[03:47] <h00k> chalk: I would also be wary if you're getting a high number of them, also try an fsck on the drive
[03:47] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: that could be why software centre doesn't seem to work either
[03:47] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: what should I do?
[03:47] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> kk
[03:47] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you will need sudo access or you can't install software
[03:47] <celeritas> anthony, did you try editing the grub command of the installed ubuntu at boot time. after selecting the version of ubuntu you want to boot, press e to edit the command. then add the noacpi option to the kernel line
[03:47] <h00k> T1750: yeah, that seems about right
[03:47] <Jordan_U> anthony: You can hold shift during boot to add the noacpi kernel parameter there, then once booted make it permanent with "gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub" (edit GRUB_LINUX_CMDLINE in the window that comes up) then "sudo update-grub"
[03:48] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: But it worked after a reboot fine, asked for password and I installed abiword, so it does after every reboot
[03:48] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> codebrainz can i use firefox to uninstall addons
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: lets see if you can install something from the terminal,  either think of something to install yourself,  or you could use abiword for example  sudo apt-get install abiword
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: oh
[03:48] <T1750> h00k: suppose if you had a use for a volatile cache it would be ok
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: already done Abiword which I was using as an example, well gnumeric goes nicely with Abiwrod
[03:48] <diane> anyway i'm out of here but.... to all you ubuntistas  thanks a lot... you're changing the world.  :)
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: spreadsheet app
[03:48] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> o wait nvm
[03:48] <chalk> h00k & T1750 http://paste.ubuntu.com/446421/
[03:48] <T1750> bet google uses em
[03:48] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, no, go and find the libflashplayer.so file (like uder ~/.mozilla and /usr/lib/mozilla and simiar)
[03:48] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> k
[03:49] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, or use the GUI to search for that filename
[03:49] <SoftwareExplorer> datakid: If you go to System > Administration > Users that's where you change most of this. The problem is that two groups or user's can't have the same number, so you just have to change the numbers on the group that has the number you want and then assign that number to the correct group
[03:49] <anthony> ok i will try i hope it will work this time...
[03:49] <adum> can anyone recommend a high quality motherboard manufacturer that is consistantly compatible/works well in ubuntu?
[03:49] <h00k> chalk: for /device, you're going to replace that with your harddrive, for instance: /dev/sda1 or /dev/hda1
[03:49] <Beyondinferno> Appl6 and codebrainz i'm still getting errors....
[03:49] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: ok so we know software centre won't work now
[03:49] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> no files found
[03:49] <con-man> Seriously. I have 8 cores running at 3.85 GHz each, 6 gigs of 1600 MHz DDR3 Ram, and two solid state drives striped in a raid 0 array. My whole computer can boot in under 20 seconds; and yet I STILL CANT STREAM VIDEO. Lags every 2 seconds.!
[03:49] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: give the termianl a try to install an app, lets find out if that works
[03:50] <xangua> adum: and that's why #ubuntu-offtopic exist ;)
[03:50] <hufx> con-man: try vlc
[03:50] <Beyondinferno> con-man streaming via web or lan
[03:50] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, you searched your system for libflashplayer.so and it says no file found?
[03:50] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> yes sir
[03:50] <datakid> SoftwareExplorer, I"m on cli only slicehost :)
[03:50]  * T1750 has SERIOUSLY screwed up some HD's and raid configs before so may be of help if you gety stuck but will be going to bed in about 10 minutes and h00k seems to know his thing
[03:50] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, then you don't have flash installed
[03:50] <celeritas> con-man, have you checked you net drivers?
[03:50] <h00k> T1750: meh, kinda/sorta :)
[03:50] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> but then how can i play videos on youtube with out sound
[03:51]  * T1750 also uses an openeed quantum fireball with the platters bent upward into bowls as an ashtray
[03:51] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz you see my message?
[03:51] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, i had success downloading the one from adobe, the tarball and just placing the libflashplayer.so in the firefox plgin dir
[03:51] <chalk> h00k, i can't because it's mounted (what i'm booting on)
[03:51] <nits> i have a problem with quodlibet, this is the output i get wen i run it on the terminal nits@nits-desktop:~$ quodlibet
[03:51] <nits> Initializing audio backend (gstbe)
[03:51] <nits> Initializing main library (~/.quodlibet/songs)
[03:51] <nits> Supported formats: mod, mp3, mp4, mpc, spc, trueaudio, wav, wavpack, wma, xiph
[03:51] <nits> Traceback (most recent call last):
[03:51] <FloodBot4> nits: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:51] <nits>   File "/usr/bin/quodlibet", line 285, in <module>
[03:52] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, no
[03:52] <SoftwareExplorer> datakid: Ah, I see. Well, I don't know how you change what user has what number, but someone else probably does. The part about two users or groups not being able to have the same number at the same time still applies though.
[03:52] <con-man> celeritas, hufx, Beyondinferno:  VLC can stream to a PS3?  It's a wired not wireless, private network and what do you mean "checked my net drivers"
[03:52] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> i will go ahead and try dat
[03:52] <h00k> chalk: can you boot from a liveCD/USB?
[03:52] <chalk> h00k: i wouldn't risk it because i get bad blocks when booting
[03:52] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> tar.gz?
[03:52] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz i'm getting the same response with reinstall
[03:52] <chalk> h00k: and turning on the computer
[03:53] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz even after fixing the typo in status
[03:53] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> o
[03:53] <nits> quodlibet error this is the message i get wen i run it in the terminal
[03:53] <nits> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446423/
[03:53] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, what are you trying to install that needs directfb?
[03:53] <con-man> brb guys
[03:53] <Beyondinferno> nothing
[03:53] <datakid> SoftwareExplorer, yeah, I think I'll just do a quick bash script with find
[03:53] <datakid> cheers
[03:53] <h00k> chalk: Booting from the CDROM/USB will be safe from your disk because it's not using your HDD
[03:53] <anthony> Jordan_U: is this the thing that i need to pass to the gedit that will popup "GRUB_LINUX_CMDLINE"
[03:53] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: sudo apt-get install <appnamehere> returns "user is not in sudoers group"
[03:54] <Beyondinferno> i just had a couple lockups and it won't let me update anything
[03:54] <con-man> sorry guys I dropped there;  celeritas, hufx, Beyondinferno:  VLC can stream to a PS3?  It's a wired not wireless, private network and what do you mean "checked my net drivers"
[03:54] <chalk> h00k, will it matter one what distribution on what liveCD i'm using?
[03:54] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz i just had a couple lockups and it won't let me update anything
[03:54] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> ok now do i place the file in extensions , plugins or search plugins
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: ok thats the problem
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: thinks your not  in that group
[03:54] <Jordan_U> anthony: Whatever you added to get the CD to boot is what you need to add at the grub menu
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: have you only got one account on there?
[03:54] <nits> quodlibet error, i run it in the terminal and i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/446423/ please help
[03:54] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, maybe try  apt-get remove --purge directfb && apt-get autoremove --purge   (which will remove directfb completely)
[03:55] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz xbmc is broken among other things (chromium, firefox)
[03:55] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, ah, xbmc prolly uses directfb
[03:55] <mechdave> Is supertux a kids game?
[03:55] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz it showed like 31 dependencies
[03:55] <h00k> chalk: it shouldn't, no
[03:55] <sebsebseb> !info supertux
[03:55] <chalk> h00k, ok then
[03:56] <h00k> chalk: but I'd recommend that
[03:56] <sebsebseb> mechdave: see above at bot
[03:56] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, you had orphaned packages in your pastebin, it's wanting to pull those and anything else that depends on directfb
[03:56] <sebsebseb> mechdave: give it a try even, nice app
[03:56] <sebsebseb> mechdave: there are quite a few apps in the repo with Tux though, that are really for kids
[03:56] <anthony> Jordan_U: thank man for giving me hope. i just get some home because of it thx...
[03:56] <con-man> any ideas anyone?
[03:56] <sebsebseb> mechdave: they are good also
[03:56] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz i'm just concerned about all my settings for xbmc and such...
[03:56] <mechdave> sebsebseb, thanks, got it running, very neat... but rather hard in the higher levels :)
[03:57] <anthony> thx to ubuntu community your the best guys....
[03:57] <mechdave> sebsebseb, Thanks shall have a look
[03:57] <celeritas> con-man, maybe you have the wrong drivers for your nic
[03:57] <Jordan_U> anthony: You're welcome.
[03:57] <anthony> thx
[03:57] <sebsebseb> mechdave: whilst on about Tux apps though, Tuxpaint is rather nice :)
[03:57] <anthony> bye i need to format my computer bye
[03:57] <sebsebseb> mechdave: an theres supertux kart or wahtever raceing game and  so on
[03:57] <Chriz> how come websites render different on localhost compared to uploading it to a domain?
[03:57] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, use your own discretion.  it sounds like a bug in that one directfb-extra package though
[03:58] <nits> i need some help with quodlibet i get this error wen i run the quodlibet through the terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/446423/
[03:58] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz but i'm in no position to make a choice like this! lol
[03:58] <codebrainz> nits, it looks like you're probably missing a library that supports the type of thing you're trying to open
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: still about?
[03:58] <mechdave> my goodness, lots of tux games on packages.ubuntu.com, I'm in heaven :)
[03:58] <con-man> celeritas, how would one check this?
[03:58] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: two, me (desktop user) and another one (administrator), but me was able to use software center fine until it broke suddenly, then I rebooted, then it broke again after some time
[03:58] <nits> it opened just fine till yesterday codebrainz
[03:59] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe>  ok now i got the .so file where do i place the file in extensions , plugins or search plugins
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: why two accounts?
[03:59] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: when it worked, it prompted for password
[03:59] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, download the .deb for the package that's flaking out from the ubuntu site and see if it installs
[03:59] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, better yet, find a newer version
[03:59] <datakid> Hah! SoftwareExplorer http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/find-files-that-do-not-have-any-owners-or-do-not-belong-to-any-user-under-linuxunix/
[03:59] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: because I don't think it ok to go to www with administrator account, it it?
[03:59] <SoftwareExplorer> Chriz: If they have a php script or something like that in them, then it wouldn't execute if you are having your browser read it straight off the hardrive.
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: yeah I thought you done like WIndows
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: well this is not Windows :)
[03:59] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: um, what is the proper way to do it?
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: in Windows yes should only have an admin account, that is used when really need it, otherwise use a limited acocunt
[04:00] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes I've been using windows ffor 10 years, installed ubuntu just yesterday
[04:00] <SoftwareExplorer> datakid: Cool. So I'm assuming you got it fixed then?
[04:00] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: with Ubuntu and other Linux distros,   its fine to use a standard user account, which is what  your administrater account is
[04:00] <Chriz> SoftwareExplorer, I mean the site actually renders differently (sizes/fonts/etc are messed up) I have a lamp setup under ubuntu
[04:00] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: what is the proper way to do it? make me administrator and go to www?
[04:00] <datakid> SoftwareExplorer, well, I've found how to fix it :) Now for the fixin'
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: well your administraoter account is the one you should be using really, since sudo
[04:01] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> ok now i got the .so file where do i place the file in extensions , plugins or search plugins
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: sudo makes you become admin, but only for the task you are doing
[04:01] <jcp> I cannot for the life of me get my webcam to work on ubuntu 10.04. It hasn't worked on any previous versions, either. It's a webcam built in to my sony vaio vgn-fz298ce.
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: or root as it would be called more properly when talking LInux distros
[04:01] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: ok thank you
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you can change the
[04:01] <jcp> Anyone have any suggestions?
[04:02] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: permissions for what the desktop user account can do, you can set it up so it can sudo as well
[04:02] <jcp> (and yes, I have tried google, and it didn't help)
[04:02] <celeritas> con-man, lspci should give you the recognized name of your nic, which should match the actual nic version. if you see a major difference in the driver being used, see if you can find the correct drivers for the nic. then just compile and install
[04:02] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz how do i force install a package?
[04:02] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> ok now i got the .so file where do i place the file in extensions , plugins or search plugins
[04:03] <SoftwareExplorer> Chriz: Does the browser show the same source code for the pages from the different places?
[04:03] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: that can be done using commands, or easilly graphicalley
[04:03] <codebrainz> Beyondinferno, the deb?  there should be a gui or dpkg -i the_package
[04:04] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: so graphically you can give it the same permissions as what the administrator account has, then you can sudo and such with that account
[04:04] <codebrainz> nits, this issue has been resolved in the program http://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/source/detail?spec=svn418e5925d54028bd3deaf691b90d6b86a947f18a&r=d2622cab934c9501857f1777a4cc93c12eba12e0
[04:04] <Chriz> SoftwareExplorer, all except for the links that are returned
[04:04] <Beyondinferno> codebrainz i just launched the deb and it's giving dependency errors too
[04:04] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: but I indicated just 1 password during the install
[04:04] <vuqnguyen> jnbj
[04:04] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: looks like it's both root and 1sr-user-on-the-os password
[04:04] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: right, but you made a second account after install?
[04:05] <codebrainz> nits, fix in this: http://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/issues/detail?id=461
[04:05] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: can these be different
[04:05] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes I made a second account too
[04:05] <vuqnguyen> hello
[04:05] <SoftwareExplorer> Chriz: In that case, I not sure why it's different.
[04:05] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: changing passwords for accounts is easy as well
[04:05] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: what should I do - relogin and work from under adminstrator (the 1st-that-I made during the install) or just change this account type to admin?
[04:06] <Chriz> SoftwareExplorer,  is it possible to remerge my entire system?
[04:06] <nits> codebrainz : thanks man was just a corrupted config file coz of a powercut i had yesterday thune3 helped me figure it out thanks man :)
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: did you use the graphical users and groups program when you made your second user?
[04:06] <Gryllida> yes
[04:06] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> ok now i got the .so file where do i place the file in extensions , plugins or search plugins
[04:06] <codebrainz> nits, no worries
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Gryllida:  ok well that is how you change the permissions for your desktop user graphicalley
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: however it should have the same rights as what your admin account currently has
[04:06] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: so I would end up in administrator and me users, both of type 'admin'?
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and to see that I guess you would have to log in to the account
[04:07] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: sure I agree with the latter line
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you would turn the desktop user account into one that can also use sudo and such
[04:07] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: what would the 1st account be for then?
[04:07] <SoftwareExplorer> Chriz: I don't know.
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: or  you could just use that account all the time
[04:07] <Datz> hi, does anyone know the plugin that ubottu uses to address nicks with factoids?
[04:08] <Datz> !ubottu | Datz
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you don't need two accounts, at the moment if ever depending on what your going to be doing, this isn't Windows
[04:08] <Datz> something like that...
[04:08] <Datz> !docs | Datz
[04:08] <T1750> i guess that exception really did matter cause commenting it out broke the ISO :)
[04:09] <T1750> a multiple connection download program that won't multiple connect is stupid though.
[04:09]  * T1750 now here for 20 more minutes
[04:09] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: most Ubuntu users, use the account that is set up after install
[04:10]  * T1750 snapshotted the iso file and copied the aria metadata b4 experiment should still be able to finish with success
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and then only create other accounts  on the computer,  for other computer users
[04:10] <ronx> question guys.... i'm downgrading from lucid to karmic, and the most recent kernel didn't seem to want to run on reinstalled karmic... so i changed to GRUB_DEFAULT=4 (from 0) and things are working now...
[04:10] <defendguin> how do you fix it so that you never had to put in your keyring password for your wireless to connect?
[04:10] <T1750> sebsebseb: having an account to build packages is a good idea
[04:11] <jrib> ronx: how are you downgrading exactly?
[04:11] <T1750> more so with rpm
[04:11] <ronx> however, when i apt-get upgrade, it doesn't seem to want to upgrade linux-headers-generic
[04:11] <T1750> but even with deb
[04:11] <h00k> defendguin: do you have automatic login enabled?
[04:11] <sebsebseb> T1750: ok maybe so, but most users of Ubuntu won't be doing that
[04:11] <ronx> jrib: i used 9.10 install disk
[04:11] <defendguin> h00k yeah
[04:11] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: it _was_ setup but I seem to have reset it, by clicking «set it to administrator type» when making a new one, can I reset its privileges to what is the default in some way?
[04:11] <ronx> and some instructions i found on a blog somewhere
[04:11] <jrib> ronx: so you are doing a fresh install then?
[04:11] <ronx> not quite... i used custom partitions
[04:11] <ronx> and didn't change anything
[04:11] <jrib> ronx: what partitions?
[04:11] <h00k> defendguin: that's why, and as far as I know, you'd have to set manual login (enter a password to login) to get around that
[04:11] <T1750> sebsebseb: you're right, they'd be using another distro j/k
[04:12] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you can give the  desktop account the default prividlges graphically, what admin account currently has, thats quite easy to do graphically
[04:12] <ronx> http://www.khattam.info/2010/03/15/howto-downgrading-from-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-to-9-10-karmic-koala/
[04:12] <ronx> that's what i used
[04:12] <defendguin> h00k that's not good for a computer I am using as a server
[04:12] <jrib> ronx: you understand downgrading is not supported?
[04:12] <ronx> my previous setup was really simple... everything on / and then swap
[04:12] <ronx> sure
[04:12] <h00k> defendguin: er, why not?
[04:12] <defendguin> i don't wanna have to turn it's monitor on every time
[04:12] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: however you will need to be in the admin account, to change the desktop account privildges
[04:12] <theadmin> ronx, we don't support downgrading so if it broke something do not complain
[04:12] <ronx> looking for "unofficial" support hehe
[04:12] <ronx> not complaining at all
[04:13] <ronx> and nothing is really broken
[04:13] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: But after the install, I remember the 1st-account having some level of privileges different from 'administrator', it was called 'customized', how do I get what it was?
[04:13] <Zeu5> hi all  i have googled around for some time. but i cannot seem to find an answer. i have exported a filezilla settings into a .xml file from my windows. how do i import that into my filezilla in ubuntu? i am running filezilla client
[04:13] <ronx> just looking for the best way to update kernel
[04:13] <theadmin> ronx: What is the real problem you have? (I just joined)
[04:13] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: customized?
[04:13] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes
[04:13] <Aeroraptor> So I'm about to install ubuntu on my laptop again. I have 4GB RAM and am wondering if I should go with the 64bit version instead of the 32 to be able to access the extra ~700MB of RAM. I won't be doint anything that requires that much RAM but being able to access it could be nice. Thoughts?
[04:13] <ronx> when i apt-get upgrade, it says my linux-headers-generic are kept back
[04:13] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: the word 'administrator' was surely not there for 1st account, it was me who set iut
[04:13] <ronx> because i had to modify my grub config to point to an older kernel
[04:13] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: oh I think I know what you mean,  using another distro at the moment, but i'll load up an Ubuntu virtual machine, so I can explain what I mean properly and what not
[04:13] <Gryllida> it
[04:13] <jrib> ronx: update-manager updates the kernel automatically.  If you want to use apt-get, then you need to use "apt-get dist-upgrade"
[04:14] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: ok
[04:14] <con-man> celeritas, here is the pastebin of lspci: http://pastebin.ca/1878825
[04:14] <ronx> k so dist-upgrade won't try to take me to lucid
[04:14] <jrib> ronx: no, take a look at « man apt-get »
[04:14] <ronx> word
[04:14] <ronx> er, roger
[04:14] <theadmin> ronx: I think that you should remove the newer kernels yourself.
[04:14]  * goodtime_ is listening to Can U Get Away [Audacious]
[04:14] <codebrainz> Aeroraptor, if you have a 64bit cpu, use the 64-bit version
[04:14] <jrib> goodtime_: turn that off please
[04:14] <Zeu5> hi all  i have googled around for some time. but i cannot seem to find an answer. i have exported a filezilla settings into a .xml file from my windows. how do i import that into my filezilla in ubuntu? i am running filezilla client
[04:14] <goodtime_> ok
[04:15] <tripelb> I cant get hulu in firefox or chrome. Yes I cleared the cache. or opera. Hello I posted this 2 hrs ago. and an hr ago... please someone notice me.
[04:15] <theadmin> goodtime_: please take that elsewhere or if a plugin does it turn it off
[04:15] <ronx> theadmin: remove them with apt-get you mean? or remove from config?
[04:15] <theadmin> ronx: apt
[04:15] <Aeroraptor> codebrainz, I have a core2duo, so yeah it's 64bit - will there be any issues in so far as applications (especially media codecs) are concerned?
[04:15] <jrib> tripelb: what happens when you try...?
[04:15] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: anyway I thought you called  the account you made administrator in the installer?
[04:15] <codebrainz> tripelb, what is hulu?
[04:15] <goodtime_> i do a command to do that im on konversation client
[04:15] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: true
[04:15] <centr0> im trying to get dual monitors AND compiz set up on ubuntu 10.  i can get the monitors setup using atis restricted driver but then compiz wont load.  when i use a non-ati driver compiz loads but i cant setup the monitors.  any ideas?
[04:15] <sebsebseb> codebrainz: a way for Americans to legally watch TV shows and such online
[04:15] <ronx> theadmin: any tips on how to do that or shall i google?
[04:15] <hufx> Aeroraptor:  64BIT SHOULD BE MORE CUP FRIENDLY
[04:15] <goodtime_> ill just refrane
[04:15] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: it was 'administrator' name, not type
[04:16] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: it didn't ask the type there
[04:16] <Aeroraptor> CPU friendly as in faster/less overhead?
[04:16] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Hello CodeBrainz i had alot of trouble installing that lib file
[04:16] <codebrainz> Aeroraptor, nothing i've noticed.  used to be a problem with flash, but it works fine here atm
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: right and you need to be in that account, to change the permissions for the other account
[04:16] <Aeroraptor> ok great. I'll keep on downloading the x64 version
[04:16] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes I'll relogin to change these things
[04:16] <ronx> i can man it.... haven't had to do this before i don't think... good learning experience ;)
[04:16] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: but only after I know what to change them to
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and uhmm yeah come back in on it and  i'll help with that last bit, easy to do
[04:16] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> where do i place the .so file in
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: yes i'll explain that once your logged in to it, and back here
[04:17] <con-man> celeritas, all look normal to you?
[04:17] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: can you explain it now please?
[04:17] <hufx> Aeroraptor:  64BIT SHOULD BE MORE CUP FRIENDLY!
[04:17] <h00k> ohir: please don't yell.
[04:17] <codebrainz> tripelb, sebsebseb what player does it use?
[04:17] <h00k> hufx: rather, please don't yell.
[04:17] <tripelb> codebranz, jnb hulu.com shows video. flash. like house, SNL... I got some today after it failed. Then again not. It says, if this happens a lot clear your cache. I reinsatlled abobeflash. I cleared the cache and restarted.  -- I have 9.10. dell.
[04:17] <h00k> ohir: sorry:/
[04:17] <T1750> whats the linux UNbootin equivilinent
[04:17] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> codebrainz, i had alot of trouble installing the .so file where do i place it at
[04:17] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: that would be a bit pointless, since its something you should change when on the account, and just do
[04:17]  * T1750 DVD burner just died
[04:17] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: otherwise I would have to say do this and that and this and that, and uh
[04:17] <mattgyver> rip dvd burner
[04:18] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: ok I'll be coming to that account
[04:18] <jrib> tripelb: you need to be specific and speak clearly
[04:18] <hufx> sorry caps lock not noticed!
[04:18] <h00k> T1750: there exists a Startup Disk Creator
[04:18] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: should I log out from here, or just switch user?
[04:18] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: log out of the account your in now
[04:18] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and log in to the other one
[04:18] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: um ok.
[04:18] <Zeu5> hi all i have googled around for some time. but i cannot seem to find an answer. i have exported a filezilla settings into a .xml file from my windows. how do i import that into my filezilla in ubuntu? i am running filezilla client
[04:18] <T1750> you guys have a wiki page on it i remember reeading it
[04:19]  * T1750 finds it again
[04:19] <theadmin> Sorry, connection issues.
[04:19] <theadmin> tripelb: What's "hulu"?
[04:19] <Kamilion> Having a bit of an issue installing lucid server 64 under vbox 3.2.4; debootstrap's freaking out -- my md5sums are correct, so I know I've got a good iso.
[04:20] <Kamilion> theadmin: Video On Demand service
[04:20] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, for system under /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ for just you under ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[04:20] <Chak82> hello community
[04:20] <Chak82> i have problems with ubuntu
[04:20] <sebsebseb> !ask | Chak82
[04:20] <theadmin> Chak82: Just ask it.
[04:20] <celeritas> con-man, launchpad has a few bugs filed for various versions of ubuntu specifically for that nic. try lspci -vv and also look into https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/326891
[04:20] <Chak82> when i manipulate the volume (sound) it freeze !!!!
[04:21] <theadmin> Chak82: What? Try to be more descriptive, as in what freezes?
[04:21] <Datz> sebsebseb: do you know which supybot module is used with the !ask | nick ?
[04:21] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> ok lets see if this works thank you
[04:21] <sebsebseb> Datz: no
[04:21] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, don't forget to restart firefox
[04:21] <Datz> sebsebseb: k, thanks anyway
[04:21] <sebsebseb> Datz: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic or  #ubuntu-ops I guess
[04:21] <Chak82> anything respond!!
[04:21] <Datz> sebsebseb: will do thanks
[04:22] <joshua__> Hi, someone knows why my wireless conexion is intermittent on diferents access points?
[04:22] <jrib> Datz: it's a custom module called Encyclopedia.  You can find ubottu's source in the ubuntu-bots project in launchpad
[04:22] <theadmin> Chak82: What exactly freezes? ALSA? Pulse? GNOME? The entire system?
[04:22] <jrib> !ubottu > Datz
[04:22] <Chak82> all GNOME !!!
[04:22] <h00k> Datz: check #ubuntu-bots, also the wiki page reports it is Encyclopedia plugin http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins
[04:22] <sebsebseb> Datz: thought the ops would know, and jrib is one of them, but h00k is also
[04:23] <Datz> ah, thanks guys
[04:23] <Kamilion> Having a bit of an issue installing lucid server 64 under vbox 3.2.4; debootstrap's freaking out -- my md5sums are correct, so I know I've got a good iso. The first install this afternoon managed to get past the base packages, this second try is bailing with debootstrap errors; I did grab the syslog.
[04:23] <celeritas> Chak82, run xmodmap -pk | grep -i audio and look for duplicate keycodes for XF86AudioRaise and Lower volume
[04:23] <con-man> celeritas, could you suggest alternate drivers
[04:23] <Chak82> for around 10 / 20 seconds ALL FREEZE
[04:23] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> whats the command in console for the file roller
[04:23] <theadmin> Ubuntu_and_Coffe: file-roller, of course :P
[04:23] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> o
[04:23] <Datz> jrib: great, thanks
[04:23] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> man its been along time
[04:23] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> i used to be pro
[04:24] <joshua__> Hi, someone knows why my wireless conexion is intermittent on diferents access points? but stable on a single point?
[04:24] <Kamilion> The syslog dump's here, anyone feel like helping me sort through the postmortem? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/T7fnZ3jA
[04:24] <RedWar> Hi Guys, ... need some help with xvidcap and getting audio set up using a usb mic. Ubuntu forums remain unclear. Can't record a thing, with either the mic plugged in USB or the mic plugged in the sound card
[04:24] <celeritas> Chak82, certain key mapping might be launching a certain application. however, when using the volume control, the key event is triggered multiple times, causing an accidental overflow
[04:24] <RedWar> But it works with skype
[04:24] <RedWar> Any ideas?
[04:25] <tripelb> jnb I apologize for not speaking clearly. Hulu tells me that the video is not available. And if this happens repeatedly I should clear my casche and restart the browser. So I did. -- I also tried firefox.I cleared it's cache too. I also tried Opera which I had never used. == I also tried other videos.  == Have I been clear enough now? == I have 9.10 on a dell 4600 from 2004.
[04:25] <Chak82> celeritas: i have the output, do you have the link to paste this in ubuntu sute?
[04:25] <Chak82> site?
[04:25] <Exxon> hi guys:)
[04:25] <Kamilion> tripelb: I get the same thing *all the time* from hulu, using the site or hulu desktop, both on win and lin. Seems to be an issue with my ISP.
[04:25] <celeritas> Chak82, pastebin
[04:25] <con-man> no but really I need alternate drivers to try
[04:26] <tripelb> codebranz, j hulu.com shows videos, tv, movies. flash. like house, SNL...  Great site.
[04:26] <centr0> im trying to get ubuntu 10 working with dual monitors and the ati driver w/ compiz  everytime i try it cant load compiz  any ideas?
[04:26] <Chak82> celeritas: GOT IT !!!
[04:26] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> still nothing codebrainz
[04:26] <tripelb> Kamilion, but but (heh) I was able to see an SNL earlier today. How strange/ My ISP is TimeWarner (southern california)
[04:26] <Chak82> celeritas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/446432/
[04:26] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> no audio
[04:26] <celeritas> con-man, before going to deep into the drivers, make sure that lspci -vv is reporting an ok status for your nic
[04:27] <codebrainz> tripelb, it doesn't work at all here in canada :)  i guess we have to pirate our online tv
[04:27] <Chak82> celeritas: i didnt mention it man, but this happens while rythmbox is playing !
[04:27] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, ask the channel, i'm out of ideas
[04:27] <Exxon> anyone ! how to enable ssl for IRC chat.
[04:27] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> kk
[04:27] <Kamilion> tripelb: I'm in the bay area, california, using comcast. I use hulu to watch the One Piece simulcasts from japan. I get those issues *constantly* -- have to try a couple times to watch a video but it will eventually work
[04:28] <T1750> what does the dolphin "eject" button do to USB stick as I can no longer access the device block file if I click it
[04:28] <Kamilion> tripelb: Seems to have something to do with the advertisements getting blocked by an upstream server between you and hulu.
[04:28] <Guest3902> Hey, can anyone help me restore my Grub for Ubuntu 10.04? I deleted a partition, then resized my linux partition to make it larger. Now it went from sda6 to sda5 and my grub can't find it. :/
[04:28] <gryllida1> hello?
[04:28] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: hi
[04:28] <codebrainz> T1750, it runs sync to flush the cache to disk and unmounts it
[04:28] <con-man> celeritas, http://pastebin.ca/1878830
[04:28] <theadmin> Guest3902: Boot from a liveCD, chroot and run sudo update-grub
[04:28] <codebrainz> T1750, ie "safely remove"
[04:29] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I'm in the main account now
[04:29] <celeritas> Chak82: that might be it. unmap the volume keys from rhythmbox and let gnome take care of the volume
[04:29] <tripelb> codebrainz, offtopic PM
[04:29] <Kamilion> codebrainz: it does something more than that -- Safely remove somehow shuts off my Sandisk u3 sticks (the lights go out)
[04:29] <T1750> codebrainz: I always wondered how come there's no race condition doing that
[04:29] <Guest3902> I'm talking through the livecd right now. I'll work on Chrooting it.
[04:29] <Chak82> celeritas: how can i do that?
[04:29] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: what should I do now?
[04:29] <T1750> i suppose only if you're messing with the mounted disk using dd that could be
[04:29] <tripelb> kamilion thanks I'll try again.
[04:29]  * T1750 wonders why they cant access it then
[04:29] <theadmin> Guest3902: Example, if the Linux partition is mounted to /mnt, then you run "sudo chroot /mnt"
[04:29] <Exxon> anyone ! how to enable ssl for IRC chat.
[04:29] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: delete the second user and work from this one?
[04:30] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: apparantly there is a way to run sudo in  an account that doesn't have the privildges set up etc, or whatever.  anyway  do what I was going to say sure
[04:30] <Zeu5> hi all i have googled around for some time. but i cannot seem to find an answer. i have exported a filezilla settings into a .xml file from my windows. how do i import that into my filezilla in ubuntu? i am running filezilla client
[04:30] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: you can give the second user the permissions of the account your in now
[04:30] <Kamilion> T1750: I think it sends some kind of power management command using hdparm
[04:30] <Guest3902> Thank you admin, I'll post back on my progress in a minute.
[04:30] <Exxon> !ssl
[04:30] <AntraxCol> hello
[04:30] <lopeze> Hey guys quick question. I typically set my power settings to not idle out, however, with lucid it does it regardless of the settings in power management. How can I get it to not idle out every two minutes or so?
[04:31] <celeritas> con-man, your nic reports RTL8111/8168B PCI but the loaded driver is r8169
[04:31] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: what? I don't think I really need 2 accounts ; and the second thing is that I would like to know what it was after the install (iirc it was not 'administrator' type then(
[04:31] <Kamilion> lopeze: the screensaver is different than the powersave screen blank -- check both.
[04:31] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yes
[04:31] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: you will set up the second account like it should be, then you can get rid of the one your in now
[04:31] <codebrainz> T1750, sorry, was that for me up there ^^ ?
[04:31] <theadmin> lopeze: Screensaver?
[04:31] <celeritas> con-man, this looks pretty close to what you need http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/R8168
[04:32] <con-man> celeritas, thx
[04:32] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: ok. how do I set up the second one? like making it be admin, or do you know the default setup?
[04:32] <lopeze> Checking right now, where is the setting itself? I've never had to change it before.
[04:32] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yes you will set it up with the default set up
[04:32] <lopeze> Nevermind, got it.
[04:32] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: how?
[04:32] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: so not as 'administrator', right?
[04:32] <lopeze> Thanks guys.
[04:33] <theadmin> How is modifying /etc/sudoers by hand dangerous? (it says to only modify it by visudo)
[04:33] <tripelb> Kamilion, thanks guy
[04:33] <Chak82> how can i unmap the sound in rythmbox?
[04:33] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: system > administration > users and groups
[04:33] <celeritas> con-man, see if there is something like that targeted to ubuntu. modifying the kernel can screw you for hours later
[04:33] <AntraxCol> hi, am looking for info about backtrack i all ready download it, and install it.
[04:33] <Chak82> it cause errors in entire gnome when im manipuling the volume
[04:33] <jrib> theadmin: well you run the risk of making a syntax error and then no longer having any sudo access.  That's why you should always use visudo
[04:33] <acerimmer> !ot>antraxcol
[04:33] <hufx> bump!
[04:33] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I opened it
[04:34] <StriKk_9> Anyone had issues with 10.04 wireless drivers not installing
[04:34] <gryllida1> !anyone
[04:34] <Kamilion> theadmin: visudo uses a tempfile copy, checks it for sanity, and then atomically replaces the sudoers file if it's "okay"
[04:34] <gryllida1> !details
[04:34] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: hang on a bit since...
[04:34] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: ok
[04:34] <jrib> StriKk_9: no, no one (just ask *your* question with relevant details)
[04:34] <THEO> sup guys. im using a dell netbook and i'm pretty new to ubuntu. how can i make the ubuntu as fast as possible? thanks
[04:34] <Guest3902> admin: it can't find a device for /. It asked if /dev is mounted. "sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu
[04:34] <Guest3902> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?)."
[04:34] <theadmin> jrib: Wait, wait, what on earth... "root ALL=(ALL) ALL"... it means root priveleges may be taken away... from root?
[04:34] <tripelb> If TimeWarner is blocking hulu, would it help to go through a proxy?
[04:34] <acerimmer> THEO: disable desktop effects for one thing
[04:34] <gryllida1> THEO: LOL, just get newest version (10.4), notthing more
[04:35] <Kamilion> theadmin: The nice thing is that visudo respects the EDITOR env var -- so if you've got it set to nano, it (somewhat unintuitively) opens nano to edit it, not actually vi.
[04:35] <jrib> theadmin: no, just sudo privileges
[04:35] <AntraxCol> ok , i see you in private
[04:35] <theadmin> jrib: root doesn't need sudo o_O
[04:35] <Kamilion> theadmin: SeLinux or other LSMs can make the root account basically powerless.
[04:35] <jrib> theadmin: I guess
[04:35] <T1750> codebrainz: you sure it doesn't do something to stop me messing with it after unmounting
[04:35] <doormat81> So, I remember MANY versions back, Ubuntu (or compiz) had issues with window decorations disappearing.  It seems that STILL hasn't been patched.   I remember now.  Thanks to both of you though
[04:36] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: ok
[04:36] <Kamilion> All I remember is --replace :)
[04:36] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: I guess what I was seeing is fine then, just stupid theme..
[04:37] <Kamilion> doormat81: also -- I noticed I had problems with that when I tried using emerald themes.
[04:37] <THEO> cool thanks guys!
[04:37] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: what do I do now?
[04:37] <T1750> bs it does something to the stickl
[04:37] <doormat81> Kamilion, nah, it had been working fine since I installed 10.04, but this time when I logged in they were gone.  Weird.
[04:37] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: getting to that just loading this thing up again
[04:37] <T1750> # dd if=/dev/sdg
[04:37] <theadmin> Anyhow, this sudoers file is very python-ish
[04:37] <gryllida1> ok
[04:37] <T1750> dd: opening `/dev/sdg': No medium found
[04:38] <Exxon> IRC chat /8001 cannot connect | pidgin 6667 can connect to the chat session..(reason why??)
[04:38] <theadmin> comma and space as separator, lol
[04:38] <Datz> jrib: how can I find that plugin? I don't see it @ https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots
[04:38] <gryllida1> theadmin, excuse me, what is the reason you are looking into the sudoers file?
[04:38] <theadmin> gryllida1: Why not?
[04:38] <kreppnar> has anyone here been successful with connecting a mtp device and transfering movies in ubuntu ??
[04:38] <StriKk_9> 10.04 install - I wireless can see but not connect to wireless networks... Dell latitude d600, what is my best course of action.
[04:38] <Datz> jrib: I probably don't know how to navigate correctly though
[04:38] <kreppnar> gnomad2 sucks
[04:39] <nits> can someone tell me how to use btdownloadcurses.py ?
[04:39] <theadmin> gryllida1: I just want to set up one account to be able to run certain stuff that requires root priveleges (i.e. mount)
[04:39] <T1750> how does the ubuntu lucid automounter work
[04:39] <T1750> i need to turn it off
[04:39] <T1750> is it udev rule?
[04:39] <Kamilion> Has anyone else reported weird problems trying to install lucid server today?
[04:39] <ykphuah> what is an easy way to share the packages that I downloaded with others within my company?  just duplicate the /var/cache/apt/archives into their machines?
[04:39] <sebsebseb> theadmin: I am about to do that
[04:39] <sebsebseb> theadmin: with  gryllida1
[04:39] <sebsebseb> theadmin: change an account that does not have that, to one that can
[04:39] <gryllida1> theadmin: system, administration, users, advanced settings should do it?
[04:39] <kreppnar> nits
[04:40] <nits> yes kreppnar
[04:40] <sebsebseb> theadmin: you need to be in the account that can do it first though
[04:40] <celeritas> T1750 i think the auto mount is part of gnome
[04:40] <Exxon> Kamilion: i tried and got tired with it back to 9.10 hee..hee
[04:40] <theadmin> sebsebseb, gryllida1: That's simple, I know how to, actually :D "username ALL=/bin/mount, /bin/umount"
[04:40] <kreppnar> nits: python2.6 btdownloadcurse.py (torrent file)
[04:40] <Kamilion> Exxon: debootstrap weirdness?
[04:40] <sebsebseb> theadmin: uhmmm
[04:40] <rafaelsoaresbr> ykphuah, apt-proxy
[04:40] <T1750> celeritas: it's somehow marking the device as not missing
[04:41] <kreppnar> nits: you just doing a shell or is gui? cause i would prefer utorrent
[04:41] <hufx> howdy al:0
[04:41] <gryllida1> sebsebseb.. so.. what are you doing? looking for the default setup?
[04:41] <theadmin> gryllida1: Well, I don't exactly get the user management thing in GNOME... it's weird
[04:41] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: ok got things loaded up again
[04:41] <mwen> can i see a program running on a ubuntu computer in graphic mode if connect to it on a ubuntu at distance?
[04:41] <Guest29711> whats the best wep cracker?
[04:42] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: that program seems to have changed a bit since I last used it as well
[04:42] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: so on the left you have the two names yes?
[04:42] <sebsebseb> in a list
[04:42] <theadmin> mwen: Depends on how you connect
[04:42] <Exxon> Kamilion: looks like they were in hurry! lucid
[04:42] <defendguin> h00k i found a way around it
[04:42] <hufx> howdy all :0
[04:42] <mwen> what u mean?
[04:42] <rafaelsoaresbr> Guest29711, aircrack-ng ?
[04:42] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: yes, 2 names
[04:42] <h00k> defendguin: cool. I forgot what we were talking about :)
[04:42] <mwen> with ssh.
[04:42] <celeritas> T1750: regardless of the service providing the automount, a missing entry in dev is not related. is the automount trying to mount the device regardless of the fact that is missing?
[04:42] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: so have the administratoer selected
[04:42] <defendguin> h00k http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[04:43] <Guest3902> This is what I got back for trying to update grub after chrooting to my linux drive. "/usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?).
[04:43] <Guest3902> "
[04:43] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: done
[04:43] <h00k> defendguin: oh, that. alright :)
[04:43] <theadmin> mewshi: : Then you'll have to set up X forwarding or what they call it. No idea how.
[04:43] <mark49> @search climbing
[04:43] <theadmin> ...Tab fail
[04:43] <T1750> celeritas: i used umount and then i can still reformat the stick
[04:43] <theadmin> mwen: Then you'll have to set up X forwarding or what they call it. No idea how.
[04:43] <Chak82> celeritas: the problem is rythmbox
[04:43] <Guest29711> yeah I just got it now just checking it out
[04:43] <T1750> i use the eject button in the nautilus (not dolphin) and the whole /dev/sdg stops responding
[04:43] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: now what?
[04:43] <T1750> that eject button marks the device as unusable, safest choice perhaps but annoying
[04:43] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: then go to advanced settings
[04:43] <Chak82> celeritas: banshee doesnt crash down with de volume control
[04:44] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: done
[04:44]  * T1750 thinks its probably goood idea tho when he realised he could just umount himself
[04:44] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: now what?
[04:44]  * T1750 wonders how they did it
[04:44] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: contact information is probably blank
[04:44] <Kamilion> t1750: pretty sure they use hdparm to ask the drive to enter powersave
[04:44] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: teur
[04:45] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: true*
[04:45] <celeritas> T1750: ah, so it forces the mount. seems like whatever is automounting is ignoring your umount. are you umounting through sudo?
[04:45] <rafaelsoaresbr> Guest29711, I use kismet + aircrack-ng
[04:45] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: five things ticked in user privildges?
[04:45] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: now what?
[04:45] <ykphuah> rafaelsoaresbr: thanks, reading it now
[04:46] <Exxon> alright guys..
[04:46] <celeritas> Chak82: figures, Gnome has conflicting key bindings. try releasing the rhythmbox binding are don't use it at all: there are alternatives
[04:46] <Steve1804> Brother MFC-495CW scanner not found in ubuntu 10.04
[04:46] <theadmin> Sometimes, I get "unable to mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/weird-code-here on /" on boot times, however I still am able to run fsck somehow from the prompt I get. Any ideas HOW it does this magic?
[04:46] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yeah?
[04:47] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: administrator the system and such?
[04:47] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: false, all of them are ticked, except for "use audio devices", since it's 'administrator' type account - it hadsome setup aafter the install but I reset it to administrator type when making the second user..
[04:47] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: so not just 5
[04:47] <kreppnar> anyone here have a Creative Zen W player that they use in ubuntu?
[04:48] <Kamilion> theadmin: on the uuid map or the underlying devicename? (/dev/sdX)
[04:48] <Steve1804> Having problem setting up brother MFC-495CW printer on Ubuntu 10.04
[04:48] <celeritas> theadmin, have you tried changing the fstab to using the sd0 format instead of uuid?
[04:48] <rafaelsoaresbr> ykphuah, with apt-proxy you don't need to manually copy packages to each machine. it's a great tool.
[04:48] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: oh right yeah you went in there yourself and did some stuff
[04:48] <ykphuah> rafaelsoaresbr: if I already have the packages, can I set up apt-proxy on my own machine?
[04:48] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: well go to the other user account like that
[04:48] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: yes, when making second user, I didn't go to advanced settings,I just set that aaccount to be of type'administrator'
[04:48] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: and give it the things you want it to have
[04:49] <theadmin> Kamilion, celeritas: Well, fsck fixes it (it actually happens because of a faulty CMOS battery, it's "timestamp is in the future")
[04:49] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I would like to know what the default setup is since I have no idea what some of these checkboxes stand for
[04:49] <theadmin> Kamilion, celeritas: The device it complains of is /dev/sda1 (which is my /)
[04:50] <rafaelsoaresbr> ykphuah, yes, you can also copy /var/cache/apt/archives from others machines to yours
[04:50] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: my vm is actsaully alpha 1 of what will become the next Ubuntu, but  very similar to 10.04, and for this I guess its exactly the same
[04:50] <Sereph> how can i edit the places menu?
[04:50] <theadmin> Sereph: You can't, it's dynamic. Well, apart from adding Nautilus bookmarks
[04:50] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: can you tell me what setup you see there?
[04:50] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yep
[04:51] <Sereph> theadmin: well what does it pick up the things in it from
[04:51] <ms2204> why my CUPS can not auto start ?
[04:51] <theadmin> Sereph: Apart from bookmarks, which is supposed to be ~/.gtk-bookmarks file, no idea
[04:51] <Sereph> theadmin: i added things to fstab and mounted them in /mnt but it doesnt see them...
[04:51] <acerimmer> Sereph: Go to one of your places the Bookmarks>Edit/Add Bookmarks
[04:51] <jnewman9838> Hi all - I have what seems like a super-newbie question, but I just haven't been able to figure it out.  Is there anyway to watch quicktime vidoes on apple.com?  I have mplayer, but can't seem to get the website to actually send me the .mov file
[04:52] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: ok this is what is ticked,  altough I don't feel like typing the whole lot, so this will give you the idea
[04:52] <ykphuah> rafaelsoaresbr: does that means the other machine have to disable all the software sources?
[04:52] <ykphuah> rafaelsoaresbr: besides the apt-proxy:9999
[04:52] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: like does "administer the system" mean that the user can install things without sudo pw, or is it needed in anyway?
[04:52] <theadmin> jnewman9838: If you have the VLC plugin for Firefox (should install with VLC AFAIK), use it, it plays those .mov things fine
[04:52] <sebsebseb> gryllida1:  I mean not using full names, you'll see what I mean
[04:52] <gryllida1> ok
[04:52] <rafaelsoaresbr> ykphuah, yes, others machines will access your machine to get packages.
[04:53] <celeritas> theadmin: maybe its complaining because it has a duplicate entry for / under sda1 first and then the uuid, making the second mount to root impossible
[04:53] <Kamilion> theadmin: hmm, the only "magic" I know of is blkid
[04:53] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: access external storage, administrate system,  config printers,  mon system logs,  share files local network, use cd room, use modem.    ok thats more than five, tehre were two towards bottom as well
[04:53] <theadmin> celeritas: It's not. It's complaining cuz time got erased and it thought I'm in 80's lol
[04:53] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: now most  all of it you could have checked really I guess
[04:53] <sebsebseb> most or all
[04:54] <theadmin> celeritas: "Last mount is too far in the future"
[04:54] <Sereph> acerimmer: I want it to notice the Hard drives...
[04:54] <dde> can anyone get this thing to load on 10.04???: http://www.bat.org/play/batclient
[04:54] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: ok. butdoes "administer the system" mean that the user can install things without sudo pw, or is it needed in anyway?
[04:54] <acerimmer> Sereph: should do that by default...
[04:54] <celeritas> theadmin: i though the uuid was not related to the time
[04:54] <theadmin> gryllida1: User's password will be still required
[04:54] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: I think you just got to press ok  after you got admin system, and things will be ok.  unless you got to change the groups your other user has access to as well
[04:54] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: and which of them is to add the user to sudoers group
[04:54] <Kamilion> theadmin: Y'know what would be REALLY freaking useful? grub2 has network support -- someone should write an ntp client for it so grub2 can set the time from a server if an invalid system date's set on the hwclock.
[04:55] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: administrate system should do that
[04:55] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Hello every 1 i am having trouble with audio on firefox like youtube it plays flash but no audio but audio is working on move player
[04:55] <theadmin> Kamilion: Not like it will be able to connect anyway, I need NM to do that for me :/
[04:55] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I think I'll just make it be 'administrator' and log into it again
[04:55] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: check other account after changes, before getting rid of one your in now, of course
[04:55] <con-man> celeritas, http://pastebin.ca/1878841
[04:55] <Sereph> acerimmer: only the ones that are automounted by clicking them in that menu. if mounted from fstab or manually they dont.
[04:55] <con-man> celeritas, any better?
[04:55] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: change settings for other account like this, and it should be fine
[04:55] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: or, rather, just delete it and use this one
[04:55] <Sereph> dde: yes
[04:56] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: or make a new account, and then give it these permissions
[04:56] <Sereph> dde: if by run you mean launch it
[04:56] <Kamilion> theadmin: it would work for most standard ethernet/dhcp infrastructure... orrrrr you could just replace the laptop's rtc battery.
[04:56] <dde> Sereph, what could be wrong with my system that it doesnt load it?
[04:56] <dde> yes launch
[04:56] <dde> its a java app
[04:56] <theadmin> Kamilion: :D Well, it failed only once so far so whatever
[04:56] <Sereph> dde: do you have java installed?
[04:56] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: where do I set root passwor?
[04:56] <dde> a game
[04:56] <theadmin> gryllida1: Don't do that.
[04:56] <codebrainz> Kamilion, that's actually a cool idea ... i bet it wouldn't be too hard to add
[04:56] <h00k> !root | gryllida1
[04:56] <ykphuah> rafaelsoaresbr: thanks a lot!
[04:57] <theadmin> Kamilion: Well, it's not ethernet/dhcp, it's a VPN ISP.
[04:57] <snowrichard> there is no spoon
[04:57] <snowrichard> lol
[04:57] <Sereph> sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[04:57] <Kamilion> codebrainz: Hey, go pitch it to a grub SoC student!
[04:57] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: root password in Ubuntu is something else...
[04:57] <rafaelsoaresbr> ykphuah, you're welcome
[04:57] <Sereph> snowrichard: yes i saw that too
[04:57] <dde> Sereph, i believe so, otherwise i wouldnt get the error message in terminal: "cannot open jar: No such file"
[04:57] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: the idea is to use sudo instead of root
[04:57] <celeritas> con-man, i see the module is loaded in the kernel but its not actually using it
[04:57] <sebsebseb> !sudo | gryllida1
[04:57] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: whenever I install an app, it asks me for a password
[04:57] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: whenever I install an app, it asks me for a password -where do I set it?
[04:57] <Kamilion> gryllida1: Don't set a root password. The root account has no password and is disabled for direct logins.
[04:57] <Sereph> dde: well I just ran it from browser
[04:57] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yes it asks for the user account password, the one in the sudo file
[04:57] <Sereph> gryllida1: that is your password
[04:57] <theadmin> gryllida1: It's your user password.
[04:57] <con-man> celeritas, now what?
[04:57] <dde> Sereph, how?
[04:58] <Kamilion> gryllida1: the idea is to have a log of which account requested root access for 'task X'
[04:58] <codebrainz> Kamilion, how would it know what settings to use?  just try dhcp on all interfaces, or a static option in grub.conf?
[04:58] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: you can change it in that app as well I guess, but I would use the  termianl to change the password :)
[04:58] <Sereph> had the option to open with java or save it
[04:58] <Sereph> dde: doy ou have sun java or openjdk?
[04:58] <dde> Sereph, both
[04:58] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: or recovery modes root prompt if forgotton and can't log in to Ubuntu at all :D
[04:58] <codebrainz> Kamilion, i haven't played with grub2 networking at all
[04:58] <jasonmchristos> someone please help me out with festival on karmic http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1501212
[04:58] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: now that your not in your second account, you can easily change the password for it
[04:58] <Kamilion> codebrainz: Unfortunately, I think grub2 requires a pxe stack for the network support during boot time.
[04:58] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: so whenever I install a new app, I just put current user's password?
[04:59] <Sereph> dde: which one is it running with
[04:59] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: yes you put in the password for the user that is set up to use sudo
[04:59] <celeritas> con-man try pulling the 8169 files out of the modules directory
[04:59] <Kamilion> or at least an undi driver
[04:59] <con-man> celeritas, I have no idea what that means
[04:59] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: and was telling you how to set it up so your other account will be able to use sudo
[04:59] <dde> Sereph, i dont know. how do i find out
[04:59] <codebrainz> Kamilion, you could do it early in the kernel, but would slow it way down on boot, so only if absolutely needed
[04:59] <Sereph> anyone else know how to do this?
[04:59] <Sereph> I only have sun java
[05:00] <Kamilion> but yeah, if grub2 can get an UNDI driver loaded for your card, it should be able to dhcp and attempt a NTP sync against A: the NTP option field in the DHCP response, or B: pool.ntp.org
[05:00] <Sereph> dde: i have this choose-java is aliased to `c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done'
[05:00] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: are you happy with the user name of the other account
[05:00] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: or do you want a new user name as well?
[05:00] <gryllida1> no
[05:00] <codebrainz> Kamilion, i saw a bunch of net drivers somewhere in grub's source iirc
[05:00] <gryllida1> that's fine
[05:00] <Kamilion> they come from gpxe (was etherboot)
[05:00] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I made the second user be 'administrator' and will just log into it
[05:01] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: so  done the graphical stuff now for the other account yes?
[05:01] <gryllida1> and use it
[05:01] <dde> Sereph, do i enter that into the terminal? could you put in quotes what i have to enter exactly?
[05:01] <Sereph> dde: that is in my .bash_profile
[05:01] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: right, but you want the password changed?
[05:01] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I made it be admin, it has everything except for audio device usage ticked
[05:01] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: you can have both accounts, and they both can do sudo, doesn't matter
[05:01] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: why would I change the password?
[05:01] <celeritas> con-man, modprobe the r8169 module out
[05:01] <Kamilion> Well, more to the point, grub2's networking (network *booting*) support is accomplished by pretty much just embedding gpxe.
[05:01] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: I thought you wanted to, you put something earlier
[05:02] <gryllida1> sebsebseb: I'll keep the 1st account to log into it as a way of recovery in case the second user account breaks
[05:02] <Sereph> dde: put in .bash_profile "alias choose-java=`c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done'"
[05:02] <celeritas> con-man, should be something like modprobe -r r8169
[05:02] <sebsebseb> gryllida1: ok sure
[05:02] <theadmin> Hey - there is this weird network-manager feature/bug which makes it run only for a single user and this is VERY annoying (only one user can use the net at same time :/)
[05:02] <Sereph> without the double quotes on the ends
[05:02] <dde> Sereph, where is .bash_profile?
[05:03] <Sereph> dde: in your home directory generally, it may not exist though
[05:03] <hufx> jasonmchristos:    u seem to have a LOT  of dependcy problems!
[05:04] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: That actually sounds like a feature that upstream grub might be willing to add. You should propose it.
[05:04] <T1750> whats the best GUI disk space usage visualiser
[05:04] <T1750> i notice most of the ones in linux wont show files which is annoying
[05:04] <h00k> T1750: There is Disk Usage Analyzer
[05:04] <theadmin> T1750: Baobab is good enough IMO
[05:05] <theadmin> T1750: Default one
[05:05] <spenguin[work]> hey anyone using kernel 2.6.33 on a thinkpad x201?
[05:05] <hufx> T1750: Guparted will show all
[05:05] <Kamilion> Normally it's impolite to propose features like that without at least offering some token code that can be improved upon.
[05:05] <spenguin[work]> or anyone using a thinkpad x201
[05:05] <rafaelsoaresbr> T1750, press <Alt><F2> then: gksu baobab
[05:05] <Kamilion> And unfortunately; I'm a full time sysadmin so I don't really have time to code or support said code.
[05:05] <theadmin> rafaelsoaresbr: It doesn't need sudo AFAIK
[05:05] <dde> Sereph, that didn't fix it
[05:05] <kreppnar> can i get some help with a Creative Zen W player please?
[05:05] <codebrainz> Kamilion, include/grub/net.h looks like a dummy template where someone has started on getting actual networking working
[05:06] <rafaelsoaresbr> theadmin, it does not work well without admin privilegies
[05:06] <guillermo> hello, my usb was ruined by some windows virus and it changed the file system label to something that mounted looks like thiss:
[05:06] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: hi?
[05:06] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: hi
[05:06] <codebrainz> Kamilion, "FIXME: How to abstract networks? More consideration is necessary."
[05:06] <guillermo> ^Mu(N_
[05:06] <doormat81> Could someone tell me the simplest way to update python to 3.0?
[05:06] <guillermo> that is the name of the folder in the mount folder
[05:06] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Hello every 1 i am having trouble with audio on firefox like youtube it plays flash but no audio but audio is working on move player
[05:06] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Hello every 1 i am having trouble with audio on firefox like youtube it plays flash but no audio but audio is working on move player
[05:06] <guillermo> how can i unmount the usb fil system
[05:07] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> oops sry
[05:07] <Kamilion> codebrainz: My point :)  I don't exactly have the time to tinker with it, sadly.
[05:07] <Sereph> dde: you have to do "source .bash_profile" from terminal
[05:07] <celeritas> guillermo: umount the mount point
[05:07] <theadmin> guillermo: Heh, easy as nothing :D sudo umount '^Mu(N_'
[05:07] <T1750> thanks for all tips
[05:07] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: I'm in second account, it's administrator type now, works as expected; how do I install 'sage' math engineering app here? I tried to look for it in software centre, results are more than weird
[05:07] <guillermo> it says it doen't find that directory
[05:07] <Sereph> guillermo: umount mountpoint
[05:07] <sebsebseb> guillermo: uhmm
[05:07] <sebsebseb> guillermo: wrong one
[05:07] <guillermo> like the ^ character is invalid
[05:07] <theadmin> guillermo: Uh wait
[05:07] <guillermo> hm i'll try with the mountpoint
[05:07] <theadmin> sudo umount '/media/^Mu(N_' - run this
[05:07] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: uhmm
[05:07] <Kamilion> codebrainz: but I'll drop by the upstream wiki and throw the idea out there
[05:08] <codebrainz> Kamilion, i probably have the time, but lack the interest and probably the know-how (i am writing a bootloader but it's not fancy like grub2)
[05:08] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: thats propritary software isn't it?
[05:08] <Kamilion> ... Um... Why are you writing a bootloader?
[05:08] <hufx> 100% Psychedelic Trance - Get your stomp on!
[05:08] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> oops sry
[05:08] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> oops sry
[05:08] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Hello every 1 i am having trouble with audio on firefox like youtube it plays flash but no audio but audio is working on move player
[05:08] <FloodBot4> Ubuntu_and_Coffe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:08] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes 'sage' is software
[05:08] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: right yeah, but
[05:09] <T1750> hufx: I'm confused how do i browse in gparted?
[05:09] <theadmin> Gryllida: Is it FOSS?
[05:09] <frobisher> How do you change the background in Lucid.
[05:09] <Gryllida> theadmin: I think so, but idk
[05:09] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: do you know what opensource is?  Do you know what freesoftware is no I don't mean  freeware like in Windows?  Do you know what propritary software means?
[05:09] <theadmin> frobisher: ...Right click the desktop, change background
[05:09] <R3cur51v3> Where is the human-readable option for the "sort" command?
[05:09] <R3cur51v3> It seems to not exist on Ubuntu.
[05:09] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and I guess you don't know what FOSS means?
[05:09] <rafaelsoaresbr> anyone using GPT instead of MBR?
[05:09] <dde> Sereph, bash: .bash_profile: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching ``'
[05:09] <dde> bash: .bash_profile: line 2: syntax error: unexpected end of file
[05:09]  * T1750 goes with theh gneom one
[05:10] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: thats ok your new
[05:10] <Kamilion> guillermo: what's the device name? /dev/sdr?
[05:10] <T1750> its almost good enuf
[05:10] <hufx> T1750:  its an app ! that will show u ur partitions
[05:10] <T1750> they should add file support
[05:10] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: don't feel embarrassed or something to answer those questions with a no
[05:10] <h0rnman> does anyone have a (semi) permanent solution to the nm-applet issue with power saving on a USB wlan?
[05:10] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sage_(mathematics_software) # Sage (mathematics software), open-source mathematics software system written in Python
[05:10] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: is it absent in the repo?
[05:10] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: oh right it is open source
[05:10] <hagabaka> is there a way to automatically install dbg packages for libraries used by a program? the program is not in a package
[05:10] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: is it made for Linux?
[05:10] <codebrainz> R3cur51v3, -V
[05:10] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: no idea
[05:10] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: let me look
[05:10] <sebsebseb> !info sage
[05:11] <Kamilion> it's made for python, so yes
[05:11] <celeritas> guillermo: running mount will show you the mounted devices, then run umount /dev/yourdevice
[05:11] <doormat81> So apparently I have all versions of python installed, but it defaults to 2.6.  How can I make 3.1 the default?
[05:11] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: its not in the repo at least not with the sage name according to the bot
[05:11] <con-man> celeritas, you want the new pastebin after my restart cause that busticated my intartubes
[05:11] <frobisher> ThankX threadmin.
[05:11] <guillermo> ubuntu mounts the usb "weirdly"
[05:11] <Kamilion> guillermo: You can use Disk Utility to relabel a partition on your USB stick.
[05:11] <guillermo> but i thikn i did it
[05:11] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: sage is uhmm something else as well,  I think, accounting software for Windows or something
[05:11] <guillermo> with the mountpoint thank.
[05:11] <guillermo> s
[05:11] <celeritas> con-man, ever onward
[05:12] <dde> Sereph, bash: .bash_profile: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching ``'
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> corebrainz, thansk
[05:12] <dde> bash: .bash_profile: line 2: syntax error: unexpected end of file
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> codebrainz, thanks
[05:12] <celeritas> con-man, sorry to hear about your tubes
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> dde, that means you have an error in your .bash_profile
[05:12] <codebrainz> R3cur51v3, np.  just do man thecommand for the options
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> codebrainz, yeah. I'm used to some other version  that has a -h option
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> codebrainz, I searched for "human" in the manpage
[05:12] <R3cur51v3> codebrainz, but I didn't actually read the whole thing
[05:13] <codebrainz> R3cur51v3, yea, i was looking for 'natural sort' having coded one in python a while back
[05:13] <Sereph> dde: alias 'choose-java'='c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done'
[05:13] <jasonmchristos> hufx no dependancy problems its installed the script just wouldnt run right
[05:13] <con-man> celeritas, http://pastebin.ca/1878844
[05:13] <Sereph> dde: sorry pasted it wrong
[05:13] <jasonmchristos> now synaptic shows dependancy problems but festival is installed
[05:14] <hufx> T1750:  Guparted is an appp     who have lost ne now¬¬
[05:15] <FreetodrinkSR> Hello, I need some help. I was the guest earlier that was having grub problems. I chrooted into my linux partition, updated grab, but at the end it cannot find the list of partitions. What do I need to do now?
[05:15] <theadmin> Allright, I know that this isn't really supported here, but I'm building a custom version of Ubuntu. If i'll keep teh repos, will it receive updates from Ubuntu?
[05:15] <ohayo> Why do you kids seem to think Open Source software is so great? Proprietary software is made by professional software developers with real skills, while your GNU stuff is made by neckbeards living in their parents basements. You seem to think that software is made better by everyone being able to look at, and modify the source code of it. How many of you have actually contributed to a proper open source project? Not many I bet. So what ...
[05:15] <marcolus36> hi anybody out there had any success getting sony vaio graphics working properly with lucid? Mine won't work with nvidia graphics
[05:15] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: ok wikipedia page says platform Python
[05:15] <ohayo> ... is so great about being able to view the source code of your programs if you're not going to do anything with it? Anyway, quit bragging about your crappy GNU stuff and leave software development to the professional engineers.
[05:15] <hufx> jasonmchristos:    opps     Guparted is an appp     who have lost ne now¬¬
[05:15] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: so its a program that works in a web browser as well?  seems so according to brief look at the wekipedia page
[05:15] <Sereph> ohayo: nobody is making you use it
[05:15] <jasonmchristos> its just fstival
[05:15] <ohayo> Sereph: true, that's why I use amazing mIRC
[05:15] <ohayo> written by pro coders
[05:15] <Sereph> ohayo: then why are you here...
[05:16] <theadmin> ohayo: And I bet you use Windows too :P
[05:16] <ohayo> yes I do
[05:16] <theadmin> ohayo: What on earth are you doin' here then
[05:16] <Sereph> theadmin: hes trolling..
[05:16] <kalangas> hola
[05:16] <ohayo> Just wondering why you chose to use crappy programs
[05:16] <R3cur51v3> !feedingthetrolls
[05:16] <ohayo> Windows is amazing and written by pro coders
[05:16] <codebrainz> ohayo, most foss is written by professionals as well, see linux, python, and most other big projects
[05:16] <theadmin> ohayo: They are NOT crappy. Basta.
[05:16] <theadmin> codebrainz: Don't feed him
[05:16] <Zhwazi> So is FreeBSD :)
[05:16] <codebrainz> sorry
[05:16] <sebsebseb> !trolling | ohayo
[05:16] <Zhwazi> But yeah, wtf Linux
[05:16] <guillermo> i ran fdisk in my usb device . when i make it display the partitions in the usb, it prints various mistakes
[05:16] <rafaelsoaresbr> hehe
[05:16] <kalangas> hi
[05:16] <theadmin> ubottu: ops | ohayo
[05:17] <ohayo> rude
[05:17] <R3cur51v3> ??
[05:17] <sebsebseb> !language | Zhwazi
[05:17] <ohayo> I am not an emergency
[05:17] <R3cur51v3> This is not really an emergency, he's just a trolling idiot.
[05:17] <Zhwazi> :/
[05:17] <guillermo> saying some partitions has distinct physic/logic endings
[05:17] <guillermo> :-/
[05:17] <R3cur51v3> Still, he ought to be kb'd.
[05:17] <guillermo> how can i fix that
[05:17] <T1750> anyone know a command line copy utility or pipe sequence with progress bar? rsync --progress spamming is annoying id just like a tidy 0 to 100%
[05:17] <theadmin> R3cur51v3: Well, this trigger is mainly fired on spammers/trolls
[05:17] <Sereph> R3cur51v3: you saying you'll miss him?
[05:17] <maco> ohayo: windows discussion is offtopic here. go to ##windows
[05:17] <ohayo> right
[05:17] <jasonmchristos> someone help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1501212
[05:17] <ohayo> enjoy your crappy software anyways guys
[05:17] <celeritas> con-man: modprobe -c | grep eth0 should give you the current module loaded on the card
[05:17] <codebrainz> what a tard
[05:18] <Beyondinferno> hey codebrainz
[05:18] <codebrainz> yo
[05:18] <nits> trying to hash check using btdownloadcurses i get this error
[05:18] <nits> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446445/
[05:18] <con-man> celeritas, eth1 actually, but rgr that
[05:18] <Sereph> coulda sworn i saw hook recently
[05:18]  * maco raises hand as someone who has contributed to an open source project, for the record (even though ohayo's gone)
[05:18] <theadmin> Sereph: He's here.
[05:18] <marcolus36> hi anybody out there had any success getting sony vaio graphics working properly with lucid?  I have mysql installed but I was wondering if there is an amazing easy guide or site out there to install say lamp with working dns so I can add ns1/ns2 domain.com and also even be able to do dns subdomains like s2.domain.com to other ips and such............ =)
[05:19] <R3cur51v3> Half of this channel is retarded...
[05:20] <FreetodrinkSR> Hey, can I get internet connection through chroot in a terminal?
[05:20] <Zhwazi> Only half?
[05:20] <h00k> ubottu: tell R3cur51v3 about Guidelines
[05:20] <R3cur51v3> (not talking about anyone in particular)
[05:20] <R3cur51v3> h00k, sorry
[05:20] <Zhwazi> Get an internet connection through a chroot? Like form a chrooted environment? Yes.
[05:20] <con-man> I predict someone gets op status
[05:20] <R3cur51v3> Won't do that again.
[05:20] <Zhwazi> Make sure you have /etc/resolv.conf configured.
[05:20] <kzona1600> hi
[05:20] <soreau> FreetodrinkSR: You need the internet working for the os you're chrooting from
[05:20] <nomad> hi all,where is the script folder located for xchat?
[05:21] <h0rnman> Does anyone have any thoughts on how to get wireless working properly on Lucid using a rt73usb driver?   My boss fixed it about 2 weeks ago then I updated something and broke
[05:21] <marcolus36> it
[05:21] <soreau> nomad: ~/.xchat2 <-- just put them directly in this folder
[05:21] <kzona1600> Hey, what is this program normally used for?
[05:21] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: however Ubuntu uses a lot of Python
[05:21] <celeritas> con-man, let's try to blacklist the r8169 module and force the kernel to use the r8168 module for the nic
[05:21] <maco> theadmin: yay translators!
[05:21] <codebrainz> Ubuntu_and_Coffe, np
[05:21] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: and wikipedia said platform Python, however not been on the offical site yet
[05:21] <Kamilion> sad thing was, ohayo was a fedora user (CTCP versioned him, x-chat on FC13)
[05:22] <marcolus36> soreau: and we can't remember exactly what the fix was.
[05:22] <con-man> celeritas, how do we do that
[05:22] <kzona1600> lol
[05:22] <maco> Kamilion: hahaha
[05:22] <doormat81> So apparently I have all versions of python installed, but it defaults to 2.6.  How can I make 3.1 the default?
[05:22] <maco> doormat81: thatll likely break a lot of stuff...
[05:22] <maco> doormat81: python2 and python3 are *NOT* compatible
[05:22] <celeritas> con-man, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=166624 obviously not the pc speakers. use r8169 instead
[05:22] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: ok wikipedia also says its cross platform :)
[05:22] <codebrainz> doormat81, you probably don't want to do that
[05:22] <rafaelsoaresbr> Fedora huh?
[05:23] <soreau> marcolus36: Well you have a few options. 1) You can look in your X log to see if you notice anything obvious 2) You can pastebin it so others can view it 3) Ask in #nouveau (they probably will want your X log too) 4) Google some guide for installing the proprietary nvidia driver
[05:23] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: ok read that wrong,  operating system cross platform,  platform python
[05:23] <nomad> soreau sorry for the noob question but is that in places home or where?
[05:23] <dde> Sereph, i keep getting like 40 errors telling me all these files dont exist
[05:23] <doormat81> maco, however, I'm trying to learn python programming and the book I'm reading uses 3.1.  I need to enter 'python3.1' every time to run my code?
[05:23] <con-man> celeritas, Im really tired but you've done so much, I will pick this up later
[05:23] <con-man> celeritas, you da man
[05:23] <milton> hello
[05:23] <codebrainz> marcolus36, my vaio graphics work fine, but i have the ati (on purpose)  :)
[05:23] <con-man> celeritas, keep up the good work my friend
[05:23] <celeritas> con-man, hope it works out
[05:24] <nits> get this error wen i try to hash check a torrent http://paste.ubuntu.com/446445/ please help needed
[05:24] <soreau> nomad: ~/ means $HOME, which will be the equivalent of /home/$USER
[05:24] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: their download/install instructions are overkill at their website
[05:24] <codebrainz> doormat81, i think you can use virtualenv for this
[05:24] <Sereph> soreau: it also means $HOME
[05:24] <Kamilion> doormat81: You can use a hashbang line to specify the interpreter -- #!/usr/bin/python3.1
[05:24] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: no they aren't
[05:24] <kzona1600> lol
[05:24] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: you would have to compile it from source though for Ubuntu or any other Linux distribution it seems
[05:24] <soreau> Sereph: isn't that what i said?
[05:24] <milton> hey anyone know how to connect to a mac out of xubuntu
[05:24] <dde> Sereph, i keep getting like 40 errors telling me all these files dont exist
[05:24] <milton> using an ethernet
[05:24] <Sereph> oops my bad
[05:25] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: what is it your second day on Ubuntu?
[05:25] <nomad> thank you very much soreau and Sereph
[05:25] <milton> ive had it bout a week
[05:25] <jasonmchristos> can someone teach me how to upstream the installation script error in the karmic festival package
[05:25] <jasonmchristos> se http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1501212
[05:25] <marcolus36> soreau: thanks, http://pastebin.org/317501 for my log files.
[05:25] <doormat81> Kamilion, ah, that'll work.  Didn't realize so much had changed between v2 and v3.  But is 3 becoming the standard or should I focus on learning 2.6 instead?
[05:25] <Sereph> dde: not entirely sure whats not existing.... but i dont know any other way to do it
[05:25] <maco> doormat81: you could put the path to 3.1 in your #! and then use ./myprog.py instead of using the "python" command
[05:25] <kzona1600> how many people are here? jeeze
[05:25] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: yes second day.
[05:25] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: most programs you can get from the repos,  easilly downoad and install them, but not everything
[05:25] <theadmin> doormat81: They say it's not ready yet
[05:25] <h00k> kzona1600: lots :)
[05:25] <tabmaw_has_AIDS> it's true
[05:25] <Sereph> dde: try this... alias 'choose-java'='c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done'
[05:25] <dde> this is reall TICKING ME OFF
[05:25] <marcolus36> codebrainz, thanks ;-) not sure how that helps but ... yeah.
[05:26] <Sereph> er...
[05:26] <tabmaw_has_AIDS> I got a postcard from him
[05:26] <kzona1600> this is really insane
[05:26] <kzona1600> im new to this
[05:26] <tabmaw_has_AIDS> cause we had boned
[05:26] <doormat81> theadmin, but still worth learning it if this is my first venture into linux programming?
[05:26] <T1750> wow i forgot how cool midnight commander is
[05:26] <T1750> :)
[05:26] <soreau> FreetodrinkSR: Please don't pm me
[05:26] <Sereph> dde: try this... c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done
[05:26] <maco> doormat81: py2 isnt going away any time soon. they're going to be developed in parallel
[05:26] <Kamilion> doormat81: "Both" -- the differences with 3.x and 2.6 are fairly minor; and some of the 3.x syntax is already being backported to 2.6. Keep in mind, most of the embedded python interpreters you'll run across will be 2.5 or 2.6 based.
[05:26] <FreetodrinkSR> Gotcha.
[05:26] <theadmin> doormat81: I'm learning Python2... goes fine so far
[05:26] <kzona1600> O_O
[05:26] <codebrainz> marcolus36, hehee.  sorry
[05:26] <Corruption> Hallö
[05:26] <nomad> /home/nomad/.xchat2   so just add my script into that folder ?
[05:26] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: I don't tend to compile programs for Ubuntu, install from source, its not that difficult to do,  but guideing complete newbies to do that hrm
[05:26] <soreau> FreetodrinkSR: So you're chrooting. From what to what? (elaborate0
[05:26] <nomad> sounds too easy
[05:26] <Kane_Hart> good evening. I have mysql installed but I was wondering if there is an amazing easy guide or site out there to install say lamp with working dns so I can add ns1/ns2 domain.com and also even be able to do dns subdomains like s2.domain.com to other ips and such............ =)
[05:26]  * Sereph hides from h00k
[05:26] <hufx> T1750: MC really rocks
[05:27] <kzona1600> and i thought i was smart with computers, i think i still have a shit load to learn, O_o
[05:27] <T1750> hufx: i hadn't used it in about like 10 years
[05:27] <FreetodrinkSR> soreau: Ubuntu Live CD to Ubuntu Partition. I need to update/re-install grub.
[05:27] <codebrainz> Kane_Hart, see google.com
[05:27] <sebsebseb> Ok so Gryllida wants to install sage however it seems he would have to install from source,  and its only his second day with Ubuntu, anyone want to help him?
[05:27] <Jordan_U> doormat81: I would personally just learn python 3
[05:27] <T1750> installed it because i wanted a progress bar and had a look around, it's awesome
[05:27] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: ok I'll do it, no problem
[05:27] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: I want to go soon in fact
[05:27] <doormat81> Kamilion, maco, theadmin, well the app I'm planning to develop is only for my use so I should be good, right?
[05:27] <wise_crypt> !lamp | Kane_Hart
[05:27] <codebrainz> why am i recommending google, i hate google now
[05:27] <theadmin> doormat81: Yeah, then
[05:27] <Corruption> Iḿ using Windows 7; Does anybody know how to Dual-Boot Ubuntu with it?
[05:27] <dde> Sereph, c: command not found
[05:27] <kzona1600> i do
[05:27] <hufx> T1750: Its wasent around 10 yrs ago!
[05:27] <Kamilion> doormat81: yep! Still a good idea to be aware of the differences though.
[05:28]  * Sereph is lost
[05:28] <doormat81> Okay... thank you everyone ( Jordan_U, theadmin, maco Kamilion)
[05:28] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: no problem, just I did not know why it was absent in the repo, I'll handle it I think
[05:28] <kzona1600> ive done it without wubi
[05:28] <theadmin> Corruption: Sure thing, uh, do you have Win7 or Ubuntu installed now?
[05:28] <sebsebseb> if anyone wants to help  Gryllida  install sage from source feel free to,  only his second day with Ubuntu, and I want to go soon. http://www.sagemath.org/download.html
[05:28] <T1750> hufx: yes it was it was called NORTON commander :P
[05:28] <wise_crypt> !grub2 | Corruption
[05:28] <Corruption> Windows 7
[05:28] <Jordan_U> FreetodrinkSR: Follow this guide: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[05:28] <kzona1600> Windows 8
[05:28] <T1750> hufx: they are of course not the same but close enuf
[05:28] <CaptainTrek> !offtopic
[05:28] <Kamilion> doormat81: Python is a slippery path: once you understand the meat of it, you'll start running across it everywhere.
[05:28] <theadmin> Corruption: Great, just repartition the hard drive, put Ubuntu on the second partition and you're free to go
[05:28] <Sereph> dde: should work just fine. it works for me
[05:29] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: there might be instructions in the download, you extract it,  and then run a few commands, to install basicalley
[05:29] <kzona1600> lol im still on Ubuntu 7.04
[05:29] <hufx> T1750: yeah bit that was for windoz folks
[05:29] <FreetodrinkSR> Jordan_U: I'll try it, thank you.
[05:29] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: thank you for the user account explanation, I develop firefox addons, not that I'm completely new to technical things, just it'd be a bit slow
[05:29] <Sereph> dde: what shell do you use?
[05:29] <h0rnman> Does anyone have any thoughts on how to get wireless working properly on Lucid using a rt73usb driver?  My current situation is an unstable connection until I disable wireless, manually set power setting to off (iwconfig) and then reenable wireless
[05:29] <dde> Sereph, gnome terminal
[05:29] <Jordan_U> FreetodrinkSR: You're welcome
[05:29] <Corruption> I used the Disk management utility to partition 20 Gb of it; but When I get to step 5 I believe it is during installation; I don´t know exactly what to set it to.
[05:29] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: sometimes it can be a good idea to download some programs that help with  compliing as well
[05:29] <theadmin> Corruption: Excuse me?
[05:29] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: well some account stuff I left out, since wasn't that relivent for the issue
[05:30] <h00k> kzona1600: that version isn't supported anymore
[05:30] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: if at all
[05:30] <sebsebseb> !7.04 | kzona1600
[05:30] <Ubuntu_and_Coffe> Codebrainzed can i add u seem to no alot about ubuntu i need a good refresh if u dont want to be jsut say no its fine
[05:30] <kzona1600> lol I Know i did it just to piss my dad off LMAO
[05:30] <kzona1600> he hates 7.04
[05:30] <CaptainTrek> !language | kzona1600
[05:30] <Sereph> dde: that isnt your shell thats a terminal emulator
[05:30] <theadmin> Corruption: Go to specify partitions manually, choose that partition you made for Ubuntu, reformat it to ext4 and set / as mount point. Then, mount all other partitions somewhere under /media... like /media/1 etc
[05:30] <sebsebseb> kzona1600: yes its no longer supported by security updates
[05:30] <sebsebseb> kzona1600: time to upgrade really
[05:31] <kzona1600> i know that
[05:31] <Sereph> dde: tell me what echo $SHELL says
[05:31] <kzona1600> i did it to make my dad mad
[05:31] <wise_crypt> !install | Corruption
[05:31] <kzona1600> lawl
[05:31] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: oh right well if you done Firefox add ons, you will probably be alright compileing from source
[05:31] <sebsebseb> !compile | Gryllida
[05:31] <T1750> http://ivarch.com/programs/pv.shtml
[05:31] <Corruption> thx will try
[05:31] <T1750> how the hell does it know how long its gunna take
[05:32] <Sereph> !language | T1750
[05:32] <T1750> ah it doesn't i see now
[05:32] <Sereph> :)
[05:32] <T1750> ubottu: heck is bad language?
[05:32] <kzona1600> btw, i was wondering if any of you could help me with, the atheros AR5007EG wifi card with Ubuntu 10.04
[05:32] <T1750> people make up bad words just to have something to complain about
[05:32] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: I'll be using maxima for a while, and be trying to install the sagemath too.. thank you very much!
[05:32] <soreau_> marcolus36: It says it failed to init the nvidia kernel module. Can you check the output of 'lsmod|egrep "nouveau|nvidia"|grep -v grep' to see which module (if any) is loaded? If nouveau is loaded, blacklist it. If none or nvidia is loaded, reinstall the proprietary nvidia glx driver
[05:32] <soreau_> FreetodrinkSR: Ah, did you review the grub guide on chrooting?
[05:33] <celeritas> !language | T1750
[05:33] <kzona1600> it drops connection when i unplug the laptop power cable
[05:33] <celeritas> hehe
[05:33] <theadmin> Holy init! This channel is noisy today...
[05:33] <Kamilion> T1750: oooh, pv looks yummy for one of my scripts...
[05:33] <T1750> it's your channel i will follow your rules but dressing me down for h*** is crazy
[05:33] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: I don't know what maxima is?
[05:33] <hufx> T1750: lamguage please     Ive bin hit gefore!
[05:33] <T1750> HECK is banned to?
[05:33] <sebsebseb> T1750: theres a no swearing and such rule here
[05:33] <hufx> T1750: lamguage please     Ive bin hit b*efore!
[05:33] <Kamilion> T1750: Intent, not word.
[05:33] <dde> Sereph, /bin/bash
[05:33] <dsnyders> !backup
[05:33] <T1750> er
[05:33] <T1750> ok
[05:33] <celeritas> T1750, sereph
[05:33] <kzona1600> !
[05:34] <Sereph> celeritas: yes?
[05:34] <T1750> i'm prepared to put up with quite a bit of nonsense rules and beurocracy but in the uk we call that "jobsworth"
[05:34] <Kamilion> t1750: the intent is no swearing; thus all related words. Even the ones that are borderline :)
[05:34] <Sereph> dde: that command should work just fine.
[05:34] <dde> Sereph, what command?!
[05:34] <kzona1600> Can i have some help please?
[05:34] <Sereph> dde: c; for Java_Alternative in java keytool orbd rmid rmiregistry; do sudo update-alternatives --config "$Java_Alternative"; done
[05:35] <celeritas> Sereph, what other keywords does ubottu respond to. would !help work?
[05:35] <celeritas> !help
[05:35] <Sereph> celeritas: you can pm it
[05:35] <celeritas> ah
[05:35] <sebsebseb> !bot | celeritas
[05:35] <hufx> T1750: well in EIRE wel call it BS***
[05:36] <kzona1600> But idont really know how to use Xchat :(
[05:36] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: maxima is another math app
[05:36] <soreau> kzona1600: What do you need to do?
[05:36] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: oh right ok, that works on Linux or?  also thats cool you make Firefox add ons, such as,  well thats a bit off topic, could pm that though
[05:36] <Gryllida> kzona1600: #xchat ... and welcome to IRC :P
[05:37] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: I'm in maxima right now
[05:37] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: it's in the repo and works fine
[05:37] <kzona1600> i need to know why my wifi card keeps droping connection on the battery
[05:37] <kzona1600> thank you
[05:37] <Sereph> sebsebseb: Gryllida you can talk about offtopic in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:37] <Gryllida> !wifi
[05:37] <hufx> T1750 does PV work with http data?
[05:37] <sebsebseb> Sereph: yes, but I am not going there at the moment :)
[05:37] <ckhikuzad> how do i bind F1 to close in screen?
[05:37] <soreau> kzona1600: 'wifi card keeps droping connection on the battery' doesn't really make much sense. Can you elaborate?
[05:37] <Sereph> sebsebseb: why not I love it in there
[05:38] <sebsebseb> Sereph: well I don't like it much there
[05:38] <kzona1600> ok, well i have the Acer Aspire One, and i just put 10.04 on it
[05:38] <Sereph> hufx: he couldn't handle rules and left.
[05:38] <kzona1600> and everytime i have it run on the battery the wifi connection drops
[05:38] <kzona1600> like im not sure why
[05:39] <soreau> kzona1600: Ah, that's an interesting bug
[05:39] <hufx> Sereph: left?
[05:39] <ckhikuzad> seriously, i need to know how to bind a key to close (not an escape sequence)
[05:39] <ckhikuzad> in screen.
[05:39] <h0rnman> kzona1600, have you tried disabling power settings for your wireless card?
[05:39] <Sereph> hufx: -!- T1750<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has left #ubuntu []
[05:39] <kzona1600> THat it what i need to know how to do :(
[05:39] <kzona1600> please help
[05:40] <h0rnman> sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
[05:40] <kzona1600> terminal?
[05:40] <h0rnman> substitue wlan0 for the interface your wireless is on
[05:40] <h0rnman> and ye
[05:40] <h0rnman> *yes
[05:40] <hufx> Sereph: oh taat left!  hehe
[05:40] <T1750> and you can forget about me submitting those bug reports i was going to as well, your policy is excessive and damaging to freedom of speech kids don't explode when they hear an intention to curse
[05:40] <soreau> kzona1600: Only if, iwcoonfig reports your wifi interface as 'wlan0;
[05:40] <soreau> 'wlan0'
[05:41] <soreau> iwconfig*
[05:41] <kzona1600> how do i check that
[05:41] <hufx> Sereph: left?
[05:41] <celeritas> ckhikuzad: xmodmap?
[05:41] <soreau> kzona1600: Simply run 'iwconfig' in your terminal
[05:41] <Kamilion> ow my sides ache from laughing so hard
[05:41] <Sereph> hufx: he seems to have come back to complain then left again...
[05:41] <kzona1600> YEP its wlan0
[05:41] <soreau> ! who | kzona1600
[05:41] <ckhikuzad> celeritas, i am not using X. i am using screen right now.
[05:42] <soreau> kzona1600: Now run 'sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off' and see if it helps
[05:42] <h0rnman> kzona1600,  then run the command that I suggested, and that should disable power management
[05:42] <ckhikuzad> i want to know how to
[05:42] <kzona1600> ok ill try
[05:42] <hufx> Sereph: so good bye to him then!
[05:42] <ckhikuzad> bind 'ctrl+a k'  to F1
[05:42] <h0rnman> power management in wireless devices seems to be problematic in Lucid
[05:43] <Sereph> hufx: indeed
[05:43] <Timman68> Enter text here... trouble with the new 10.04?
[05:43] <kzona1600> umm i dont want to be a pest but what was the cmd again?
[05:43] <soreau> kzona1600: Now run 'sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off' and see if it helps
 terminal?
[05:44] <soreau> kzona1600: Yes
[05:44] <soreau> ! terminal | kzona1600
[05:44] <kzona1600> i got an error
[05:44] <Kamilion> man, what a poorly thought out commandstring. I would expect that to send the device *into* deep powersave, not disable power management. *shakes head*
[05:44] <Timman68> ever since I downloaded the up grade to 10.04 my coumputer screen all of a sudden flashes a black screen with something about the battery
[05:44] <soreau> kzona1600: Pastebin it if more than 3 lines
[05:44] <soreau> ! paste | kzona1600
[05:44] <andrew_> what pastebin is the best??
[05:44] <kzona1600> its saying the opperation is not supported
[05:45] <h0rnman> Kamilion, I couldn't agree more :)
[05:45] <soreau> andrew_: pastebin.com/org or pastie.org work fine
[05:45] <kzona1600> i cant keep up with your guys typing rofl
[05:45] <kzona1600> lol
[05:45] <celeritas> ckhikuzad: bindkey
[05:45] <soreau> kzona1600: I guess your card/driver doesn't support power modes then
[05:45] <kzona1600> well it was worth a try
[05:45] <Timman68> any one? help with 10.04
[05:45] <Guest11204> @soreau thanks
[05:46] <Piccolo48> My ubuntu still wont connect to the internet
[05:46] <soreau> kzona1600: The first real step to take is figuring out what the problem is exactly
[05:46] <h0rnman> soreau, which would be....odd...but again, I suppose I've seen stranger
[05:46] <kzona1600> it could be the router
[05:46] <kzona1600> i guess
[05:46] <soreau> kzona1600: Do you see anything interesting in the output of 'dmesg' after going to battery and wifi doesn't work?
[05:46] <Piccolo48> ALthough I downloaded fwcutter, dkps, and bcmwl-kernel, ubunti still wont connect to the internet
[05:47] <kzona1600> dmesg???
[05:47] <soreau> kzona1600: Yes, dmesg is a way to dump your entire kernel log, since you booted
[05:47] <kiamo> is there a repo that includes skype?
[05:47] <epin8r> kiamo: yes
[05:47] <kzona1600> how do i look at that?
[05:47] <soreau> kzona1600: Should give technical info as well as info about modules it's using
[05:48] <kiamo> epin8r, which one?  medibuntu repos dont have skype
[05:48] <soreau> kzona1600: Simply type 'dmesg' in your terminal
[05:48] <Piccolo48> Should I download ubuntu 64 bit?
[05:48] <celeritas> out
[05:48] <soreau> Piccolo48: For what target cpu?
[05:48] <Piccolo48> Am I less likely to have internet problems if I download 64 bit ubuntu?
[05:48] <kzona1600> looks normal too me
[05:49] <soreau> Piccolo48: Not particularly less likely. You would have to try it. What problem are you having with internet?
[05:49] <soreau> kzona1600: Well that was my only idea
[05:50] <Piccolo48> It wont even detect the wirlesss network.  I thought it was because I had a broadcom, but even downloading the appropriate packages for that did not fix it
[05:50] <kzona1600> hey soreau how do i measage people personaly?
[05:50] <soreau> Piccolo48: You probably did it wrong
[05:50] <soreau> Piccolo48: Try again
[05:50] <soreau> ! broadcom | Piccolo48
[05:50] <Piccolo48> I already did that
[05:50] <soreau> kzona1600: /msg <nick> personal message
[05:50] <Piccolo48> someone gave me the same advice and I followed it overkill
[05:51] <kzona1600> ummm
[05:51] <Polly55> Hey everyone new to this whole thing wanting to try ubuntu have copied the image to cd and tried rebooting but keep getting stuck any ideas?
[05:51] <kzona1600> i just typed it
[05:51] <soreau> Piccolo48: I do not know enough about broadcom to help but I know it takes extra effort to get it working from what I've heard
[05:52] <kzona1600> and nothing happend
[05:52] <soreau> kzona1600: substitute <nick> with the real nick of the nick you're trying to pm
[05:52] <soreau> ! pm | kzona1600
[05:52] <Piccolo48> My guess is that there is a flat out bug here
[05:52] <ubutom> Polly55, you have to burn the image, not copy it to cd
[05:52] <Piccolo48> but ok, ill figure it out myself like I should.  Thanks for that guide though I should reread it
[05:53] <Polly55> ok yeah sorry bad terminology
[05:53] <Polly55> im pretty sure that is what i have done
[05:53] <ubutom> Polly55, is it booting up?
[05:53] <Polly55> gets to a screen thats mostly black
[05:54] <Polly55> but with a keyboard looking picture and  small man in a circle down the bottom of the screen
[05:54] <Polly55> then it just stops
[05:54] <kzona1600> Im really confused i know what to do but someone just told me not to, im new to ubuntu and a freind told me to use this program if i had any questions, but its really confuseing
[05:54] <kzona1600> ahhhh
[05:54] <soreau> kzona1600: You will get it ;)
[05:55] <ubutom> Polly55, so you can choose a language and keyboard layout?
[05:55] <Sereph> once I create swap will ubuntu pick up on it right away or does it needa  reboot
[05:55] <Kamilion> Polly55: How long did you wait at splash screen?
[05:55] <kzona1600> ok, i sure hope so
[05:55] <Sereph> kzona1600: told you not to do what
[05:55] <dde> could anyone please help me with jnpl files
[05:55] <Polly55> it let me choose the language once
[05:55] <dde> they give me 60 errors when i try to run them
[05:56] <Polly55> left it on the splash screen for about 30 mins
[05:56] <kzona1600> to PM people without permission, but how can i do that if i dont know what im doing
[05:56] <kzona1600> lol
[05:56] <Kamilion> Polly55: And pressing enter a couple times does not start the disc?
[05:56] <h0rnman> kzona1600, try opening a terminal, typing 'iwconfig', then copy/paste the results to ubuntu.pastebin.com and then post your pastebin URL to the channel
[05:56] <h0rnman> I want to see some information about your wireless card
[05:56] <Sereph> yeah dont pm people without permission ;), makes it hard for others to enter the conversation :)
[05:56] <kzona1600> okay? ill try that
[05:56] <Polly55> the disc seems to be running but i didnt press any keys
[05:57] <dde> ok I would just like to know, how do you run a jnlp file
[05:57] <Kamilion> Polly55: The splash screen is only the loader... try pressing enter a couple times
[05:57] <Polly55> ok ill give that a shot thanks heaps!!!
[05:58] <Polly55> should tht happen before or after i select language
[05:58] <Kamilion> after
[05:58] <Polly55> ok well its happening before
[05:58] <Kamilion> it should show a small menu "try ubuntu" or something similar
[05:58] <Polly55> yeah dont get that t ll
[05:58] <X5X> How can I installed multimedia support on Lubuntu 10.04? On Ubuntu I would just install ubuntu-restricted-extras, and there also also *buntu-restricted-extras packages for Kubuntu and Xubuntu. What do I need to get multimedia support on Lubuntu?
[05:58] <frobisher> Is there a good tutorial in seting up 10.4.
[05:58] <Polly55> at all*
[05:58] <ubutom> Polly55, make sure to boot from the cdrom
[05:58] <Kamilion> might have gotten a bad disc; there should be an option in that menu to "verify CD", usually takes a little while if you select it.
[05:59] <kzona1600> OK I GOT IT :D
[05:59] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2Rc3D5h
[05:59] <kzona1600> yay
[05:59] <ubutom> Polly55,  and as Kamilion said, it takes some time, after language selection and menu it takes a few minutes to boot ub the livecd
[05:59] <alex5454> hey everyone.  quick question.  I just installed dgen genesis emulator from the software center and have no idea where it installed to?
[05:59] <X5X> How can I installed multimedia support on Lubuntu 10.04? On Ubuntu I would just install ubuntu-restricted-extras, and there also also *buntu-restricted-extras packages for Kubuntu and Xubuntu. What do I need to get multimedia support on Lubuntu?
[06:00] <h0rnman> alright, are you on that wireless connection now, or are you on the wired connection?
[06:00] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2Rc3D5h
[06:00] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2Rc3D5h
[06:00] <h0rnman> alex5454, try 'whereis dgen'
[06:00] <Kamilion> alex5454: I think dgen's a commandline program, you need a frontend or just alt-f2 'dgen'
[06:00] <Polly55> problem is im not getting lnguge selection
[06:00] <Neroon> Hi there. Anyone here that could tell me, if it's possible to backup only the data from a partition with dd?
[06:01] <ubutom> alex5454, dpkg -L dgen
[06:01] <theadmin> X5X: So far there is no special package for it, go with ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:01] <Kamilion> Neroon: Nope, DD is a stream dump, doesn't do filtering.
[06:01] <Kamilion> Neroon: I would suggest tar
[06:02] <X5X> theadmin: okay thanks
[06:02] <h0rnman> kzona1600, now do the same for 'sudo lspci'
[06:02] <Jordan_U> Polly55: Press any key early in the boot process of the LiveCD and you will get a boot menu. One of the options is to check the disk for defects (from a bad burn/scratches). Can you try that option?
[06:02] <Neroon> Kamilion: I almost thought so ... thanks. And tar even works with the partition with the system folders in it?
[06:02] <kzona1600> ok
[06:03] <Kamilion> Neroon: I think you need to specify -p in there somewhere to preserve permissions; and you need to --exclude /dev and /sys and /proc...
[06:03] <Neroon> Kamilion: The thing is, i accidently installed lucid on a 50gb partition, cause i thought it was a 10gb only ...
[06:04] <Kamilion> yeah, dd will give you a 50GB file.
[06:04] <Maarten> what is the linux mint channel?
[06:04] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/t9qyLQeT
[06:04] <kzona1600> ther
[06:04] <Neroon> Kamilion: No, i want to delete that partition and install it on a smaller one
[06:04] <Gryllida> Maarten: ##linuxmint
[06:04] <Maarten> ah
[06:04] <Maarten> thanks :)
[06:05] <Maarten> lol 3 people there :P
[06:05] <Kamilion> Neroon: If you havn't made many changes; you should be safe to just tarball up your homedir with sudo tar -cvf /home/username.tar /home/username
[06:05] <bodzilla> 4th
[06:05] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/t9qyLQeT
[06:06] <kzona1600> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/t9qyLQeT
[06:07] <h0rnman> ok...try installing this package:  linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic
[06:07] <Kamilion> Neroon: then you can just copy that tarball off somewhere and kill the partition, and use the CD to reinstall. Then just extract the tarball on the new install.
[06:08] <h0rnman> it seems that there are reports of that fixing various and sundry wireless issues on your card
[06:08] <Shambler> Kamilion: Sorry. Neroon here. Got disconnected ...
[06:08] <dde> Sereph, do you think this could have been caused by the fact that about 5kb of my hdd is corrupted?
[06:08] <Kamilion> h0rnman: Where'd you run across that one? Sounds like it might be useful on one of my laptops.
[06:08] <kzona1600> i dont think my card was made for linux anyway lol
[06:08] <kzona1600> i got this puter wif Windows XP on it
[06:09] <Shambler> Kamilion: Could you resednd the last message, please?
[06:09] <h0rnman> its the standard wireless backport driver package...it gets thrown around here and there on the forums
[06:09] <Kamilion> Shambler: If you havn't made many changes; you should be safe to just tarball up your homedir with sudo tar -cvf /home/username.tar /home/username && chown username.username /home/username.tar
[06:09] <Kamilion> Shambler: then you can just copy that tarball off somewhere and kill the partition, and use the CD to reinstall. Then just extract the tarball on the new install.
[06:09] <Shambler> Kamilion: Thanks. I know that, but the changes aren
[06:09] <kzona1600> ok what was thw backport cmd???
[06:09] <Shambler> Kamilion: t limited to my home folder ...
[06:09] <h0rnman> kzona1600, go to terminal, type 'sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic'
[06:10] <Kamilion> kzona1600: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic
[06:10] <h0rnman> then reboot and try again
[06:11] <Kamilion> Shambler: It's always a poor idea to mess with directories outside your homedir. Unless you're talking about the packages you installed; and it's easy to backup that list of packages and ask the new install to reinstall them.
[06:11] <h0rnman> I think I remember reading somewhere in an investigation into my own wireless woes that part of the wireless stack was rewritten for Lucid.  Since those Atheros cards have always been kinda off in Ubuntu, I figure rolling back some drivers may do the trick
[06:12] <Shambler> Kamilion: It's not only that, but even reinstalling all the stuff really sucks with 384kbit/sec. That takes forever and a day
[06:12] <kzona1600> yea
[06:12] <Kamilion> Shambler: sudo dpkg --get-selections | grep '[[:space:]]install$' | awk '{print $1}' > package_list
[06:12] <Kamilion> that's a fun one to type out.
[06:12] <ubutom> Shambler, 56 k modem was far worse :P
[06:12] <FreetodrinkSR> Jordan_U: Thank you for the link bud. I'm happily back in my Ubuntu and the bootloader worked amazingly well.
[06:13] <h0rnman> kzona1600, also as an idea, if you're not committed to 10.04 (Lucid Lynx), you could always download and install 9.10 (Karmic Koala)
[06:13] <Shambler> Kamilion: I started with 14,4 k 16 years ago :-)
[06:13] <Jordan_U> FreetodrinkSR: You're welcome.
[06:13] <kzona1600> Well, thanks guys i think im going to go to bed now, its like 1:12 ill fix it tommorw
[06:13] <h0rnman> kzona1600, I may end up going that route myself here soon
[06:13] <kzona1600> oh, ok
[06:13] <kzona1600> cool
[06:14] <Kamilion> Shambler: dump /var/cache/apt/archives/* somewhere on your network and restore it
[06:14] <Shambler> Kamilion: I was just hoping ghost4linux would recognize the ext4 partition and could dump the data only to a .img file .... bad luck
[06:14] <kzona1600> night guys
[06:14] <Kamilion> Shambler: try partedmagic or gparted live for ext4 support. Clonezilla works too.
[06:15] <Shambler> Kamilion: k. will give these a try then. and only if none of these work, i gotta do what i dont wanna do ...
[06:15] <Jordan_U> Shambler: Look into partimage
[06:15] <dde> >:'( can anyone please help me get my .jnlp file to work
[06:15] <Kamilion> acronis trueimage v13 series is the only commercial imager I know of that handles ext4 so far.
[06:16] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: Those livecds are mostly based on partimage.
[06:16] <Shambler> Kamilion: Thanks a lot for your help. Gotta go to work
[06:16] <Kamilion> Cheers!
[06:16] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: parted != partimage.
[06:16] <Kamilion> partedmagic.org -- IIRC this version or next version's ubuntu based anyway.
[06:17] <Kamilion> ack
[06:17] <Kamilion> com
[06:17] <Mgamerz> alright
[06:17] <Mgamerz> so
[06:18] <Jordan_U> Shambler: Never mind, I just looked and was surprised to find that partimage still doesn't support ext4 :(
[06:18] <Mgamerz> i need to do some modem to modem terminal
[06:18] <Mgamerz> and http://derrick-caluag.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-setup-dial-in-server-on-linux.html is way outdated
[06:18] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: http://partedmagic.com/ The Parted Magic OS employs core programs of GParted and Parted to handle partitioning tasks with ease, while featuring other useful programs (e.g. Partimage, TestDisk, Truecrypt, G4L, SuperGrubDisk, ddrescue, etc...)  and it's got a nice tmpfs setup.
[06:19] <Shambler> Jordan_U: Too bad ... maybe clonezilla will be more usefull. C ya
[06:19] <Mgamerz> can anyone hlep me translate the old guide into a bit of a newer, usable one?
[06:19] <Kamilion> boot it up and it loads into a ramdrive and spits out the cd. Handy.
[06:19] <Mgamerz> mainly /etc/inittab is what kills it :/
[06:19] <zetheroo> does Rythmbox not have a graphical equaliser?
[06:20] <rafaelsoaresbr> is vuze opensource?
[06:21] <banker247> hey guys, i'm following this guide.. pretty much to the t http://openmindedbrain.info/09/05/2010/undervolting-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lts/    for some reason when i get to the cat part.. its not finding the file phc_default_vids which i believe is extracted from the modules when you do a make install.. - is there something i'm missing?
[06:22] <wildbat> is there a macro tools for ubuntu like Autoit in windows, that do mouse simulation or windows messaging?
[06:23] <Mgamerz> its amazing any help is done with all this text here
[06:23] <Kamilion> rafaelsoaresbr: Sort of. The azureus shell is -- but AFAIK the vuze plugin and server-side webpages are not.
[06:23] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: Do you happen to know what version of super grub disk they include? super grub disk isn't mentioned at all in http://partedmagic.com/programs.html (and there's at least one live distro using a really early version of super grub2 disk that's so old it's practically useless)
[06:24] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: Not sure, sec while I fire it up in vbox
[06:24] <b1ff2> HELO IZ ANYONE HURE???!
[06:24] <b1ff2> HOW 1Z GRUB2 BETTUR THAN GRUB????!
[06:24] <FloodBot4> b1ff2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:25] <rww> o.O
[06:25] <silv3r_m00n> google chrome in ubuntu 9.10 doesn't display unicode fonts
[06:25] <silv3r_m00n> how to fix ?
[06:26] <Yusuke> install the new unicode fonts
[06:26] <Yusuke> ;p
[06:26] <Yusuke> update
[06:28] <bthornton> Is there any way to "reset" the sound subsystem in Lucid without logging-out/restarting? No sound will play in anything and my mixer icon is "grayed out" as though it can't find an audio device.
[06:29] <b1ff2> U CAN RESTART EH SOUND SYSTEM WITH PULSEAUDIO -K
[06:29] <bthornton> I think I may have made the mistake of trying to run two audio applications at once... (lot to ask from an i7 system)
[06:30] <silv3r_m00n> Yusuke: how to update ?
[06:30] <silv3r_m00n> which package
[06:30] <silv3r_m00n> ?
[06:30] <bthornton> b1ff2: good idea but didn't seem to work.  Super Grub Disk 1 and Super Grub Disk 2. Super Grub Disk 1 is "0.97-os.1"
[06:31] <bthornton> etrask: haven't tried... willl have to see which PID
[06:31] <bthornton> okay kill -9 got it
[06:31] <etrask> I was ecstatic when I found the -9 switch. It basically doesn't "ask" the program to shutdown
[06:32] <bthornton> okay so I killed pulseaudio and it respawned (which is fine I guess), but still no audio
[06:32] <etrask> Not too knowledgable in that area, sorry :(
[06:32] <bthornton> one of the apps I was running was Amarok and it probably uses some different audio device which, I'm guessing, is competing with pulseaudio
[06:32] <bthornton> 'cause that's about the point at which I lost sound.
[06:33] <Kamilion> .... And I booped up my grub4dos config to load supergrubdisk2 on this iso, can't get a version from it. Grabbing the normal ver...
[06:33] <bthornton> etrask: ah, well thanks anyway
[06:33] <banker247> what does this mean?
[06:33] <banker247> You need to have at least your kernel-headers installed.
[06:33] <banker247> You also need the build essentials (gcc, libc, make, etc).
[06:33] <banker247> build essentials part..
[06:33] <bazhang> banker247, install build-essential
[06:33] <etrask> banker247: there is a package called build-essentials
[06:33] <etrask> contains the things you've listed there
[06:34] <banker247> is that prolly while my module i'm trying to make install isn't working properly?
[06:34] <bazhang> !b-e
[06:34] <ubutom> banker247, have you done step 1-3?
[06:34] <banker247> yea
[06:35] <banker247> i've  gotten all the way to the part where you check the cat
[06:35] <banker247> and it doesn't find the file..
[06:35] <ubutom> banker247, in step 2 you install the sources and then you have to use the phc kernel
[06:35] <banker247> so i think its something to do with my package
[06:35] <banker247> right i'm in the kernel now
[06:35] <jmichaelx>  is anyone else having problems reaching security.ubuntu.com?
[06:35] <banker247> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_default_vids
[06:35] <banker247> cat: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_default_vids: No such file or directory
[06:35] <banker247> this is where i'm at
[06:35] <ubutom> hhm
[06:36] <banker247> so whats happneing is the phc_default_vids file.. is NOT being create
[06:36] <banker247> d
[06:36] <banker247> whats interesting is i did this before awhile back and its not working lol.. i just reinstalled linux
[06:36] <zetheroo> is there a system-wide graphic equaliser for Ubuntu?
[06:36] <banker247> so i thinki i'm missing osme kinda packages that make the make install work
[06:37] <Flannel> banker247: install build-essential
[06:37] <jmichaelx>  is anyone else having problems reaching security.ubuntu.com?
[06:37] <ubutom> banker247, but you have the script loaded, right?
[06:37] <banker247> Flannel its installed i just reinstalled it
[06:37] <Kamilion> zetheroo: several, but they're all pains to install.
[06:37] <Flannel> banker247: then you should be able to compile fine
[06:37] <ubutom> banker247, the script he wrote, http://openmindedbrain.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/intel-phc-undervolt.bash
[06:37] <zetheroo> Kamilion: hmm ok
[06:38] <banker247> ubutom i'm not running the script i already know my undervolt settings
[06:38] <ubutom> banker247, I guess you have to execute that first before there is any phc_default_vids file
[06:38] <banker247> oh really?
[06:38] <ubutom> banker247, as i said, a guess
[06:38] <Kamilion> zetheroo: they rely on doing weird things like setting jack up and using a LADSP eq plugin or other hackery like that.
[06:38] <banker247> because in the guide he sais.. after sudo make install then you check for the phc_default_vids
[06:39] <Kamilion> zetheroo: You might have better luck poking around in pulseaudio or finding a player with an eq like xmms2 used to have.
[06:39] <nits> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1504415 help please
[06:39] <zetheroo> Kamilion: yeah, no worries ... I was just hopeing there was something simple to install :)
[06:39] <ubutom> banker247, so it fails at compiling.. hm
[06:39] <banker247> no it doesn't fail
[06:39] <zetheroo> Kamilion: I am just surprised that Rhythmbox doesn't have one still ...
[06:39] <Kamilion> zetheroo: I dunno if the pulseaudio utilities have an eq or not offhand.
[06:39] <Kamilion> zetheroo: it doesn't have a plugin for one?
[06:40] <banker247> ubutom i get good mesages durreing compile nothing crazy.. just that file isn't created
[06:40] <jmichaelx> is security.ubuntu.com unreachable for anyone else right now?
[06:40] <banker247> ubutom which means the module doesn't install or somethin
[06:40] <zetheroo> Kamilion: not that I know of
[06:40] <phong_> hi guys
[06:40] <phong_> anyone in the house?
[06:40] <Pupeno> Is there a clipboard manager that works in ubuntu 10.04
[06:40] <Pupeno> ?
[06:41] <Kamilion> zetheroo: http://code.google.com/p/rbeq/
[06:41] <Kamilion> Tada.
[06:41] <jmichaelx> geesh...
[06:41] <ubutom> banker247, maybe it has to be loaded first, would try a reboot or starting the module manually, whcih i lack knowledge of right now ;)
[06:41] <ubutom> the command that is
[06:42] <ubuntu> !flash
[06:42] <jmichaelx> to load manually = 'sudo modprobe module-name'
[06:42] <zetheroo> Kamilion: found this ... http://www.lirmm.fr/~morandat/index.php/Main/Tools
[06:42] <ubutom> banker247, something with modprobe, yea, what jmichaelx said :D
[06:42] <nits> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446464/ i can't hashcheck please help
[06:43] <banker247> what should i load with the modprobe?
[06:43] <booklover206> msg netserv snowy66<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[06:43] <Kamilion> zetheroo: Looks like two competing projects that don't know eachother! Heh! http://cornerofseven.com/blog/ is rbeq's home blog
[06:44] <zetheroo> Kamilion: interesting
[06:44] <jmichaelx> banker247: is there a kernel module you are trying to compile, then load?
[06:44] <Kane_Hart> where is usally the default location of the html docs located on a fresh lamp install or wheres the config
[06:44] <Zeu5> hi i have an issue with my xampp. i keep getting this another mysql daemon is running. i ran ps aux |grep mysql i get the following http://paste.ubuntu.com/446466/
[06:44] <nits> i get this error wen i hashcheck a torrent
[06:44] <nits> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446464/
[06:44] <banker247> im trying to do this
[06:44] <banker247> http://openmindedbrain.info/09/05/2010/undervolting-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lts/
[06:44] <Zeu5> i have already restarted a few times. the error persists
[06:44] <phong_> are there any good mail client for ubuntu?
[06:44] <Kamilion> zetheroo: The french dude's has seven commits, from late january 2010 to early feb2010 and then stops.
[06:44] <ubuntu> where can i find the ~/.mozilla/plugins ?
[06:44] <ubutom> phong_, thunderbird, evolution, many many others
[06:44] <nits> phong_ thunderbird and evolution
[06:45] <banker247> and when i get to the part when i run cat to find the file the phc
[06:45] <banker247> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_default_vids
[06:45] <banker247> cat: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_default_vids: No such file or directory
[06:45] <banker247> i get this
[06:45] <Kane_Hart> where is usally the default location of the html docs located on a fresh lamp install or wheres the config
[06:45] <FloodBot4> banker247: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:45] <Zeu5> hi i have an issue with my xampp. i keep getting this another mysql daemon is running. i ran ps aux |grep mysql i get the following http://paste.ubuntu.com/446466/ i have restarted a few times. the problem persists
[06:45] <ubuntu> how can I copy/paste some file as root?
[06:45] <zetheroo> Kamilion: so not as dependable for updates?
[06:45] <jmichaelx> banker247: carreful about flooding the channel
[06:46] <nomad77> !sudo > ubuntu
[06:46] <Kamilion> oh neat, rbeq's real easy to install... just extract it in your homedir's .gnome2 folder; it's only a bit of python!
[06:46] <jmichaelx> banker247: did you follow each step in this tutorial?
[06:46] <banker247> yea
[06:47] <phong_> how to get evolution mail client for ubuntu ?
[06:47] <zetheroo> Kamilion: yeah i got it ... works :)
[06:47] <zetheroo> thank you!
[06:47] <banker247> jmichaelx i'm in the kernel and everything i think i must be missing something because that file isn't being created
[06:47] <nits> some one please help me i get error wen i hash check a torrent http://paste.ubuntu.com/446464/ please private message
[06:47] <Polly55> back again, how long after selecting try ubuntu when first loding should u have to wait till something happens?
[06:47] <Kamilion> How do I add a factoid to ubottu?
[06:47] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: /msg ubottu factoid is foo
[06:48] <Kamilion> Thanks! will use the keyword rbeq.
[06:48] <jmichaelx> banker247: what cpu are you using?
[06:48] <banker247> core2duo
[06:48] <zetheroo> Kamilion: you going to add this as a factoid?
[06:48] <jmichaelx> banker247: mobile core2duo?
[06:48] <banker247> yea
[06:48] <ubuntu> how can i move libflashplayer.so from my desktop to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins? please someone tell me how :(
[06:48] <banker247> whats wierd is.. i had this working before i just reinstalled linux on a new HD
[06:49] <banker247> and trying to get it setup again - i dont know if i'm missing some packages? to make this compile properly or whta
[06:49] <phong_> how to compile evolution?
[06:49] <jmichaelx> banker247: what is the output for 'uname -r'?
[06:49] <nits> phong_ it comes by default with ubuntu
[06:49] <Kamilion> ubottu: rbeq is the Rhythmbox 10-band Equalizer found at http://rbeq.googlecode.com/ -- easy to install, just extract to ~/.gnome2/ and enable the plugin in Rhythmbox!
[06:49] <banker247> 2.6.32-22-generic-phc
[06:51] <Kamilion> Hope that's a useful factoid for others :D
[06:51] <phong_> nits,  wheer to run it then
[06:51] <jmichaelx> banker247: and you did download the tarball, unpack it, and you ran make prepare, make, make install/?
[06:51] <banker247> jmichalx whats interesting is he sais.. if everything worked ou should see some numbers.. if ont restart and check back
[06:51] <banker247> yup
[06:51] <banker247> several times nowheh
[06:51] <nits> phong_: alt+F2 type in evolution
[06:51] <Kamilion> however it does require someone to remember to ask for the rbeq keyword ;)
[06:52] <nits> some one please help me i get error wen i hash check a torrent http://paste.ubuntu.com/446464/ please private message been posting here and the forums for about 2 and a half hours now
[06:53] <jmichaelx> banker247: do you know what the name of the module is that you compiled?
[06:53] <Kamilion> nits: use a different torrent client that doesn't rely on the deprecated sha module in python?
[06:53] <banker247> how do i check that?
[06:53] <Kamilion> I would suggest deluge if you want a console UI.
[06:54] <jmichaelx> did you not see a name after you ran make?
[06:54] <nits> Kamilion: i use rtorrent and then bitlord in windows but it doesn't download
[06:54] <jmichaelx> make/mae install*
[06:54] <jmichaelx> make install**
[06:54] <banker247> whats the link for pastebin i'll show you all that happened
[06:54] <rww> banker247: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[06:55] <jmichaelx> banker247: what output do you get from 'lsmod | grep phc'
[06:55] <Kamilion> My opinion is that you have poor taste in torrent clients ;) utorrent and deluge are in my opinion, the most useful clients due to their STUN-like firewall jumping abilities.
[06:55] <banker247> nothing
[06:56] <nits> Kamilion: actually it worked until yesterday there was a stupid powercut and i've been having problems since
[06:56] <banker247> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446470/
[06:56] <Kamilion> Deluge has a nice client/server arch that uses a daemon to do the actual torrenting (and can continue after a logout) and your choice of frontends: console, gtk, and a nice webui.
[06:56] <Kamilion> nits: might try a fsck then?
[06:57] <Polly55> so still having trouble trying ubuntu nd would love some help can get to the menu select try ubuntu then nothing happens any ideas?
[06:57] <nits> Kamilion: How do i do a fsck for a ntfs please give me the full command
[06:57] <Kamilion> *snrtk* that's the one thing I've never gotten ubuntu to do.
[06:57] <banker247> whats strange is last time i thoght it didn't work too and i think i did it a couple times then it finally worked.. but i dont know what i did.
[06:57] <banker247> so i think this is an I D 10 T propblem .. lol
[06:58] <nits> Kamilion: lol
[06:58] <Kamilion> Try a winpe based livecd, the modern 7 based ones are quite useful for that.
[06:58] <jmichaelx> banker247: try running 'sudo modprobe phc-intel'
[06:58] <nits> Thanks Kamilion will do that
[06:58] <banker247> banker247@banker247:~/Downloads/phc-intel-0.3.2-10$ sudo modprobe phc-intel
[06:58] <banker247> FATAL: Module phc_intel not found.
[06:58] <Kamilion> other than that, the best you can do from ubuntu is just mark it dirty for chkdsk on windows.
[06:58] <jmichaelx> banker247: try running 'sudo modprobe phc-intel.ko'
[06:58] <zetheroo> will "shutdown -r now" reboot the system?
[06:59] <Kamilion> zetheroo: yes.
[06:59] <nits> Kamilion: how do i do that?
[06:59] <zetheroo> ok
[06:59] <banker247> same FATAL errorr
[06:59] <banker247> weird eh
[06:59] <jmichaelx> banker247: did you use a dash or an underscore?
[06:59] <banker247> -
[06:59] <banker247> i coppied you
[07:01] <Kamilion> nits: sec, nx is slow tonight
[07:01] <zetheroo> the main config files for samba are in /etc/samba/ right!? ...
[07:01] <ubutom_> banker247, try sudo modprobe -l | grep intel
[07:01] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: Super Grub Disk 2 is "1.96"
[07:02] <banker247> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446472/
[07:03] <ubutom_> banker247, yup, no phc in that list :(
[07:03] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: Ugh, that's 2 year old grub code, and has almost no features.
[07:03] <trijntje> is there program like top that sorts programs according to network activity?
[07:03] <jmichaelx> banker247: try running 'sudo depmod -a'
[07:03] <jmichaelx> for some reason it isn't seeing the module
[07:03] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: post it in the parted magic forums -- he's real quick about updating stuff like that.
[07:03] <Hdale85> Ok guys, I just booted the 10.04 live cd and my wireless keyboard and mouse are bluetooth and well there is no way to tell it to pair because it won't let me use them! What should I do? Usually if I pull the dongle and then reconnect it, it goes into RF mode but it's not doing it with 10.04
[07:04] <banker247> ok it ran hung for asa ec then went back to prompt
[07:04] <UbuntuBoy> Help linux users everywhere get iTunes by signing the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/itmslin/petition.html
[07:04] <Jordan_U> Kamilion: Will do.
[07:04] <jmichaelx> banker247: what output do you get now from 'lsmod | grep intel'?
[07:04] <Kamilion> Jordan_U: I'd do it myself; but I lack the domain knowledge you exhibit to be able to satisfy him.
[07:04] <UbuntuBoy> Help linux users everywhere get iTunes by signing the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/itmslin/petition.html
[07:05] <Jordan_U> !ot | UbuntuBoy
[07:05] <banker247> http://paste.ubuntu.com/446474/
[07:05] <Kane_Hart> this proftp stuff sucks
[07:05] <Kane_Hart> I can't get it like making users
[07:05] <Kamilion> Not sure how that would work, UbuntuBoy, considering none of apple's libraries are availalable on linux.
[07:05] <wildbat_laptop> is there a macro tools for ubuntu like Autoit in windows, that do mouse simulation or windows messaging?
[07:06] <Zeu5> hi i have an issue with my xampp. i keep getting this another mysql daemon is running whenever i restart my computer. i ran ps aux |grep mysql i get the following http://paste.ubuntu.com/446473/  this process pid 897 keeps starting up. how do i make sure it doesnt starts all the time? is it because i chose automatically start programs in my startupservice?
[07:06] <Hdale85> Ok guys, I just booted the 10.04 live cd and my wireless keyboard and mouse are bluetooth and well there is no way to tell it to pair because it won't let me use them! What should I do? Usually if I pull the dongle and then reconnect it, it goes into RF mode but it's not doing it with 10.04
[07:06] <Kamilion> Besides, this is steve jobs we're talking about here -- he's more apt to give you the finger and laugh about it than port itunes ;)
[07:06] <Sereph> dde: possible not entirely sure
[07:07] <banker247> jmichaelx maybe i'm missing a package? and its not correctly placing the modules?
[07:07] <Kamilion> nits: ntfsfix /dev/sdX
[07:07] <UbuntuBoy> Kamilion: Well I'm sure Apple can figure out someway to do it.
[07:07] <nits> Kamilion: i just put it into the terminal and that's it?
[07:07] <ubutom_> UbuntuBoy, Apple has no desire to port iTunes to Linux
[07:08] <Kamilion> UbuntuBoy: There's a big different between 'can figure out' and 'give you the finger for asking'. Apple's of the latter.
[07:08] <Kamilion> nits: yeah, that should mark it as needing a check; if you boot windows on that machine, it should automatically force a disk check.
[07:09] <UbuntuBoy> ubutom_: how'd you know that? did you work for Apple or something.
[07:09] <nits> Kamilion: Thanks :)
[07:09] <ubutom_> UbuntuBoy, what would they have from that? decreasing sells of apple hardware, and they don't want that.
[07:09] <jmichaelx> banker247: right now i am at a loss as to what to tell you.