[15:03] <haskellnoob> sipior: dmesg |grep -i network outputs just one line, about NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-client.action . In particular, there is no line saying "Configuring networking" or some such. Am I looking in the wrong place?
[15:05] <syr64> Just received new hardware.  Quad core machine with more drive space.  Looking move our LAMP server to it for internet company website.  Which version of server should I use?
[15:05] <Qu4R0w> i try mount n got this error=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jiVvmJ55gQ
[15:05] <Qu4R0w> i try mount n got this error=mount: can't find /dev/sda8/ in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:05] <Halitech> syr64, 8.04 server
[15:05] <nevyn> syr64: LTS.
[15:05] <sipior> haskellnoob: try "interface", or just eyeball the dmesg output (it isn't that big)
[15:05] <syr64> Thanks...didn't know if I should try 9.04 or go with the longer support version.
[15:06] <Halitech> syr64, if its a production server, I'd stick with 8.04
[15:06] <syr64> Perfect...thanks for the advise.
[15:06] <Stronghold> hi channel
[15:07] <nevyn> syr64: does this server actually make money for your company?
[15:07] <syr64> No, it is an information website with internal portal for employees
[15:09] <CrAzYoNi> How can I work with my COM port with Putty under Ubuntu?
[15:09] <CrAzYoNi> In windows it is running out-of-the-box
[15:09] <CrAzYoNi> With HyperTerminal or Putty.. or SecureCRT.
[15:10] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: install minicom
[15:10] <CrAzYoNi> Did..
[15:11] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: have you read the manual?
[15:11] <Forza4Life> this is just soo much better than vista
[15:11] <pegassus> hi
[15:11] <CrAzYoNi> I did configured it, though how can I know which of the devices under /dev is my COM port?
[15:11] <Forza4Life> im a new ubuntu user  just installed it last night
[15:11] <jacosis1> hey, I have come into a problem with my system. Some photos can't be open in Ubuntu 9.04, I can't figure out the reason. Because the photos are from the same camera. Some of them can be open, and some can't.
[15:11] <brutus> how do I get lm-sensors to detect my fan speed?
[15:12] <elPolaco> hello
[15:12] <gartral> how do i request current date+time from console
[15:12] <gartral> ?
[15:12] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: generally it will be /dev/ttyS0.
[15:12] <erUSUL> gartral: «date»
[15:12] <Halitech> gartral, date
[15:13] <genii> CrAzYoNi: /dev/ttyS0 thru ttyS3  usually correspond to the Windows concept of COM1 thru COM4
[15:13] <Forza4Life> is there a more laid back channel just for ubuntu chat?
[15:13] <koltroll> Guys. We are considering switching from mac and os x to pc with linux at the office. Does one haft to worry about hardware compatibility when buying the computers? We won't be buying any real high end systems since they are going to be coding stations.
[15:13] <Forza4Life> not so much tech support   but just chat
[15:13] <jrib> !ot | Forza4Life
[15:13] <Halitech> Forza4Life, #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:13] <Pici> Forza4Life: #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:13] <CrAzYoNi> sipior & genii, I thinked so, though they still not working..
[15:13] <Forza4Life> tyty much
[15:13] <koltroll> But for instance when it comes to graphic cards.
[15:13] <koltroll> (it's ubuntu we're going to use)
[15:13] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: is your serial port enabled in bios?
[15:13] <CrAzYoNi> Well I'll try it on another machine with Windows just for making sure that the cable is OK & it's something that I configured wrong.
[15:14] <syr64> Are there GUIs for server?  If so, opinions on running one on a production LAMP server as well as which package to use?
[15:14] <CrAzYoNi> Yes, it was working on Windows on the same machine...
[15:14] <Halitech> syr64, ebox
[15:14] <wrektjet> hey does anyone know how to convert many RAW files at a time into JPG using UFraw? I read on the forums u could do so but I cant figure it out
[15:14] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: is your login a member of the "dialout" group?
[15:14] <OEP> Hi -- I'm having trouble installing 64-bit 9.04 Ubuntu. It boots to the live distribution (without asking) just fine, but I always get a disk read error (from CD and USB). I installed 32-bit 9.04 and it worked just fine.
[15:14] <gartral> syr64: you can install any gui for a server build... but its a waist of resources
[15:14] <Sirisian|Work_> hmm. I used scp to copy a directory from one of my servers to another. When I went to the other server it copied all of the files except for one called smtp-client.pl which is just a mail script. I had to manually scp that single file even though when I copied the directory it listed smtp-client.pl as one of the files transferred over. What would cause that?
[15:15] <jrib> Sirisian|Work_: doesn't make sense
[15:15] <CrAzYoNi> yes
[15:15] <jrib> Sirisian|Work_: try to reproduce the behavior
[15:15] <Sirisian|Work_> jrib, will do
[15:15] <CrAzYoNi> sipior, ^^
[15:15] <Sirisian|Work_> it did it twice actually. I thought maybe the file was being used or something crazy
[15:15] <Halitech> !ebox | syr64
[15:16] <CrAzYoNi> Is it reasonable that Ubuntu didn't detected my COM port because I'm using an kinda old (6-7 years old) main-board?
[15:16] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me which torrent  program has a raindrop as its logo ?
[15:16] <TwoToneSpirit> Vino doesn't listen on port 5900 for me.  Does anybody else have this problem?  I may be suffering from this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vino/+bug/196675
[15:16] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: doesn't seem likely, frankly.
[15:16] <Halitech> Kingsy101, sounds like deluge
[15:16] <Kingsy101> thats the one
[15:17] <Kingsy101> Thanks
[15:17] <dataviruset> i coded a shell script and when i try to run it it just says "unable to execute: no such file or directory", what have i done wrong? :(
[15:17] <morris1> is it currently possible to (fully) use my ati radeon HD 3870 x2 with ubuntu 9.04? the last time i tried to install the proprietary driver, i couldnt start ubuntu and had to remove the driver in recovery mode
[15:17] <funkyHat> dataviruset: pastebin the script?
[15:17] <haskellnoob> sipior: I couldn't find anything about the machine trying to initialize networking during boot, either before or after it loads the firmware. Is there a way I can output a log message from within the /etc/network/interfaces file, so that I can figure out whether it gets executed at all?
[15:17] <jimd> dataviruset: Bad "shebang" line (#!)
[15:18] <jimd> Do you have a typo in the patch to your shell/interpreter?
[15:18] <funkyHat> Oh yeah :D
[15:18] <dataviruset> funkyHat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235227/
[15:19] <funkyHat> dataviruset: and did you make it executable?
[15:19] <dataviruset> funkyHat: yes, i ran chmod 0777 srcds_checker
[15:19] <funkyHat> uh, 777 is not clever
[15:19] <funkyHat> Change it to 755
[15:19] <dataviruset> funkyHat: okay...
[15:19] <Sirisian|Work_> jrib, heh I copied a folder into a folder.  :P
[15:20] <jrib> Sirisian|Work_: :)
[15:20] <funkyHat> dataviruset: have you put it somewhere that is in your path? if it's in the pwd you need to run it like $ ./scriptname.sh
[15:20] <sipior> haskellnoob: sure, you can specify any command to be run after the interface is rasied via the "post-up" statement.
[15:21] <funkyHat> I put my own little shell scripts in ~/.local/bin and add that dir to my path variable, dataviruset
[15:21] <dataviruset> funkyHat: it's in /usr/local/bin, and i have tried with sudo ./srcds_checker, sudo /usr/local/bin/srcds_checker and stuff...
[15:21] <haskellnoob> sipior: let me try putting 'service networking restart' in /etc/rc.local and see if that fixes this
[15:21] <polygonWindow> has anybody experience in installing openoffice from the Shell/SSH and run and use it as service on Ubuntu Hardy v8.04.2?
[15:22] <funkyHat> dataviruset: then maybe line 14 is wrong?
[15:22] <Guest43302> hello - could anyone give me the deb-line for studio-jaunty update and the key-gen please?  tnx
[15:22] <dataviruset> funkyHat: nah, that is another shell script i'm contacting
[15:23] <Vlet> Is there a way to create a user account (via commandline) without specifying a password? (or some sort of auto-generated random password perhaps?)
[15:23] <kulight> any one managed to get the hookey's in GoldenDict working?
[15:23] <jimd> dataviruset: have you double checked to see if you have some odd line terminators? (Some ^M characters embedded in the file)?
[15:23] <funkyHat> dataviruset: put echo test or something on the line above
[15:23] <kulight> hotkeys
[15:23] <sanguisdex> so with compiz fusion is there a way to save settings profiles
[15:24] <sanguisdex> so that when I have to shut it off I can restore my settings when I turn it back on
[15:24] <funkyHat> sanguisdex: yes in compizconfig-settings-manager
[15:25] <dataviruset> jimd, funkyHat:i can not execute my file at all :/
[15:25] <mgray5159> has anyone used ubuntu studio
[15:25] <Gnea> !anyone
[15:25] <mgray5159> what is the difference between ubuntu and ubuntu studio
[15:25] <funkyHat> sanguisdex: but if you shut it of using metacity --replace, and start it again using compiz --replace, rather than changing settings in appearance prefs, you won't lose your settings to begin with
[15:25] <mgray5159> is it just packages installed?
[15:25] <pdelgallego> hello I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 in a centrino-512Mb Ram laptop, but Its slow. Do you think xubuntu its going to be significant faster than Ubuntu? Any other easy distro more lightweight?
[15:26] <Gnea> !studio | mgray5159
[15:26] <sanguisdex> funkyHat: that sounds good
[15:26] <sanguisdex> funkyHat: I have been using the screenlet and its just a mess
[15:26] <Halitech> pdelgallego, with the way xubuntu has been going, its not any lighter then ubuntu anymore, you could try a minimal install and just add what you want
[15:27] <funkyHat> sanguisdex: you could make a couple of launcher screenlets that run those commands
[15:27] <funkyHat> sanguisdex: or get clever and write a script to toggle with one launcher
[15:27] <thiebaude> pdelgallego, i use 9.04 with openbox, but there many other window managers
[15:28] <thiebaude> pdelgallego, and i ahve 512mb of ram also
[15:28] <dataviruset> funkyHat: okay, i will give you the whole script; http://paste.ubuntu.com/235232/
[15:28] <thiebaude> have
[15:28] <pdelgallego> Halitech, thank for the point.
[15:29] <sanguisdex> funkyHat: I will prob do that latter
[15:29] <pdelgallego> thiebaude, Im going to check it. Did you remove gnome completely from your machine?
[15:29] <Free-Lancer> So i have made a text script, but at the end i want it to restart itself. How may i do that?
[15:29] <jneves> how to print a letter document in a A4 page?
[15:29] <LordLandon> Free-Lancer: a loop.
[15:29] <funkyHat> Free-Lancer: use a loop
[15:29] <Halitech> pdelgallego, you can have as many DE's as you want
[15:30] <Free-Lancer> How may i use a loop
[15:30] <thiebaude> pdelgallego, no i keep gnome
[15:30] <LordLandon> Free-Lancer: a bash script?
[15:30] <funkyHat> Free-Lancer: put at the top of the script "while true" and at the bottom "done"
[15:30] <dataviruset> jimd: i did not understand what you said before - but maybe you were right, can you explain what you mean?
[15:30]  * sanguisdex always needs an excuse to practice shell scripting and lean environment vars
[15:30] <funkyHat> Free-Lancer: if you want it to repeat indefinitely
[15:31] <pdelgallego> Halitech, what is a DE?
[15:31] <Free-Lancer> Thanks ill try that now
[15:31] <lstarnes> pdelgallego: desktop environment
[15:31] <Halitech> pdelgallego, desktop environment
[15:31] <funkyHat> Free-Lancer: beware that might eat up lots of CPU time, if you're not using sleep at all
[15:31] <Free-Lancer> funkyhat i am "sleep 5"
[15:31] <funkyHat> Cool
[15:31] <edwin_ubuntu> hola?
[15:32] <thiebaude> Halitech, thats one of the reasons i love ubuntu, the number of wm's you can have
[15:32] <Halitech> pdelgallego, ie XFCE (Xubuntu) Gnome (Ubuntu) KDE (Kubuntu)  main difference is the apps each install
[15:32] <Halitech> thiebaude, I've gotten to where I stick with XFCE but I keep thinking of putting LXDE on, it looks pretty slick
[15:32] <pdelgallego> Halitech, ok.
[15:33] <thiebaude> Halitech, yea, i loved xfce
[15:33] <sanguisdex> funkyHat: I will be writing the script but as a backup do you know how I can overwrite the default compiz settings
[15:33] <atilla> hello
[15:33] <atilla> uhm
[15:33] <thiebaude> Halitech, but still my gnome idles at 100mb and openbox at 57mb
[15:33] <funkyHat> sanguisdex: in ccsm, click preferences and there are some options for backing up and restoring your configuration
[15:33] <Halitech> thiebaude, just too bad xubuntu has moved towards being another gnome version and is almost as slow as gnome on older systems
[15:34] <Halitech> thiebaude, nice
[15:34] <thiebaude> Halitech, i agree
[15:34] <sbeh> hi, is there a software available that lists files in /bin,/lib,/usr etc .... that do not belong to a package?
[15:34] <thiebaude> Halitech, its like i have 1gb instead of 512
[15:34] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: alop2
[15:35] <atilla> hello, im a huge newfag to this but how am i supposed to agree to this: http://i25.tinypic.com/jry1zt.png ?
[15:35] <Pici> atilla: press tab until <okay> is hilighted then press enter
[15:35] <coz_> atilla,  you are new to what and have to agree to what?
[15:35] <Halitech> atilla, press tab and hit enter
[15:35] <atilla> ok thanks alot
[15:36] <dataviruset> does anyone know why my shell script isn't working? it just says no such file or directory -.-
[15:36] <Pici> dataviruset: How are you trying to execute it?
[15:37] <OEP> dataviruset, 'which [script name]' ought to show the path to the script
[15:37] <dataviruset> OEP, Pici: /usr/local/bin/srcds_checker
[15:37] <dataviruset> i have tried with sudo aswell
[15:38] <Pici> dataviruset: And what does the first line of the script say? Is it !# something??
[15:38] <dataviruset> Pici: yes, it's #!/bin/sh
[15:38] <dataviruset> Pici: the whole script is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235232/
[15:38] <OEP> dataviruset, will bash handle your script correctly?
[15:39] <dataviruset> OEP: i have no idea, i'm a bit beginner :/
[15:39] <OEP> dataviruset, try bash [path-to-script]
[15:39] <OEP> or change your shebang to /bin/bash
[15:39] <rrva> cannot compile kdebase-workspace-4.2.98: kcontrol/access/kaccess.h:15:30: error: Phonon/MediaObject: No such file or directory. What to do to fix it? I have phonon include files
[15:39] <sbeh> dataviruset: set -o xtrace
[15:39] <sbeh> dataviruset: on line 2
[15:40] <pdelgallego> Another question, Is there any other browser less memory eager than firefox, cause it after a while it use a lot of memory. 127mb footprint right now with less than 5 tabs !! I heard about opera and Chrome are they better at this?
[15:40] <dataviruset> OEP: that does work, but gives errors
[15:40] <dataviruset> sbeh: what does that do?
[15:40] <sbeh> dataviruset: why not just do try it?
[15:40] <sbeh> -do
[15:41] <sigi> hi
[15:41] <jneves> pdelgallego: resident size, or shared memory?
[15:41] <dataviruset> sbeh: still "unable to execute: no such file or directory"
[15:41] <thiebaude> pdelgallego, i noticed that
[15:41] <sigi> hgi bea
[15:41] <jneves> pdelgallego: any library shared by several executable files, appears as part of that executable file, even when it's only once in memory
[15:41] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: u there?
[15:41] <microtech> How can I tell if my disk has died in mdadm?  Is there a command to view the disks?
[15:41] <causasui> Anyone here good with Ekiga? Whenever I try to place a call, it hangs up immediately
[15:42] <sbeh> dataviruset: then go deeper with 'strace ./myscript'
[15:42] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: actually, yes
[15:42] <pdelgallego> jneves, umm no idea. How do I know? I dont even know the difference.
[15:42] <sipior> microtech: "mdadm --query"
[15:42] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: my bt4 not working well..n have problem with grub
[15:42] <microtech> sipior: comes back with no devices given, when I specify /dev/md0 it says cannot open no such file or dir
[15:42] <Sirisian|Work_> In order to use /dev/ttyS0 between two servers I need a serial cable connected between them right?
[15:42] <jneves> pdelgallego: check top in the console - it has one column for total and resident memory
[15:42] <dataviruset> sbeh: i got a few lines, should i pastebin them?
[15:43] <microtech> sipior: I think one has failed, I just need to figure out which disk it was
[15:43] <sipior> Sirisian|Work_: a null serial cable, to be precise.
[15:43] <pdelgallego> jneves, thank for the explanation.  What command can I use?
[15:43] <dataviruset> sbeh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235237/
[15:43] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: well, provide some information
[15:43] <sipior> microtech: sounds like your raid kernel module is not loaded.
[15:44] <sipior> microtech: the device, at least, should exist if you've already assembled the array.
[15:44] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i not use 8.10 i think but i can see 8.10 option on boot..i choose it and it bring me to bt4..it weird
[15:44] <microtech> sipior: what if the raid failed / died?
[15:44] <polygonWindow> any ideas where to start on those packages? http://pastie.org/561730 it's for openoffice 3 its from the linux deb packages. whenever i "sudo dpkg -i" he's moaning cause of dependencies
[15:44] <sipior> microtech: the device file should still be there.
[15:44] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me the difference between wine and wineHQ ? or are they the same thing ?
[15:44] <microtech> sipior: how can I try to get it back?
[15:44] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: your menu.lst, please?
[15:44] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: ok..w8
[15:44] <microtech> sipior: all I did was reboot and it was gone
[15:44] <ubuStartz> Does anyone firefox's kinda lags when watching youtube on fullscreen
[15:44] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: also, what system are you running now?
[15:45] <lstarnes> Kingsy101: wine is the actual software. wineHQ is a website and community dedicated to wine
[15:45] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235231/
[15:45] <Kingsy101> oh ok I see.. nice one thanks
[15:45] <Kingsy101> :)
[15:45] <Sirisian|Work_> sipior, I have one in both of the servers, but it isn't connected
[15:46] <sipior> Sirisian|Work_: one what in both servers? null modem cable?
[15:46]  * Dekko wonders how I can fix this problem... I can only edit my Applications menu as root (Sudo)... if I try it with my ordinary account it will not write changes... permission denied
[15:46] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i had make some change..sorry but i only try to learn
[15:47] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you say, that with your current grub configuration you can see "ubuntu 8.10" option, even if it's nonexistent in menu.lst? perhaps there is another partition with boot files?
[15:47] <jneves> pdelgallego: top
[15:47] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: "lsb_release -a" ?
[15:47] <sipior> microtech: did you set the machine up to run /etc/init.d/mdadm at boot?
[15:47] <polygonWindow> sorry guys, it works with 'sudo dpkg -i *.deb'
[15:47] <niadh> I am having issues with the onboard audio of an asus M3N78-VM board the audio makes strange noises on boot and shutdown but audio wont play during normal system operation, however for a while it did
[15:47] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: ubuntu 9.04
[15:48] <microtech> sipior: pretty sure, checking
[15:48] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: "sudo fdisk -l"
[15:48] <microtech> sipior:  yes it's in there
[15:48] <sipior> microtech: if you run the script with the "start" option, does your raid device reappear?
[15:49] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235242/
[15:49] <microtech> sipior: I had to do a restart, it said it was already running
[15:49] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: /dev/sda8=is my bt4 with root "/" mount point i had set
[15:49] <microtech> sipior: still no md0
[15:50] <Sirisian|Work_> sipior, Yeah from what I can tell. It's a cable with 3 ends. I connected the 2 ends and 1 of the ends has 2 cables in it and it's just hanging there :\
[15:50] <OEP> dataviruset, did you make any progress with that script?
[15:50] <ubuStartz> Does anyone firefox's kinda lags when watching youtube on fullscreen ... Its not only on Firefox , but also on Seamonkey..  I've tried to use i8k to control it,  but it just causes Oopses and Panics. Now somehow the fan is stuck at 100% and I can't change it (since that will cause a hardlock)
[15:52] <sipior> microtech: what does /proc/mdstat say?
[15:52] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: there's space and ` at the end, it's important
[15:52] <CrAzYoNi> sipior, I think there is something wrong with my hardware..
[15:52] <OEP> dataviruset, what errors do you mean?
[15:52] <sipior> CrAzYoNi: i'm sorry to hear that.
[15:52] <CrAzYoNi> I've read in some page under Ubuntu forums that the command: dmesg | grep tty should give you some output...
[15:52] <CrAzYoNi> though the only output I'm getting refer to my /dev/tty0
[15:52] <Qu4R0w> j/dev/sda6: UUID="e0bcd678-2a36-4363-bac5-6a52dbb846da" TYPE="ext3"
[15:53] <microtech> sipior: http://pastebin.com/m126b216
[15:53] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: /dev/sda6: UUID="e0bcd678-2a36-4363-bac5-6a52dbb846da" TYPE="ext3"
[15:53] <CrAzYoNi> WHICH of course it is not related to any COM port.. :\
[15:53] <dataviruset> OEP: here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235244/
[15:53] <sipior> microtech: the device name looks to be md_d0, not md0.
[15:53] <atilla> Hello i just installed ubuntu next to my windows and there is 0MB available at ¨/¨
[15:54] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: and what exaclty is the problem?
[15:54] <dataviruset> OEP: and the script is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235245/
[15:54] <microtech> sipior: weird, I know it was md0
[15:54] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: y my grub show me 8.10?
[15:54] <ubuStartz> Halitech: Ok, I just installed the driver.. gg to restart my PC.. will be back soon...
[15:54] <microtech> sipior: so should I do mdadm --query /dev/md_d0
[15:54] <sipior> microtech: maybe that's just an indicator that the array is offline.
[15:54] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: mount the other disk (sda8)
[15:55] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: sudo mount?
[15:55] <microtech> sipior: isn't there an mdadm command to bring it back online automatically, is that the assemble?
[15:55] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: or using nautilus
[15:55] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: cant open
[15:55] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: then mount manually
[15:55] <sipior> microtech: yes, but assemble requires a device name
[15:55] <OEP> dataviruset, I think if [ -n "$pid" ] would probably be more efficient than what you are using
[15:55] <microtech> sipior: will try it
[15:56] <thiebaude> atilla, did you partition your drive using the live cd to allow ubuntu to be installed side by side
[15:56] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: and look if there's a file /your/mount/point/boot/grub/menu.lst if it exists, post it
[15:56] <atilla> Hello I just installed ubuntu next to my windows (let ubuntu installer make the partitions) and there is 0MB available at ¨/¨, anyone know what´s wrong?
[15:56] <thiebaude> ok
[15:56] <OEP> dataviruset, it will save you some else/elseif/fi headaches
[15:56] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: can't find /dev/sda8 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:56] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: then read "man mount"
[15:56] <OEP> uh oh
[15:56] <atilla> thiebaude, yes i did
[15:56] <microtech> sipior: I get mdadm: failed to create /dev/md0
[15:57] <dataviruset> OEP: i will test it, wait :P
[15:57] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: there is no file in dev/sda8 i think..or some like that
[15:57] <sipior> microtech: and what happens if you try md_d0?
[15:57] <OEP> dataviruset, hehe did you receive my last messages?
[15:57] <thiebaude> atilla, and ubuntu won't load
[15:57] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: yes there is
[15:57] <microtech> sipior: mdadm: /dev/md_d0 not identified in config file.
[15:57] <Mark21> how can I check if I am running debian or ubuntu?
[15:57] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you can verify that: "ls -l /dev/sda8"
[15:57] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I have Evolution consolidate all emails from my accounts into the "on this computer" inbox + folders? I've tried setting up filters, but that is strangely slow to move emails, and I'm also getting duplicates.
[15:58] <thiebaude> atilla, when you used the live cd did you select the first option?
[15:58] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 8 2009-07-29 05:22 /dev/sda8
[15:58] <lstarnes> Mike_lifeguard: try lsb_release -a
[15:58] <atilla> thiebaude, im on ubuntu right now i just cant install anything, i can however save things to my desktop for some reason, yes i used the first option
[15:58] <dataviruset> OEP: irc crashed, i got "it will save you headaches", and after that "did you receive"
[15:58] <Mike_lifeguard> lstarnes: you must be talking to someone else?
[15:58] <lstarnes> Mike_lifeguard: oops
[15:59] <OEP> dataviruset, you missed nothing then
[15:59] <lstarnes> Mark21: try lsb_release -a
[15:59] <Sirisian|Work_> oh wow the null modem cable was was loose. cat </dev/ttyS0 and when I do echo hello >/dev/ttyS0 it just says "ello" on the other side.
[15:59] <Sirisian|Work_> why?
[15:59] <Mark21> lstarnes: thank you, it worked
[15:59] <thiebaude> atilla, any error messages when you cant install anything?
[15:59] <dataviruset> OEP: okay, good. the script gives a syntax error, but i can not see any -.-
[15:59] <Mark21> now I need a way to install mysqli on ubuntu 8.04 (upgrading isn't an option at this moment :()
[15:59] <SamWatkins> hey I'm writing a program that converts files from one type to another using other tools (like mencoder, netpbm, lynx -dump, etc), can anyone suggest some other conversion programs that they use so I can improve my program?
[16:00] <Pici> dataviruset: The folks in #bash will probably be able to point out any script error faster than we can.
[16:00] <SamWatkins> my program is called a2b, and it's here http://sam.nipl.net/a2b/
[16:00] <OEP> dataviruset, try changing those -z's to -n's first
[16:00] <atilla> thiebaude, when for example i try to install firefox extentions it tells me i have not enough free space
[16:00] <mneptok> SamWatkins: OGG convert
[16:00] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there a way to run current filters against emails you've already received?
[16:00] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i want del 8.10 option in my boot menu and want to bt4 detect my hardware..mouse and my touchpad not work on bt4.only keyboard working
[16:00] <Mike_lifeguard> (In Evolution)
[16:00] <SamWatkins> mneptok, thanks I've got that.
[16:00] <niadh> I am having real issues with my on board audio an M3N78-VM board, I'm reading all sorts of things but it's not yet working
[16:00] <pdelgallego> jneves, this are the top numbers. I read that firefox 3.5 has better performance.  http://pastie.org/561759
[16:00] <mneptok> SamWatkins: ffmpeg
[16:01] <SamWatkins> got that too :)
[16:01] <SamWatkins> so far it supports: a2ps asciitopgm bmptoppm catdoc cjpeg convert djpeg dvips espeak faac faad festival ffmpeg flite flac gif2png giftopnm gocr lame latex2html madplay mencoder mencoder_h264 mpg123 mplayer oggdec oggenc pbmtoascii pdf2ps pdftoppm pdftotext pgmtopbm pngtopnm pnmtopng ppmquant ppmtobmp ppmtopgm ppmtowinicon ppmtoxpm ps2ascii ps2pdf pstoimg pstopnm rtf2latex soundstretch text2html text2wave tesseract wget winicontoppm
[16:01] <sipior> microtech: can you verify that the md_mod module is loaded?
[16:01] <microtech> sipior: sorry, how can I do that =(
[16:02] <sipior> microtech: lsmod | grep md_mod
[16:02] <ubuntu-user> hi
[16:02] <microtech> sipior: negative, nothing came back
[16:02] <sipior> microtech: there's your problem.
[16:02] <microtech> sipior: you think that's probably the issue
[16:02] <microtech> sipior: hehe, ok how the heck can I load it
[16:02] <ubuntu-user> i try to run java class.. i got error
[16:02] <ubuntu-user> java.net.BindException: Permission denied
[16:02] <sipior> microtech: try "sudo modprobe md_mod"
[16:02] <thiebaude> atilla, how much space did you give for ubuntu?
[16:03] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: i guess that when you installed bt4 it replaced grub with it's own copy and now it uses different copy of menu.lst
[16:03] <microtech> sipior: it says its not even finding the module
[16:03] <ubuntu-user> 	at java.net.PlainDatagramSocketImpl.bind0(Native Method)
[16:03] <ubuntu-user> 	at java.net.AbstractPlainDatagramSocketImpl.bind(AbstractPlainDatagramSocketImpl.java:77)
[16:03] <ubuntu-user> how i can resolv this problem ?
[16:03] <microtech> sipior: FATAL: Module md_mod not found.
[16:03] <sipior> microtech: have you changed kernels since the last reboot?
[16:03] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: it meant i have another menu1st?
[16:03] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: hmmm... but if it says ubuntu, and boots you to ubuntu, does it also have some "backtrack" option?
[16:03] <microtech> sipior: definitely not
[16:03] <qiyong> does ubuntu support selinux now?
[16:03] <microtech> sipior: I actually rebooted because I thought the array may have locked up or something, rebooted and it was gone
[16:03] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: no..
[16:04] <microtech> sipior: by the way I really appreciate your help
[16:04] <JohnTeddy> If I have some ubuntu machine I need to connect to, but I can't because of NAT, and it is insanity to get a port forwarded, if I have a local person LAN in, how can I have them give me access to the kiosk to a terminal?
[16:04] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you still have the menu.lst i sent you yesterday?
[16:04] <sipior> microtech: no trouble
[16:04] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r:how to check my grub??i not bring my note
[16:04] <atilla> thiebaude, it didnt ask how much space i wanted for ubuntu, i can save things to my desktop wich according to ubuntu also has 0 bytes available
[16:04] <microtech> sipior: do I need to reinstall it somehow
[16:04] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: owh...
[16:04] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i think i dun have
[16:05] <thiebaude> atilla, the reason i ask is that ubuntu needs at least 4gb
[16:05] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: mount sda8 and look if there's a file /your/mount/point/boot/grub/menu.lst if it exists, post it
[16:05] <sipior> microtech: just a moment, having a look at something
[16:05] <microtech> sipior: take your time =)
[16:05] <atilla> thiebaude, ill take a picture for you ok?
[16:05] <thiebaude> atilla, ok thnaks
[16:05] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i try sudo mount /dev/sda8 but it not work
[16:05]  * ubuntu-user waitin some one help me.. !:| i have problem in java..
[16:06] <stercor> How do I restart apache?  I changed apache2.conf and want the changes to take effect.
[16:06] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: consult manual pages
[16:06] <thiebaude> ubuntu-user, whats the problem?
[16:06] <Pici> stercor: sudo invoke-rc.d apache2 restart
[16:06] <ubuntu-user> wait for request on 53/UDP port...
[16:06] <ubuntu-user> java.net.BindException: Permission denied
[16:06] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: ouchh..i try
[16:06] <Halitech> stercor, sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[16:06] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: you're trying to run some server?
[16:06] <thiebaude> ubuntu-user, im not familiar with that
[16:06] <ubuntu-user> i try to run java class. but i got this eror :\
[16:07] <ubuntu-user> i try to run fakeDNS
[16:07] <pepperjack> ubuntu-user: already running maybe?
[16:07] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: you need to sudo to bind any port <1024
[16:07] <brutus_> My network connection icon on the gnome panel has gone missing...how do I add it back?
[16:07] <ubuntu-user> how i can do this.. ?
[16:07] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: how do you run fakedns now?
[16:07] <ubuntu-user> no
[16:07] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i cant read..my english bad :( sorry
[16:07] <ubuntu-user> i got error
[16:08] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: what do you do to get the error?
[16:08] <sipior> microtech: try "sudo modprobe md-mod"
[16:08] <ptn107> brutus: right-click your panel, add 'notification area'
[16:08] <ubuntu-user> janisoza1r
[16:08] <ubuntu-user> java ServerKernelMain <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:08] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you need to provide mountpoint
[16:09] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: then "sudo java ServerKernelMain <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>"
[16:09] <microtech> sipior: strange, it comes back with the EXACT same error, underscore and everything: FATAL: Module md_mod not found.
[16:09] <ubuntu-user> thats what i do it., thats what typed in readme file
[16:09] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i am new with linux..i try googling
[16:09] <ubuntu-user> ok
[16:09] <ubuntu-user> wait
[16:09] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: or if it uses gui, use gksudo instead of sudo
[16:09] <mofo> hi . anyone knows how to change login window (gdm) in ubuntu 9.10 ?
[16:09] <sipior> microtech: does "locate md-mod" return anything on your system?
[16:09] <thiebaude> !9.10
[16:09] <mastrajanis> PLEASE NEED HELP WITH INSTALLING Sound Blaster X-FI Platinium into UBUNTU 9.04
[16:09] <microtech> sipior:
[16:09] <microtech> /lib/modules/2.6.27-14-generic/kernel/drivers/md/md-mod.ko
[16:09] <microtech> oops
[16:10] <ubuntu-user> janisoza1r
[16:10] <ubuntu-user> wait for request on 53/UDP port...
[16:10] <ubuntu-user> then no thing appers
[16:10] <janisoza1r> mastrajanis: iirc x-fi isn't supported, or at least it wasn't not so long ago
[16:10] <sipior> microtech: try loading it manually with insmod: "sudo insmod <path-to-module>"
[16:11] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: what other output do you expect? i'd say it works. also, please try to keep your messages in one line
[16:11] <brutus_> How do I add the network manager applet to the gnome-panel
[16:11] <microtech> sipior: insmod: error inserting '/lib/modules/2.6.27-14-generic/kernel/drivers/md/md-mod.ko': -1 Invalid module format
[16:11] <microtech> weird eh?  invalid module format
[16:11] <atilla> thiebaude, i dont think i can even save screenshots anymore
[16:11] <sipior> microtech: you're sure there have been no changes to the kernel since the raid array was created?
[16:12] <juanbond> Hey guys, just wondering if anyone running 9.04 has this camera/mic working with Skype: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104021
[16:12] <microtech> since the raid was created... hrm... man I really don't think so.  If so it was months ago and it has rebooted quite a few times since
[16:12] <microtech> sipior: forgot your name in front
[16:12] <ubuntu-user> janisoza1r the class stopped in request udp port :S
[16:13] <[1]pete> I would like to get involved in testing new ubuntu releases. does anyone have any advice regarding how I begin?
[16:13] <atilla> thiebaude, Ill just reinstall ubuntu and select my own partitions
[16:13] <sipior> microtech: does the output of "uname -a" jive with the 2.6.27-14-generic module path you gave above?
[16:13] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: then it's not part of ubuntu and you should seek help in fakeDNS official support channels
[16:13] <ptn107> brutus: 'network-manager' is part of the 'notification-area' applet; right-click your panel, select 'add', and pick 'notification-area'
[16:13] <niadh> [1]: Run karmic on a day to day basis and discover any major bugs in 'real world' use
[16:13] <thiebaude> atilla, that's prob the best way
[16:14] <microtech> sipior: negative, so you may be right, maybe a new kernel got installed somehow with other updates and I didnt notice
[16:14] <ubuntu-user> janisoza1r type to me a channel. supported fake dns plz :)
[16:14] <microtech> sipior: the one it brings back is 2.6.28.... and I have 2.6.27 in the lib
[16:14] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: i have no idea, try looking at their site where to get help
[16:14] <sipior> microtech: that'd be my guess. you need the modules from the kernel you're running. get that package added, load md_mod, and i think you'll be set.
[16:14] <ubuntu-user> no channels no thing just damn link :SSSSSSSSSSSSssssss
[16:15] <ubuntu-user> its ok i will try ask a java programer
[16:15] <janisoza1r> ubuntu-user: what does this program do?
[16:15] <microtech> sipior: so I should be able to search for the updated module?  is there any user friendly way to do it like an apt-get upgrade?
[16:16] <Joe1> hey does anyone know how i can get my webcam to work on ubuntu 9.04 its a vimicro VC0303 webcam
[16:16] <Mike_lifeguard> [1]pete: /join #ubuntu+1
[16:16] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i can mount now
[16:16] <Halitech> Joe1, does lsusb show it?
[16:16] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: good, post menu.lst
[16:16] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: in sda8?
[16:17] <Joe1> halitech; no
[16:17] <sipior> microtech: figure out which kernel packages you currently have installed, and make sure you have the matching module package for each. as a quick test, you can boot into the older kernel to verify that the array still comes up.
[16:17] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: yes, the one from sda8
[16:17] <Halitech> Joe1, then chances are its not going to work ... is it a laptop webcam?
[16:17] <microtech> sipior: ok great, can I just choose the old kernel from the grub boot menu or you think I will have to go in and manually add it to the boot config
[16:17] <Zobin> Hey people
[16:17] <sipior> microtech: it should still be in the menu list.
[16:18] <microtech> sipior: ok great, thank you so much
[16:18] <Zobin> I have a problem. When I download the ATI Catalyst control center my graphic driver doesn work
[16:18] <sipior> microtech: yep, good luck getting it sorted out.
[16:18] <Joe1> halitech; no its a usb webcam, i plugged it in and nothing was recognised i then went to the ad/remove and downloaded camera monitor but still nothin
[16:18] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235258/
[16:18] <Halitech> Zobin, what card?
[16:18] <Zobin> ATI Radeon X850 XT
[16:18] <microtech> sipior: looks like I will need it, one last question, is it possible that a module that matches the newer kernel doesnt exist for mdadm
[16:18] <janisoza1r> Zobin: did you  use aticonfig (or atitool, dont remember exactly) --initial?
[16:18] <Halitech> Joe1, probably out of luck then
[16:18] <Zobin> I just want to extend my desktop to my TV through S-video
[16:18] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: u right i think..i can see ugly 8.10
[16:19] <Halitech> Zobin, 8.10 or 9.04?
[16:19] <Zobin> janisoza1r:  What is the aticonfig?
[16:19] <sipior> microtech: no, it'll be there.
[16:19] <Zobin> 9.04
[16:19] <Joe1> halitech; bummer! okay cheers for you hep, do you know what camera's are compatible with ubuntu ?
[16:19] <Halitech> Zobin, most of the X series have been dropped from the latest ati drivers
[16:20] <janisoza1r> Zobin: the tool to set up xorg.conf and others properly for use with ati driver
[16:20] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: there is an option for backtrack
[16:20] <Halitech> Joe1, not off hand, I have a Creative Live! that works
[16:20] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: yes..i can choose backtrac 4
[16:20] <Zobin> Ok, so I should try the aticonfig?
[16:20] <microtech> sipior: I assume it's something I need to download?  I am googling for it so far with little luck
[16:20] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: though... it points to different place than it should
[16:20] <Joe1> halitech; okay, cheers for them help. Cya
[16:21] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i have 2 menu1st..i nid del one?
[16:21] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: what happens when you choose backtrack?
[16:21] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: it bring me to bt
[16:22] <microtech> sipior: or I need to recompile the kernel with it?
[16:22] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: 8.10 also bring me to bt
[16:22] <ScottG> Is there a way to make video in VLC play inside the player and not in a separate window?
[16:22] <sipior> microtech: no. try "dpkg -l | grep modules" and see what versions of "linux-ubuntu-modules" are installed.
[16:23] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: there's also option "Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-13-generic (on /dev/sda6)
[16:23] <jackd> hi everyone. i am going to reinstall my system. my problem is that i have encrypted my home with ecryptfs. how can i read my crypted files after i have reinstalled? my home is on its own parition so it will not be formatted.
[16:23] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: what happens when you select that?
[16:23] <brutus> what's normal GPU temperature?
[16:23] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: it bring me to 9.04(ubuntu)..it work fine
[16:23] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: i fail to see your problem than
[16:23] <janisoza1r> *then
[16:24] <microtech> sipior: I did that and there are about 7 things that talk about ubuntu, not sure what I should be looking for at this point =(  Sorry to keep bugging ya
[16:24] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: can i del one menu1st??coz i think i have 2
[16:24] <otacon122> I got a question
[16:24] <Halitech> !ask | otacon122
[16:24] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: leave them
[16:24] <sipior> microtech: match the versions of the module packages to the version of the kernel you are currently running...
[16:24] <microtech> sipior: libsas, libpam..  that kind of thing
[16:24] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: can i del 8.10?
[16:24] <sipior> microtech: just grep for "linux-ubuntu-modules"
[16:25] <otacon122> Is the current release of Samba able to function as a Primary Domain Controller for large networks and Wide-Area Networks?
[16:25] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you decide. anyway, make a backup just in case
[16:25] <sipior> brutus: what does the card's manual say about the normal temperature range?
[16:25] <Qu4R0w> ok2..
[16:25] <microtech> sipior: so this for example? dpkg -l | grep linux-ubuntu      if so it brings back nothing
[16:25] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: ok
[16:25] <Zobin> Does anyone have a quick fix to connect the TV to the video card so I can extend the desktop? Ubuntu 9.04
[16:25] <Themi> I have just done an Ubuntu 9.0 64 bit install. everything thus far sems to be working fine. Now I want to set up Compiz, who  can be of help?
[16:26] <LordLandon> Themi: compiz is installed by default.
[16:27] <Themi> o.k. so how DO I make it work. I have Nvidia 8500 + video card 512
[16:27] <brutus> sipior, hmm...i don't have a manual...it's a 8600GT, 512mb though
[16:27] <Themi> 9500
[16:27] <Themi> +
[16:27] <LordLandon> Themi: go to system->preferences->appearance->effects
[16:27] <Themi> sorry made a mistake
[16:27] <Otacon22> http://packages.ubuntu.com/ <---- is it not working?!
[16:27] <Halitech> Themi, did you install the drivers to get 3d?
[16:27] <Pici> Otacon22: Correct.
[16:27] <ububegin_> Halitech: Hi, i installed the new hardware driver for Nvidia..from the Admin->Hardware drivers... But I still get the lag.. its quite subtle but still obvious
[16:27] <genii> Otacon22: Currently not
[16:27] <sipior> brutus: you can grab one from the nvidia website, iirc
[16:28] <ububegin_> Do you guys get a lag when u run youtube videos on firefox on fullscreen.. is it got something do with flash...
[16:28] <GammaX> Would a basic bash script written for slax have problems running in kubuntu?
[16:28] <janisoza1r> brutus: if you can fry eggs on your gpu, you can assume it's too hot
[16:28] <Themi> not sure
[16:29] <Themi> IT will not allow me to make 3d affects
[16:29] <Themi> I have installed the Nvidia drivers
[16:29] <Themi> that Ubunutu told me to
[16:29] <Themi> but that is about it?
[16:29] <otacon122> Hmm...ok...Let me ask again...Is the current stable release of Samba capable of functioning as a Primary Domain Controller and allow Macintosh and Linux workstations to communicate with each other?
[16:29] <xangua> ububegin_: flash sucks in linux
[16:30] <mike_s> hi...i am using Ubuntu 9.04 on my Acer Aspire 1694wlmi - with an ATI Mobility X700 installed and "radeon" driver! now i want to connect my laptop via S-Video to my TV...but i have huge problems with that! :-( if i enter "xrandr -q"...there is no s-video connection detectet??
[16:30] <Themi> nvidia accelerated drivers 180 series I believe it is
[16:30] <sipior> microtech: actually, belay that. i noticed that my md-mod.ko is installed with the linux-image-2.6.24-23-server package. try dpkg -l | grep linux-image.
[16:30] <ububegin_> xangua: so how do you watch youtube..
[16:30] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: you can use mplayer
[16:30] <xangua> ububegin_: i don't use fullscreen mode
[16:31] <Themi> can any one help me figure this bad boy out and I have one more question. I have an i7 extreme 3.33 ghz, with 12 gig's ddr3 ram, but on my system monitor it is only showing that I am using 8 gigs?
[16:31] <brutus> janisoza1r, its 65C, to be precise...don't think any eggs would fry on it :P
[16:31] <microtech> sipior: this looks more meanigful, it has  ii  linux-image-generic                        <IP_ADDRESS>.1
[16:31] <Themi> Compiz to calrify what I want to make work
[16:31] <otacon122> brutus, eggs can be fried on a mere 150F
[16:31] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: you mean download and later play them with mplayer
[16:32] <jackd> Themi: Maybe your bios dont like more then 8 gig?
[16:32] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: you can also stream
[16:32] <Themi> "the borad is built dfor up to 24 gig's
[16:32] <otacon122> Themi, not all motherboards support more than 8GB of RAM
[16:32] <jackd> Themi: oh. ok :)
[16:32] <mehrsteckdose> Anyone have experience with the Sticky/Repeating Keys bug? It
[16:32] <judithtgilde> I'm trying to add the medibuntu repo to install googleearth, but although the repo seems to be recognized by synaptic the googleearth package does not seem to appear
[16:32] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: No, I mean is there a fix available for the browsers
[16:32] <otacon122> I have yet to see a motherboard that can support more than 16GB of RAM, but those are few and far between
[16:32] <Themi> It is The Asus p6t7 ws supercomp board
[16:32] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: it's not a fix for the browsers
[16:32] <Halitech> Themi, what version did you install?
[16:32] <Themi> this thing is built to run nasty, loool
[16:32] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: it's flash that sucks
[16:32] <Themi> 64 bit
[16:33] <sipior> microtech: is that the only image line? try dpkg -L <packagename> | grep md-mod to see if the file is included.
[16:33] <Themi> This board is built to support up to 24
[16:33] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: so its not possible to view the youtube videos on firefox or any other browser... whats the pple at Canonical doing anythig to solve this
[16:33] <otacon122> Hmm...Why isn't anyone answering my question?  I've asked twice now
[16:33] <jackd> Themi: can you pastebin the output of the command "free" ?
[16:33] <Themi> other than that, can some one help me first figure out why compiz is not working?!?!
[16:33] <Halitech> Themi, have you tried running memtest86+ from the live cd to test the ram?
[16:34] <Themi> no
[16:34] <stercor> I'm trying to set up user directories in /home/username/public_html
[16:34] <stercor> Here's my apache2.conf snippet:
[16:34] <stercor>  59  <Directory /home/*/public_html>
[16:34] <stercor>  60    #UserDir public_html
[16:34] <stercor>  61    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
[16:34] <FloodBot3> stercor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:34] <stercor>  62  </Directory>
[16:34] <brutus> otacon122, oh, so you've tried?
[16:34] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: canonical are not developers of flash
[16:34] <chansen> otacon122, well :) people dont get paid to help you :) ask nice and wait
[16:34] <otacon122> brutus, I've asked twice now
[16:34] <Themi> halitech, can we start by fixing compiz and then work on the ram issue?
[16:34] <microtech> sipior: http://pastebin.com/m30e46de1
[16:34] <Halitech> Themi, I don't use compiz and don't like it so not sure on how to fix that issue
[16:34] <brutus> otacon122, interesting.
[16:34] <genii> stercor: Perhaps ask in #ubuntu-server or #apache
[16:35] <Themi> I want to see this thing once and for all.... I have been trying to make compiz work forever, now I built a BOX that Should not only make it work, but also fly to the moon while I am @ it, loool
[16:35] <Zobin> Does anyone have a quick fix to connect the TV to the video card so I can extend the desktop? Ubuntu 9.04
[16:35] <stercor> genii: Thanks.
[16:35] <edbian> otacon122: People enter and leave the channel constantly.  If someone doesn't respond now there is a good chance that if you wait 20 or 30 minutes someone will join that does have a suggestion.
[16:35] <Themi> who runs compiz?
[16:35] <sipior> otacon122: you could just amble over to the samba web page and have a look.
[16:35] <edbian> Themi: I do!  Are you having troubles with it?
[16:35] <Themi> It is not allowing me to run my 3d affects in appearance
[16:35] <Themi> ?
[16:35] <Themi> yup
[16:35] <jackd> Zobin: ati? nvidia? or what?
[16:35] <Themi> I go to turn on 3 d affects and it says "NO!"
[16:35] <Themi> lol
[16:36] <Zobin> Ati Radeon X850 XT. Sorry.
[16:36] <erki> does anybody know if its possible to run some kind derivate of ubuntu on HTC Sable (hw6915)
[16:36] <edbian> Themi: Check out the compiz check script.  http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check  Do you know how to run a script?
[16:36] <moustafaza> Can a damaged battery cause the laptop to keep on restarting while it attached, and work well while it's not?
[16:36] <Themi> no
[16:36] <jackd> Zobin: i don't have ati. sry no idea :(
[16:36] <Themi> I am not an entirely new newbie lol, though
[16:36] <Zobin> Ok, thanks
[16:36] <edbian> Themi: Go to the site I linked and download the script.
[16:36] <Vlet> moustafaza: plausible I suppose
[16:36] <microtech> moustafaza: say again, it works fine when there is no battery attached, but restarts when the battery is attached?  Regardless of being plugged in?
[16:37] <edbian> Themi: Also to determine what driver you're currently using run this command: "lspci -k" Look for your video card and tell me what "modules" are loaded (modules are drivers in linux)
[16:37] <judithtgilde> I'm trying to add the medibuntu repo to install googleearth, but although the repo seems to be recognized by synaptic the googleearth package does not seem to appear
[16:37] <janisoza1r> Zobin: afair x850 is in the legacy driver, that might have trouble compiling modules against newer kernels
[16:37] <edbian> judithtgilde: Are you sure that package is in that repo?
[16:37] <janisoza1r> Zobin: so i think you should use ubuntu official packages
[16:38] <Halitech> Zobin, ati dropped support for the x850 and only the 9.3 version works but only in 8.10 or lower
[16:38] <moustafaza> microtech, I mean when the the battery of my laptop is attached, which is probably damaged, the laptop keeps on shuttingdown without any notifications (as if power is un-plugged)
[16:38] <asdfroot> hi
[16:38] <ububegin_> So Can i confirm this problem is universal..  *You cant watch youtube videos in ubuntu*
[16:38] <judithtgilde> edbian: http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/index.html suggest it is
[16:38] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: you can
[16:38] <microtech> moustafaza: does it do that when only running on battery, if you have the battery in and plugged into the wall at the same time is it fine?
[16:39] <ububegin_> So Can i confirm this problem is universal.. *You cant watch youtube videos in ubuntu IN A BROWSER* ... how bout this
[16:39] <Zobin> janisoza1r: Which package should I download? I downloaded the Catalyst before, and it made my computer crash.
[16:39] <edbian> judithtgilde: It does appear to be that way.  Are those other packages showing up?
[16:39] <asdfroot> is there a way to make a read-only-filesystem (hfs+) writeable?
[16:39] <moustafaza> microtech, if the battery is unplugged it works fine. but if the battery is attached the laptop gets truned off by itself
[16:39] <janisoza1r> Zobin: no idea, i have newer gpu
[16:39] <Zobin> Ok
[16:39] <janisoza1r> !ati | zobin
[16:39] <jackd> ububegin_: i can watch youtube in a browser w\o problems.
[16:39] <microtech> moustafaza: I think you're missing my main question, when the battery is plugged in, AND you have it plugged into the wall is it fine?
[16:39] <asdfroot> i need to edit a file from the live-disc
[16:40] <edbian> ububegin: I CAN watch youtube videos in ubuntu in a browser.
[16:40] <moustafaza> microtech, No it keeps on shutting down.
[16:40] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: so can i
[16:40] <outy> how can i remove the network icon from my notifications area ?
[16:40] <microtech> moustafaza: even when its plugged into the wall?  If so then definitely your battery is bad
[16:40] <Halitech> Ububegin, works for me (not that I have any desire to)
[16:40] <edbian> outy: Just remove the notification area
[16:40] <ububegin_> jackd, edbian : do you guys feel as though there is a lag.. Try fullscreening it
[16:40] <outy> not worth having one on ubuntu ?
[16:40] <judithtgilde> edbian: no, none of them show up
[16:40] <moustafaza> microtech, OK thanks!
[16:41] <jackd> ububegin_: yes. it IS laggy in fullscreen. but i dont watch in fullscreen even if its not laggy :)
[16:41] <microtech> moustafaza: sure thing =)
[16:41] <edbian> judithtgilde: Did you reload synaptic?  Does it show up in the origins section?
[16:41] <asdfroot_> hi
[16:41] <microtech> sipior: did you by chance look at the pastebin, it looks like md-mod didn't come up at all
[16:41] <Free-Lancer> My text file has multiple lines, How can i add a word to the end of each line via terminal?
[16:42] <sipior> microtech: yes. which raid level are you running?
[16:42] <microtech> sipior: whichever the equiv. of JBOD was
[16:42] <edbian> ububegin:  I think that is a cross platform problem with flash.  I've seen it before.  The words don't match up with the mouths of the peoplei n the video correct?  Like it's just a second late.
[16:42] <asdfroot_> can i make a hfs+ filesystem writeable? it says read-only
[16:42] <judithtgilde> edbian: yes, medibuntu is in the list
[16:42] <sipior> microtech: can you tell me what "lsmod | grep raid" returns?
[16:42] <edbian> judithtgilde: Did you "reload" ??
[16:43] <Free-Lancer> My text file has multiple lines, How can i add a word to the end of each line via terminal?
[16:43] <judithtgilde> edbian: yes, a dozen times
[16:43] <rah> I have a bit of a problem playing a DVD with mplayer
[16:43] <ububegin_> jackd: Hmm, think the folks at Ubuntu shld fix this .. This is prolly the number one usuage of the Internet in today's world... Dont you agree.. How many home users give a damn about cloud computing or those shit
[16:43] <rah> I've installed libdvdcss2, however get a corrupted stream
[16:43] <sipior> microtech: i noticed that whilst the server packages seem to all include md-mod.ko, the generic kernel packages seem to have stopped including it after around 2.6.27-14.
[16:43] <Guest54877> no dvd on ubuntu
[16:43] <edbian> Themi:  How's it going?
[16:43] <rah> (or what appears to be corrupted)
[16:43] <rah> here is a screenshot:
[16:43] <Guest54877> nota guest sorry pallt boy
[16:43] <rah> http://myrtle.6gnip.net/~rah/bad-dvd.png
[16:43] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: actually i disagree with you
[16:43] <rah> any ideas?
[16:43] <microtech> sipior: I think you are right there, any idea on how that could happen?  I have always just done the standard ubuntu update to install anything new... nothing fancy
[16:44] <judithtgilde> edbian: pretty weird huh?
[16:44] <microtech> sipior: http://pastebin.com/m38d3823
[16:44] <Guest54877> theres no default dvd playe rin ubuntu
[16:44] <jackd> ububegin_: would be nice if its fixed. but i think its more a adobe failure than a ubuntu failure i think. but i am not sure. haven't traced the reason of it :)
[16:44] <sipior> microtech: i'm wondering if md-mod has been subsumed by raid456.ko and the like.
[16:44] <Halitech> Ububegin, I can tell you one home user that doesn't care about youtube
[16:44] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: and yet again it is *not* ubuntu fault, it's adobe
[16:44] <microtech> sipior: I see
[16:44] <rah> anyone?
[16:44] <Pici> !attitude | ububegin_
[16:44] <Cyber_Akuma> .... The Linux Foundation just launched their own credit card?
[16:44] <edbian> judithtgilde: Yes it is very odd.  Does your synaptic reload with no problems?  How did you add the repo?
[16:45] <Jordanmota> where is the correct channel to get help getting my Mic to work in windows in virtualbox on my Ubuntu?
[16:45] <Guest54877> no dvd palyer love
[16:45] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: Is it only in Ubuntu or across other Linux distributions as well
[16:45] <Halitech> !multimedia | Guest54877
[16:45] <ububegin_> Pici: Huh, what was wrong with my attitude...
[16:45] <rah> Guest28565, are you responding to my question?
[16:45] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: no idea, i use only ubuntu for gui, others are headless
[16:45] <Guest54877> wish they had that dvd love but sadly no
[16:46] <edbian> ububegin:  Adobe are the people that provided the code that goes into the flash player 10 plugin.  The code is the same in all linux distrobutions.
[16:46] <rah> Guest28565: hello?
[16:46] <Pici> ububegin_: The second half of your comment above.
[16:46] <Guest54877> unles sya gota diffrent package system
[16:46] <rah> Guest54877, are you responding to my question?
[16:46] <Guest54877> then it is diffrent
[16:46] <Guest54877> there .rpm and .deb
[16:46] <judithtgilde> edbian: yes, it reloads fine. I followed the instructions at "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Adding the Repositories" to add the key and list the repo in sources.list.d
[16:47] <JenniferB> iam running ubuntu throuhg putty and my friend started an application and somehow switched to continue using the consoel.. how can I switch back to the running application console? (he has left the building)
[16:47] <edbian> judithtgilde: Go into System -> Admin -> Software sources.  What checkboxes do you have enabled?
[16:47] <Guest54877> lol
[16:47] <ububegin_> edbian: so seems like all pple across the linux sphere are screwed... For my personnally, its is big deal..  Hope those folks at Adobe get their act together
[16:48] <Guest54877> ok
[16:48] <Guest54877> wtach them gezz
[16:48] <jackd> JenniferB: Maybe CTRL+A and then press D
[16:48] <Guest54877> we don't really wanna watch what u watch
[16:48] <mehrsteckdose> Does anyone have info on the Key Stticking bug? It pretty         much makes Ubuntu unusuable and then you       tyeeeeeeee like this every so often with keyrepeat stttttttttill on.
[16:48] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: go and nag them, you have my support.
[16:48] <Halitech> Ububegin, so complain to abode
[16:48] <jackd> JenniferB: if he is using screen :)
[16:48] <Guest54877> what key sticking bug?
[16:48] <edbian> Guest54877: If you start with someones name when you're talking to them I think everyone will understand what you're talking about more :)
[16:49] <judithtgilde> edbian: Medibuntu (non-source variant) is enabled under third-party
[16:49] <Jordanmota> where can I get help configuring XP to run in VirtualBox?  Shldnt that solve the issue... I am on Jaunty
[16:49] <edbian> ububegin:  It is annoying but that's the way of linux.  Not many people use it so 3rd party vendors (like adobe) really don't care if it works well for linux or not.
[16:49] <judithtgilde> edbian: enabling their source variant did not help
[16:49] <edbian> ububegin:  I don't know.  Never tried it.
[16:49] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: well, that'd be crazy IMO. i could only make things worse i think
[16:49] <mehrsteckdose> Guest28565, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/124406
[16:50] <rah> http://myrtle.6gnip.net/~rah/bad-dvd.png
[16:50] <JenniferB> jackd: I think so.. yes.. screen
[16:50] <rah> anyone?
[16:50] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: since the reason to release new version is to _fix_ bugs, to introduce new ones
[16:50] <edbian> ububegin:  You'
[16:50] <jackd> JenniferB: yeah. so you can leave the screen (but let it running in background) with ctrl+a then d
[16:50] <edbian> ububegin: You'll probably find that less and less videos work if you use the older flash player.
[16:50] <mehrsteckdose> I've tried everything IIIIIIIIII can think of. I swapped distros, kernels, I've unplugged the mouse        and read        everything IIIIIIIII can.
[16:50] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: i never encountered the problem in my Ubuntu fiesty... I just upgraded to jaunty and all this happened
[16:50] <Guest54877> lol
[16:51] <mehrsteckdose> I've turned on key repeat toooooooo demonstrate how annoying this .
[16:51] <Guest54877> why use an older bit of softwrae?
[16:51] <edbian> Guest54877: Do you have an ubuntu related question?
[16:51] <Guest54877> no probs with jaunty doing that
[16:51] <ububegin_> !attitude | mehrsteckdose
[16:51] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: if you want solutions, then post your problem and someone might try to help you, if you keep whining, then go to #foobar&grill
[16:51] <Guest54877> sound smade up
[16:52] <mehrsteckdose> Oh,        no biggie. I understand. I just have left off thee repeat. Didn't mean to come off that way.
[16:52] <JenniferB> jackd: i accidantly closed the putty session, and restarted it.. the application is still running in the background.. and the ctrl + a  then  d doesn't seem to be working
[16:52] <janisoza1r> ububegin_: or whatever other offtopic channel
[16:52] <ububegin_> janisoza1r: didnt i already post my problem...
[16:52] <sipior> microtech: what version of mdadm are you running, by the way?
[16:53] <jackd> JenniferB: what do you exactly want to do? i dont get it 100% :)
[16:53] <ububegin_> and since there's no solution as of now, I think i am gg to retire for the nite...
[16:53] <Guest54877> its made up
[16:53] <ububegin_> Cheerios, dudes
[16:53] <microtech> sipior: I have no idea lol, how can I verify?  I just did apt-get install mdadm I believe  (and the other mdadm compoenents..)
[16:53] <edbian> !ot | Guest54877
[16:53] <Guest54877> and yo dawg it light out side go look
[16:53] <Guest54877> lol
[16:53] <Keiffer> Hi. I want to auto-mount a NTFS partition at startup. I used ntfs-3g. Mounted. But I cant Write it. PERMISSION DENIED
[16:53] <JenniferB> I am not sure.. I am trying to learn :) .. i think i want to kill the application but first I would like to see that "console" that started it
[16:53] <sipior> microtech: mdadm --version
[16:53] <edbian> Keiffer: Do you have the partitions mounted already?
[16:53] <judithtgilde> edbian: hmm, it seems the quick search does not really search all repos when all is selected...
[16:53] <Guest54877> xchat myself
[16:54] <henux> i'm trying to run an executable which is linked against libIL.so located in /usr/local/lib, but i get this when trying to run it ./imgtest: error while loading shared libraries: libIL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[16:54] <edbian> judithtgilde: quick search searches what is listed in the window at that time
[16:54] <rah> http://myrtle.6gnip.net/~rah/bad-dvd.png
[16:54] <Keiffer> edbian Yes. Mounted. I can see the files but I can't write it
[16:54] <jackd> JenniferB: so type "screen -ls" to see all active screen sessions. then you can "join" or "attach" to one of them with "screen -r PID_GOES_HERE"
[16:54] <edbian> judithtgilde: I hate qucik search ;)  It's counter-intuitive
[16:54] <rah> beuler?  beuler?  beuler?
[16:54] <microtech> sipior:  mdadm - v<IP_ADDRESS> - 15th October 2008
[16:55] <Halitech> rah, compiz enabled? other videos work okay? have you tried vlc?
[16:55] <Keiffer> Error while copying "thinkpython.pdf". There was an error copying the file into /media/ntfs/[Download].
[16:55] <mehrsteckdose> Outside of a patch: If you had a bug that no one had a fixxxxxxxxxx for, is there anything   else you would thhhhhhhhink to swap out? (I'veeeeeeeee swapped hardware, kernel, distro, x.org and desktop environment.)
[16:55] <jackd> JenniferB: if you want to kill one of those sessions simply attach to them -> then kill them with ctrl+c -> then exit the screen with "exit"
[16:55] <edbian> Keiffer: What folder is it mounted in??
[16:55] <Guest54877> trie dthat doens't work on my machine what do u need for taht too  work?
[16:55] <JenniferB> thanks :9
[16:55] <JenniferB> :)
[16:55] <Guest54877> ntfs on linux are you snae?
[16:55] <Keiffer> edbian  /media/ntfs
[16:55] <judithtgilde> edbian: when I cleared the search box I saw googleearth in the list, but when quicksearching for it only the main googleearthpackage thingy...
[16:55] <edbian> Keiffer: What are the permissions on that folder?
[16:55] <jackd> JenniferB: welcome
[16:55] <Guest54877> just copy it to ubuntu
[16:56] <JenniferB> btw, how do I start my own screen ? :)
[16:56] <Guest54877> why copy it to windoze?
[16:56] <Dulak> JenniferB: type "screen"
[16:56] <edbian> Guest54877: I'm going to call the operators in if you don't start either helping others or getting help yourself.
[16:56] <jackd> JenniferB: Dulak said it :)
[16:56] <Keiffer> If I right click - porperties under Permissions tab it sais "permissions could not be determined
[16:56] <Guest54877> why are you copying to windows
[16:56] <rah> Halitech, no, yes, yes
[16:56] <judithtgilde> edbian: thanks a lot of helping me :)
[16:56] <edbian> Keiffer: Go there in a terminal and type ls -l
[16:56] <Halitech> Guest54877, maybe the OP has an external drive that is formatted NTFS that is shared with windows computers
[16:57] <edbian> judithtgilde: NP!
[16:57] <sipior> microtech: ah, this might help: http://blog.creonfx.com/linux/mdadm-raid-failed-after-upgrade-from-ubuntu-810-to-904
[16:57] <Guest54877> seems rather odd
[16:57] <Keiffer> edbian, pastebin?
[16:57] <microtech> sipior:  lol ya
[16:57] <Halitech> rah, bad video then? commercial dvd or burned copy?
[16:57] <sipior> microtech: this also explains the md_d0 device naming.
[16:57] <edbian> Keiffer: Or just tell me the permissions for /media/ntfs
[16:57] <Halitech> Guest54877, I do it all the time
[16:57] <microtech> sipior: how can I remind myself what two disks I used again lol
[16:57] <microtech> sipior: is it in the conf file?
[16:58] <rah> Halitech, it's a manufactured DVD, not a burned one
[16:58] <Guest54877> if u like and run linux then drop windows crap all together
[16:58] <sipior> microtech: should be
[16:58] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: it might not be exactly what you want, but there's a project ext2ifs, that enables you to read ext2 (and ext3, since it's backward compatible) in windows
[16:58] <Keiffer> edbian /media/ntfs is not there
[16:58] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: there are some limitations though
[16:58] <rah> Halitech, it plays fine in separate dvd player
[16:58] <Halitech> rah, strange encryption?
[16:58] <edbian> Keiffer: You have to cd to /media first :)  Do you know what I'm talking about?
[16:58] <Guest54877> window si worthless for me needs
[16:58] <Keiffer> janisozalr, I don't have windows. Only ubuntu. and I want to make transmission startup, mount that partition and then to download
[16:58] <rah> Halitech, "strange"?
[16:59] <microtech> sipior: hrm, its not in the mdadm.conf =(  shoot, what disks were they
[16:59] <janisoza1r> !tab | Keiffer
[16:59] <Guest54877> why?
[16:59] <edbian> Kieffer:  That is very doable :)
[16:59] <Guest54877> well just boot ubuntu a nd run that app
[16:59] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: if you don't have windows, why use ntfs?
[16:59] <Guest54877> very simple easie rthen what u wnat
[16:59] <Guest54877> yeah really man
[16:59] <edbian> Keiffer: That's a good point.  ext3 is a much more effecient file-system
[16:59] <om26er> edbian: can you please tell me how to set lan dhcp from terminal
[16:59] <Keiffer> edbian, I'm kinda new.. so i don't know mych
[16:59] <Guest54877> ntfs is windows only
[16:59] <SirTopHat_> I'm trying to install openssh-server, and I get openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:4.2p1-7ubuntu3.5) but 1:5.1p1-5ubuntu1 is to be installed. I already have openssh-client installed though so I don't see what's wrong here
[17:00] <Keiffer> So, reformat the partiotion to ext3?
[17:00] <edbian> Keiffer: Let's start with the terminal
[17:00] <Dulak> Keiffer: if you don't have windows, if the ntfs partition takes a dump you can't boot windows to chdsk it
[17:00] <Guest54877> i like what they say about ext4
[17:00] <Guest54877> big dela
[17:00] <Halitech> rah, what movie is it?
[17:00] <edbian> Keiffer: Is that ok?
[17:00] <Keiffer> edbian, ok
[17:00] <rah> Halitech, Transformers
[17:00] <Dulak> Keiffer: you should convert ntfs to ext3 if you are moving to only using linux
[17:00] <edbian> Keiffer: PM me?
[17:00] <JenniferB> jackd: when I type screen -ls , the message says : there is a screen on : ... but I can't really get what the PID is
[17:01] <edbian> om26er: I think all you need to do is install the package is that correcT?
[17:01] <Guest54877> is it possible to use ext4?
[17:01] <Dulak> Jennifer: it's not a pid, it's a screen id
[17:01] <Guest54877> looking into ext4
[17:01] <Halitech> Guest54877, windows might be useless for you but for some it is a necessary evil that they keep windows and have to have inter-operability
[17:01] <JenniferB> and I believe there is more screeens running ( i have like typed screen hundred times now )
[17:01] <Guest54877> lol windows sucks taht all i gotta say to that on
[17:01] <om26er> edbian: yes but its not being done
[17:01] <jackd> JenniferB: Look here: 5797.pts-1.Develb0x  5797 is the PID :)
[17:01] <Guest54877> inter crapbilty maybe lol
[17:02] <alfaromeo> hi guys
[17:02] <Halitech> rah, and vlc and other players do the same?
[17:02] <rprague> morning everyone.  I've got a weird issue with a 9.04 server build that's been running fine.  I haven't installed anything recently other than updates, after a reboot this morning (server room power shutoff) the system hangs indefinately at 'starting crond' in normal mode.  I can boot recovery and start/stop crond without a problem, and I've got nothing in messages or dmesg.  Any ideas?
[17:02] <om26er> edbian: it says failed to download. as I am not online but my internet is fine
[17:02] <Dulak> Guest5477: ext4 needs some time to mature I think, I won't be running it anytime soon in production that's for sure
[17:02] <Themi> hey guys, how do I register my name for ubuntu irc... I got the 3d to work as well for my compiz....
[17:02] <rprague> sheesh, that was longer than I wanted
[17:02] <danlii> My computer running Ubuntu 9.04 sets the system time back two hours every time i put it in Suspend mode and then wakes it. What seems to be the problem there?
[17:02] <Guest54877> vlc is awesome highly reccomened
[17:02] <om26er> edbian: and I am not using gui
[17:02] <edbian> om26er: What?  Are you online or not?
[17:02] <Guest54877> 9.10 will have ext4 in it
[17:02] <rah> Halitech, no, they don't even play corrupted video; they do nothing
[17:02] <edbian> om26er: That's fine.  You can do this without a GUI :)
[17:02] <mehrsteckdose> Anyone have experience with the "Stuck Key/Repeating Letter" bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/124406  -- Launchpad says pretty much that iiiiiiiiiit's terrrrrrrrrrminal. (Not in the application sense.)
[17:02] <outy> hey i can see the other sides of my compiz desktop cubey thingy through my desktop background
[17:02] <Guest54877> don't use sleep mode
[17:02] <alfaromeo> i want to add some text on video, i already have sub so i want to add text upper video.. can u help? mencoder...
[17:02] <outy> how do i make it stop ?
[17:02] <microtech> sipior: woohoo, I think we're getting somewhere here, now I have: ARRAY /dev/md/d0 level=linear num-devices=2 metadata=00.90 UUID=2367b3f6:6d55123b:2d9dcf67:3a9fa2e8
[17:03] <Kingsy101> does anyone know of a remote desktop control system that is free that can be used across different OS's ? for example I can install it on ubuntu and vista, use my vista pc to control my ubuntu PC etc etc ?
[17:03] <Kingsy101> possible ?
[17:03] <Guest54877> why are u rrunning sleep mode?
[17:03] <Halitech> rah, no idea, sorry
[17:03] <Dulak> Guest54877: yes but that doesn't mean you have to use it, it's not been used enough to prove itself yet for production imo
[17:03] <outy> synergy
[17:03] <outy> kingsy
[17:03] <microtech> sipior: so I should be able to mount /dev/md/d0 to my old mount point?
[17:03] <a_clever_name> KDE vs GNOME
[17:03] <rprague> Kingsy101, you can use VNC
[17:03] <Kingsy101> I tried TeamViewer but it doesnt work well with WINE
[17:03] <edbian> om26er: PM me
[17:03] <outy> gnomes can fight man
[17:03] <jemark> Kingsy101, yes, I do
[17:03] <Guest54877> ubuntu is prefect for podiuction
[17:03] <sipior> microtech: should do, yes
[17:03] <outy> i once seen a gnome stab a hobo
[17:03] <Guest54877> if hate linux go on windoze
[17:03] <jemark> Kingsy101, it is installed in Ubuntu by default
[17:03] <Guest54877> i perfer gnome
[17:03] <tomrian> hi! how can i set up a 152-bit wep key in ubuntu ?
[17:03] <Kingsy101> oh cool, how does it work ?
[17:04] <microtech> sipior:  this is weird, when I try: sudo mdadm --detail -scan >> /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
[17:04] <microtech> -bash: /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf: Permission denied
[17:04] <Guest54877> wep?
[17:04] <Dulak> Guest54877: go elsewhere to troll you are just using up screen space
[17:04] <a_clever_name> no wich is more main stream
[17:04] <grawity> tomrian: 152-bit? WEP?
[17:04] <Guest54877> wep is what?
[17:04] <lstarnes> microtech: try sudo mdadm --detail -scan | sudo tee -a /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
[17:04] <grawity> a_clever_name: Both.
[17:04] <Guest54877> windows waht?
[17:04] <laclasse> Kingsy101, look at NX: http://www.nomachine.com/
[17:04] <grawity> Guest54877: Go away.
[17:05] <Guest54877> takes voice
[17:05] <Halitech> irc needs a killfile
[17:05] <tomrian> yep, i want to connect to a wireless net
[17:05] <grawity> ... Someone has said, "KDE 4 gives you free eye diabetes."
[17:05] <jemark> Kingsy101, you would need to install VNC install vista...
[17:05] <Dulak> !ot | Guest54877
[17:05] <laclasse> Kingsy101, GPL version too: http://freenx.berlios.de/
[17:05] <tomrian> but it has a 152 bit-lenght wep key
[17:05] <microtech> sipior: that seemed to work, what the heck is a "tee"
[17:05] <Guest54877> take svoice
[17:05] <grawity> Halitech: It's called /ignore ... it's slightly annoying when the person re-appears later, though.
[17:05] <sipior> microtech: "man tee" :-)
[17:05] <grawity> microtech: "man tee" :-)
[17:05] <Halitech> grawity, I know
[17:05] <blind|melon|chit> Hmm...I haven't had any keyboard repeat problem in jaunty, but on launchpad the bug is listed as "won't be fixed"
[17:05] <microtech> wt
[17:05] <lamjed> Hello
[17:06] <lamjed> i'm new
[17:06] <jemark> Kingsy101, im looking for a guide for you
[17:06] <microtech> sipior:  woooo hooo
[17:06] <Kingsy101> hold on, there are like 3 different choices there, which is best for linux and windows (cross platforms) it also has to work from linux to linux too
[17:06] <Guest54877> xchat ubuntu 9.04
[17:06] <lamjed> je suis nouveau
[17:06] <microtech> sipior: it's back
[17:06] <sipior> grawity: creepy that we even used the same smiley there...
[17:06] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates
[17:06] <sipior> microtech: good, glad it's working
[17:06] <microtech> sipior:  lol me too
[17:07] <jemark> Kingsy101, you install install ultravnc in vista... http://www.uvnc.com/download/
[17:07] <Guest54877> running revers ext3
[17:07] <Kingsy101> ok let me have a look at that...
[17:08] <jemark> Kingsy101, then from the ubuntu, you can type vncviewer "ipadressofthevistapc" in the terminal
[17:08] <grawity> lamjed: This is #ubuntu, the Ubuntu help and support channel. If you have any Ubuntu-related question, just ask. For general help about the IRC chat, type   /join #freenode   and ask there.
[17:08] <Guest54877> running sex xxx app
[17:08] <Guest54877> just kidding
[17:08] <SirTopHat_> when I do stop pure-ftpd it sais unknown job
[17:08] <microtech> is this a valid UUID?  I'm used to having hyphens in them: 2367b3f6:6d55123b:2d9dcf67:3a9fa2e8
[17:09] <sipior> microtech: it's actually four concatenated uuids
[17:09] <jemark> Kingsy101, or you can try this: http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/remote-desktop-sharing-in-ubuntu-debian-admin/linux/
[17:09] <grawity> microtech: An UUID is just a number, an 128-bit number. It doesn't matter how is it represented - hex with dashes, hex with colons, or even base64.
[17:09] <grawity> sipior: er, no.
[17:09] <SirTopHat_> blah I never get answers
[17:10] <microtech> hrm, well either way I can put that number into my fstab right
[17:10] <Guest54877> not sure if sex app boots right
[17:10] <Kingsy101> I am trying NoMachineNX
[17:10] <grawity> sipior: that is a single UUID.
[17:10] <kfan> keets
[17:10] <kfan> games
[17:10] <microtech> what is the command to check what file system is used?
[17:10] <Guest54877> its shows xchat users in the nude
[17:10] <Guest54877> so maybe its a driver isse?
[17:10] <Guest54877> dunno
[17:10] <jemark> Kingsy101, is there a linux version for that program?
[17:10] <ubuntizer> Hi guys. :-) Can i know why i cant access all google services like (gmail, orkut, google etc) on my ubuntu properly... i mean site sometimes open sometimes it just keeps on loading..no its not my network problem, it works fine on windows
[17:11] <Guest54877> maybe kingsy101 doesn't show up correctly nude
[17:11] <ubuntizer> how can i find out where the problem is ? ??
[17:11] <grawity> microtech: 'mount' might work.
[17:11] <ubuntizer> :-s
[17:11] <sipior> grawity: ah yes, i'm mistaken.
[17:11] <Kingsy101> jemark - hmm it doesnt look too good actually
[17:11] <Guest54877> his cock shows up as 9 inches when we all know its 1 inch
[17:11] <jackd> microtech: sudo fdisk -l
[17:11] <microtech> grawity:  thx
[17:11] <jemark> Kingsy101, what doesn't look too good?
[17:11] <grawity> jackd: That will only show "Linux".
[17:11] <Guest54877> and microtech show sup as she male with four cocks
[17:12] <Kingsy101> jemark - VNC doesnt look good you see because all of the different PC's I will be connecting to from the outside are on the same network
[17:12] <sipior> Guest54877: explore puberty somewhere else, please.
[17:12] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates
[17:12] <Guest54877> don't get me wrong i like a good stiff cock
[17:12] <microtech> Guest28565: what?  lol
[17:12] <Kingsy101> so they don't all have an IP address available
[17:12] <jackd> grawity: sure? it will show all partitions
[17:12] <ubuntizer> Hi guys. :-) Can i know why i cant access all google services like (gmail, orkut, google etc) on my ubuntu properly... i mean site sometimes open sometimes it just keeps on loading..no its not my network problem, it works fine on windows
[17:12] <sipior> Guest54877: the adults would like to have a conversation.
[17:12] <ubuntizer> any help guys :(
[17:12] <microtech> ubuntizer:  what browser
[17:12] <Halitech> Guest54877, go away and come back when you grow up
[17:12] <Guest54877> sipor cock looks aweosme in the game diplays his awes cock n balls to full 3d hd glory
[17:12] <grawity> jackd: It will, yes, but all ext2/ext3/ext4 filesystems share the same 'Linux' filesystem identifier.
[17:13] <nsahoo> if firefox says for an URL "Server not found" does it mean the remote site is down or does it mean that there is some issue with the DNS lookup?
 Any browser.. i have tried on firefox, epiphnay, chromum
[17:13] <jackd> grawity: ah ok. yes thats true
[17:13] <Kingsy101> jemark - that TeamViewer program was perfect because all you did was install and type in a ID and password and bang it worked, you didnt need to specify IP address's or port numbers or anything..
[17:13] <jemark> Kingsy101, that's no problem, that
[17:13] <sipior> Guest54877: that's really the best you can manage?
[17:13] <Halitech> nsahoo, could be either
 even tried reinstalling browsers
[17:13] <Kingsy101> but it didnt work too well with WINE
[17:13] <sheep> nsahoo: it means that it could not find the server with that address
[17:13] <Kingsy101> jemark - can I pm you ?
[17:13] <grawity> nsahoo: "Not found" generally means the DNS lookup didn't return a valid address. Try the command 'host some.host.com' on terminal.
[17:13] <microtech> ubuntizer: and it doesnt give you any errors or anything, it just loads sometimes and not others?
[17:13] <grawity> jackd: Windows' NTFS is also shown as "HPFS/NTFS", by the way
[17:13] <jemark> Kingsy101, i see the problem... the other program would be better?
[17:14] <maple1> help
[17:14] <JenniferB> I am switching between the screens with ctrl+a n but I can't fetch the screen attached to the one that is runnin gthe application
[17:14] <Kingsy101> jemark - hm I don't think so, it seems like you need to install server software or something..
[17:14] <JenniferB> how can I see the task manager ?
[17:14] <jackd> grawity: yep. but it was usually enough info for me to know which fs it is :)
[17:14] <Kingsy101> I don't really know how it works
 Ya, exactly. It's moody..sometimes it open and sometimes i have to keep on trying for 5-6 times reloading.
[17:14] <sheep> JenniferB: try system > administration > system monitor
[17:14] <grawity> JenniferB: The application you want might be in a different screen session - type 'screen -ls'
[17:15] <nsahoo> grawity: Halitech: sheep: thanks, not able to access www.cs.ubc.ca today
[17:15] <nsahoo> can anyof you?
[17:15] <microtech> ubuntizer: does this machine have multiple network cards you could try?
[17:15] <jemark> Kingsy101, yes, vino is in Ubuntu
[17:15] <Kingsy101> vino ?
 No. :( and just for note, i use wvdial to connect to internet :-)
[17:15] <jemark> Kingsy101, yes, you can see it in synaptic
[17:16] <JenniferB> sheep .. i am running from console
[17:16] <grawity> nsahoo: they seem to have a problem with their DNS server.
[17:16] <grawity> JenniferB: Did you try 'screen -ls'?
[17:16] <microtech> ubuntizer: so you're on a modem?  Is ee
[17:16] <Kingsy101> jemark - what is it ?
[17:16] <grawity> JenniferB: Also, 'ps -ef' will show all running processes.
[17:16] <JenniferB> grawity: yes..
[17:16] <mister_blood> big problem...running 9.04, i was attempting to rename my wireless interface via the rules.d under udev. when i changed the name in vi and rebooted, my wireless interface is not loading at all. I have since restored the rules file to its original state and rebooted, but the interface wlan0 will still not load. can anyone help me resolve this?
[17:16] <sheep> JenniferB: top and htop are both console-based, but htop is better
[17:16] <nsahoo> grawity: thanks for verifying that for me
 yeah. i'm on a wireless modem.
[17:17] <bluequijote> I need to hide some partitions from gnome and nautilus... in my user account... where could I work with it? someone could help me?
 The modem company dont have supported drivers for linux, so i use wvdial to connect to internet
[17:17] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates.
[17:17] <speedhunt3r> Is there anyway I can scan my windows parition for spyware? I can't browse the net in windows so the antivirus can't update...in linux i can so i know its not the cable or nothing like that
[17:17] <Kingsy101> jemark - its installed already I think, but I don't know what it is or how to use it
[17:17] <Kingsy101> well synaptic says its installed
[17:18] <jemark> Kingsy101, I have only 1 laptop with linux... so, you can't test it with me
[17:18] <microtech> ubuntizer: I wouldn't be surprised if it was something to do with the propreitary drivers / your wireless modem.  I use all google services on multiple linux boxes and they are all fine.  It definitely sounds like you are dropping packets or something along those lines.  All other sites work fine?
[17:18] <Kingsy101> ok...
[17:18] <panfist> what's the difference between ssh RSAauthentication and pubkeyauthentication
[17:18] <Kingsy101> jemark - what should I do ?
[17:19] <jemark> Kingsy101, you can go to "system" - "preference" - "remote desktop" to change the settings
 Yea, its quite weird.. I cant seem to know where the problem lies. Moreover, every other site works properly.
[17:19] <Kingsy101> yea it says
[17:19] <Kingsy101> Your desktop is only reachable over the local network. Others can access your computer using the address <IP_ADDRESS> , mexico.local.
[17:19] <Kingsy101> does that matter ?
[17:19] <Kingsy101> mexico is the name of my PC btw
[17:20] <Kingsy101> <IP_ADDRESS> is local, so thats no good really
[17:20] <microtech> ubuntizer: that is extremely strange
[17:20] <jemark> Kingsy101, do you see the option "configure network automatically to accept connections" ?
[17:20] <Kingsy101> yep
[17:20] <grawity> panfist: RSAAuthentication (in SSH 1) and HostbasedAuthentication (in SSH 2) also use public keys, but they are based on client trust. That is, if you set up hostbased auth to a server from a computer, any user on that computer can use his own account on the server, without password.
[17:20] <n8tuser> mister_blood-> look around you /etc/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net*
[17:20] <jemark> Kingsy101, when you select that, then you can also access the pc from outside...
[17:21] <Kingsy101> ah right I see
[17:21] <Kingsy101> ok 1 sec
 yea. i even tried cleaning up cookies, if it had anything to do..but nothing happens...Weird :P
[17:21] <jemark> Kingsy101, ok
[17:21] <SirTopHat_> http://pastebin.com/d34d27578 look at this, I'm trying to install openssh-server, it tells me it needs openssh-client installed first because it's a "dependency", and yet when I go to install openssh-client it's already there
[17:21] <bluequijote> nobody help me?
[17:21] <microtech> ubuntizer: the fact that its on multiple browsers definitely would indicate its a connectivity issue.  I dont know much about weave dialing / wireless modems
[17:21] <Kingsy101> jemark - ok I have set it up now, how would you connect to it ?
[17:21] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates.
[17:21] <mister_blood> n8tuser: that's the file that i edited
[17:21] <jemark> Kingsy101, my "internet" ip address is shown there when I select it.
[17:22] <panfist> i'm trying to puse pubkey authentication from an ubuntu client to an ubuntu openssh server. i have the sshd_config set to pubkeyauthentication yes. i generated a key, copied it to my client, tried to connect and it says no supported authentication methods available
[17:22] <jemark> Kingsy101, sure, what's your ip?
[17:22] <n8tuser> mister_blood-> look around you /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.*
[17:22] <jemark> Kingsy101, u can PM it.
I think you are correct. do you know any other way to connect to internet without using wvdial ?
[17:22] <microtech> well if you had a standard ethernet / wireless connection you'd be fie
[17:22] <microtech> fine
[17:23] <Kingsy101> jemark - you see this is the thing, if I give you my IP address then yea you might be able to connect, but what would happen if I was using another computer on the same network to connect to it, that would mean I would be connecting to myself wouldnt it ?
[17:23] <edbian> How can you delete a file that NOBODY (not even root) has write permissions on?
[17:23] <worm> Hello, I've downloaded the new firefox 3.5.1 from the mozilla website and decompressed it to my home directory. Why do I loose the flash plugin ?
[17:23] <SirTopHat_> this is madness, I haven't gotten a single answer for anything in here
[17:23] <n8tuser> edbian-> man lsattr
[17:23] <Kingsy101> or for example if I had vnc running on my vista PC and ubuntu when i go to connect using my IP address how would it know which vnc to connect to ?
[17:23] <grawity> edbian: root always has write permissions. The file might have 'immutable' or 'append-only' flag though; check lsattr output
 maybe, you can give write permission to that file using root and then delete it ? *newbie here*
[17:24] <rprague> SirTopHat_, I'm with you there.  Not sure how to phrase a question so people can answer it
[17:24] <jemark> Kingsy101, i see. let's look into it... it think vncviewer ipadres:localname ?
[17:24] <sheep> SirTopHat_: it looks like you have a newer version of openssh-client than what that openssh-server package supports
[17:24] <Kingsy101> jemark - sorry I don't follow
[17:24] <tdoris> c
[17:24] <edbian> ubuntizer: I can't because root doesn't have write permissions :P
[17:25] <jemark> Kingsy101, i will try with myself :)
[17:25] <edbian> n8tuser: Thank you!
[17:25] <Kingsy101> cool :)
 ah :P
[17:25] <SirTopHat_> why in the world would they have it like that that's completely asinine
[17:25] <sheep> SirTopHat_: where are you installing the packages from?
[17:26] <danl> what would cause killall to give me command not found, and how do I install it?
[17:26] <SirTopHat_> nevermind I got it working
[17:26] <jemark> Kingsy101, i have no idea if this is possible... ;(
[17:26] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates.
[17:26] <ubuntizer> Anybody know a alternative for wvdial ? :-)
[17:26] <Kingsy101> jemark - thats what I mean, i need a nice application that does it for you by assigning ID's and using a net connection
[17:27] <sheep> danl: it might be in the psmisc package
[17:27] <ubuntunewbie> hi I need help , I am not able to view a my hard disk drive.Even when I click umount , I am getting error
[17:27] <JenniferB> thanks guys .. i feel much better now :)
[17:27] <ubuntunewbie> System policy prevents unmounting media mounted by other users
[17:27] <Kingsy101> TeamViewer was PERFECT but it doesnt working correctly in WINE
[17:27] <grawity> danl: Using 'pkill' is preferred (as on some distros, killall kills _every_ process). If you still want 'killall', it is in the 'psmisc' paskage.
[17:27] <pepperjack>  danl also maybe something messed up in your path?
[17:27] <grawity> package*
[17:27] <ubuntizer> Anybody know a alternative for wvdial ? :-)
[17:27] <grawity> danl: And it's in /usr/bin/killall by default.
[17:27] <fabio_> #bitefight.br
[17:27] <ubuntunewbie> any help on "System policy prevents unmounting media mounted by other users"?
[17:27] <mac9416> Hello, where can a find a howto for submitting a papercut?
[17:27] <fabio_> join #bitefight.br
[17:27] <grawity> fabio_: /join #bitefight.br
[17:28] <jemark> Kingsy101, maybe this? http://martybugs.net/smoothwall/puttyvnc.cgi
[17:28] <ctmjr> danl: did you use sudo killall?
[17:28] <JenniferB> the purpose of this is to run an website.. and I am so unfamiliar with the console .. so I was thinking about installing gnome.. but was wondering if this could have great performance cuts.. or it's perhaps not that important ?
[17:28] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: try to umount it using sudo
[17:28] <ubuntizer> Anybody knows a alternative for wvdial ? :-)
[17:28] <fabio_> join
[17:28] <danl> and ctmjr, i am logged in as root, no need too :-)
[17:28] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: yep maybe possible ,but I can't access the drive at all
[17:28] <n8tuser> ubuntizer-> you have google for alternatives yet?
[17:29] <fabio_> join #ikariam.pt
[17:29] <mneptok> JenniferB: a desktop environment is not desirable on a server, as it introduces more software, and thus more potential security holes.
[17:29] <pepperjack> JenniferB: there is no reason you would need to keep gnome up once you have your server setup.  if its your first real linux setup id recommend gui
[17:29] <grawity> fabio_: You need the / sign before it.
[17:29] <ubuntunewbie> The folder contents could not be displayed.You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "LOCAL DISK".
[17:29] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: what do you mean?
[17:29] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: I am the only user
[17:29] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: I am the only user , but once I click the drive it said permission or something
[17:29] <Kingsy101> jemark - perhaps. it looks pretty complex tho
[17:30] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: I never do anything
 Actually no google services are working perfectly on my connection... dunno why :(
[17:30] <JenniferB> mneptok: yes.. that is true.. pepperjack : gui ? is that something i can search on using aptitude?
[17:30] <jemark> Kingsy101, yes... maybe you can do it with portforwarding?
[17:30] <rprague> anyone have an idea why my crond would hang indefinately on boot all of the sudden?  haven't made any changes other than running the normal updates, the system has been running fine for weeks.
[17:30] <bluequijote> I need to hide some partitions from gnome and nautilus... in my user account... where could I work with it? someone could help me?
[17:30] <Kingsy101> jemark - hmm I dunno my router isnt a good one you see (sky standard router)
[17:30] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:31] <edbian> bluequijote: I can help! :)
[17:31] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: check your fstab, may be the mount option prevent you to do so. try to umount it from terminal using sudo, and mount it back
[17:31] <Kingsy101> + I don't really have a clue how to set that up
[17:31] <n8tuser> ubuntizer-> look into kppp or pppconfig perhaps
[17:31] <edbian> bluequijote: First pastebin "fdisk -l" for me so I know what we're working with.  Then explain what which one's you're trying to "hide"  ?
[17:31] <edbian> :)
[17:32] <Sj4lut_> If I install one program under one account. Will this program be present in another account? If not how can I do it?
 Thanks :-)
[17:32] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: what is fstab ?
[17:32] <jemark> Kingsy101, yep... well did you try vnc with the one pc you have?
[17:32] <grawity> Sj4lut_: Usually, programs are installed system-wide.
[17:32] <Sj4lut_> grawity: ok cool
[17:32] <Kingsy101> jemark - nope.. I don't really see the point
[17:32] <grawity> Sj4lut_: Are you using Synaptic, or Add/Remove Programs, or compiling the program yourself?
[17:32] <bluequijote> ok edbian
[17:32] <remi> is it possible to define the default permissions for the newly created files in a directory?
[17:32] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: Go to /media and find out which folder in there holds the partition in question :)
[17:32] <Kingsy101> jemark - I don't know how to set any of the other stuff up so there isnt point
[17:33] <Sj4lut_> grawity: but than again. If I don't wannt some user to have in his Programs menu certain program... How can I do this?
[17:33] <tzolkin> last time, I delete a folder from /opt, and the size of the files in this folder is about 8G, but when delete it, the space which take does not back, someone can help me?
[17:33] <Sj4lut_> grawity: apt-get all the way
[17:33] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: hmmm... just skip it if you don't know what to do with it for now. try umount, and then re-mount it back from terminal
[17:33] <jemark> Kingsy101, so you like to connect to more PC's in your network from outside with a Vista pc, right?
[17:33] <edbian> sonism: He doesn't have write permissions to the folder that the partition in mounted in :)
[17:33] <steffi_ma> my cpu ist at 80-90% beacause of mount.ntfs. how can i fix that?
[17:33] <n8tuser> ubuntizer-> http://www.debianadmin.com/setting-up-dial-up-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[17:33] <ubuntunewbie> /sbin/umount.hal: Unmounting /media/LOCAL DISK failed: org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.PermissionDeniedByPolicy: org.freedesktop.hal.storage.unmount-others auth_admin_keep_always <-- (privilege, result)
[17:34] <mac9416> Hello, where can a find how to submit a papercut?
[17:34] <Kingsy101> yea the PC I will be using to connect to the PC's on my network will probably be vista, but it might be ubuntu also
[17:34] <ubuntunewbie> sonism: how to umount using sudo ?
[17:34] <grawity> Sj4lut_: apt is system-wide. (apt-get, aptitude, Synaptic and Add/Remove all use the 'apt' system.)
[17:34] <Kingsy101> my ideal would be to just have a application that you could run and connect, as easy as that
[17:34] <saml> how can I get list of installed packages?
[17:34] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: Go to /media and figure out which folder inside of there contains the partition in question :)  Do you know what I'm talking about?
[17:34] <stercor> Of the 1422 people in this channel, can someone enlighten me on Ubuntu's mechanism to get Apache2 and PostgreSQL working?
[17:34] <grawity> Sj4lut_: When you type 'sudo apt-get', you don't actually use your account, even.
[17:35] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: "sudo umount /dev/<sd-something>"
[17:35] <ubuntunewbie> edbian: sorry dont know
Thanks a lot for that one ;)
[17:35] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: sudo umount /the_mount_point_name
[17:35] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: not unmount but Umount :)  lower case of course
[17:35] <mneptok> JenniferB: may i PM you?
[17:35] <Houba1986> hey, i had a question... i installed ubuntu 9.04, and i have transmission 1.51 preloaded... how do i upgrade to 1.73?
[17:35] <ubuntunewbie> edbian: I went to media , there are all my hard disk drive local disk , all also cannot umount
[17:35] <mneptok> !ppa > Houba1986
[17:35] <genii> saml: dpkg --get-selections
[17:36] <saml> genii, thank you
[17:36] <bluequijote> http://pastebin.com/m12a2c648
[17:36] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: do you copy?
[17:36] <zaccour> how do i enable voice chat in gyachi?
[17:36] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: Can you not mount the partition at all ??
[17:36] <bluequijote> it is my pastebin edbian
[17:36] <Roland> I discovered something strange... whenever i connect a second monitor to my laptop and enable it in " nvidia X server settings ", the gnome panel will freeze( time freezes, right click doesn't work ).. anyone heard of a bug like this?
[17:36] <jet_> hmmm
[17:37] <stercor> ganii: a2enable dbd?
[17:37] <Houba1986> ubottu: i know, that's what i usually do, but the link from the transmission site for ppa isn't working... and i tried downloading it from getdeb.com, but got an error... is there another way to download and install?
[17:37] <jet_> anyone know how to get rid of pidgin spam?
[17:37] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian : i can't umount all using normal right click umount on desktop.I am trying with terminal but it said can't find media
[17:37] <zaccour> how do i enable voice chat in gyachi?
[17:37] <JenniferB> mneptok: sure :) .. not sure what that means though :P
[17:37] <mneptok> !repeat > zaccour
[17:37] <bluequijote> I want hide sda1, sda2, sda7
[17:37] <edbian> bluequijote: What are you trying to hide?
[17:38] <bluequijote> sda1, sda2, sda7
[17:38] <dAnon> is there a way to mount ntfs partitions for good, so I can have shortcuts on my desktop? How can I shortcut to applications from these partitions?
[17:38] <Roland> jet_, search synaptic for pidgin plugins
[17:38] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: don't mind the desktop for now....... umount it from the gnome-terminal...... whew!
[17:38] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian : can someone tell me why I dont have permission ? how do i check for permission ?
[17:38] <worm> Hello, I've downloaded the new firefox 3.5.1 from the mozilla website and decompressed it to my home directory. Why do I loose the flash plugin ?
[17:38] <bluequijote> do you know how I could do it?
[17:38] <n8tuser> dAnon-> all auto mounts can be done in  /etc/fstab   man fstab for details or look for a tutorial on this
[17:39] <ubuntunewbie> sonism : it said  sudo umount /media/LOCAL DISK umount: /media/LOCAL: not found umount: DISK: not found
[17:39] <jet_> Roland: which one to DL?
[17:39] <pepperjack> worm: just drop it in ~/firefox/plugins
[17:39] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: You have to edit your /etc/fstab file :)
[17:39] <ubuntunewbie>  edbian : ???
[17:39] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: Here is the best guide around :)  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[17:39] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: sudo umount /media/LOCAL\ DISK/    try that
[17:39] <jet_> synaptic is cool
[17:40] <dAnon> is there a way to mount ntfs partitions for good, so I can have shortcuts on my desktop? How can I shortcut to applications from these partitions?
[17:40] <Roland> jet_, i think it was pidgin-privacy-please...
[17:40] <disappearedng> Hey anything besides scim for chinese input?
[17:40] <tzolkin> I delete a folder from /opt, and the size of the files in this folder is about 8G, but when delete it, the space which take does not back, someone can help me?
[17:40] <ubuntunewbie> sonism : still cannot umount: /media/LOCAL: not found
[17:40] <ubuntunewbie> umount: DISK: not found
[17:40] <weather15> Hello
[17:40] <devyll> how can I see what another logged user on my machine is doing ?. from terminal I do the command "w" and there is someone else logged on from a remote ip.
[17:41] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: sudo umount /media/LOCAL\ DISK/
[17:41] <causasui> I'm getting no sound from flash video in firefox. Can anyone help?
[17:41] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: note the \
[17:41] <weather15> I am trying to setup up apache so it requires a client certificate on the clients computer how can I do this?
[17:42] <ohwhat> my laptop battery stays stuck on 21.5%, even when it's plugged in
[17:42] <n8tuser> weather15-> sometime we dont remember everything, you may have to google for a tutorial on this
[17:42] <weather15> I have tried buthave failed
[17:42] <zaccour> how do i enable voice chat in gyachi?
[17:43] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian lstarnes : done , now what should I do next to mount back ?
[17:43] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian lstarnes : I mount back already , it works now
[17:43] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: ok. good
[17:43] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian lstarnes : anyone know the reason having the permission problem ?
[17:44] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian lstarnes : wanted to learn more
[17:44] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: Only root has the ability to mount file-systems by default. You have to edit /etc/fstab to allow other users to
[17:44] <Guest84301> HELP, plz! How I can set max open files in bash? ulimit -n 2048: bash: ulimit: open files: не могу изменить лимит: Operation not permitted
[17:44] <Houba1986> does anyone know what the ppa to upgrade transmission 1.51 to 1.73 is for ubuntu 9.04? it doesn't seem to load when i try clicking the link for it from the transmission site...
[17:45] <disappearedng> why does scim sometimes stick to the right window but sometimes it just fails ?
[17:45] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm having some issues with mailing list MIME digests in Evolution. Normally, the attachment emails are downloaded in their entirety, but right now, Evolution is only downloading the headers for these emails. How can I force Evolution to get the entirety of the attachments to the digest email?
[17:46] <Houba1986> or can anyone actually get the site packages.ubuntu.com to load? its not loading for me :S
[17:46] <n8tuser> Guest84301->  try using sysctl  man sysctl for details as it has been a long time for me since i've used it
[17:46] <ubuntunewbie> edbian : I am the only user using it
[17:46] <Flannel> Houba1986: It's being slow, yes.  What were you looking for?
[17:46] <ubuntunewbie> edbian : no one else , previously it works well
[17:47] <ohwhat> does anyone know why my laptop battery never updates, even when the charger is plugged in
[17:47] <Houba1986> Flannel: i wanted to upgrade transmission bittorrent client from version 1.51 to version 1.73, so wanted to get the ppas
[17:47] <huey23> does anyone use mailwatch for mailscanner on a ubuntu 9.04 server gateway?
[17:47] <jet_> Roland: anyway to search just the package?
[17:47] <Flannel> Houba1986: packages.ubuntu.com shouldn't have anything to do with PPAs, as far as I'm aware.
[17:48] <Mike_lifeguard> Houba1986: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/packages.ubuntu.com
[17:48] <Houba1986> Mike_lifeguard: thanks, its not just me
[17:48] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: type -> man mount  hope you can learn something from it
[17:49] <ohwhat> it never used to be like this. one day i was using rhythmbox while low on battery, the computer shut down, and when i started it up again, the power manager no longer updates.
[17:49] <ohwhat> it could be a hardware fault, but i think it's software
[17:49] <Kingsy101> can someone help me, I am having some weird ubuntu problems, it just keeps randomly crashing
[17:50] <Kingsy101> i.e the mouse stops moving and I need to press the re-set button
[17:50] <Kingsy101> it seems to happen randomly .. can someone help ?
[17:50] <fotis> ohwhat maybe tour battery need restart
[17:50] <Mike_lifeguard> Kingsy101: Do you have intel graphics?
[17:50] <ohwhat> how do i "restart" a battery?
[17:51] <Kingsy101> intel graphics ? I don't think so, not really sure what you mean
[17:51] <Guest84301> n8tuser > sysctl -a
[17:51] <ubuntunewbie> sonism : thanks reading now , will take some time to absorb and understand
[17:51] <Guest84301> n8tuser> fs.file-max = 189402
[17:51] <Besogon> Hello. I can't share folder. Actually, I did it, but files wasn't opened by nautilus.
[17:51] <n8tuser> Kingsy101-> i dont know if this is same as i/o interrupt problems that ubuntu have for a long time, a mere i/o interrupt servicing failure locks up the whole system, been observed since 6.10
[17:51] <Guest84301>  189402 > then 2048
[17:51] <Besogon> help
[17:51] <jet_> anyone know an easy way to block the annoying messages through pidgin?
[17:52] <Kingsy101> so can someone help me out with this ? I am not really sure where to go from here...
[17:52] <Mike_lifeguard> Kingsy101: do you have an intel graphics card in your computer? (I forget how to check this... hold on)
[17:52] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: you will need to thank edbian too. :D
[17:52] <fotis> some batteries have a restart button
[17:52] <Kingsy101> ok....
[17:52] <causasui> I'm getting no sound from flash video in firefox. Can anyone help?
[17:52] <worm> pepperjack, ok i downloaded the plugin from there : http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html and dropped it into ~/firefox/plugins. Then I restarted firefox, but it didn't take effect (i'm using amd64)
[17:52] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: sonism I hardly did anything!
[17:52] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> those numbers tell you what then?  not enuff inodes?
[17:52] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian : thanks all :-D
[17:52] <Mike_lifeguard> Kingsy101: lspci | grep VGA
[17:52] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: thank sonism   :)
[17:52] <ohwhat> right, ok, i'll look for a restart button.
[17:52] <Kingsy101> ok 1 sec
[17:52] <Kingsy101> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. P4M890 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 02)
[17:52] <Kingsy101> VIA
[17:53] <Mike_lifeguard> k, no idea then :(
[17:53] <Kingsy101> so I guess thats a no
[17:53] <Besogon> I can't share folder. Actually, I did it, but files wasn't opened by nautilus.
[17:53] <Kingsy101> Mike_lifeguard - any other ideas ?
[17:53] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> I just can't open more then 1024 files, but I need it
[17:53] <Mike_lifeguard> Kingsy101: no, sorry
[17:53] <Kingsy101> hmmm
[17:53] <blind|melon|chit> Hmm...no solution to the keyboard repeat problem in sight, and it affects multiple distributions :<
[17:53] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> open more then 1024 files in bash
[17:53] <binarymutant> what happened to packages.ubuntu.com?
[17:53] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian : I have a few question too wanted to ask , about hardware .I had 2x1GB ram , I wanted to use virtualbox .Should I upgrade a single piece of 2GB or 2 piece of 1GB ram ?
[17:54] <Kingsy101> anyone else have any ideas why my pc might just suddenly stop responding ? is there some logs I can check or something ?
[17:54] <mehrsteckdose> So, I booted up into the Ubuntu 8.04 LTS CD... the sticky key problem is gone.
[17:54] <Besogon> Are there someone who can help me with samba share?
[17:54] <zero0ne> ANNOUNCING JEWBUNTU - LINUX FOR SUBHUMAN BEINGS
[17:54] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: I don't think you'll see a noticable difference with 1 stick of 2GB vs. 2 sticks of 1
[17:54] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> add ulimit -n 2048 in /etc/profile - don't helped me
[17:54] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm having some issues with mailing list MIME digests in Evolution. Normally, the attachment emails are downloaded in their entirety, but right now, Evolution is only downloading the headers for these emails. How can I force Evolution to get the entirety of the attachments to the digest email?
[17:54] <edbian> !ops | zero0ne
[17:55] <grawity> edbian: Um, he already quit.
[17:55] <edbian> grawity: Sorry
[17:55] <edbian> missed him
[17:55] <Besogon> I can't share folder. Actually, I did it, but files wasn't opened by nautilus.
[17:55] <mehrsteckdose> Is there a way to use an olderrrrrrrr kernel withhhhhhhhhhh a current reeeelease?
[17:55] <sonism> ubuntunewbie: i think you wouldn't need to...
[17:56] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> i cant remember the details on how to reset this to unlimited, i have to google for it
[17:56] <Guest76704> Hi there :) Can someone recommend an IDE with built-in folding (preferebly graphical)?
[17:56] <causasui> I'm getting no sound from flash video in firefox. Can anyone help?
[17:56] <Guest84301> I added * soft nofiles 65535 \n * hard nofiles 65535 to /etc/security/limits.conf but this don't helped me too
[17:56] <blind|melon|chit> mersteckdose: I'm guessing you're hit by the keyboard bug too :/ Plenty of people are, no plans to fix the bug in Jaunty
[17:56] <blind|melon|chit> (According to launchpad)
[17:57] <mehrsteckdose> I have the sticky        key issueeeeeeeeee in 9.04 but not theeeeeeeee 8.04  distro. I''''''''d like to stay current         thoug.
[17:57] <mehrsteckdose> Yeah,I 've seen.
[17:57] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> I added * soft nofiles 65535 \n * hard nofiles 65535 to /etc/security/limits.conf but this don't helped me too
[17:57] <mehrsteckdose> For some reason 8.04444444444 is at  least          on the stiiiiiiiiick is fine.
[17:57] <ubuntunewbie> sonism , edbian : I am using virtualbox , which need to allocate ram to it.Currently using 2GB.Once using vm , i need to allocate some amount of ram.1GB at lease
[17:57] <mehrsteckdose> Iiiiiiiii seem to have        it worse than usual thouggggggh.
[17:58] <edbian> ubuntunewbie: That is correct.  I run a virtual machine on only 1GB total (in my entire system).  I somtimes forget it's running cause I don't notice any lag.
[17:58] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> when your user issues  ulimit   what numbers you get?
[17:58] <blind|melon|chit> mehrsteckdose: Unfortunately it's a bug that's spread across pretty much every recent distribution you can use, it's a bug in the kernel...that's assigned to a dev, but nothing is happening
[17:58] <blind|melon|chit> Pretty bad way they're handling it really, it's a showstopper to say the least :>
[17:59] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> 2048
[17:59] <mehrsteckdose> blind|melon|chit: Yeah. It's killing me bad. I've loaded up every distro I can thiiiiiiiiink of. They         all have it.
[17:59] <blind|melon|chit> Right now it's bouncing back and forth between distro's telling people to report it to upstream and upstream blaming it on distro patches
[17:59] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> on mine   fs.file-max = 101761
[17:59] <n8tuser> thats on sysctl -a
[17:59] <otacon1221> Which is better at allocating bandwidth, a dedicated router running NAT, DHCP, DNS, and WPA2, or a Linux server gateway running those services?
[18:00] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> but when i issue ulimit,  i get unlimited
[18:00] <Nameless_au> does anyone here use moodle?
[18:00] <jet_> i have a noob question about installing an unpacked .tar
[18:00] <luca> !it
[18:00] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> try ulimit -n
[18:00] <blind|melon|chit> mehrsteckdose: I'd recommend maybe trying out FreeBSD or something similar, I have a feeling this one isn't going to be solved for a long while
[18:00] <lstarnes> jet_: it depends on what is in the tar
[18:00]  * Keiffer thanks edbian
[18:00] <Besogon> Why am I ignored? Hello. I can't share folder. Actually, I did it, but files wasn't opened by nautilus.
[18:00] <edbian> NP!
[18:00] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> mine is only 1024
[18:00] <lstarnes> jet_: usually there's a file named README or INSTALL in it with info
[18:00] <trayzz> is there any other way of changing startup programs than in system->preferences->startup ? skype, pidgin and some other programs are startup applications even though they are not listed (and they shouldn't)
[18:00] <jet_> lstarnes: its bot sentry for pidgin
[18:01] <mehrsteckdose> blind|melon|chit: <IP_ADDRESS> doesn't seem to help either. Yeah, like I said, the 8.04 is working fine at least off the stick for now. I just didn't want to give up my 9.04 newness just yet.
[18:01] <Guest84301> n8tuser ->yep! me too! just 1024
[18:01] <jet_> blocks out all those come chat with me messages
[18:01] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> but veeery need more then 1024
[18:01] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  How are you trying to share your folder?  SMB?  NFS?  What have you done so far?
[18:01] <jet_> lstarnes: that makes sence now doesnt it?
[18:01] <n8tuser> Guest84301-> its been a while since i toyed with sysctl limits, i can not remember
[18:02] <lstarnes> jet_: not really
[18:02] <Guest84301> n8tuser -> you can change limit to lower value, but can't change to higher value ((((
[18:02] <NightVisio> how to install Fedora 11 from an iso image that lies in an ext3 partition?
[18:02] <Besogon> Tr1n_: SMB with Nautilus
[18:02] <NightVisio> is it possible?
[18:02] <Guest76704> Hi there :) Can someone recommend an IDE with built-in folding (preferebly graphical)?
[18:02] <lstarnes> jet_: there should be instructions included in the tar
[18:02] <Kingsy101> does anyone have any idea about my issue ?
[18:02] <NightVisio> I tried unetbootin, but it doesn't work somewhy
[18:02] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  Can you get to your folder via cli?
[18:02] <blind|melon|chit> mehrsteckdose: Yeah, it really sucks...I've fired off e-mails to the people that the bug has been assigned to at various points, either they wouldn't answer or they essentially said that it wasn't their problem as I mentioned before...the only way to move back to 8.04's kernel would be to move back to 8.04, unfortunately
[18:03] <lstarnes> jet_: usually it's in a file called INSTALL or README
[18:03] <trayzz> is there any other way of changing startup programs than in system->preferences->startup ? skype, pidgin and some other programs are startup applications even though they are not listed (and they shouldn't)
[18:03] <Besogon> Tr1n_: cli?
[18:03] <Chun1> Hi - I don't seem to have an 'add/remove programs' entry in my 'applications' menu any more -- running jaunty, can't think of anything that might have changed to hide/remove it
[18:03] <lstarnes> jet_: if not, then the method depends on what files are present
[18:03] <Besogon> Tr1n_: what is it?
[18:03] <dewdude> Chun1, you can accomplish the same thing using Synaptic.
[18:03] <mehrsteckdose> blind|melon|chit: Looks like that's how I'll have to go. Thhhhhhhhhanks forrrrrrrrr the info.
[18:04] <jet_> lstarnes: how do you cd to the file lol
[18:04] <jet_> i got as far as desktop
[18:04] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  cli is the command line.  Do you get an error when you try to navigate to the folder in Nautilus?
[18:04] <lstarnes> jet_: cd directory-name
[18:04] <lstarnes> jet_: also, ls
[18:04] <fanec75m> hello world
[18:04] <Forza4Life> anyone have a little time to help me get my tv tuner working   i think im really close to gettin it going  just need a little help
[18:04] <jet_> lstarnes: im having trouble typing it into terminal
[18:05] <ubuntizer> what is alternative of wvdial ?
[18:05] <jet_> i did cd ~/Desktop and thats as far as i got
[18:05] <lstarnes> jet_: not ls
[18:05] <lstarnes> jet_: oops.  Now type ls
[18:05] <lstarnes> jet_: that should list what you have on the desktop
[18:06] <albano> chan1,go to system/administration/main menu and add it
[18:06] <jet_> lstarnes: ok i see it
[18:06] <Kingsy101> does anyone have any idea about my issue ?
[18:06] <Besogon> Tr1n_: I have NO error, but I can't only open that. (permission denied) Nautilus can't get files mode bits
[18:06] <lstarnes> jet_: you can use cd to change directories
[18:07] <lstarnes> jet_: ls lists files and directories in the current one
[18:07] <jet_> lstarnes: thanks i didnt know i had to type in desktop too
[18:08] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  Do you have any permissions set on the folder you are trying to share?
[18:08] <jet_> lstarnes: i should be good from here
[18:08] <Keiffer> So, I managed to make ext partition to automount, but it has a folder in it Lost+found that has 2.5 GB. What is that?
[18:08] <jet_> lstarnes: alright when i get an error saying i need something how do i get that?
[18:09] <lstarnes> jet_: it depends on what you need
[18:09] <Keiffer> And is not accessible either. Not having permissions
[18:10] <gigabytes> hello
[18:10] <tzolkin> does anyone install this software: Smile, it used to create slideshows. I just download a deb from getdeb, and when I install it says there need smile-data, but I can't find it
[18:10] <tharvey> cannot get atftpd to run un jaunty (gives me usage msg - I have the correct usage and used to use on hardy) - what are people using for a tftp-server on jaunty?
[18:10] <jet_> lstarnes: http://paste.ubuntu.com/235318/
[18:10] <gigabytes> does the linux kernel support some sort of signing for kernel modules? I mean I would like to sign the modules in a way that unsigned modules can't be loaded
[18:11] <Besogon> Tr1n_: I created folder, right clicked on it, then I allowed guest permission for that folder, and at the end  I copped some files there  from FAT filesystem partition.
[18:11] <unperson> Hi.  I'm talking to a friend about her switching to Linux.  One question I'm trying to answer for her is this:  Is it possible to run iTunes with WINE in Jaunty and sync with one's iPod?
[18:11] <Keiffer> So, I managed to make ext partition to automount, but it has a folder in it Lost+found that has 2.5 GB. What is that?
[18:11] <unperson> I've never owned an iPod, so I don't know anything about this.
[18:11] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: it probably stores journal and connected information, but i might be slighlty wrong
[18:11] <lstarnes> jet_: you need a newer version of intltool for that
[18:11] <unperson> ...nor have I ever used iTunes.
[18:11] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: how big is this partition?
[18:12] <lstarnes> jet_: I don't know where to get a newer version of it or if it would be supported properly
[18:12] <AaronT1> unperson, it depends on what ipod you want to sync with the linux machine, ipod touchs won't work
[18:12] <m0r0n> I need help installing  Listen, can anyone help?
[18:12] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  So I don't understand.  You can access the folder but not the files, or you can't access the folder?
[18:12] <blind|melon|chit> unperson: Apple has altered the newer generations of the iPods so that they will only sync properly with iTunes, and iTunes running in Wine doesn't seem to do the trick
[18:13] <unperson> AaronMT, When using iTunes under WINE?  I thought it only mattered with native software.
[18:13] <blind|melon|chit> unperson: If you installed Windows in a recent version of VirtualBox, then iTunes, you -might- be able to sync it inside a VM...or you might not
[18:13] <Besogon> Tr1n_: I can asscess the folder but not the files
[18:13] <Johnny1> zdravo narode...
[18:13] <david_> hello there
[18:13] <damien_> How do I tell sftp what rsa key file to use?
[18:13] <qpmm> When I play audio in mplayer, it seems to be sending the sound to a random pulseaudio device such as /dev/shm/pulse-shm-640076188. What is the corresponding static audio device?
[18:13] <AaronT1> the newer versions of itunes don't work under wine, you wont be able to sync an ipod touch
[18:13] <janisoza1r> !ru | Johnny1
[18:13] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, 49 gb, lost and found has 2.5 gb, and I cant't write anything on it
[18:13] <unperson> blind|melon|chit, Yeah, I'm vaguely aware of the former (I guess the firmware checks a hash of the db produced by iTunes or something?), but I wasn't sure about the latter.
[18:14] <blind|melon|chit> unperson: Yeah, you can actually mount the iPod and put music onto it just fine, but none of it will play
[18:14] <david_> I was wondering if somebody can help uninstall Mandriva from my Ubuntu machine....
[18:14] <Johnny1> ima li tuka makedonci
[18:14] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: how do you know lost+found size?
[18:14] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  You more than likely do not have the permissions to those files.  You will need to go into Terminal and change them.
[18:14] <worm> pepperjack, ok i downloaded the plugin from there : http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html and dropped it into ~/firefox/plugins. Then I restarted firefox, but it didn't take effect (i'm using amd64)
[18:14] <unperson> blind|melon|chit, Yeah, I've been people saying they use virtual box, but that would require my friend to get a copy of Windows, so it's not such a desirable solution.
[18:15] <Keiffer> janisoza1r: properties on that partition
[18:15] <Flannel> david_: Make sure Ubuntu's GRUB is handling your booting, then just remove the mandriva partitions through a partition editor
[18:15] <Rezagrats> how do i enable wireless on a guest account ?
[18:15] <tvuser> hi, I'm trying to setup sidewinder joypad in jaunty. I've modeprobed sidewinder and joypad and i have the gameport loaded, but sudo cat /dev/input/js* fails... :-( can someone help me setting it?
[18:15] <janisoza1r> Johnny1: only english here, to learn what channel is your language spoken type "!" and your country iso name
[18:15] <jet_> can someone help me with this?
[18:15] <m0r0n> Is there no one out of the 1459 people in this channel who use Listen?
[18:15] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: then it's journal that occupies this space
[18:15] <masteron> hi all :) i have a question regarding my Recent Documents entry in the menu, i cannot clear the files there? Even though i removed all recently-used.xbel etc
[18:16] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: it's ext3, right?
[18:16] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, i have nothing on it, only that folder. can you help me in deleting this folder ?
[18:16] <blind|melon|chit> unperson: Yeah, it's not really a solution at all as if you already had Windows you wouldn't need to worry about syncing to an iPod anyway ;> Unfortunately that's the only chance there is
[18:16] <Keiffer> etx3
[18:16] <jet_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/235320/
[18:16] <unperson> blind|melon|chit, Right.  I appreciate the input.
[18:16] <Rezagrats> how do i enable wireless on a guest account ?
[18:16] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  http://catcode.com/teachmod/
[18:16] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: i doubt if it can be removed. or wheter it should be
[18:16] <Besogon> Tr1n_: ok. I 've just type share-admin in terminal and I am noticed that I haven't support NFS and SMB. :-D
[18:16] <stercor> Can someone enlighten me on Ubuntu's mechanism to get Apache2 and PostgreSQL working together?
[18:16] <unperson> blind|melon|chit, Of course my (non-) solution is "don't buy an iPod".
[18:16] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: you can try run nautiluls as su
[18:16] <albano> reyagrats: go to system,useracounts
[18:16] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: press alt-f2 and type "gksudo nautilus"
[18:17] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, ok. I wont delete it. But still, I want write permissions
[18:17] <Tr1n_> Besogon:  Problem solved!
[18:17] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: it will open nautilus with elevated privileges
[18:17] <Rezagrats> albano, is there a way to do it through the command line ?
[18:17] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: it's a system folder
[18:17] <grawity> stercor: You mean PHP and PostgreSQL? php5-pgsql is probably what you want.
[18:17] <Besogon> Tr1n_: :-D
[18:17] <SirTopHat> how do I install perl-base 5.8.7-10? I'vr tried it in  apt-get but I can't get it
[18:17] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, ok done. that. should I delete lost+found? It's empty
[18:17] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: you may want to read this: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/how-to-find-out-the-size-of-an-ext3-journal-how-to-change-that-615396/
[18:18] <blind|melon|chit> unperson: That's what I did yeah, I just picked up a Sony Walkman instead, works perfectly\
[18:18] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: leave it alone, it's the safest
[18:18] <damien_> "ssh -i" lets you specify an RSA key file. How do you do this with sftp?
[18:18] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, ok. thanks
[18:18] <nicklas_> yo, something wrong with the servers?
[18:19] <ramish> join pl
[18:19] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: ext3 has a feature called "journal", which monitors all the activity that is wanted from your disk, if your system fails it prevents from corrupting data by completing the action from before the failure or rolling it back to the previous state
[18:19] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: to learn more, i think you'll need to use wiki or google for it
[18:19] <stercor> grawity: I already have php5-pgsql.  Can I just pgconn in my php script?
[18:20] <worm> Can anyone help me please ? I downloaded the flash plugin from there : http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html and dropped it into ~/firefox/plugins. Then I restarted firefox, but it didn't take effect (i'm using amd64)
[18:20] <janisoza1r> worm: it's not "firefox"
[18:20] <Keiffer> janisoza1r, I will do that. But meanwhile, ls -l in my mount point for this partition shows I have rights. Not hte root
[18:20] <janisoza1r> worm: ".firefox"
[18:20] <Keiffer> but still I cant write
[18:20] <jet_> i need some help.... this is the first thing i ever tried to compile and install i dont know where i went wrong
[18:20] <janisoza1r> Keiffer: why do you want to have write permissions so badly?
[18:21] <unperson> AaronT1, blind|melon|chit What you both said seems to agree with what I've read elsewhere, but then do you have any idea what this article is going on about?  http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/03/04/itunes-syncing-now-works-in-linux-with-wine/
[18:21] <worm> janisoza1r, i've downloaded the official release because I need the version 3.5 (the version from the repo is 3.0.12). So i installed it in ~/firefox
[18:21] <Keiffer> I want to make Transmission to autostart and download to that part
[18:21] <janisoza1r> worm: also you use ia32 or amd64?
[18:21] <worm> janisoza1r, amd64
[18:21] <grawity> stercor: You should be ... Create a page that only has <?php phpinfo(); ?>, open it, and it will tell you what extensions are on.
[18:22] <stercor> grawity: OK.  I'll try that.
[18:22] <AaronT1> unperson: that is an older version of itunes, that will only sync with older devices
[18:22] <badabadum> hola
[18:22] <janisoza1r> worm: then wait a sec
[18:22] <AaronT1> unperson: it won't sync with the ipod touch
[18:22] <SirTopHat> how do I install perl-base 5.8.7-10? I'vr tried it in  apt-get but I can't get it
[18:22] <unperson> AaronT1, I see.
[18:23] <ubuntunewbie> edbian : sorry I was away just now
[18:23] <Pici> SirTopHat: How are you trying?
[18:23] <hackel> Argh, why is it so bloody hard to keep packages.ubuntu.com up?!?
[18:23] <ubuntunewbie> edbian : how much ram are you using ? is it works well running with 1GB of ram ?
[18:23] <AaronT1> unperson: that itunes release is 7.6, and the latest is 8.2.1
[18:24] <SirTopHat> apt-get install perl-base5.8.7-10
[18:24] <fccf> SirTopHat: what version of ubuntu?
[18:24] <unperson> AaronT1, I guess I'll need to find out the specific iPod version she has and see what iTunes versions it's even compatible with.
[18:24] <SirTopHat> I've tried many other varients
[18:24] <SirTopHat> hm how do I tell my version
[18:24] <janisoza1r> worm: ok, i thought you downloaded ia32 version
[18:24] <janisoza1r> worm: anyway, it's ".firefox"
[18:24] <airtonix> anyone else using latest chromium and able to get it to honour proxy settings in gconf?
[18:24] <janisoza1r> worm: i think you can use ctrl-h in nautilus to make show hidden files
[18:24] <unperson> AaronT1, Yeah, I knew it wasn't the newest version, but I wasn't sure if that would be a problem.  Not being an iPod owner, those are the details I have no idea about, so it's good I asked.  :-)
[18:24] <Pici> SirTopHat: The package name doesn't include the version number.  just sudo apg-et install perl-base
[18:25] <AaronT1> unperson: :)
[18:25] <SirTopHat> Pici, I'm tyring to install irssi and that one specific version is the only one supported, it's a "dependency" and the version I have it too new apparently
[18:25] <Pici> SirTopHat: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[18:26] <SirTopHat> how do I tell?
[18:26] <stercor> grawity:  It seems as though they're hooked up.
[18:26] <Pici> SirTopHat: lsb_release -a
[18:26] <janisoza1r> SirTopHat: lsb_release
[18:26] <airtonix> anyone else using latest chromium and able to get it to honour proxy settings in gconf?
[18:26] <SirTopHat> I'm not at the actual PC right now, just a ssh terminal
[18:26] <SirTopHat> ok
[18:26] <SirTopHat> 9.04
[18:26] <Pici> SirTopHat: Why not install irssi from the repositories then?
[18:26] <worm> janisoza1r, should I put the libflashplayer.so file directly into ~/.firefox ? Not into a sub-directory ?
[18:26] <SirTopHat> how would I do that
[18:27] <Pici> SirTopHat: sudo apt-get install irssi