not root user
[21:00] <JimXL> al_nz1: to be sure type this command "groups"
[21:00] <JimXL> al_nz1: I know.
[21:00] <oCean> samanathon: Welcome. Either way should work, full path "should" not be required, so I'm confuzzled
[21:01] <JimXL> al_nz1: I'm trying to get you there.  Did you fix the chroot?
[21:01] <JimXL> chmod I mean.
[21:01] <qin> samanathon: Is it symlink to directory?
[21:01] <samanathon> oCean: No, a file
[21:02] <samanathon> Ocean: When I use the absolute path, it works correctly...
[21:02] <JimXL> al_nz1: Hello?
[21:02] <ciss> hi - if i run a ubuntu live cd to mount a logical volume, expecting to see a whole root filesystem, but all i get is a single "lost+found" folder - should i be worried then?
[21:03] <TheCyph3r> only if the "found" folder is empty :P
[21:03] <ThinkT510> ciss: sounds like a freshly formatted partition
[21:03] <JimXL> ciss maybe you mounted the wrong file system?
[21:03] <JimXL> As ThinkT510 says.
[21:04] <kv102t> So on FTp how do i list local dir?
[21:04] <JimXL> al_nz1: am I boring you?
[21:04] <AlexDevilLX> What are SDA SDA1 SDB?
[21:04] <JimXL> kv102t I think ldir
[21:04] <JimXL> It's been a while
[21:05] <kv102t> JimXL, nope ...
[21:05] <JimXL> It used to work.
[21:05] <kv102t> lcd shows folder but not whats inside folder
[21:05] <ThinkT510> AlexDevilLX: sda is your first harddisk, sda1 is the first partition on the first disk, sdb is the second harddisk etc
[21:05] <AlexDevilLX> Aaah
[21:06] <AlexDevilLX> And Who decides wahts myt first disk?
[21:06] <ObrienDave> partition table
[21:06] <JimXL> kv102t try !ls
[21:06] <kuix> hi :) totem with jack? O.o
[21:06] <AlexDevilLX> how to get whats my sda sdb?
[21:06] <kuix> is possible=?
[21:07] <ThinkT510> AlexDevilLX: fdisk -l will list all disks and partitions
[21:07] <kv102t> JimXL: WAY !!! well done.  They like to make it easy !
[21:07] <kv102t> thanks
[21:07] <JimXL> You can run most any command that way but !cd doesn't do what you think it does.
[21:07] <AlexDevilLX> ThinkT510: Dont work?q
[21:08] <magn3ts> Um.... where id XAR go?
[21:08] <ThinkT510> AlexDevilLX: sorry, that should be sudo fdisk -l
[21:08] <JimXL> Or I should say !cd <dir>
[21:08] <qin> AlexDevilLX: sudo fdisk -l
[21:08] <oCean> samanathon: ok, I overlooked the subdirectory "Scripts" at first, so not using the abolute path results in a broken link. in the ~/Desktop directory, since the link does not point to ~/Desktop/Scripts/Project 1-5 but to ~/Desktop/Project 1-5, which does not exist.
[21:09] <oCean> ah :(
[21:09] <rosymagne> ciao
[21:09] <AlexDevilLX> ok
[21:09] <AlexDevilLX> /dev/sdc2          Linux
[21:10] <Mandrake> astalavista
[21:10] <kuix> italiani? :)
[21:10] <carbon357> ThinkT510 :  would your name be based on the laptop your using for linux ?
[21:10] <ThinkT510> !it | kuix
[21:10] <ThinkT510> carbon357: indeed
[21:11] <kuix> totem on jack? help me! :)
[21:11] <markamber> kuix, use the pulseaudio source and sink
[21:11] <carbon357> thinkt510 : right on.  Just wanted to say I have the t410.  Love it!   just awesome.
[21:11] <markamber> kuix, there are a few good guides on how to set it up
[21:11] <kuix> markamber, have a link for me ?:) tnx ;)
[21:12] <markamber> kuix, looking right now for the one I used
[21:12] <carbon357> thinkpadt510 : how's your experience with the 15 incher
[21:13] <ThinkT510> carbon357: thinkpads have always been brilliant for me
[21:13] <ThinkT510> carbon357: the 1366x768 took a bit of getting used to though
[21:13] <ciss> ThinkT510: it *is* (now) a freshly formatted partition. i shouldn't have just assumed that mke2fs is similar to fsck because i found it in that context ...
[21:13] <ciss> just glad it's a vm
[21:13] <ciss> with backups
[21:14] <rebeca_> ll
[21:15] <ThinkT510> ciss: good thing it was a vm, its always best to experiment incase you make mistakes (i know i've made some mistakes)
[21:15] <kuix> i need connect totem with jack...:(
[21:15] <markamber> kuix, still looking, just a few more mins
[21:15] <markamber> kuix, it is in my history somewhere
[21:15] <love4linux> hello people....everything went fine with the new ubuntu  installation thanks to you..
[21:16] <ThinkT510> !yay | love4linux
[21:16] <love4linux> : ) i am amazed so far by Ubuntu
[21:16] <carbon357> thinkt510:  cool.  yeah i opted for the 1440x900  not bad but the viewing angle is my only qualm.   I might look at the x220 next  ;)
[21:16] <love4linux> the desktop, its robustness (was known before I installed Ubuntu)
[21:17] <ThinkT510> carbon357: this t510 will last me quite a few years, i'm still regularly using my t40
[21:17] <love4linux> so, where can I find help and provide help? like forums
[21:17] <markamber> kuix, first install pulseaudio-module-jack
[21:17] <markamber> kuix, I remember that part
[21:17] <love4linux> or any quick tutorials for configuring my ubuntu?
[21:17] <carbon357> thinkt510 :  right on.  is it the i7 ?
[21:17] <ThinkT510> !manual | love4linux
[21:17] <kuix> markamber, tnx ok:)
[21:17] <drhawks685> hey guys, my mouse moves really glitchily across the screen and it happens with all mice i try. current mouse is razer deathadder. im running latest ubuntu
[21:18] <ThinkT510> carbon357: mines an i5 but i made sure to get nvidia graphics
[21:18] <love4linux> thank you..checking it now
[21:18] <kuix> markamber, ok pulseaudio-module-jack installated ;)
[21:18] <kuix> now?
[21:18] <markamber> kuix, now make sure pactl is installed by running it
[21:18] <Shambat> I need some help with remotely connecting to a Ubuntu server to use it as a proxy so I can reach a webserver that has a very strict firewall. I am doing this from a Windows machine, can someone help me with this?
[21:19] <markamber> Shambat, putty
[21:19] <markamber> Shambat, on the ubuntu sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[21:19] <JimXL> love4linux the ubuntu forums are great source too
[21:20] <carbon357> thinkt510 :  me too ;) but with the i7. Can't believe i took as long as i did to put ubuntu on this one.  never turning back.   It was so seemless other then the brighness controls
[21:20] <markamber> Shambat, then forward the port 22 to your ubuntu, better make ubuntu a static ip
[21:20] <love4linux> whats the link for that? oh nevermind i ll search for it
[21:20] <JimXL> google is your friend
[21:21] <ThinkT510> carbon357: yeah i noticed the brightness controls don't work too, maybe its an nvidia driver issue
[21:21] <love4linux> : ) the CEO of google is not
[21:21] <markamber> Shambat, then get a dyndns or no-ip to point to it, then use putty to tunnel into the machine and use the internet, there are multiple ways to do it once you get that far
[21:21] <markamber> Shambat, or you could set up a proxy, but some firewalls can smell proxys
[21:21] <splnet_work> How do install a 32 bit version of a library? for instance libz64 and libz32
[21:22] <drhawks685> is there any specific drivers you need to set up a mouse?
[21:22] <Shambat> markamber: yeah I have found some tutorials on this, but none of them work :(   Do I need to make a tunnel on the putty connection what ports should I tunnel through if I want to access a https site?
[21:22] <kuix> markamber, in my jack configuration non appared link for conect totem to output :(
[21:22] <drhawks685> razer deathadder and it doesnt work properly
[21:22] <love4linux> okay.. one thing that seems strange to me... why I wasn't asked for setting a root password?
[21:22] <markamber> kuix, there is still a command you have to run
[21:22] <markamber> kuix, I just wanted you to see if pactl was installed
[21:22] <silvio> viva la topa sempre
[21:23] <ThinkT510> !root | love4linux
[21:23] <hennie_> any one know how to enable a 2nd monitor, the monitor doesnt show a 2nd monitor
[21:23] <markamber> Shambat, let me try it right at my house and see exactly what steps you should take
[21:23] <Shambat> markamber: nice, thank you
[21:23] <kuix> markamber, yes the pactl is installated
[21:23] <carbon357> thinkt510: you can try putting this "      Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessControl=1"          "   in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:24] <carbon357> think510:  it's still a little flaky sometimes though.
[21:24] <markamber> kuix, pactl load-module module-jack-sink
[21:24] <markamber> kuix, pactl load-module module-jack-source
[21:24] <love4linux> ThinkT510: what's with the !root?
[21:24] <markamber> kuix, and there might be something else you have to do before you get it to work like reboot
[21:25] <markamber> kuix, and if it was not obvious, jack must be running
[21:25] <ThinkT510> love4linux: you asked about not being asked to set the root password, that explains why
[21:25] <love4linux> ubottu: its just that I am not used to this configurations, yet
[21:26] <samanathon> << /msg samanathon
[21:26] <samanathon> << /msg samanathon UrajaH78DadvarU<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[21:26] <love4linux> ThinkT510: well, I am thinking, in Fedora you set up your sudo file and it has limited root capabilities.. and when you need full root capabilities you just log in as root via su
[21:27] <ThinkT510> carbon357: i guess you put that under the device section that specifies the nvidia driver?
[21:27] <carbon357> yeah  sorry
[21:27] <carbon357> :)
[21:27] <carbon357> thank goodness for windows computers.  otherwise i might not have enough work to do.
[21:28] <ThinkT510> carbon357: thanks for the tip :)
[21:28] <markamber> Shambat, K i got it now
[21:28] <Shambat> markamber: cool
[21:29] <carbon357> thinkt510:  most welcome
[21:29] <markamber> Shambat, first go to the windows computer and install putty
[21:29] <Shambat> markamber: done :)
[21:29] <markamber> Shambat, k
[21:31] <carbon357> does anyone have linux+ cert   was it a challenge.  How much debian/ubuntu is covered in it or is it mostly redhat ??
[21:31] <markamber> Shambat, do you know how to launch putty.exe from comandline
[21:32] <Shambat> markamber: yeah
[21:33] <ciss> can it happen that grub freezes without throwing any errors?
[21:33] <markamber> Shambat, now run putty.exe -D 9999<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[21:33] <Shambat> markamber: what is machine.whatever.com? the ubuntu server IP?
[21:33] <sn0wf0x> someone want to help me with a batch script?
[21:34] <markamber> Shambat, yep
[21:34] <markamber> Shambat, more precicely the one you are connecting to
[21:34] <Shambat> markamber: ok done, and logged in
[21:35] <markamber> Shambat, then you will need to go into your browser (firefox maybe, chrome I do not know, although chrome is my favorite) and setup a socks proxy for localhost at port 9999
[21:36] <snyder> I am running a system with Xubuntu 10.04 lucid and need to create a partition in order to install windows7 ultimate but I don't know how. Any help?
[21:36] <Shambat> markamber: ok I have Foxyproxy installed so I'll just use that
[21:36] <markamber> Shambat, just remmeber the proxy is a socks, and the server is localhost and the port is 9999, the same port you typed in earlier
[21:37] <snyder> xubuntu is the only os on my computer
[21:37] <ciss> how can i verify, that grub is correctly installed into the mbr?
[21:37] <markamber> snyder, you need a boot cd to resize the partition
[21:38] <ThinkT510> snyder: you would need to boot into a livecd and resize your partition to make room for a windows partition
[21:38] <markamber> snyder, I recomend parted magic
[21:38] <love4linux> have a goodnight people... thanks everyone for your help...I will be coming back with more questions soon : ) byes
[21:39] <snyder> i can get that thru ubuntu software center?
[21:39] <markamber> snyder, no, you will need to download that
[21:39] <markamber> snyder, http://partedmagic.com/download.html
[21:40] <markamber> snyder, after you install windows, you will need to restore the ubuntu boot
[21:40] <Shambat> markamber: yaaay that worked!
[21:40] <Shambat> markamber: thank you so much
[21:40] <Shambat> markamber++
[21:40] <markamber> Shambat, good to here, that works on linux too, just using ssh instead of putty
[21:40] <Shambat> ok
[21:41] <markamber> Shambat, so ssh -D 9999 weij@oiwfheow
[21:41] <snyder> I installed xubunutu via flashdrive, how do i get a boot cd?
[21:41] <Shambat> markamber: yeah
[21:41] <markamber> snyder, I would recomend installing grub to the partition of your hard drive ubuntu is installed on before resizing, and also download and burn Super Grub Disk 2
[21:42] <markamber> snyder, supergrubdisk.org
[21:42] <markamber> snyder, that SGD will restore boot to your ubuntu so you can dual boot again
[21:43] <markamber> snyder, and I there is a windows program that allows you to use ubuntu files called ext2explore or something, I dont know, it was on omgubuntu.co.uk not long ago
[21:43] <XuMuK>
[21:44] <snyder> I currently do not have windows, only lucid
[21:44] <markamber> snyder, yep, I am just saying after you install windows you might want to be able to access your files
[21:45] <iDRINKbLEACH> Hello, Ubuntu sees wireless card when I do "sudo lshw -C network" but I can't connect to wireless>
[21:45] <snyder> oh... i have almost nothing on here. it's a mini pc for the entertainment center
[21:46] <markamber> snyder, and make sure to download any network drivers before installing windows if your computer did not come with it, because windows does not recognise hardware as well as linux, so you will not be able to tell what driver you need, it wil just be like pcix09384 instead of relatek r8101
[21:46] <Numn> is are they any who knows how i save a log of pm?
[21:46] <Numn> in irssi
[21:46] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, first off, that is unhealthy, and second, what wireless card do you have
[21:46] <markamber> Numn, copy and paste (sorry just had to say it)
[21:47] <iDRINKbLEACH> arr5513 802.11abg Wireless NIC
[21:47] <Numn> haha.. isnt so easy in the terminal.. and i lot of stuff i want to copy and paste then :)
[21:47] <con-man> hey alt+F2 isn't bringing up the run box.  Wat do?
[21:47] <markamber> Numn, just select use ctrl-shift-c instead of crtrl-c
[21:48] <markamber> Numn, but I assume that copy and paste was not the solution you were looking for
[21:48] <markamber> Numn, I honestly dont know, sorry for giving you any false hope, I use xchat, not cool enough for irssi
[21:49] <Numn> i google for information for that too..
[21:49] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, hmm, that should be supported
[21:49] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber, I must warn you, I am using Ubuntu for the very first time.  I am using a laptop with wireless next to the desktop that has Ubunt and cannot access internet
[21:49] <ciss> how can i debug an issue where an ubuntu server 10.04 guest (vbox) freezes immediately after startup without any errors?
[21:50] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, use pastebin to show me what you get when you run ifconfig -a
[21:52] <markamber> !wifi | iDRINKbLEACH
[21:52] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber pastebin?? I am using two different computers. I executed command, if you have a specific question I could type in response
[21:52] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, oh duh, you have no internet at the laptop
[21:53] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, what about plugging the ethernet into the laptop, it will be easier to fix
[21:53] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, oh and pastebin is that thing in the channel topic (pastes to http://goo.gl/ixcN9)
[21:53] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber have internet access on laptop, desktop with Ubuntu no wifi.
[21:54] <DeviceZer0> anyone else use shotwell? it seems to have gotten slower and slower the mroe i use it.
[21:54] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, you are trying to use wifi on the desktop then...
[21:54] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber yes
[21:54] <markamber> DeviceZer0, I am not a fan, it is quite slow
[21:54] <DeviceZer0> currently its been 15 mins and its still importing pics
[21:55] <DeviceZer0> markamber, ha. yea. my problem...i like the looks of it...but its too damn slow. any suggestions on what to use instead?
[21:55] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber how do I type your name so tht it highlights red for you?
[21:55] <DeviceZer0> iDRINKbLEACH, u prob just did
[21:55] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, like that
[21:55] <DeviceZer0> most clients will auto highlite your own nick
[21:55] <[THC]AcidRain> join #droid
[21:55] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber great, it does show red on my screen.
[21:55] <PatrickC> wubi won't work in winxp?
[21:55] <goodtime> ctrl k iDRINKbLEACH
[21:56] <PatrickC> it booted straight to windows
[21:56] <DeviceZer0> markamber, does shotwell use the same libs and stuff as other photo managers? would something like fspot be faster?
[21:56] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber !wifi "bash: !wifi: event not found"
[21:56] <markamber> DeviceZer0, I honestly dont know, I use one called bibble, but it was $50, there is also one called darkroom or something, and it is good
[21:56] <DeviceZer0> markamber, hmm for linux?
[21:56] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, that was a command for the ubuntu bot, sorry to confuse you
[21:57] <markamber> DeviceZer0, not the adobe one
[21:57] <DeviceZer0> ok
[21:57] <DeviceZer0> thanks
[21:57] <DeviceZer0> !photo
[21:57] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber okay, i opened the link that it gave.
[21:57] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, see if it has some good info
[21:58] <markamber> DeviceZer0, darktable
[21:58] <markamber> DeviceZer0, that was what it was called
[21:58] <markamber> DeviceZer0, that is free and open source
[21:58] <DeviceZer0> markamber, ok. thanks a bunch. im just hoping that they are not all using the same libs or w/e to do the importing...
[21:58] <PatrickC> wubi didn't install bootloader in xp
[21:59] <markamber> DeviceZer0, use rapid downloader
[21:59] <markamber> DeviceZer0, it imports better
[21:59] <agliodbs> hey, I'm trying to install PostgreSQL 9.1b3 using Martin's PPA here: https://launchpad.net/~pitti/+archive/postgresql
[21:59] <DeviceZer0> hmm. rapid downloader....
[21:59] <DeviceZer0> for downloading files? or...am i misunderstanding what that does by its name?
[21:59] <PatrickC> anyone?
[21:59] <markamber> DeviceZer0,  http://damonlynch.net/rapid/
[21:59] <agliodbs> I've added the repo and apt-get updated, but for some reason I can't see or install any of the 9.1 beta packages
[21:59] <markamber> DeviceZer0, it is in the ubuntu repositorys if I am not mistaken
[22:00] <PatrickC> wubi didn't install the correct bootloader for windows xp
[22:00] <DeviceZer0> markamber, ok cool. ill check these out in a few mins. thanks again :)
[22:01] <markamber> DeviceZer0, no problem, I would for sure look at dark table, and also just managing photos in directorys is not that bad either
[22:01] <PatrickC> anyone?
[22:03] <Lew> I just installed xubuntu 11.04 for first time, it said I have updates to install in package manager but when I go apply it says package operation failed
[22:04] <tru3fate> can i have adobe and java on ubuntu
[22:06] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber how do I add the driver to Ubuntu? The wireless works fine in Windows.
[22:06] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, unfortunatly it is rarely that simple
[22:06] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, actually, it usually just works
[22:07] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, can you give me the exact line from lspci of your card, it may be a wierd revision or something that is not supported
[22:07] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, lspci is a command
[22:07] <StevenR> hi. When I resume from "hibernate", I get display corruption. This seems to happen more and more, and only since I upgraded to natty. How do I stop it happening? ... Or at least trace the cause better. I tried turning off effects, but it made no difference
[22:07] <markamber> StevenR, I have ubuntu installed on all my computers and none of them can hibernate
[22:08] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber that was the last command I executed, what line do you me to type?
[22:08] <markamber> StevenR, some the sound is off when I turn it back on, some do what you describe, I am not saying it is totally broken, I am just saying I would move on if I were you, but there is nothing wrong with trying
[22:09] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, the one that has something about wireless in it
[22:09] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, usually you would use the pastebin for this sort of thing, but since you do not have internet that is a bit of a problem
[22:09] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber "04:08.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5513 802.11abg Wireless NIC (rev 01)"
[22:11] <spacetiger> I am unable to locate my .xdefaults file. I'm using natty ubuntu.
[22:11] <qin> spacetiger: ~/.Xdefaults ?
[22:11] <TheCyph3r> If I have a question about how games are installed in Ubuntu, is this the right place?
[22:12] <spacetiger> Sorry, yes that.
[22:12] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  sure
[22:12] <TheCyph3r> coz_:Im trying to update AssaultCube. I already downloaded the tarball, and now im trying to find the directory for the old version
[22:13] <TheCyph3r> Problem is, I dont know where games install to by default
[22:13] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  ok  how did you install it the first time
[22:13] <qin> spacetiger: Not sure if gnome make use of that file, but it should be in /home/$USER
[22:13] <coz_> TheCyph3r, its most likely /usr/local  or   /usr/share
[22:13] <JasFasolka> Accidently removed Evolution ... desktop got cleared (no gnome or whatsover). Managed to install it again but I'm missing Evolution calendar ... how to get it again?
[22:13] <zykotick9> Setting the timeout after entering sudo password is discussed in this article http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/how-to-change-sudo-password-time-out-in.html will this apply to both console and GUI (gksudo'ed) programs?  Or just the cli "sudo"?
[22:13] <TheCyph3r> coz_:From the software center
[22:13] <spacetiger> @qin Don't see it there.
[22:13] <s7r> is there any time-limit by default in ssh sessions for ubuntu? if an user logs in via ssh and does not type anything for some time... it gets disconnected or what ?
[22:14] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  I see , and is this update not available via the software center or synaptic?
[22:14] <s7r> what is the default setting
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[22:14] <TheCyph3r> wow....someone get rid of this guy
[22:14] <qin> spacetiger: Why do you need it?
[22:15] <spacetiger> @qin Issue is tgif by default uses some particular font which I don't have. Trying to override that.
[22:15] <TheCyph3r> No, the update is not avaiable in Software Center
[22:15] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  ok check under /usr/share  for your game
[22:15] <s7r> is there any time-limit by default in ssh sessions for ubuntu? if an user logs in via ssh and does not type anything for some time... it gets disconnected or what ?
[22:15] <qin> spacetiger: Then make your own .Xdefaults with options you need.
[22:16] <TheCyph3r> coz_: No, not in the share
[22:16] <qin> s7r: No, unless connection is broken.
[22:16] <zykotick9> s7r, "IdleTimeout time" is an sshd variable, not sure what it's set to by default.
[22:16] <TheCyph3r> coz_:However, there IS a games folder in the /usr folder, but the only thing regarding the game in there is the shell script
[22:17] <spacetiger> @qin So google tells me I need .Xsessions too to run .Xdefaults. I don't have a .xsessions either
[22:17] <JasFasolka> Accidently removed Evolution ... desktop got cleared (no gnome or whatsover). Managed to install it again but I curious - could it delete some system files also? Or just a gnome/desktop stuff? So far it all works good but u neva know ...
[22:17] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  well it has to be on the system if it is running,, see if the executable in under /usr/share/applications
[22:17] <spacetiger> @qin .xsession*
[22:18] <s7r> thanks
[22:18] <s7r> qin so theres no time limit
[22:18] <TheCyph3r> coz_:Will it be a single file, or a whole folder? because this tarball obviously has to be extracted somewhere as a full file
[22:18] <s7r> after a user gets connected if the connection between hosts is good.. it stays up no matter the user does not do anything . type anything
[22:18] <qin> spacetiger: .Xdefaults is configuration file for some applications.
[22:18] <Foxx> Would any of you know why my wireless would say "device not managed"? I already changed etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf  file to Managed=True
[22:18] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  it should be a .desktop file   assaultcube.desktop
[22:19] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  are you on unity or classic?
[22:19] <qin> s7r: ssh -v (for more info why it disconnects)
[22:19] <TheCyph3r> classic
[22:19] <TheCyph3r> 10.04
[22:19] <TheCyph3r> coz_: and yes, there is a .desktop file
[22:19] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  ok good,, go under the Places menu and click  "Search for files"
[22:19] <TheCyph3r> oaky
[22:20] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  in the first field use the pull down and choose filesystem
[22:20] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   then type in   assaultcube  and see where the locations are
[22:20] <TheCyph3r> coz_: alright, quite a few places
[22:20] <qin> s7r: Also look into: server - /etc/ssh/sshd_config, client /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[22:21] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   ok they should mainly be located under /usr/share ...yes
[22:21] <spacetiger> @qin Ok.. but to load it, I need to have "xrdb -load $HOME/.Xdefaults"   in .xsession file (according to  a thread in linuxforums)
[22:21] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber my desktop has amd 64bit chip, I installed Ubuntu 64bit, should I have installed 32 bit version???
[22:21] <TheCyph3r> coz_:yes
[22:21] <markamber> iDRINKbLEACH, shouldnt have mattered
[22:21] <blindingdawn> I'm trying to install Parallels tools in a VM Using Ubuntu and I get the error "An error occurred when downloading the required components for parallels Tools installation. Kernel sources" Install these components and try again.
[22:21]  * markamber has to get some work done now
[22:22] <iDRINKbLEACH> markamber thanks!
[22:22] <qin> spacetiger: Once more, what program setting do you want to change?
[22:22] <Foxx> Would any of you know why my wireless would say "device not managed"? I already changed etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf  file to Managed=True
[22:22] <neonkidxy> Hey I'm having trouble installing ubuntu on my computer
[22:23] <TheCyph3r> coz_: so should I just delete anything that's assaultcube, and extract tarball to /usr/share/applications?
[22:23] <spacetiger> @qin I want to use a drawing software TGIF. I don't have its default font, so I'm trying to override its default seeting
[22:23] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  ok you  are looking,,after that search in the results... probably  assault cube located in /usr/share  that should be the main install directory
[22:23] <qin> spacetiger: Moment.
[22:23] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  you want want to install in /usr   do you have a link for the  update  so I can take a look at it
[22:25] <arooni-mobile> hi folks;  ubuntu 11.04 here running on a t420.  i can't hear audio right now; and its an intermittant issue cuz if i rebooted the laptop; it would work fine
[22:25] <arooni-mobile> any iddeas on how to fix
[22:25] <coz_> TheCyph3r, are you updating the version yes?
[22:26] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  I am downloading the asaultcube v <IP_ADDRESS> right now hold on
[22:26] <nkd> Can anyone help me out? I want to use rakarrack and it requires the use of jack, but jack is not working. It's worked with a bit of tweaking before but I can't remember how it's done (something to do with adding an audio group and changing some settings)
[22:27] <TheCyph3r> coz_:trying right now
[22:27] <coz_> nkd,  under Sound and video look for  QjackCtl
[22:27] <coz_> nkd,   open that  click "Start"
[22:28] <Samo502> hey guys, quick question about partitioning
[22:28] <nkd> coz_ done that
[22:28] <phellarv> Anyone care to help. Seems like I made a mess out of python: http://pastebin.com/CtK2hz37
[22:28] <coz_> nkd,   if you clicked "Start" when that opened it should start up
[22:28] <phellarv> Apt and python is not playing with eachother anymore....
[22:29] <Samo502> i have windows and ubuntu dual booted, can i just move the windows partition over to ubuntu by deleting the windows one and resizing the ubuntu one?
[22:29] <Samo502> or is there more i'll need to do?
[22:29] <nkd> it started up automatically then an error message came up
[22:29] <coz_> nkd,  what was the error?
[22:29] <DangerOnTheRangr> Samo502: You should probably back up your Windows data and programs first
[22:29] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: i have the user file stuff in ubuntu, if that's what you're referring to
[22:30] <nkd> coz_ could not connect to jack server as client. overall operation failed
[22:30] <goodtime> i got a linux question.how do i get world of warcraft to work in wine
[22:30] <DangerOnTheRangr> Samo502: So you've backed up all the data on your Windows partition?
[22:31] <coz_> nkd,  ok  go to the #jack channel , they will probably have more insight into this than I do
[22:31] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: i don't have anything to back it up to
[22:31] <Samo502> and since this is a netbook, a disk isn't an option
[22:31] <nkd> coz_ thanks
[22:31] <TheCyph3r> coz_: trying to extract it over there
[22:32] <TheCyph3r> coz_: it's telling me i dont have the permissions
[22:32] <DangerOnTheRangr> Samo502: You better check to make sure you don't have anything important on your Windows partition, because if you remove it (the partition), all that stuff is gone forever
[22:32] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  what command did you use before getting the no permission s?
[22:32] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: being that i've already backed up documents/imagse/etc to ubuntu, there's nothing else
[22:32] <coz_> TheCyph3r,
[22:33] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: I'm doing this on someone else's  computer who basically only used it for Word and other schoolwork, which ubuntu is capable of
[22:33] <mang0|OUT> Night all.
[22:33] <goodtime> i got a linux question.how do i get world of warcraft to work in wine
[22:33] <spacetiger> @qin afk for food. do let me know about any success.
[22:33] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   are you just trying to move files over  to /usr
[22:33] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: but her windows partition is so infested with viruses ubuntu is the best option
[22:33] <TheCyph3r> coz_: I just tried to click and drag to the /usr/share/games folder for extraction
[22:33] <DangerOnTheRangr> Samo502: Then all you have to do is remove the Windows partition, and then resize the Ubuntu one
[22:33] <TheCyph3r> coz_: I'm still too used to windows
[22:33] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  I dont think that will work
[22:33] <Samo502> DangerOnTheRangr: ah, thanks
[22:34] <DangerOnTheRangr> Samo502: Make sure you have that person's permission first! :)
[22:34] <arooni-mobile> hi folks;  ubuntu 11.04 here running on a t420.  i can't hear audio right now; and its an intermittant issue cuz if i rebooted the laptop; it would work fine
[22:34] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   in that file if you open it yhou should see and   assaultcube.sh  file
[22:35] <TheCyph3r> coz_: yup, I see it
[22:35] <nit-wit> Samo502, your sdefinition of dualbooting is not wubi we assume.
[22:35] <phellarv> Anyone care to help? Seems like I made a mess out of python: http://pastebin.com/CtK2hz37
[22:35] <kajakajo> Jim
[22:35] <phellarv> Apt and python is not playing with eachother anymore....
[22:36] <W43372> How do I  make sure that previously deleted files are unrecoverable without having to completely wipe my hard drive?
[22:36] <kajakajo> JimXL, or others: no eth card identified, only wifi on my Acer Aspire One D255 10.1" netbook. Any idea what to try? Have updated the system fully, running 10.04. :\
[22:37] <TheCyph3r> w43372: find a shredding program
[22:37] <W43372> TheCyph3r: Such as?
[22:38] <TheCyph3r> W43372: I dont know any myself, but I'm sure that if look up whatever Backtrack uses, there's probably a good one
[22:38] <W43372> TheCyph3r: Backtrack?
[22:38] <TheCyph3r> W43372: It's a linux pen-test distro
[22:39] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   sorry had to restart x
[22:39] <coz_> TheCyph3r,   that file you downloaded from assaultcube homepage is a stand alone ,, no need to install it
[22:40] <TheCyph3r> Okay, so how do I set up in such a way that opening assaultcube through "Applications > Games" opens the new, rather than the old?
[22:41] <W43372> TheCyph3r: And aside from that what else can I do to keep my machines secure?
[22:41] <TheCyph3r> W43372: Im still very new to Linux, so I dont have many answers for anything :-/
[22:41] <coz_> TheCyph3r,  you would have to created a menu shortcut in alacarte menu editor  using that downloaded file and the assaultcube.sh file as the executable,, I believe it will work
[22:41] <coz_> I have to break sorry
[22:41] <W43372> How do I  make sure that previously deleted files are unrecoverable without having to completely wipe my hard drive?
[22:42] <th0r> W43372: use wipe to erase the files
[22:42] <W43372> th0r: how do I do that?
[22:42] <TheCyph3r> coz_: Okay, well i just ran a command in terminal to move the tarball from the /tmp folder to the game folder
[22:43] <th0r> W43372: use synaptic to install wipe, then open a terminal and type 'man wipe'
[22:43] <W43372> th0r, and that will make deleted files completely unrecoverable?
[22:43] <th0r> W43372: read the man page regarding that
[22:45] <DreadKnight> what's this type of weapon called? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-lYf6lKxIEdQ/TcqbPioxfNI/AAAAAAAAAPE/ArQNSGW6KZ4/s1600/DHF_48_Soraka.jpg
[22:45] <W43372> th0r, where can I find this man page?
[22:45] <th0r> W43372: like I said before, open a terminal and type 'man wipe'
[22:46] <qin> spacetiger: Sorry so late: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/tgif4-howto/message/116
[22:46] <TheCyph3r> DreadKnight,  it looks like a sickle/scimitar mix.
[22:47] <DreadKnight> TheCyph3r, sickle was the word I was looking for, thanks! :)
[22:47] <qin> spacetiger: Does "xrdb -merge .Xdefaults" asks for something?
[22:47] <hamed> hi
[22:48] <Wagbo> hello
[22:48] <spacetiger> @qin checking the link now. xrdb command should go in .xsession file , right?
[22:48] <iceroot> on my laptop the wifi doesnt use full power (and so i have bad connections) when its the power-adapter is not plugged in. is this a hardware or software issue that the connection-quality is getting worse then
[22:48] <Wagbo> wha
[22:49] <qin> spacetiger: Nah, run it once, and tgif should respect settings form .Xdefauls
[22:49] <hamed> i am arabic user i can read and write with arabic but when i download some files from internet i read tho arabic letters converted to strange symbols
[22:50] <qin> hamed: man iconv, man file
[22:50] <qin> hamed: What types of files?
[22:50] <hamed> sub
[22:51] <kajakajo> no eth card identified, only wifi on my Acer Aspire One D255 10.1" netbook. Any idea what to try? Have updated the system fully, running 10.04. :\
[22:51] <W43372> What's the keyboard shortcut to open a Terminal window, I can never remember it.
[22:51] <qin> hamed: sub are text, so iconv should be ok, but check your own locale just in case.
[22:51] <qin> W43372: Alt-Ctrl-t
[22:52] <hamed> how ?
[22:52] <hamed> i am xubuntu
[22:53] <spacetiger> @qin Nope. ran xrdb -merge ~/.Xdefaults but tgif gives same error while starting
[22:53] <Wagbo> meow
[22:53] <spacetiger> @qin Also, the OP in that link had a tgif.Xdefaults .. I don't o.o
[22:53] <AlanKey> hi
[22:54] <Wagbo> hello
[22:54] <qin> hamed: "file <your sub file name>" to get encoding, then "iconv -l" to see desired encoding, then "iconv -f encoding [-t encoding] [inputfile]" (thats from "man iconv")
[22:55] <AlanKey> i have allways loved Linux, i have completly changed to ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop. would anyone be able to recomend so useful software for ti?
[22:55] <qin> spacetiger: Did you already created and filled ~/.Xdefaults ?
[22:55] <AlanKey> it*
[22:56] <ejo> Yes, the Ubuntu Software Center is just full of recommendations and reviews
[22:56] <qin> AlanKey: To do what?
[22:56] <ejo> and you'll find it pre-installed...
[22:56] <AlanKey> cool
[22:56] <spacetiger> @qin Yes
[22:56] <qin> spacetiger: What error?
[22:56] <AlanKey> one thing i would like is office 2010 :) i have a leget copy and wonderd if use it with wine??
[22:57] <Wagbo> yes
[22:57] <spacetiger> @qin Fatal Error in OpenFont(): Cannot open the Default(Msg)Font '-*-courier-medium-r-normal-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1'.
[22:57] <Wagbo> same here
[22:57] <spacetiger> @qin http://bourbon.usc.edu:8001/tgif/faq/systems.html addressed here.
[22:57] <Wagbo> what is this "wine" you speak of?
[22:57] <AlanKey> @wagbo it is a linux compatabilty layer
[22:58] <Wagbo> @alankey oh thanks
[22:58] <Wagbo> oh and someone told me that a good operating system to use is called "backtrack"? is it any good?
[22:58] <qin> AlanKey, Wagbo: #winehq may hold answers...
[22:59] <iceroot> !backtrack | Wagbo
[22:59] <AlanKey> @wagbo yeah dont wouch that for professonals only?
[22:59] <qin> Wagbo: www.distrowatch.com
[22:59] <AlanKey> touch*
[22:59] <Monotoko> does anybody know any MSN client that would allow video chat and work in Linux?
[22:59] <Hendrik1> hi does anyone know if i can remove an old pgp key from the ubuntu keyserver
[22:59] <AlanKey> @monotoko pidgin
[22:59] <AlanKey> is a good one :)
[23:00] <Wagbo> thanks you
[23:00] <AlanKey> my bad for video chat skype is your best bet
[23:00] <Wagbo> @alankey but he wants to use msn
[23:00] <AlanKey> ohh... not too sure
[23:01] <Lew> synaptec says I have 1 broken package but when I use filter to search there isn't one
[23:01] <Wagbo> @monotoko i think g
[23:01] <Monotoko> Wagbo, g?
[23:01] <Lew> I have a broken package or dependency I dont know how to fix, I just installed this OS
[23:01] <Wagbo> @monotoko i think Google is the most powerful thing to use lol
[23:02] <Monotoko> Wagbo, I think searching "g" may not give me the best result set in th world :P
[23:02] <Wagbo> @monotoko hahah! :D
[23:03] <Hendrik1> anyone information on removin key from keyserver
[23:04] <blindingdawn> I'm trying to install Parallels tools in a VM Using Ubuntu and I get the error "An error occurred when downloading the required components for parallels Tools installation. Kernel sources" Install these components and try again.
[23:05] <Wagbo> @blindingdawn have you tryed the try again option? re download maybe?
[23:05] <radhika_> I just started using Ubuntu with Windows, and now when I download Adobe Flash, it doesn't seem to collaborate with anything. For the options when downloading the Linux version of Flash, what do you do?
[23:06] <blindingdawn> Yes.. I've tried that and it fails wagbo
[23:07] <newbie123> hi all, trying to install 11.04 on dell mini9 with built in sd flash drive (not hard drive)....one of the original dell minis.....anyway it starts booting from usb with 11.04 on it then goes into 10.04.....cannot figure out why ?  any ideas?
[23:08] <hamed> sorry for the delay i was trying iconv: conversion from `ISO-8859' is not supported
[23:08] <hamed> Try `iconv --help' or `iconv --usage' for more information.
[23:08] <nit-wit> newbie123, how did you load the card
[23:08] <newbie123> btw, 10.04 is already on the dell mini.....but it won't ever actually get to install 11.04 even though it begins booting from it....drops into 10.04 again
[23:09] <newbie123> made usb drive to install 11.04
[23:09] <nit-wit> newbie123, with what?
[23:09] <newbie123> worked on other machines....just not this dell mini
[23:09] <nit-wit> okay
[23:09] <newbie123> with usb creator...or whatever it is called under ubuntu
[23:09] <dualbootah> hi
[23:10] <dualbootah> i want to dual boot ubuntu
[23:10] <AlanKey> ah
[23:10] <Wagbo> ah
[23:10] <AlanKey> in what way?
[23:10] <nit-wit> newbie123, do you know the key prompt for the boot from menu outside the bios
[23:10] <dualbootah> so that i can dedicate it to playing wow on
[23:10] <dualbootah> is that a good idea?
[23:10] <AlanKey> install inside windows or on another partion
[23:10] <newbie123> yes, and i use that....and it allows me to select the usb drive
[23:10] <dli> dualbootah, just install to different partitions, you can share swap partition, or /boot /home with some care
[23:11] <AlanKey> wine might allow you to run WaW
[23:11] <dualbootah> i said WoW
[23:11] <dualbootah> not WaW
[23:11] <AlanKey> oh
[23:11] <Monotoko> I run WoW on Wine
[23:11] <dualbootah> ik wine runs it fine
[23:11] <AlanKey> cool
[23:11] <Monotoko> it's actually better than Windows
[23:11] <dualbootah> monotoko
[23:11] <AlanKey> yeah
[23:11] <dualbootah> do u dualboot?
[23:11] <AlanKey> its linux
[23:11] <Monotoko> dualbootah, yes I do
[23:11] <dualbootah> cool
[23:11] <Wagbo> If you dual-boot them, you will run everything normally in xp, and then you will also have a linux partition in which you can use Ubuntu normally as you would use Ubuntu.
[23:11] <dualbootah> i think ill do the same
[23:12] <dualbootah> but i dont wanna wipe my hd to create another area for ubuntu to be
[23:12] <ozatomic> having a problem setting up sshfs and automount/autofs. It seems that it deons't liek the '#' symbol anyone knwo anything about this or a work around?
[23:12] <AlanKey> does anyone know how u can use RDP on ubunu?
[23:12] <nit-wit> newbie123, post 2 http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/linux/586-booting-sd-card.html
[23:12] <Monotoko> AlanKey, yes use rdesktop
[23:12] <Polah> alankey: rdesktop command
[23:13] <AlanKey> can i use that to conenct to my ubuntu laptop from my desktop running Windows 7??
[23:13] <dualbootah> should i go full ubuntu?
[23:13] <AlanKey> yes
[23:13] <dualbootah> u think so?
[23:13] <AlanKey> i did on my laptop
[23:13] <dualbootah> i mean windows is cool
[23:13] <AlanKey> havent looked back :)
[23:13] <dualbootah> hrm
[23:13] <AlanKey> windows is SHIT
[23:13] <dualbootah> can wine run pretty much eveyrthing
[23:14] <dualbootah> largely known everything
[23:14] <dualbootah> lol
[23:14] <dualbootah> why is windows shit
[23:14] <FloodBot1> dualbootah: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:14] <AlanKey> its like mac
[23:14] <dualbootah> ^ agree
[23:14] <dualbootah> lol
[23:14] <Polah> Alankey: I thought you meant connecting via RDP to Windows. For Ubuntu you'd need to set up a VNC server on the machine you want to connect to.
[23:14] <AlanKey> ok thanks
[23:14] <newbie123> dont see how this relates.....nit-wit....as i am booting off usb thumb drive no sd card.......
[23:14] <dualbootah> im not a pro at using terminals if i go full ubuntu will i still be fine?
[23:14] <AlanKey> yea
[23:14] <dualbootah> just use software center because everything has a gui there
[23:15] <AlanKey> im shit with terminal too
[23:15] <dualbootah> but u manage okay?
[23:15] <LjL> !language | everyone
[23:15] <AlanKey> but im getin beter
[23:15] <dualbootah> do you NEED to be able to use the terminal?
[23:15] <dualbootah> is ubuntu faster than windows?
[23:15] <Monotoko> dualbootah, it's helpful...but we are always here
[23:15] <AlanKey> i can use basic commands
[23:15] <AlanKey> yep
[23:15] <Polah> dualbootah: It can make a lot of things quicker.
[23:15] <dualbootah> hmm i think ill wipe this comp and do it
[23:15] <dualbootah> after i back up my stuff
[23:15] <Wagbo> @dualbootah depending on what you mean "faster"?
[23:16] <dualbootah> can i use my usbs on ubuntu?>
[23:16] <nit-wit> newbie123, sorry I missread the post, my bad.;(
[23:16] <AlanKey> on my laptop its allot faster than widows was
[23:16] <dualbootah> i make youtube videos so can i just use recordmyscreen?
[23:16] <nit-wit> newbie123, not all of the usb ports on that computer will boot though I forget which ones.
[23:16] <dualbootah> and then ffmpeg to convert?
[23:16] <Wagbo> @dualbootah what do you use now?
[23:16] <dualbootah> camtasia
[23:16] <dualbootah> not supported by wine
[23:17] <AlanKey> there is an opensurced alternitave
[23:17] <newbie123> could it be that i need to use f6 options?  its like it wants to boot of usb (cause i get the screen to try or install or test mem etc.) but no matter what it ends up going back into 10.04
[23:17] <AlanKey> let me find it
[23:17] <dualbootah> so record my screen then convert using divedee?
[23:17] <newbie123> ok nit-wit i can try other usb port
[23:17] <dualbootah> ya its called gfkrecordmyscreen AlanKey
[23:17] <nit-wit> newbie123, I think thats the issue, hopefully.
[23:17] <dualbootah> my only problem is how will i be able to open and edit ms word documents on ubuntu
[23:17] <nit-wit> *that's
[23:17] <dualbootah> if i type them on school computers
[23:18] <dualbootah> will ubuntu be able to recognize all 4 gigabytes of my RAM?
[23:18] <Monotoko> dualbootah, if you install the 64bit then yes
[23:18] <rww> dualbootah: Ubuntu includes LibreOffice. LibreOffice reads MS Word documents.
[23:18] <dualbootah> c00l!
[23:18] <dualbootah> umm i have a ubuntu disk
[23:18] <dualbootah> i think i selected 64bit
[23:18] <rww> dualbootah: Yes, either with 64-bit or PAE on 32-bit (which should be installed automatically if needed).
[23:18] <dualbootah> i just downloaded it a week ago to try it
[23:19] <AlanKey> dualbootah, you can install office in wine, use open office or Libre office which comes with ubunut
[23:19] <newbie123> trying the last usb port i have not tried nit-wit
[23:19] <dualbootah> kk so ill just wipe this partition make a new one then install ubuntu?
[23:19] <newbie123> reverts back to 10.04 so that is not the problem...nit-wit
[23:20] <nit-wit> newbie123, have you installed with this thumb, and possibly gotten grub in its mbr.
[23:20] <Monotoko> dualbootah, do you have Ubuntu on there at the moment?
[23:20] <dualbootah> AlanKey are you here often?
[23:20] <dualbootah> no i dont
[23:20] <dualbootah> just windows
[23:20] <AlanKey> not really why?
[23:20] <Monotoko> dualbootah, I would dual boot...Windows is useful
[23:20] <dualbootah> no no i really think i should go full ubuntu
[23:20] <dualbootah> i have no need for windows
[23:21] <AlanKey> monotoko, yes thats what i started by doing
[23:21] <nit-wit> dualbootah, you will need word even though libreoffice will read word it isn't as always reliable.
[23:22] <newbie123> nit-wit i will remake this usb flash drive....and see what happens then
[23:22] <dualbootah> will i be able to wirelessly print to my printer in ubuntu?
[23:22] <Monotoko> dualbootah, if you think that's best for you then go for it....I have been using Ubuntu 3 years now, but every few weeks I do still need Windows for things, I don't use it much but I often end up needing it
[23:22] <nit-wit> newbie123, that is probably the best route.
[23:22] <Monotoko> dualbootah, depends on your printer...google the printer followed by "ubuntu" or "linux" and see what others say
[23:22] <dualbootah> ill just make a windows virtualmachine if i need it
[23:23] <felipe_dde> Hey, i was reading a book here. Linux admin guide. On backup section it says about a command 'dump' and 'restore' ..humm on my debian box i cant find it..neither by apt-get ..isn't native?
[23:23] <dualbootah> monotoko
[23:23] <dualbootah> they have a whole linux special drivers section
[23:23] <dualbootah> :d
[23:23] <nit-wit> dualbootah, google docs I think is okay, libreoffice is greta but, if you have a tweaked up do from word, and want to tranfer it back it may be problematic.
[23:24] <dualbootah> I only used word like 5 times
[23:24] <dualbootah> in my life
[23:24] <dualbootah> lol
[23:24] <AlanKey> i use it all the time :?
[23:24] <dualbootah> in ubuntu?
[23:25] <AlanKey> err... i used to
[23:25] <n0madX> I love ubuntu
[23:25] <AlanKey> im having problems getting 2010 to work
[23:25] <dualbootah> n0madX r u full ubuntu?
[23:25] <dualbootah> do you like it alot?
[23:26] <n0madX> fucking love it
[23:26] <maco> n0madX: watch teh language please
[23:26] <dualbootah> well theres one problem
[23:26] <n0madX> sorry
[23:26] <Monotoko> !language | n0madX
[23:26] <tr43nd> yes
[23:27] <hamed> thank you very much for converting the unicode
[23:27] <hamed> 11.sub: UTF-8 Unicode text, with CRLF line terminators
[23:27] <dualbootah> see i test antiviruses against malware in virtualmachines, even though linux is a no malware platform, will it be safe if anything gets through? like if a worm gets through can it spread to the windows machines on my network
[23:27] <dualbootah> frin my ubuntu only machine
[23:27] <hamed> but the letters still in this strange symbols
[23:27] <n0madX> where can I get a permanent IRC nick name?
[23:27] <Polah> dualbootah: A non-Windows virus can't propagate on your machine but you could forward and email or something like that with a Windows virus to a Windows machine.
[23:28] <Monotoko> n0madX, just register your name, use /nickserv help for more info
[23:28] <Polah> !register | n0madX
[23:28] <dualbootah> okay so it would have to be ran ON THE WINDOWS machine to actually do something?
[23:28] <dualbootah> the real windows machine not the virtual machine right?
[23:28] <n0madX> you guys rock
[23:29] <Monotoko> dualbootah, if I follow correctly you are talking about malware? It would affect the virtual machine
[23:29] <Monotoko> but not the host
[23:29] <dualbootah> exactly
[23:29] <Monotoko> you can take a snapshot of the current state
[23:29] <dualbootah> i can link u to my vids
[23:29] <maco> Monotoko: maybe...
[23:29] <dualbootah> ya
[23:29] <maco> dualbootah: not all malware will run in a VM
[23:29] <dualbootah> and i revert monotoko
[23:29] <dualbootah> oh ya ik
[23:29] <maco> dualbootah: some will detect its a vm and be silent to mess up malware analysts
[23:29] <dualbootah> \basically i use antiviruses at stock settings then run malware against them
[23:29] <Monotoko> dualbootah, there are some nasties out there aimed at VM's
[23:30] <dualbootah> exactly, but if im on a linux host and it gets out
[23:30] <dualbootah> it wont affect my windows machines on the network
[23:30] <dualbootah> right?>
[23:30] <Laibsch> Something went amiss with my encrypted LVM (see question 154973) and I'm trying to understand how to get it back.  Can some kind soul with a working encrypted LVM please pastebin the output of "for initrd in /boot/initrd.img*; do echo $initrd;zcat $initrd|cpio --list|grep cryptr -i;done" for me?  Thx
[23:30] <Monotoko> dualbootah, Linux is not immune, if it knows what it's doing it can affect anything...but you would have to get a real nasty for that
[23:30] <TrD> how to find out the DB type of a remote webserver please ?
[23:30] <maco> dualbootah: it wont affect your linux hosts if its a windows virus. wndows hosts, all bets are off :P
[23:31] <dualbootah> ok so it wont like spread over the router to the linux machines unless its a worm right?
[23:31] <dualbootah> windows machines**
[23:31] <Monotoko> dualbootah, if you run it over NAT, probably not
[23:31] <dualbootah> kk
[23:31] <dualbootah> screw windows im sold ubuntu here i come!
[23:31] <Monotoko> if you run it over bridged then yes it will
[23:31] <AlanKey> lol
[23:31] <dualbootah> i just backed by stuff up im gonna go install ubuntu right now
[23:32] <iceroot> TrD: normally not possible
[23:32] <Monotoko> dualbootah, when your in the ubuntu world
[23:32] <Monotoko> install xchat
[23:32] <Monotoko> to get back here
[23:32] <dualbootah> kk
[23:32] <Monotoko> if you need more help :)
[23:32] <dualbootah> thanks a ton monotoko
[23:32] <dualbootah> r u here most of the time
[23:32] <dualbootah> cuz ur awesome
[23:32] <dualbootah> oh ya btw
[23:32] <iceroot> TrD: you can do a portscan for the common ports of postgresql, mysql and so on but normally they are not vissible from outside
[23:32] <Monotoko> dualbootah, no worries...and pretty much, give me if I'm in the room :)
[23:32] <dualbootah> what format should i make my partiton
[23:32] <Monotoko> *give me a ping
[23:32] <dualbootah> when i reformat
[23:32] <TrD> ah i wanna try iceroot thank you
[23:32] <Monotoko> dualbootah, go for ext4 if you don't need Windows to access it :)
[23:33] <dualbootah> i use gparted
[23:33] <dualbootah> kk
[23:33] <ichbinder> hello. During installation, is there a way to install a bootloader's files (grub in my case) to a separate partition while the bootloader itself is still installed to MBR? Specifying for such a partition that it shall be used as /boot didn't work and resulted in a corrupted bootloader configuration... re-installing now.
[23:33] <Monotoko> dualbootah, the installer can manage it for you
[23:33] <dualbootah> ill wipe windows and set the new one to ext4
[23:33] <dualbootah> can i do it myself too?
[23:33] <Monotoko> dualbootah, yeah...but your best leaving it to the installer...because you need a swap etc too
[23:33] <dualbootah> can i just wipe the windows partiton then
[23:33] <Polah> ichbinder: It's possible, you'd have to ask in #grub for how to do it though
[23:33] <dualbootah> and leave it as a blank nfts
[23:33] <Monotoko> dualbootah, yeah go for it
[23:33] <dualbootah> ntfs
[23:33] <dualbootah> kk
[23:33] <FloodBot1> dualbootah: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:34] <dualbootah> and then itll just do all it needs to the ntfs blank drive?
[23:34] <ichbinder> Polah: thanks. Well, #grub couldn't really help since this is an ubuntu-install specific question... :)
[23:34] <Monotoko> dualbootah, there will be an option to "wipe all and install Ubuntu" while your installing...just choose that
[23:34] <dualbootah> alright guys cya be back when im on ubuntu!
[23:34] <dualbootah> <3 u monotoko lol
[23:34] <TrD> can i pm you iceroot please ?
[23:34] <dualbootah> man love?
[23:34] <Monotoko> dualbootah, see you :) and hahah yes
[23:34] <Monotoko> bro love!
[23:35] <dualbootah> kk be back in a few does ubuntu install fast?
[23:35] <Monotoko> dualbootah, 20-30 mkins
[23:35] <Monotoko> *mins
[23:35] <dualbootah> kk not too bad
[23:35] <dualbootah> be back
[23:36] <Polah> ichbinder: Using the command grub-install allows you to specify where to put the GRUB files using the option --root-directory=/path/to/directory. For example, grub-install --root-directory=/boot sda   then you could just have /boot as it's own partition, i.e. you'd mount another partition there
[23:36] <AlanKey> does anyone know of a good windows VNC server??
[23:36] <Monotoko> AlanKey, realVNC
[23:37] <Monotoko> there is a free version for Windows I believe
[23:37] <AlanKey> cool thanks
[23:37] <goodtime> AlanKey: secure shell
[23:37] <Monotoko> AlanKey, why don't you just enable Remote Desktop on the Windows machine?
[23:37] <Monotoko> AlanKey, then use rdesktop?
[23:37] <AlanKey> oh
[23:38] <AlanKey> i need to access the laptop from my windows machene
[23:38] <Monotoko> AlanKey, is the laptop Linux?
[23:38] <Monotoko> AlanKey, if so...you will want the server on the laptop and the client on the Windows machine
[23:38] <AlanKey> ok
[23:39] <AlanKey> do you know of any servers for ubunut??
[23:39] <Polah> AlanKey: I said earlier, you'd need to set up a VNC server on the laptop and have a VNC client to connect to the server on the Windows machine. Alternatively you could use a program like Teamviewer, or set up an SSH server on the laptop and connect to it from the Windows machine using PuTTY
[23:39] <Monotoko> AlanKey, this may help: http://www.ozzu.com/unix-linux-forum/gui-remote-desktop-windows-linux-t51149.html
[23:39] <bigdaddyduergar> anyone played with "Conky" before?
[23:39] <AlanKey> thank you :)
[23:40] <Guest44329> hello all....
[23:40] <Monotoko> Guest44329, hello
[23:40] <TheCyph3r> hello
[23:40] <Guest44329> have a quick question about fstab...
[23:40] <Monotoko> Guest44329, hit us :)
[23:40] <ozatomic> with open-iscsi is it posible to bind it to a single nic. Everytime i bring down my second nic it destroys the iscsi
[23:40] <Guest44329> ok, on boot... this works and everything mounts fine....
[23:40] <Guest44329>  sudo mount -t cifs '//<IP_ADDRESS>/GoFlex Home Public' /home/xbmc/MediaMount -o username=xbmc,password=4546413
[23:40] <Polah> Guest44329: Go ahead with asking.
[23:41] <Guest44329> but when I do a sudo mount -a, I get an error with that line number
[23:41] <Guest44329> sorry....
[23:41] <Monotoko> Guest44329, you put that in your fstab? fstab isn't for commands...not sure what you would need to put into fstab to mount that though
[23:42] <Guest44329> one sec...
[23:42] <Monotoko> okay :)
[23:42] <Guest44329> that wasnt it at all...
[23:42] <OerHeks> Guest44329, maybe the ' is wrong
[23:42] <Monotoko> Guest44329, no worries...we all do it
[23:42] <goodtime> you can change the format with fstab
[23:42] <ichbinder> Polah: thanks. I tried that in my last installation, but didn't work somehow... I now re-install and i saw that you can once select a partition to use as /boot and then there is another option where you can select the installation partition for grub... so maybe I misconfigured that, last time. I highly doubt it, but we'll see...
[23:43] <Guest44329> /<IP_ADDRESS>/GoFlex\040Home\040Public /home/xbmc/NAS cifs username=xbmc,password=4546413 defaults 0 0
[23:43] <goodtime> heh
[23:43] <Guest44329> thats the line I get an error on when I do a "sudo mount -a"....
[23:44] <dr_willis> Guest44329:  i think your spaceing went wrong.. but i do belive the use of \040 for space is correct in fstab
[23:44] <dr_willis> or am i just reading it wrong...
[23:44] <Guest44329> I dunno....
[23:44] <dr_willis> I make it a point to NEVER set up shares with spaces in the names. :)
[23:44] <Guest44329> ok, so 040 is used in conjunction with the \ excape?
[23:44] <yagoo> Guest44329, what entry for cifs is in fstaB?
[23:45] <Monotoko> dr_willis, spaces are EVIL :P
[23:45] <dr_willis> xbmc has the feature to access samba shares on it own i thought,
[23:45] <Guest44329> yeah, this GoFlex NAS wont let me change the root share name
[23:45] <Guest44329> yeah,,,, SMB is slow with an Apple router...
[23:45] <dr_willis> and rember the settings..
[23:45] <Guest44329> or it is for me at least
[23:45] <zykotick9> Guest44329, i'd personally try it without that leading / before the <IP_ADDRESS> (just guessing)
[23:45] <Guest44329> btw my name is matt
[23:45] <dr_willis> if you like xbmc, you may want to check out boxee also.
[23:46] <Guest44329> boxee.... iick...
[23:46] <Guest44329> I just been using XBMC for so long...
[23:46] <cockblockjock> fags
[23:47] <ichbinder> another question: after installing a new ubuntu on a different machine, is there a way to install all applications that are installed in another ubuntu on a different machine?
[23:47]  * yagoo ??->" //<IP_ADDRESS>/GoFlex\ Public\ Home\ Public /home/xbmc/NAS cifs username=xbmc,password=4546413 defaults 0 0 "
[23:47] <ichbinder> Like: sudo apt-get install list_of_packages_from_ubuntu_on_old_machine
[23:47] <dr_willis> !clone | ichbinder
[23:47] <dr_willis> ichbinder:  yes there is.. :) see above for one way
[23:47] <Guest44329> yagoo, tried it and that wont mount on startup
[23:47] <dr_willis> yagoo:  quoteins spaces  like that in fstab will not work properly
[23:48] <dr_willis> fstab is very weird in how it wants spaces shown. (not sure why)
[23:48] <ichbinder> dr_willis: oh, thanks! cool
[23:48] <yagoo> Guest44329, between the quotes.. don't use quotes
[23:48] <tyler_d> my touchpad will not come back on even after trying gconftool-2, and restarting a few times. help please!
[23:48] <Guest44329> so the mount at startup will work fine.... but re-mounting doing mount -a, dosent work
[23:48] <dr_willis>  Public\ Home\ Public    will not work in fstab.. but would work via command line
[23:49] <dr_willis> http://raetsel.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/samba-shares-spaces-and-fstab-with-a-bit-of-octal-thrown-in/
[23:49] <SirShmoopy> can anyone help me find the information on my tv/build xorg to work right?
[23:49] <zykotick9> Guest44329, aka matt, have you tried without the leading / or //?
[23:49] <Guest44329> ok, well thanks for the consideration... yall have a great night.... thanks for the link....
[23:49] <SirShmoopy> my 32" is reading as a 37" so i cant see the sides
[23:49] <sneakyimp> I would like to use iptables to prevent inbound SSH access to my server EXCEPT for some ip ranges that are ones I use.  Can anyone help me figure this out?  I'm a total iptable noob.
[23:50] <dr_willis> Space is decimal 32 which is octal 40 ( but we need 3 digits for the interpretation to work so it is 040)
[23:50] <dr_willis> SirShmoopy:  sounds like the overscan settings
[23:50] <yagoo> Guest44329, ask in #bash how to capture character encoding (try using smbclient to list the "share name" pipe that to a hexdump.. maybe it's a strange charcter used by the goflex server)
[23:50] <dr_willis> SirShmoopy:  how are you connected to the tv?
[23:50] <SirShmoopy> mobo to lcdtv hdmi
[23:51] <dr_willis> sneakyimp:  i think sshd has settings to allow only from specific ip ranges.
[23:51] <dr_willis> SirShmoopy:  whats your video chipset?
[23:51] <sneakyimp> dr_willis: in the interest of *really* hardening my server, I'd like for iptables to block them before they can get a crack at sshd
[23:52] <SirShmoopy> i dont remember, its a ASUS P8Z68-V
[23:52] <dr_willis> sneakyimp:  time to learn iptables then i guess. :)
[23:52] <SirShmoopy> lemme see
[23:52] <dr_willis> SirShmoopy:  nvidia? ati? intel?
[23:52] <arooni-mobile> how can i make cron run even if my laptop is hibernated;  i.e. if cron is missed; it should be run on next boot
[23:52] <dr_willis> arooni-mobile:  that could be real screwy if you hibernated for like 3 months...
[23:53] <SirShmoopy> dr_willis, im guessing its intel? let me grab the box, i just built it last night
[23:53] <sneakyimp> dr_willis:  I've been reading the ubuntu docs (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo) but they don't have ip-specific examples.  I'm terrified of locking myself out.
[23:53] <froq> anyone know some real good directions on how to remove unity + gnome 2 and install gnome 3 on ubuntu 11.04?
[23:53] <zykotick9> arooni-mobile, i "believe" anacron can do that
[23:53] <zykotick9> !gnome3 > froq
[23:53] <terry> sneakyimp: You can also use a different port.
[23:53] <dr_willis> froq:  that can cause breakage.. and is not oficially supported.. best to just wait for the next release for your gnome-3 addiction :)
[23:54] <sneakyimp> terry: thx, but security by obscurity doesn't really work as I understand it
[23:54] <froq> dr_willis, ... ok.  bummer.
[23:54] <BajK> is there ANY good reason why applications always rant about non existing /var/log/applicationname folder instead of just CREATING it?
[23:54] <yagoo> froq, hey relax.. it's summer :)
[23:54] <froq> yeah, I suppose... it is summer.  :)
[23:54] <BajK> proftpd does this, apache2 does this …
[23:54] <daniel__> hello i just updated from 10.10 to 11.04 and ihave no clue how to get my wireless card to work again ive been looking at this website https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx and still no clue i know that i have Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN [14e4:4311] (rev 01)
[23:55] <BajK> just adding mkdir /var/log/proftpd to /etc/init.d/proftpd 's "start" function does the job
[23:55] <dr_willis> BajK:   perhaps if someone hacked into your server and deleted the logs.. you would want to know.. I cant say ive ever noticed any programs ranting..
[23:55] <dr_willis> but i dont use ftp any more either.
[23:55] <BajK> but no, ranting … just because I give a sh.. about log files
[23:55] <BajK> dr_willis: well if the guy was clever he just deleted the contents
[23:55] <BajK> not the entire folder
[23:55] <BajK> and then it would not have said hat
[23:55] <BajK> it just checks for the folder to exist
[23:55] <BajK> and if not then it refuses to start
[23:55] <terry> sneakyimp: It helps.  But as dr_wills suggests, you can have sshd only listen to certain IPs or range of IPs.  Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config  (You can also move away from default port 22, and if you are interested in security, it will help.)
[23:56] <dr_willis> if he was really clever he would  be using ssh and scp.. but thats getting away from the issue
[23:56] <dr_willis> could be proftpd has a setting to not rant..
[23:56] <yagoo> daniel__, what command's show output?
[23:56] <[THC]AcidRain> anyone know where i can find out how to root a droid x 2.3.3 from within linux?
[23:56] <yagoo> [THC]AcidRain, from the android SDK docs maybe?
[23:56] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  'superoneclick' i recall worked via mono or .net.
[23:56] <sneakyimp> terry: thank you.  still sincerely hoping for help with iptables ;)
[23:57] <BajK> dr_willis: I just edited its startup script to create that respective folder
[23:57] <BajK> and that will do it :)
[23:57] <daniel__> yagoo,http://paste.ubuntu.com/649558/
[23:57] <daniel__> yagoo, http://paste.ubuntu.com/649558/
[23:57] <[THC]AcidRain> dr_willis: im not sure if that will work for me, if your superoneclick is refering to gingerbreak, its a no go
[23:58] <gmachine_24> How do I do a badblocks check on a drive attached to the computer via a PCI/RAID card? I don't use the RAID options - just as a way to add more drives to the computer. What I really mean is do I need to run the check from a "live" disc . . . or can I run it on the secondary drive after I unmount it? I'm running 10.04LTS.Thanks.
[23:58] <SirShmoopy> dr_willis, the board has no mention of nvidia or radion other than the support for the pcie ports so it is either Intel or something else?
[23:58] <terry> sneakyimp: Why do it with iptables when you can do it in sshd's config?
[23:59] <yagoo> daniel__, look at the device id.. ur card is supported
[23:59] <terry> /sbin/iptables -I INPUT -s <IP_ADDRESS> -j DROP
[23:59] <gmachine_24> Also, can I check the drive without destroying the data stored on it?
[23:59] <sneakyimp> terry: i'm following advice from a security expert I trust.  I've already got sshd locked down pretty tight.  i believe there are performance reasons and it is also more secure.
[23:59] <yagoo> daniel__, see "Installing STA drivers"


[06:14] <evand> hrmm, uh oh
[06:14] <evand> I don't know for sure if this is related to any open bugs
[06:15] <evand> but if a device is /dev/hdaX in fstab on an operating system we're importing from, is it really safe to do a 's/hda/sda/g'?
[06:15] <evand> for cases where they're not using UUIDs
[06:16] <evand> cjwatson: any thoughts on that?  I'm not sure how to proceed.  It currently would just try to mount /dev/hdaX.
[07:33] <mpt> evand, have you considered special-casing the default IE bookmarks (e.g. "Free Hotmail") and the default Windows wallpaper (the rolling hills) to not import them?
[07:38] <mpt> If you want to blacklist the IE favorites, their URLs are listed in <http://www.mylinkvault.com/popular/popular.rss>
[07:40] <mpt> (probably blacklisting the http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/redir.dll* pattern would be enough, because it's a redirection service, so people won't manually bookmark anything with an URL matching that pattern)
[08:06] <evand> mpt: indeed, I think that's probably best.  Should I also blacklist the default wallpaper?
[08:14] <evand> mpt: nevermind, I somehow didn't notice that on the first read
[08:14] <evand> will do
[08:14] <mpt> evand, are you copying the files or just linking to them?
[08:14] <evand> copying
[08:14] <mpt> I suggest copying it but not setting it
[08:15] <mpt> because ~95% of people using it will be using it because they don't really care what their wallpaper is
[08:15] <mpt> so they might as well get the Ubuntu default
[08:16] <evand> that might prove confusing.  Lets say the rolling hills is the wallpaper for a user.  So because we're blacklisting it I say that there is no wallpaper available to import, but then I copy it over anyway.
[08:16] <evand> mpt: indeed, I agree on that
[08:16] <mpt> and the other ~5% can easily find it because it's in the same directory as their other background pictures
[08:17] <evand> So should I say that there's wallaper available for import just not set it?
[08:17] <mpt> ah, now I understand your question
[08:17] <evand> I'm starting to agree with that latter approach
[08:18] <mpt> hmm, if you're already asking explicitly, might as well just do what the user asks
[08:19] <evand> well all I say is "[ ]  Wallpaper"
[08:19] <mpt> So maybe the checkbox should be off by default if the current background is the Windows default, and on by default otherwise
[08:19] <evand> But I tend to agree with that blog post on Planet Ubuntu
[08:19] <evand> hrmm
[08:20] <evand> But that's also probably confusing because the expanders on the usernames are collapsed by default so you can see all the usernames without having to scroll
[08:20] <evand> I think I'll just go with the latter approach for now, that is to import it but not set it if it's the windows default (in the case of wallpapers)
[08:20] <evand> and see how that flies
[08:20] <mpt> ok
[08:20] <mpt> Are all the checkboxes currently off by default?
[08:20] <evand> all on by default
[08:21] <evand> oh
[08:21] <evand> wait
[08:21] <evand> sorry, it's 2am
[08:21] <evand> one second
[08:23] <evand> mpt: unselected by default.  Selecting a user automatically selects all the items below it.
[08:23] <mpt> ok.
[08:24] <evand> it's done this way to give the user the easy opportunity to skip m-a by just hitting next
[08:24] <evand> as there wont be any users to import that way
[09:21] <cjwatson> evand: that certainly isn't safe - might still be /dev/hda
[09:22] <cjwatson> I can't think of a way to avoid being screwed in that situation without booting the OS in question, TBH
[09:38] <evand> cjwatson: would trying it (s/hda/sda/g) and failing gracefully be appropriate for feisty?
[10:16] <cjwatson> I don't think so - it could be a totally different disk!
[10:20] <evand> right, so then just fail in those cases?
[10:20] <evand> gracefully, of course
[10:20] <evand> and continue on to the next os
[10:22] <cjwatson> yeah, I'd say so
[10:23] <cjwatson> this is really a "you're screwed, sorry" scenario. Fortunately I should think it'll only come up in migrations from fairly complex (not just a single big filesystem) Linux installations
[10:27] <evand> indeed
[10:27] <evand> well, the code is already there for that :).  I will however, make sure that it is in fact failing gracefully in such situations.
[11:35] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1974 ubiquity/ubiquity/components/summary.py: whitespace
[11:46] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1975 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/filteredcommand.py):
[11:46] <CIA-15> ubiquity: * Issue a debugging message any time a process exits, not just when it
[11:46] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  exits non-zero.
[11:56] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1976 ubiquity/ (bin/ubiquity debian/changelog):
[11:56] <CIA-15> ubiquity: * Disable migration-assistant if using the old partitioner: it crashes and
[11:56] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  is probably too much trouble to fix.
[01:35] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1977 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/progressposition.py):
[01:35] <CIA-15> ubiquity: * Avoid crashing in certain progressposition methods if no progress bar is
[01:35] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  running (LP: #51077).
[02:23] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1978 ubiquity/ (4 files in 3 dirs): * Return to partitioning if you back up from partman-commit (LP: #78930).
[02:36] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1979 ubiquity/ (83 files in 3 dirs):
[02:36] <CIA-15> ubiquity: * Adjust ubiquity/text/partition_help, ubiquity/text/finished_label,
[02:36] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  debian/intro-alpha.txt, and debian/intro-beta.txt to avoid the
[02:36] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  grammatical error "make sure to" (LP: #86284).
[04:08] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1980 ubiquity/debian/changelog: reorg
[04:10] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1981 ubiquity/ (3 files in 2 dirs): - Add "Used" column (LP: #96126).
[05:37] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1982 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/frontend/ubiquity.glade):
[05:37] <CIA-15> ubiquity: - Pressing Enter in the create/edit dialog mount point entry box
[05:37] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  activates the OK button.
[07:40] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1983 ubiquity/ (d-i/manifest debian/changelog):
[07:40] <CIA-15> ubiquity: * Automatic update of included source packages: base-installer
[07:40] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  1.70ubuntu6, partman-auto 62ubuntu8, partman-partitioning 47ubuntu5,
[07:40] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  silo-installer 1.07ubuntu4.
[07:53] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1984 ubiquity/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.4.4
[08:06] <cjwatson> woo, <500 ubiquity bugs
[08:06] <cjwatson> kind of sad that this is a major achievement though ;-)
[08:08] <evand> heh
[10:41] <tepsipakki> I once got the xorg bugs below 400 :P
[11:09] <CIA-15> migration-assistant: evand * r44 migration-assistant/ (5 files in 2 dirs): Fixes for 93197, 94878, and 95422.