[21:07] <sebastian> Linux sebastian-laptop 2.6.31-19-generic   that is good ?
[21:07] <ikonia> Trek: pretty much, why install something you don't want or need
[21:07] <ikonia> sebastian: that's current
[21:07] <sebastian> so the best ?
[21:07] <ikonia> sebastian: no, the most current
[21:07] <linusoleander> erUSUL: I cant see the prosess when using nohup, ps aux | grep script does not show
[21:07] <ikonia> sebastian: use what ubuntu gives you
[21:07] <mcurran> I thought DMZ made all ports directly open to internet on a separate ip e.g. <IP_ADDRESS> and not like <IP_ADDRESS>
[21:07] <cmp> jef91, do you mind to tell me how to open .sh file ?
[21:07] <mcurran> I'll read up on it a bit more, thanks for the input
[21:08] <chai_> sebastian, if you do sudo aptitude safe-upgrade, you will be upgraded to the most current kernel (and applications)
[21:08] <sebastian> ikonia : repeat the question
[21:08] <ikonia> cmp: if you know the basics people can help you
[21:08] <edeca> mcurran: No, the idea of a DMZ is simply to separate external services onto another box
[21:08] <ikonia> cmp: please please please read https://help.ubuntu.com it gives you a good basic introduction to how to use ubuntu
[21:08] <ikonia> sebastian: I repeat the answer, use what ubuntu gives you,
[21:08] <jef91> cmp - open gedit, save the contents of that pastebin to flashinstall.sh
[21:08] <edeca> chai_: You need ot full-upgrade for kernels generally
[21:08] <mcurran> okay
[21:08] <cmp> ikonia... STOPPPPPPPP IITTTTTTTTT
[21:08] <sebastian> I dont understand
[21:08] <mzuverink> how to rid loginsequence of brown ubuntu logo w/ slider?
[21:08] <ikonia> sebastian: if ubuntu offers you a kernel, use it
[21:08] <Niku_baiviku> hi guys
[21:08] <sebastian> ok
[21:08] <jef91> cmp - then right click on the saved file and change its properties so it can be executed
[21:08] <sebastian> i will upgrade
[21:09] <jef91> then run the file in terminal
[21:09] <Niku_baiviku> how can i go from ubuntu 9.10 to 9.04
[21:09] <Niku_baiviku> ?
[21:09] <ikonia> Niku_baiviku: you can't
[21:09] <mcurran> edeca:  Are you familiar with ettercap or arp spoofing?
[21:09] <edeca> Niku_baiviku: A complete reinstall
[21:09] <chai_> edeca, i'll remember that, thanks
[21:09] <edeca> mcurran: Yes.  But that's not a discussion for here really.
[21:09] <edeca> mcurran: PM me if you want to discuss it.
[21:09] <Niku_baiviku> i have the install cd.. but it wont work
[21:09] <mcurran> okay
[21:09] <obiwan_> hey guys, somebody here told me some days ago that there's no framebuffer on X, just fb emulators. I read bout text-mode, and virtual framebuffers. But i don't know how to enable framebuffer for the consoles in alt+ctr+f* could you help me?
[21:09] <Niku_baiviku> it worked when i installed it over win
[21:10] <Trek> ikonia: if I"m installing WireShark to monitor the packets coming into / going out of my system, and it suggests adns-tools to be installed, should I install it?
[21:10] <ikonia> Trek: do you want them ?
[21:10] <ikonia> Trek: it's all about what you wnat on your box
[21:10] <Trek> ikonia: whats the purpose of adns-tools?
[21:10] <ikonia> Trek: basically dns interaction tools
[21:11] <xen> hey wat torrent client do u guyzz use??
[21:11] <mzuverink> want to go back to a login manager like previous gdm login managers, is that possible?
[21:11] <edeca> xen: ctorrent or rtorrent
[21:11] <chai_> xen transmission
[21:11] <sebastian> transmission
[21:11] <Trek> ikonia: thanks.
[21:11] <Trek> one last question (NOTE: there will be more)
[21:11] <texas319> hey good Ubuntu folks
[21:11] <daftykins> whatever works for you torrent.
[21:11] <xen> any issues wid ktorrent??
[21:11] <edeca> xen: Try it and see.
[21:11] <xen> i guess m having some speed issues
[21:11] <KaiForce> I have a 64bit 9.1 CD.  Can I upgrade my 8.x Ubuntu install without changing my boot configuration?
[21:11] <texas319> can i bring over fonts from XP
[21:11] <cmp> jef91, i have done it and i saved it on my Desktop . and i changed it to the    ( allow excuting file as program)
[21:11] <Trek> is there a way to change the number of times sudo prompts for a password before the command needs to be reentered?
[21:12] <texas319> there are 1 or 2 i must have
[21:12] <Trek> in sudoers maybe?
[21:12] <myk_robinson> just bought a new ASUS laptop, installed Ubuntu on it and all is well except I cannot scroll on my touchpad. Any ideas?
[21:12] <sebastian> can I install KDE in ubuntu ?
[21:12] <ikonia> kaziem: you need an alternative cd
[21:12] <texas319> for me to fully convert
[21:12] <jef91> cmp double click it and select run in terminal
[21:12] <ikonia> sebastian: yes
[21:12] <xen> thnxx edeca...
[21:12] <jef91> sebastian yes
[21:12] <ikonia> sebastian: the package is kubuntu-desktop
[21:12] <xen> any issues wid ktorrent?
[21:12] <johnzorn> can ubuntu netbook remix be installed onto ubuntu 9.10 64 bit?
[21:12] <lucasicf> sebastian, install package kubuntu-desktop
[21:12] <guntbert> Trek: I generally ignore "suggested" packages unless they offer something I want
[21:12] <sebastian> Can I go back to gnome after install kde ?
[21:12] <jef91> sebastian yes
[21:12] <ikonia> sebastian: sure, it doesn't remove gnome
[21:12] <Trek> guntbert: got it, i already dealt with the suggested packages thing
[21:12] <sebastian> how ?
[21:12] <bwallen> My machine sounds like it's constantly powering off and on my second hard drive. What causes this?
[21:12] <guntbert> Trek: :)
[21:13] <MoLoot> sebastian, yes, and you can switch back and forth on your login screen too
[21:13] <fieldse> Anyone know a quick and dirty way to -sequentially- rename a batch of files?
[21:13] <cmp> jef91, it was running and then disappeared
[21:13] <echa> how do i disable CTL-ALT-DEL shutdown in Ubuntu 9.10 server?
[21:13] <jef91> cmp try flash
[21:13] <mzuverink> fieldse, try naut-scripts?
[21:13] <erUSUL> fieldse: sequentally ? give cirrent name and proposed name
[21:13] <sebastian> Ok thanks all
[21:13] <dfgh> I hear a high pitch sound from my brand new laptop. This only happens in win7, not ubuntu. Because I have ati drivers in win7, and not in ubuntu, I suspect it might have something to do with the graphics card. Does this sound reasonable?
[21:14] <sebastian> oh
[21:14] <sebastian> one question: kde4 will run on hp mini ?
[21:14] <lucasicf> how do i install the boot screen of ubuntu?
[21:14] <lucasicf> because i changed from kubuntu to ubuntu
[21:14] <ikonia> dfgh: contact your hardware vendor,
[21:14] <ikonia> dfgh: best option
[21:14] <fieldse> mzuverink, erUSUL :  For example, name.jpg, nameetc.jpg, othername.jpg to convert to 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg
[21:14] <dfgh> ikonia: yeah, I might report it to asus 'cause it's driving me nuts
[21:14] <cmp> i went to youtube now to check it - and it asks me for getting latest flash player  jef91.
[21:14] <mzuverink> fieldse, yes
[21:15] <daftykins> dfgh: boot win7 in safe mode. does the sound remain?
[21:15] <dfgh> daftykins: i'll check
[21:15] <Trek> two questions (ikonia and erUSUL, you might be of help).  I'm trying to edit stuff in my own home directory, its running into errors where sudo needs to be used, how can I get rid of that?  and how can I increase the number of times sudo prompts for the password before abort?
 kaziem: you need an alternative cd
[21:15] <kaziem> ?
[21:15] <jef91> cmp run the script from terminal: cd ~/Desktop && sudo ./flashinstall.sh
[21:15] <kaziem> i didn't ask anything ikonia
[21:15] <datta> can anyone please help me to make my ubuntu faster, any sites or tricks as i see that ubuntu 8.04 the last lts is really slow
[21:15] <ikonia> kaziem: sorry, miss-nick'd
[21:15] <erUSUL> fieldse: something like --> i=1 ; for f in *; do mv "$f" "$i" $((i++)); done
[21:15] <kaziem> =)
[21:15] <sebastian> one question: kde4 will run on hp mini ?
[21:15] <lucasicf> how do i install the boot screen of ubuntu? because i changed from kubuntu to ubuntu..
[21:15] <ikonia> datta: what's slow /
[21:16] <fieldse> mzuverink, not finding naut-scripts. is a package?
[21:16] <cmp> jef91, you mean to copy this what you gave me now in a terminal and run it -- or iam wrong ?
[21:16] <datta> ikonia ubuntu 8.04 is really slow as when i click for firefox 3.6 i have to click double times to make it open
[21:16] <jef91> cmp yes
[21:16] <ikonia> datta: how much ram do you have ?
[21:16] <fieldse> erUSUL, cool, ok: so, "for f" means for all files, right?
[21:17] <xtomhe> #xpud
[21:17] <zeenix> hi
[21:17] <datta> ikonia i have a 4 gig ram
[21:17] <mzuverink> fieldse, use synaptic and search for nautilus, might be called fomething sim, but get the svn .dep too
[21:17] <ikonia> datta: what video card ?
[21:17] <zeenix> somehow my encrypted partitions are decrypted twice on boot-up
[21:17] <erUSUL> fieldse: sorry typo something like --> i=1 ; for f in *; do mv "$f" "$i" i=$((i++)); done
[21:17] <erUSUL> fieldse: totally untested
[21:18] <cmp> jef91, here is the output http://pastebin.com/m69a8d67a
[21:18] <fieldse> erUSUL, thanks, testing now
[21:18] <erUSUL> fieldse: sorry typo again devil is on the details  --> i=1 ; for f in *; do mv "$f" "$i"; i=$((i++)); done
[21:18] <jef91> cmp do you understand errors at all? Didn't you save the the pastebin to flashinstall.sh on your desktop?
[21:18] <fieldse> erUSUL, would i do this is a bash script then?
[21:18] <zeenix> and i have to type my password like 6 times
[21:19] <`mOOse`> what's the correct command/syntax for searching for a file?
[21:19] <fieldse> erUSUL, or can i pass this from command line
[21:19] <ikonia> cmp: you must see the problem you are causing jef91 trying to help you
[21:19] <ikonia> cmp: please please read the basics on https://help.ubuntu.com
[21:19] <erUSUL> the one liner should do
[21:19] <ikonia> cmp: if you understand the basics it takes minutes to walk you through this sort of solution
[21:19] <cmp> will you stop helping me jef91 . ?
[21:19] <ikonia> cmp: the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com will give you a really good basic introductin
[21:20] <Trek> two questions (ikonia and erUSUL, you might be of help).  I'm trying to edit stuff in my own home directory, its running into errors where sudo needs to be used, how can I get rid of that?  and how can I increase the number of times sudo prompts for the password before abort?
[21:20] <luisito> hola
[21:20] <luisito> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[21:20] <ikonia> Trek: make sure all the files in your home dir are owned by you
[21:20] <datta> ikonia sorry i do not have the slightest clue
[21:21] <ikonia> Trek: the ammount of times sudo prompts you would be a pam option.....I think, I've never set that
[21:21] <ikonia> datta: lspci should give you a solid clue
[21:21] <cmp> jef91, i saved it really on the desktop ... i even see it now
[21:21] <jef91> cmp Its getting annoying to say the least. What is the file name?
[21:21] <chai_> Trek, you can  "sudo su" if you know what you're doing and are careful
[21:21] <ikonia> cmp: please don't recommend that
[21:21] <galym> can anyone give me the name of programmers' room
[21:21] <ikonia> Trek: please don't run that command
[21:21] <mcurran> to do that would you use:  chown -R <username> <folder or file>
[21:21] <ikonia> galym: look in freenode.net or in #freenode for channel help
[21:22] <chai_> ikonia, you meant to say that to me or cmp?
[21:22] <erUSUL> fieldse: ok; #bash shaked out the details is --> i=1 ; for f in *; do mv "$f" "$i"; ((i++)); done
[21:22] <mcurran> what is the own number for root
[21:22] <Trek> chai_ i'm a server admin so I'm familiar with being safe with superuser
[21:22] <ikonia> chai_: you
[21:22] <ikonia> cmp: sorry - didn't mean for you to "not" run that command
[21:22] <ikonia> Trek: I find that hard to believe or you wouldn't be asking how to set permissions on a home directory or what a dhcp server does
[21:22] <mcurran> no i was wondering if that command was right
[21:22] <Trek> ikonia: i'm not running CLI right this second
[21:22] <johnzorn> can ubuntu netbook remix be installed onto ubuntu 9.10 64 bit?
[21:22] <Trek> ikonia: and I"ve never run into this issue
[21:22] <Trek> ikonia: and I"ve never run into this issue before *
[21:23] <cmp> jef91, the file name is   ( unsaved document 1 )
[21:23] <datta> ikonia here is the list http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d73bbb18d
[21:23] <jef91> johnzorn just look for the netbook launcher package
[21:23] <ikonia> Trek: cli means nothing to permissions or dchp servers
[21:23] <Trek> ikonia: lol, i realize that, but remember: this issue NEVER occured before with ANY Ubuntu install I have done
[21:23] <ikonia> datta: it's possible the intel card is not using the correct xorg driver,
[21:23] <jef91> cmp - save the file as "flashinstall.sh"
[21:23] <johnzorn> ok thanks jef91
[21:23] <jef91> cmp as I said the first time /sigh
[21:24] <cmp> ok jef91
[21:24] <fieldse> erUSUL, cool - now I save this to a bash script, #! /bin/bash and then how do I call it when I am in the directory?
[21:24] <ikonia> Trek: that doesn't change your in ability to set file permissions or know what a dhcp server is, which is core basic admin tasks
[21:24] <ikonia> cmp: honestly https://help.ubuntu.com it will make working with people like jef91 easier and less frustrating for them
[21:24] <Trek> ikonia: lol, i guess you're right, I admin my own personal server that doesn't assign DCHP or anything
[21:24] <datta> ikonia: maybe
[21:24] <Trek> ikonia: it holds my data, thats all I need to know :P
[21:24] <ikonia> Trek: ok - so not a server admin then
[21:25] <Trek> ikonia: not PUBLIC server admin, no
[21:25] <ikonia> Trek: so first thing, make sure your home dir permissions are set right
[21:25] <ikonia> Trek: that will be the core of it (I'll bet)
[21:25] <erUSUL> fieldse: no that works in the command line
[21:25] <jef91> cmp run the script from terminal: cd ~/Desktop && sudo ./flashinstall.sh
[21:26] <erUSUL> fieldse: just cd to the directory and run « i=1 ; for f in *; do mv "$f" "$i" ; ((i++)) ; done »
[21:26] <fieldse> erUSUL, Oh, NICE
[21:26] <zeenix> so no one have any clue about encrypted filesystem?
[21:26] <caravel24> hi. looking for oss for calendar sharing (small workgroup including mobile users) WITHOUT server (p2p ?). Any alternative to m$ groove ? Current apps are Thunderbird (Lightning is an option) and Kontact, migration to Ubuntu underway. Any advice ? thanks
[21:26] <fieldse> erUSUL, You are a god.  Now if I can just figure out how to save this as a nautilus script, I'm f*ckin golden
[21:26] <ikonia> caravel24: sunbird
[21:26] <Trek> ikonia: quick overview of how to set the permissions on my own home folder so that I can have full read/write access?
[21:27] <Trek> ikonia: FYI: i'm under SuperUser right now
[21:27] <ikonia> Trek: are you kidding me ?
[21:27] <Spanglish_7776> :O
[21:27] <ikonia> Trek: you're telling me you admin your own servers and you don't know how to set permissions ?
[21:27] <ikonia> Trek: man chmod
[21:27] <SimTastick> What are the best Hardware support lists that I can vote or post that my hardware is working?
[21:27] <Trek> *sigh* ikonia: i'm unfamiliar with chown
[21:27] <ikonia> Trek: use the gui
[21:27] <caravel24> ikonia: thanks - I thought Sunbird was just the standalone version of MozCalendar (?) any network feature I missed ?
[21:27] <cmp> jef91, after i changed and saved the name exactly as you told me .... i have repeated the command you told me and i have got this output      http://pastebin.com/m5dbb0be1
[21:27] <erUSUL> fieldse: well not that god. you wanted to preserve the extension. that cli do not preserve it ...
[21:28] <Trek> okay, i'll try that ikonia
[21:28] <cmp> ikonia. for god sake - let me learn by my own way ...
[21:28] <cmp> ikonia.. please
[21:28] <ikonia> caravel24:look at using it with caldev or webdav
[21:28] <fieldse> erUSUL, *nods*, trying to figure that out right now
[21:28] <Trek> goodbye.  (and Ikonia, PLEASE don't berate me... its ANNOYING)
[21:28] <ikonia> cmp: you've been trying for 3 days, with multiple people, can you not see how frustrating it is
[21:28] <cmp> ikonia, this is my who is learning not your child
[21:28] <caravel24> ikonia: therefore WITH a server ;-)
[21:28] <ikonia> caravel24: sorry, I may have miss-understood your question, re-ask
[21:28] <seanbrystone> Anyone else having problem of running *ANY* packet sniffer (Wireshark ETC) with Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit? It locks up the computer completely
[21:28] <cmp> three days not asking you ikonia. dont you see this - cant you see that iam telling you dont help me ?
[21:29] <chai_> ok i have SOME sound. seems like a permissions issue now. if I do "sudo aplay soundfile.wav" I get output, but without sudo, i get nothing, no sound cards found
[21:29] <ikonia> cmp: no-one is helping you because you're not familier with the very basics, this problem is quick to resolve if you can just understand a little of basics
[21:29] <cmp> jef91 is helping me now - just stay AWAYYYYYYYYYY
[21:29] <`mOOse`> !!!
[21:29] <seanbrystone> lol
[21:30] <caravel24> ikonia: no worries -- any-type-of-server is NOT an option at the moment, hence looking for p2p serverless clients. And so far I only could find proprietary apps for calendar sharing (eg. Microsoft Groove)
[21:30] <jef91> I;ve got no idea cmp - make a forum post with that output. Seems like you've jacked up your flash install nicely
[21:30] <ikonia> caravel24: ahh ok, so you want it networked, but not centralised
[21:31] <Pelias> hi
[21:31] <caravel24> ikonia: yep. I wish peerfuse was mature, for example
[21:31] <fieldse> erUSUL, Heh. Well, at least I figured out how to manually type proper extension. awesome, thanks
[21:31] <codelemur> Is this the right place to ask about hardware compatibility? I've seen conflicting information on the forums and docs as to whether or not a specific wireless chipset is compatible.
[21:31] <cmp> so you think i should reinstall my ubuntu jef91?
[21:31] <Pelias> what is "htmode" and more importantly - where do I find things like that?
[21:31] <jef91> cmp thats an easy fix yes, but it would work yes lol
[21:33] <ikonia> caravel24: I see what you're asking, can't think of anything that would work without a dirty hack
[21:33] <cmp> even with no success by your trails to help me - still iam so thankful for you and hope iam not annoying you ..
[21:33] <caravel24> ikonia: (peefuse would permit Kontact or Lightning/Sunbird, I assume, to reload read-only calendars from p2p fs)
[21:33] <ikonia> caravel24: yeah, you'd have to re-load to reparse the files
[21:33] <FatsDT> Would anyone know how to disable the 3-finger simulated right click on my synaptics touchpad.  I attemped to do it by editing an xml file in /usr/share/hal, but that didn't work.
[21:34] <caravel24> ikonia: yep -- thanks anyway for searching your brain
[21:34] <ikonia> caravel24: tricky one you've got there
[21:34] <`mOOse`> I just need to find out where this vidalia install put tor...there's a simple one for ya!
[21:34] <gavintlgold> hello, I recently did a clean windows 7 install (as an upgrade from XP) and then went back and installed a new Ubuntu over it. Everything went fine until I booted back into windows, windows did a file system check, I used windows a bit, then restarted. Now grub is stuck in a rebooting loop. it gets to "Loading GRUB..." and then instantly reboots (before the options show up)
[21:34] <cmp> at least you reached the end with me jef91 till the laaaaast step - some others really dont
[21:34] <jef91>  cmp - you really should go read some bash basics though
[21:34] <gavintlgold> to confirm, I was able to boot into both OSes at least once
[21:34] <seanbrystone> Anyone else having problem of running *ANY* packet sniffer (Wireshark ETC) with Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit? It locks up the computer completely
[21:35] <ikonia> jef91: the "welcome to ubuntu guide" on https://help.ubuntu.com is where I've been pushing him for days
[21:35] <ikonia> caravel24: I wonder if holding it on ram disk, or a cluster FS would work due to change pickup
[21:35] <gavintlgold> I didn't have this problem with my xp/ubuntu dual-boot before I reinstalled
[21:36] <cmp> i will, i didnt say that i will not - and i never thought only to depend on some one as this LORD ikonia . thinks ... but you cant drive car by reading books- you need to put your self inside and some body should be with you - so you can learn even if you do  mistakes jef91.
[21:36] <gavintlgold> it reboots after a split-second of showing the GRUB screen
[21:37] <ikonia> cmp: the guide I'm pushing you at is not just for reading, it has stuff to do too
[21:37] <gavintlgold> and continues to do so indefinitely
[21:37] <ikonia> cmp: so that's the "doing it" you want
[21:37] <arand> cmp: If you look in the /var/cache/flashplugin directory what's there?
[21:37] <jolaren> Can anyone recomend a program to meet how stable your connection is? Like how many precent of icmp pings goes forward or smth
[21:38] <ikonia> jolaren: ntop maybe ?
[21:38] <edeca> jolaren: There are various socket stress programs
[21:38] <rahduke> help me, im on my laptop in my car, im stuck in a snowbank, my cell phone is dead...
[21:38] <rahduke> ive emailed everyone i know, i cant get in touch with the police
[21:38] <thinkbinary> hola
[21:38] <thinkbinary> hi
[21:38] <thinkbinary> all
[21:38] <ikonia> rahduke: please stop messing around
[21:38] <christopherdst-1> rahduke: lol
[21:38] <jolaren> ikonia; I will check that out, I'm most curious about how many packets sent to my router via wifi is getting thro
[21:38] <erUSUL> fieldse: after playing a bit .. to preserve extensions --> i=1 ; for f in *; do ext=${f##*.} ; mv "$f" "$i"."$ext" ; ((i++)) ; done
[21:39] <chai_> At this point, i still can only use audio as root: http://pastebin.com/m6df5b2e0 I added myself to the "audio" group, and still no luck
[21:39] <erUSUL> fieldse: shorter version --> i=1 ; for f in *; do  mv "$f" "$i"."${f##*.}" ; ((i++)) ; done
[21:39] <fieldse> erUSUL, Weird. So what does the f## stand for?
[21:39] <erUSUL> fieldse: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/073
[21:39] <edeca> erUSUL: I love bash :)
[21:40] <cmp> arand, there is not flashplugin directory in there
[21:40] <erUSUL> edeca: :)
[21:40] <mallory> hi everyone, i am new to linux and and recently installed ubuntu 9.10 on my other laptop, a dell inspiron 1520 and the wireless card isn't working at all.  i had this problem on a previous laptop, but it was a simple fix just by updating the driver through hardware drivers thing. anyone know how to help me?
[21:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> Anyone need some help?
[21:41] <mallory> I need help!
[21:41] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, yes :P
[21:41] <`mOOse`> yea SpaceGhostC2C I do lol
[21:41] <erUSUL> mallory: what is the wifi chip ? broadcom ?
[21:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> Okay, what are these questions?
[21:41] <mallory> I believe that is
[21:41] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C,  I recently did a clean windows 7 install (as an upgrade from XP) and then went back and installed a new Ubuntu over it. Everything went fine until I booted back into windows, windows did a file system check, I used windows a bit, then restarted. Now grub is stuck in a rebooting loop. it gets to "Loading GRUB..." and then instantly reboots (before the options show up)
[21:41] <mallory> I can get the exact version if you want
[21:41] <`mOOse`> what's the syntax/command to find a file?
[21:41] <etsorbme8> SpaceGhostC2C:   i am having problems configuring for two instances of squid running on the same box see http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2a8d5bf1
[21:41] <Geoffrey2> !java
[21:41] <ikonia> `mOOse`: command is find
[21:41] <fieldse> erUSUL, cool
[21:42] <erUSUL> mallory: just « sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter && sudo modprobe -r b43 && sudo modprobe b43 »
[21:42] <arand> cmp: and if you do "ls -l /var/cache" (!pastebin) what shows there?
[21:42] <`mOOse`> thanks ikonia
[21:42] <KaiForce> anyone installed Ubuntu on a Windows system that already has Truecrypt encryption installed?
[21:42] <alabd> what's the problem with this ?how to fix ?http://pastebin.com/m27b8fcbd
[21:42] <erUSUL> mallory: while connected to internet by other means (wired)
[21:42] <SimTastick> What is best Hardware support lists that I can vote or post that my hardware is working?
[21:42] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, I think windows modified the MBR or something. a real pain. It's never done this before
[21:43] <arand> alabd: most likely a problem at the server end of the ubuntu keyserver.
[21:43] <mallory> i'm actually on my other laptop, the dell inspiron will not even work with a wired connection...it only stays connected for like a minute
[21:43] <cmp> arand, here is the output http://pastebin.com/m668e16dd
[21:43] <arand> alabd: hang on, sorry, misread the thing..
[21:43] <erUSUL> mallory: :/
[21:44] <alabd> any other server ?
[21:44] <erUSUL> mallory: the sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter need to dwonload two tarballs ...
[21:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> gavintlgold, my initial thought is to look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 The idea is to chroot into your ubuntu partition and mount the necessary file systems and what have you, then install grub into /boot on the ubuntu install not the livecd, which you are booted from.
[21:45] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, I have a feeling windows is just going to fart on it again :P
[21:45] <mallory> erUSUL: i will try as soon as I can figure out how to get this wired connection to work
[21:45] <cryptk> hey, I have a problem installing themes... the appearance manager says that the theme is installed but they don't appear in the list... this has happened with multiple themes now...
[21:45] <Trek> one final question then I'm gone for a while
[21:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> gavintlgold, try to install grub from the livecd with the chroot and then reboot, if that fails, let me know. I have more ideas.
[21:46] <cryptk> actually, every theme I have attempted to install... none of them show up in the window for me to select them
[21:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> Trek, what's the question>
[21:46] <Trek> how do I reset the screen res to initial configuration?
[21:46] <Trek> as in the resolution that was assigned when installed/
[21:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> Trek, if you remove your xorg.conf it'll generate a new one for you.
[21:46] <Geoffrey2> anyone know of a how-to for getting 64 bit java set up that isn't three years out of date?
[21:46] <erUSUL> Geoffrey2: java plugin for firefox?
[21:46] <Trek> where's xorg.conf stored?
[21:47] <arand> cmp: Hmm, if you simply "sudo mkdir /var/cache/flashplugin-installer" and then run "sudo apt-get install -f"
[21:47] <dbluefield> Hi Folks:)
[21:47] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, all right, i'm on it. Right before the problem happened windows queued itself for an update. IT was about to restart to finish the update when it failed
[21:47] <Geoffrey2> erUSUL, yes..I'm running the AMD64 version of ubuntu
[21:47] <Geoffrey2> Karmic, specifically
[21:47] <caravel24> ikonia: a ram disk or a cluster fs would both require the logic of a server again, right ? ^^
[21:47] <seanbrystone> Anyone else having problem of running *ANY* packet sniffer (Wireshark ETC) with Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit? It locks up the computer completely
[21:47] <erUSUL> Geoffrey2: best bet is to use icedtea6-plugin
[21:47] <erUSUL> !info icedtea6-plugin
[21:48] <dbluefield> Ubuntu newb here -- I've spent 2 days tring to get appearance affects and my sound card running....anyone care to help?
[21:48] <dbluefield> I'm Loving Linux overall:)
[21:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> gavintlgold, okay. Try thegrub install from livecd, then you should boot into ubuntu then restart and boot into windows then go back to ubuntu. If it fails, come back here
[21:48] <roman> halllo
[21:48] <erUSUL> Geoffrey2: wait in karmic there is sun-java6-plugin for 64 bit ....
[21:49] <Guest33838> ich komme aus polen
[21:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, you should get your hardware drivers first, what ubuntu distro did you use? {K,X}ubuntu?
[21:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> !de | Guest33838
[21:49] <PenCapChew> Trek, you there?
[21:49] <bestja> \who
[21:49] <cmp> arand, here is the output ..... http://pastebin.com/m2b55fa25
[21:49] <guntbert> SpaceGhostC2C: how about suggesting to rename a config file instead of removing it?
[21:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> etsorbme8, I am looking for a solution. give me  asec
[21:50] <actarus> hello, sorry, somebody know how to change the password of phpmyadmin? #1045 - Access denied for user 'phpmyadmin'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[21:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> guntbert, feel free to :)
[21:50] <PenCapChew> A guy name Trek i was talking to at another site
[21:50] <etsorbme8> SpaceGhostC2C: thanks for looking
[21:50] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, that is a very old howto, and I think it deals with an older version of GRUB
[21:51] <gavintlgold> SpaceGhostC2C, I can't run the first command "grub" since it's not installed
[21:51] <arand> cmp: Soo, something is seriously messy with the /var/cache/flashplugin-installer I would assume... Not sure but I would run an fsck in this case..
[21:51] <zilkomaa> How safe is use ubuntu 9.10 without any firewall?
[21:51] <maurizios> hi
[21:51] <maurizios> !list
[21:51] <guntbert> SpaceGhostC2C: no - I'm talking in earnest: it is bad advice to remove a config file
[21:51] <Brian_H> does anyone know how to pass apt-get options to a preseed file? I need to pass Acquire::http::Pipeline-Depth=0 to my ubuntu network installer
[21:51] <erUSUL> zilkomaa: by default no program listenning on any port...
[21:51] <cmp> ok - how can i do it arand , ?
[21:52] <phpito> Hi
[21:52] <PenCapChew> Trek?
[21:52] <cryptk> does anyone know why the themes I am trying to install will not show up in the window for me to select them
[21:52] <zilkomaa> erUSUL: Oki.
[21:52] <phpito> Alguém em Brazil?
[21:52] <PenCapChew> I'm having major issues
[21:52] <sile> Hi!  Is there a way to make a panel unremovable, or should I go to the doctor to check my mind?
[21:52] <zilkomaa> Can i run already installed windows xp with virtualbox?
[21:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> guntbert, I've been using ubuntu for four and a half years. The xorg conf file is regenerated, as in it doesn't break anything.
[21:53] <Geoffrey2> ok, supposedly there is some quirk in the java plugin that keeps it from being detected...
[21:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, can you ask a question please?
[21:53] <arand> cmp: "sudo touch /forcefsck" will schedule an fsck for the next time you start the computer.
[21:53] <erUSUL> zilkomaa: if you start installing servers ....
[21:53] <madruga> phpito, If you speak portuguese, you just can speak in #ubuntu-br
[21:53] <phpito> thanks
[21:54] <zilkomaa> erUSUL: via virtualbox?
[21:54] <sysdoc> zilkomaa, you'd have to create a vm of the existing install of xp....
[21:54] <PenCapChew> Space... my windows is shot... i get the blue screen of death on bootup... so i was wanting to run unbutu from a cd to transfer my files to a flash drive... but have never used ubuntu
[21:54] <zilkomaa> sysdoc: With vmware?
[21:54] <mallory> erUSUL: I have established a wired connection.
[21:54] <PenCapChew> Before i do a reformat
[21:54] <ikonia> caravel24: no, you could run that locally, they would just update better on change
[21:55] <needinfo> Need advice on numeric keypad. Since last update (release 8.10 kernel 2.6.27-17-generic) my numeric keypad will not type "0". Instead it will toggle ins/overtype mode.  All other numbers work fine, just no "0".
[21:55] <sysdoc> zilkomaa, that is the way that I did it, not with virtualbax
[21:55] <zilkomaa> sysdoc: Hehe ok.
[21:55] <Lint01> PenCapChew: just boot up from livecd, i think ubuntu can detect usb devices now
[21:55] <BluesKaj> PenCapChew, did you try to get to a C prompt and use the fixmbr command , then you could dual boot linux and windows
[21:55] <sysdoc> zilkomaa that is if I understood your question correctly
[21:56] <PenCapChew> I just want to boot from cd... but once i get booted i have no idea how to transfer to the usb stick
[21:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, have you done it yet? Tried to boot?
[21:56] <cmp> any news arand, ?
[21:57] <Lint01> PenCapChew: you'll see the devices' icons on your desktop
[21:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, you should mount the drive by clicking places then the windows drive. Also plug in the usb drive and then copy and paste files.
[21:57] <arand> cmp: not until you reboot and run the scheduled fsck..
[21:57] <Goliath> v
[21:57] <Goliath> hi how can i make cairo dock (with opengl) open at boot
[21:57] <cmp> how to run it ... tell me arand.
[21:57] <Lint01> what have you done to your WIndows so it stopped to boot?
[21:58] <arand> cmp: "sudo touch /forcefsck" will schedule an fsck for the next time you start the computer.
[21:58] <cmp> oh now ikonia will repeat it again . LLOL
[21:58] <PenCapChew> Space, where should i download a live cd at?
[21:58] <cmp> ok - thanks arand.
[21:59] <cmp> will it fix it self by this fsck  arand. if there will be any error??
[21:59] <PenCapChew> Lint, used windows update to update my hard drive controller drivers, now it's shot to hell
[21:59] <zilkomaa> sysdoc: I  was just asking that can i run already installed window xp with some program? Xp is installed my another partition.
[21:59] <Some_Person> When I boot up or shut down, I see a tty1 login for a few seconds. Is there any way to stop that from showing?
[21:59] <Lint01> www.ubuntu.com
[21:59] <mallory> can someone tell me how to figure out what kind of broadcom i have on my dell, running ubuntu 9.10
[21:59] <sochi2k> I've backed up my windows partition with partimage in 8.10 32bit.  Whats the best way to restore it in 9.04 64bit?
[21:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, you can download it from http://ubuntu.com
[21:59] <PenCapChew> Lint, could you start a private message with me if you don't mind?
[22:00] <Lint01> !pm
[22:00] <obiwan_> guys how can i neable framebuffer mode in the consoles?
[22:00] <obiwan_> i got text-mode
[22:00] <sysdoc> zilkomaa, yes you can... Create a VM of it then run it within Linux using vmware-server as I did. Then you can nuke the xp partition and use it for something else if you like
[22:00] <PenCapChew> Space, is that the live version?
[22:01] <XDread> I'm having a bit of trouble getting mp3-playback to work. Anyone here that can help me? :)
[22:01] <sochi2k> can someone help me restoring partition saved with partimage?
[22:01] <arand> cmp: It should be automatic, but if there are errors you might have to run fsck manually something like "fsck -f /dev/sd##" (sd## being the ubuntu partition) see "man fsck" for more info.
[22:02] <capron> obiwan_, I guess trow kernel compile or you might only need too config a boot option
[22:02] <cmp> thanks arand.
[22:02] <zilkomaa> sysdoc: Ok nice ty.
[22:02] <obiwan_> capron it's supposed to be enabled with some driver
[22:03] <obiwan_> but i want to keep using my i915 driver on the X , i want to use fb just in consoles
[22:03] <PenCapChew> So with Ubuntu can i run it from the cd without installing it to the harddrive?
[22:03] <xfact> Ok to make a complete and useful bug report, I should also install 'debug files' from synaptic?
[22:03] <jrib> xfact: depends on the bug, but...
[22:03] <sysdoc> zilkomaa, there is a way to actually run the existing install straight from the disk, but the chances of fragging the files is high... I choose not to try that approach
[22:03] <jrib> !debug | xfact
[22:03] <OerHeks> arand your 1st answer is the best way to check, right ? > sudo touch /forcefsck
[22:03] <chai_> i fixed my sound! now another question.. I have a console login, and I can start my desktop environment with "sudo service gdm start" as well as "startx". if I use startx, sound does not work. what does gdm do to initialize sound? can i use the same in startx?
[22:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, it will be rather slow and very annoying. You have to reinstall things everytime you boot.
[22:04] <mauri> how is it possibile to specify in menu.lst or grub.cfg a root directory different by / (i.e. linnux installed under a subdirectory)
[22:04] <arand> OerHeks: That is the automatic check yes, and the recommended way.
[22:04] <zilkomaa> sysdoc, I agree.
[22:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> jrib means this
[22:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> !bug | xfact
[22:04] <PenCapChew> Space, i know you guys probably don't want to hear this... but i only plan on using it once to get my data transfer to usb sticks
[22:04] <infid> how can i make my custom menu items have icons?
[22:04] <dbluefield> Hello:)
[22:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, then ubuntu is the perfect solution mate.
[22:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, I don't care if you don't want to switch to it. It's cool with me, ubuntu is a tool. Use it how you wish.
[22:05] <dbluefield> I.m loving ubuntu....need some help on graphic/sound If anyone has the time
[22:05] <arand> OerHeks: However for more complicated situations (where it fails) the -f forced version might be necessary (never do with filesystem mounted!)
[22:05] <PenCapChew> Space, i could really use some help, lol.. are you going to be around for awhile, i've got it downloading right now... thanks for all the help so far btw
[22:05] <jrib> dbluefield: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[22:05] <Mike632T> dbluefield: what sound card / video card do you have
[22:06] <wilhart> test
[22:06] <Some_Person> When I boot up or shut down, I see a tty1 login for a few seconds. Is there any way to stop that from showing?
[22:06] <mikeconcepts> does parted magic version 4.8 image ext4? anyone actually done it and did a restore?
[22:06] <dbluefield> Philips edge sound/ATI all in wonder R100 7200
[22:06] <jrib> Some_Person: I think there's some work on that with intel cards
[22:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, do you need help getting drivers? will you answer my previous question?
[22:06] <mauri> come si specifica in menu.lst un path divesdo da /
[22:06] <Some_Person> jrib: I have an nvidia card
[22:07] <mauri> how is it possibile to specify in menu.lst or grub.cfg a root directory different by / (i.e. linnux installed under a subdirectory)
[22:07] <jrib> Some_Person: nvidia drivers are closed :/
[22:07] <PenCapChew> Space... i don't need a separate partion to instal ubuntu do I?
[22:07] <dbluefield> I'm a total Linux newb:)
[22:07] <PenCapChew> patition i mean
[22:07] <dbluefield> I found the drivers -- I cant get the appearance effects to work
[22:08] <magnetron> where is the meta-configuration about LVM stored?
[22:08] <sysdoc> mauri, check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[22:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, you can install ubuntu from the cd if you boot from it, you'll need a seperate partition. It's not hard if you have the space. But you can also boot into windows and then install ubuntu with wubi and you wouldn't need a seperate parition
[22:08] <dbluefield> I disabled motherboard sound in BIOS - Ubuntu cant find my doundcard
[22:08] <cryptk> ARGH... I can't get any themes to work right...
[22:08] <capron> obiwan_,  Are you sure you only have text mode, In the wiki they only talk about howto disabel frambuffer  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer
[22:08] <cryptk> now I am having problems with icon themes...
[22:08] <Some_Person> jrib: Well, the odd thing is, when I first booted (without nvidia proprietary driver installed), all I got was a flickering tty1 login that I couldn't log into because it wouldn't register every keypress. After installing the nvidia driver, it works, but I see a tty1 login for a few seconds
[22:08] <cryptk> no matter where I put the icon theme it says it is not installed...
[22:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, try this from the terminal: gksudo jockey-gtk
[22:09] <cryptk> this is an icon theme that I used to use (before I had to reinstall ubuntu) so I know it woks
[22:09] <PenCapChew> Space?
[22:09] <obiwan_> capron: i got only x mode
[22:09] <obiwan_> capron: that's why i want to enable framebuffer
[22:09] <obiwan_> cause in terminals i got some kind of text-mode (just 24 lines)
[22:09] <obiwan_> and fb would let me have up to 30 i think
[22:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, I replied man.
[22:10] <dbluefield> I put it in the console Space - shows no proprietary drivers
[22:10] <xfact> I have one problem, I am using Firefox 3.6 (latest stable build) and when I am trying report bug via 'apport' it saying The problem cannot be reported: This is not a genuine Ubuntu package". What to do? :(
[22:11] <xfact> I am using Ubuntu Karmic
[22:11] <felix> paranormal
[22:11] <jcranmer> bah
[22:11] <kinja-sheep> xfact: Are you using mozilla-daily-ppa?
[22:11] <maroy> hi
[22:11] <jcranmer> if I'm trying to make a .deb for a simple package
[22:11] <jcranmer> and I want to add something to the menu, what do I need to edit?
[22:11] <maroy> I'm having problem booting the Ubuntu install CD from an external USB drive
[22:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, go to http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste the output of this command in there: lspci
[22:11] <PenCapChew> Space, sorry, didn't see...  so there's no way to just stick the cd in and run it... i can't get into windows to install it and i'm not sure i have enough space for a partition
[22:11] <xfact> kinja-sheep: no, mozilla stable build ppa
[22:11] <maroy> does anyone have experience with this?
[22:11] <felix> http://xdccing.com/
[22:11] <jrib> !packaging > jcranmer
[22:11] <Geoffrey2> ok, can anyone tell me how to make Firefox actually see the version of java found in the repositories?
[22:12] <maroy> I'm getting an initramfs error...
[22:12] <felix> http://xdccing.com/
[22:12] <jrib> jcranmer: search about creating .desktop files and menu items in the packaging docs
[22:12] <kinja-sheep> xfact: Well, looks like it does not come from ubuntu repo then.
[22:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> PenCapChew, I said you can. You just put it in and go to Places on the top menu and mount the flash drive and windows drive.
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[22:12] <acalbaza> how can i troubleshoot my sound card?
[22:12] <Bhavic> ok
[22:13] <netmind> uhm.
[22:13] <DrManhattan> those guys have been plaguing dalnet too
[22:13] <arand> !sound | acalbaza
[22:13] <jcranmer> bah
[22:14] <Goliath> KIll tillers
[22:14] <xfact> ?
[22:14] <xfact>  kinja-sheep: yea, Karmic's FF package is 3.5.7, but is there any way to report bug of FF 3.6?
[22:14] <Qjet> erk, this channel is a bit noisy, I'm having some trouble getting this computer to recognize a particular SD card. The SD card is ok, I've tested it on other systems. I just can't seem to get it to work on this particular computer. Could someone give me some advice on tracking down the problem?
[22:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> Goliath, maybe not exhibit so much passion in a threatening way?
[22:14] <xfact>  How to report bug of FIREFOX 3.6 on Ubuntu karmic koala?
[22:14] <daedhel> hi, where can I download ubuntu's grub patches ?
[22:14] <jrib> daedhel: using ubuntu?
[22:15] <acicula> daedhel: how do you mean grub patches, ubuntu updates grub automaticly?
[22:15] <daedhel> jrib: nope
[22:15] <jrib> daedhel: packages.ubuntu.com
[22:15] <kinja-sheep> xfact: Technically that packages does not exist in the repo. You could try and file bug report on Firefox-3.6 on Mozilla Bugzilla.
[22:15] <daedhel> jrib: oh easy pie! lol
[22:15] <dbluefield> what does the lspci do?
[22:15] <xfact> Okey
[22:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> lists your pci devices.
[22:15] <dbluefield> ahhh
[22:15] <bove> I have an external NTFS disk with one labeled primary partition, but this label does not show up in /dev/disk/by-label/, even after reconnecting the disk. Is there any way to manually update the /dev/disk/by-label links?
[22:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, if you type space and press tab, it autocompletes my name. then I know you're talking to me.
[22:16] <dbluefield> space
[22:16] <Geoffrey2> can anyone tell me how to make Firefox actually see the Java plugin ubuntu provides?
[22:16] <capron> xfact the moz-develop team whants that bug report ,
[22:16] <dbluefield> space cool
[22:16] <kinja-sheep> space neat!
[22:16] <acicula> Geoffrey2: has to be in the plguns dir
[22:16] <|REM|> I'm using ssmtp and i want to change who the email is coming from.  Right now it is showing root@computer_name
[22:17] <Timmarshall> hi does anyone know if red hat 5.2 has a graphic user interface on it???
[22:17] <christopherdst-1> of course it does
[22:17] <dbluefield> did that website show you my pci info?
[22:17] <mauri> is it possibile innstall kubuntu in a posistion different from /
[22:17] <Qjet> erk, this channel is a bit noisy, I'm having some trouble getting this computer to recognize a particular SD card. The SD card is ok, I've tested it on other systems. I just can't seem to get it to work on this particular computer. Could someone give me some advice on tracking down the problem?
[22:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, follow the instructions. Paste the output of lspci into that site.
[22:18] <Geoffrey2> which plugin directory?  and which .so file should be there?
[22:18] <arand> cnd: re: The change in bug510571, Since this has chnged between kernel versions and not between vbox versions, I think invalidating is incorrect.
[22:18] <daedhel> jrib: hmmm i'm looking for the patch that renders grub2 completely silent... this is not too explicit in there :
[22:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, then you need to submit it and then send me the link here.
[22:18] <dbluefield> ohhh gotcha
[22:18] <daedhel> jrib: http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/karmic/grub2
[22:18] <Geoffrey2> acicula, which plugin directory?  and which .so file should be in there?
[22:18] <jrib> daedhel: well patches should be in debian/patches
[22:19] <xfact> capron: I think this Firefox 3.6 is specially made for Ubuntu, see this for more info, http://imagebin.org/84280
[22:19] <dbluefield> ok did it
[22:20] <dbluefield> http://paste.ubuntu.com/373534/
[22:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, lines 11 and 9 are your video and sound, respectively.
[22:21] <acicula> Geoffrey2: it comes with icedtea java afaik, part of the profile
[22:21] <dude1> test
[22:21] <acicula> Geoffrey2: system wide goes here : /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so, local goes into .mozilla/plugins
[22:22] <Geoffrey2> acicula, I'm talking about the sun-java plugin
[22:22] <M3TVF> Anybody running Amateur Radio software in Ubuntu
[22:22] <dbluefield> radeon 7200 is the video yes
[22:22] <acicula> Geoffrey2: you have to install the sun-java plugin separately
[22:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ati | dbluefield
[22:22] <Geoffrey2> acicula, it IS installed, but Firefox still doesn't see it
[22:23] <guru> what am i doing wrong if when i install emacs it is only doing the terminal version and not the gui?
[22:23] <capron> xfact , Hmm I only thorn the ubuntu thing too firefox was a them ,   So what stuff do ubunut team change in FF
[22:23] <acicula> Geoffrey2: you have to use update-alternatives perhaps?
[22:23] <blakkheim> guru: it is a terminal application
[22:23] <dbluefield> I know I spent 6 hours yesterday - Im trying to get apperance effects
[22:23] <acicula> to change the default plugin
[22:23] <`mOOse`> when you get a make error because you didn't have a required library, can you just re-start the make and it'll go from where it eneded?
[22:23] <xfact> Ok
[22:23] <acicula> or just copy the so over to your personal .mozilla/plugins directory
[22:24] <cnd> arand, it was my impression that a change in the kernel between -10 and -11 exposed a bug in vbox
[22:24] <cnd> and that the real issue is with vbox
[22:24] <cnd> is that not the case?
[22:25] <mguy> vbox stinks imo
[22:25] <arand> cnd: I don't know, hence I'm not sure it should be invalidated yet...
[22:25] <acicula> as opposed to
[22:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> mguy, cool. Good for you friend. Do you have a FOSS compliant alternative?
[22:25] <dbluefield> according to the guide my ATI card --7200 / R100 based cards -- supports #D etc...but I ran compiz check and
[22:25] <hei> Enter text here...hei
[22:25] <cnd> arand, if it's not the case, then it can be reopened
[22:26] <mguy> No, I just have had so many problems with it that I no longer us it
[22:26] <dbluefield> it came up Error: Software rasterizer in use
[22:26] <dbluefield> I meant "supports 3D" above
[22:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> mguy, so what do you use now then?
[22:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, well, I don't use ATI. Never have, never will. I can't really help you mate. Sorry.
[22:27] <dbluefield> no prob man...its a 10 yr old POS computer  - but ubuntu looks great on it
[22:28] <dbluefield> and I got the dual boot to work w/o incident
[22:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, good job, do you need some more help?
[22:30] <jaychamp> Hi all.  I have an issue where when I boot up I get a disk boot failure.  I boot up to the cd, then reboot, take the cd out, and ubuntu will load fine.  I have to do this every time I boot up.  Is it something to do with the old Windows installation, the MBR maybe?
[22:31] <arand> cnd: I've not found anything confirming the #28 comment... I'll be looking over it and then reopen asking #28 for a ref. on that.
[22:31] <dbluefield> well if I could get the sound to work....
[22:31] <dbluefield> lol
[22:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, let me look again
[22:31] <cnd> arand, sounds good to me
[22:31] <capron> jaychamp, Yes reinstall grub2
[22:31] <dbluefield> thanx
[22:32] <zelnick> hey, what tool can i use on the commandline to show the size of a folder(and the contained files)?
[22:32] <jaychamp> Thank you capron.  I'm a bit of noob.  Is that something I can do through Synaptic or from the cd?
[22:33] <capron> jaychamp,  Try grub-install /dev/???   and update-grub2
[22:33] <geirha> zelnick: ''man du''
[22:33] <zelnick> geirha: thx :)
[22:33] <jaychamp> thank you kindly, I'll give it a go
[22:34] <kevin009> hey i"m on 9.04 and i don't have the "safely remove device" option when i right click drives. how can I add this so that my usb disks spin down when I unmount them?
[22:34] <frankS2> how can i check if my kernel supports move_pages?
[22:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> kevin009, the unmount won't break your usb disks. pulling it out would.
[22:35] <kevin009> this option is present in 9.10
[22:35] <acicula> frankS2: kernel options are stored in /boot
[22:35] <acicula> the compile time options
[22:35] <magnetron> Question: Where is configuration for a given VG stored in LVM?
[22:35] <kevin009> the disk doesn't spin down when unmounted though, so I can't turn the power off on the drive
[22:36] <Some_Person> kevin009: upgrade to 9.10
[22:36] <acicula> if its a normal hdd mounted and the drive spinning have no real relation
[22:36] <kevin009> i had issues with 9.10, so I had to go back to 9.04
[22:37] <Varidian> What would be the appropriate chat room for aircrack-ng wireless cracking/security help?
[22:37] <capron> Varidian,  Might try backtrack-linux
[22:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> dbluefield, I'm not seeing if the sound is supported so far.
[22:37] <magnetron> Varidian: it's #aircrack-ng
[22:38] <zilkomaa> How can i make dualview to work between monitor and tv like in windows? i have component connection from tv out to tv is there a extra software for that or because by that nvidia x settings didnt convinced me.
[22:38] <magnetron> Varidian: however, they wish that you do your research first. their wiki and docs are awesome!
[22:38] <dbluefield> thanx - I'll keep poking around
[22:38] <Varidian> magnetron: thank you, does that channel go through ubuntu too?
[22:38] <arand> cnd: seems like you were correct.
[22:38] <magnetron> Varidian: it's on the same network/server as this channel, yes
[22:39] <sysdoc> Well I guess I have to move to suse cause I can't get 9.10 to boot!!! This is freaking driving me nuts!
[22:39] <Varidian> Ok, Thank you
[22:39] <magnetron> Varidian: read this first: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/irc.html
[22:39] <cnd> arand, have you tried it with a newer vbox and it worked fine?
[22:39] <sysdoc> The buntu not being kind to me....
[22:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ask | sysdoc
[22:40] <Varidian> Ok, are they polite over there? Will they help newbies? Are they bitter against them
[22:40] <sysdoc> SpaceGhostC2C, LMAO!
[22:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> sysdoc, what's the question, specifically.
[22:40] <zilkomaa> Can someone point me a right direction please ?
[22:40] <magnetron> Varidian: they will try to help you, if you follow the guidelines i just linked to
[22:40] <mcurran> What do you want to know about aircrack I'm an expert
[22:41] <Medo42> Hi.
[22:41] <Imper> hi
[22:41] <arand> cnd: Seems Perryg has.
[22:41] <mcurran> you can pm me and I can take a shot at your question - you could try #remote-exploit too
[22:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | Medo42 Imper
[22:42] <sysdoc> SpaceGhostC2C, No question really, just frustrates with 9.10 that will not boot on a Dell vostro 200 that already IS running 9.10... Just wanna move up to a new HD and copy over my /home dir, and the fresh install of 9.10 will not boot
[22:42] <mcurran> I'm actually running BT4 and messing with wireshark right now.  I want to find a good network analyzer to see which wifi networks are active (have connections).  I usually use airodump for this, but figured there might be something that would show lan connections too
[22:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> sysdoc, so, if you really don't have a question but want to vent, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:43] <Diverdude> I am trying to construct a command that take the output from md5sum on file 1 and md5sum on file 2. I have been thinking about using somethin with cat and grep...but i can't think of a final example. Any ideas how i can do this?
[22:43] <yvan_> how to localize a file in terminal?
[22:43] <sysdoc> SpaceGhostC2C, lol
[22:43] <acicula> yvan_: locate
[22:43] <thefronny> I need some help starting X in a server install of Jaunty.
[22:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> sysdoc, what is with the singular lol?
[22:43] <acicula> or find
[22:43] <blakkheim> Diverdude: what is your end goal?
[22:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> sysdoc, is there a language barrier here?
[22:43] <capron> Varidian, Tells us your problem with aircrack-ng,   I find it was not that easy to turn off Network-Manager a normal kill did not do it
[22:43] <iceroot> yvan_: fastest is"locate file" (first sudo updatedb)
[22:44] <Medo42> I want to register for Ubuntero status at Launchpad, which requires me to create and upload an OpenPGP key. Is it neccessary to give a valid e-mail address in this key?
[22:44] <wasutton3_> is there a way to force dd to read all of a dvd rather than just one segment on it?
[22:44] <Diverdude> blakkheim, just to compare md5 checksums...i need to compare some textfiles
[22:44] <yvan_> iceroot, then i must type what?
[22:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, you can use diff and grep if you need.
[22:44] <Medo42> I'm a little concerned that the address might be harvested from the keyserver by spammers, so I'd prefer not to publish it.
[22:45] <blakkheim> Diverdude: so why not just run md5sum file1 file2
[22:45] <Diverdude> blakkheim, ohh even easier hehe :)
[22:45] <iceroot> yvan_: locate file
[22:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, you probably know this, but it might help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[22:45] <Geoffrey2> is Firefox 3.6 likely using different directories than the default 3.5 that ships with Karmic?  I downloaded from the mozillateam PPA
[22:45] <zilkomaa> How can i make dualview to work between monitor and tv like in windows? i have component connection from tv out to tv is there a extra software for that or because by that nvidia x settings didnt convinced me.
[22:46] <Diverdude> blakkheim, ahh hmm no it needs to tell me if they match or not
[22:46] <Geoffrey2> because I just installed iced-tea, restarted FF, and it still doesn't report any kind of java plugin
[22:46] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C, yeah i have been looking at that side...but kinda wanted to do the compare in the terminal
[22:47] <acicula> Geoffrey2: yeah i suspect so
[22:47] <blakkheim> Diverdude: is it that much work to read the two lines and see for yourself?
[22:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM#MD5SUM on Linux this is command line bro
[22:47] <Diverdude> blakkheim, yes it is if i have to do it on many files it is
[22:47] <Diverdude> blakkheim, and there is great chance of error
[22:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> blakkheim, that's really offensive dude. I'd probably chill out if I were you.
[22:48] <Varidian> Mcurran is helping, thanks for the help though, who was messaging me
[22:48] <blakkheim> SpaceGhostC2C: it offended you that much huh?
[22:49] <_chump0> Diverdude you could write a bash script to do the comparison http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html#ss11.1
[22:49] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C,  Comparison suggestion from that page: "An easy way to do this is to open the UbuntuHashes page in your browser, then copy the hash your machine calculated from the terminal into the "Find" box in your browser"
[22:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> blakkheim, it was very offensive, yes. This is a support channel.
[22:49] <Imper> +
[22:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, my suggestions is to pipe out one md5sum and another and then diff them. Not hard.
[22:50] <Geoffrey2> ok, got it..it was the mozilla folder in /lib, not firefox
[22:50] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C, that is a good idea
[22:50] <Slart> Diverdude: why not try diff?
[22:50] <Slart> Diverdude: there are other utilities for checking if files match each other.. fdupe is one, there are others out there as well
[22:50] <agent47> in my ubuntu network manager is not working
[22:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> Slart,  I think he's pretty determined to md5sum them.
[22:51] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C, but how do i pipe 2 output to diff?
[22:51] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem
[22:51] <Slart> SpaceGhostC2C: ok, thanks
[22:51] <acicula> Diverdude: pipe output to a scratfile and diff that/
[22:51] <Slart> Diverdude: have a look at the utility cfv then.. it's a pretty straight forward sfv checker
[22:52] <twoslice> Diverdude: md5sum *.*
[22:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, you can pipe each out to a variable then compare the variables.
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem in ubuntu 9.10
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem in ubuntu 9.10
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem in ubuntu 9.10
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem in ubuntu 9.10
[22:53] <FloodBot1> agent47: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:53] <agent47> unable to connect usb mobile broadband modem in ubuntu 9.10
[22:54] <Slart> agent47: you're trying hard to get kick-banned?
[22:54] <maciek_> hi
[22:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> Agent don't paste so much bro.
[22:54] <agent47> okie
[22:54] <agent47> can anyone help me with
[22:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> !patience | agent47
[22:54] <Slart> !details | agent47
[22:55] <twoslice> Agent47: you need to find out what driver the USB modem card is using
[22:55] <twoslice> Agent47: what hardware chipset does it use?
[22:56] <agent47> Actually while installing the ubuntu as a default it ask for the mobile broadband connection with the service providers
[22:56] <kebomix> anybody faced kernel panic after  updating to latest kernel with ati cards ?
[22:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, need any help bro?
[22:56] <agent47> so i selected my service provider photon plus
[22:56] <agent47> i am from india
[22:56] <twoslice> Agent47 what is the vendor/model of the USB adapater?
[22:56] <Slart> kebomix: I don't have an ati card myself.. but I can't say I've seen lots of people asking about kernel-panics in here at least..
[22:57] <twoslice> Agent47 I only used PCMCIA adapters and they seem to work pretty good
[22:57] <kebomix> Slart: yeah , i hate ATI with linux , i cam't login to my system , i tried all methods i know but no luck :(
[22:57] <agent47> model : Huawei EC1260
[22:58] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C, it seems i have to write a script to do it
[22:58] <Slart> kebomix: why not go back to the old kernel then.. wait for the bug to get fixed
[22:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> Diverdude, yeah. It's not hard, don't forget the SheBang.
[22:58] <Slart> kebomix: or you need the new kernel for something else?
[22:59] <agent47> twoslice : model : Huawei EC1260
[22:59] <wasutton3_> does anyone know how to use dd on an xbox 360 game? i am tired of mine getting scratched up and would like to backup
[22:59] <squelos> hello
[22:59] <agent47> I am seeking help for past one week !!
[22:59] <archboxman> kebomix: what you mean can't login???? Do you mean the graphics card is not supported so login fails?
[22:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> wasutton3_, it'd be the same as any other cd you want to make an image of.
[23:00] <kebomix> Slart: they said that the new kernel includes a new driver for ati cards and ati users will not face any problems after updating to latest kernel , i updated and got sweet kernel panic :@ , i said may be there is a conflict between ati offical driver and new one so i removed ati driver but still no luck , i can't log into my system from any kernel (old one's too )
[23:00] <Slart> wasutton3_: dd is very simple.. it won't get rid of any copy protection or such.. but afaik it will make perfect copies
[23:00] <twoslice> Agent47 a lot of people are having problems with linux drivers with that USB modem
[23:00] <wasutton3_> spaceghostc2c, nope, i tried the dd command and all i got was a 5.6mb file
[23:00] <thefronny> I've installed jaunty server and then ubuntu desktop, but told the server not to run X. This is an LTSP server and all the clients run X apps fine but, with no X running on the server xhost+ commands can't open :0, so an important xmessage script doesn't work. How can I set the server to start X? Is it in init.d or inittab? thax
[23:01] <readmanr_> if i want to post an image in brainstorm do i wrap the url in [img][/img] ??
[23:01] <wasutton3_> Slart, tried it, it only copies a little bit of the disk
[23:01] <harisund> Hey guys quick question - I have Ubuntu 9.10, but I want the gcc compiler suite that was available on 9.04, since what I am programming with is not compatible with gcc 4.4 that ships with 9.10 <-- Any idea how I can do that? I believe you can install the previous version and change symlinks to point to that, but is there an "official Ubuntu version' or a transitional package or something like that?
[23:01] <Slart> kebomix: ouch.. not really sure what to do about that.. you have my sympathy
[23:01] <agent47> twoslice: so what can i suppose to do anyways to troubleshoot
[23:01] <twoslice> thfronny you have to install X on the server
[23:02] <kebomix> Slart: ok , thanks for trying to help :)
[23:02] <Slart> wasutton3_: not reallly sure why it would do that
[23:02] <Diverdude> SpaceGhostC2C, aha....i figured out this command: expr 'md5sum svm_classify.c' = 'md5sum svm_classify.c'   Itwas something like that i was looking for
[23:03] <wasutton3_> Slart, how would i check for multiple partitions on the disk?
[23:03] <Slart> wasutton3_: fdisk? or gparted perhaps? not sure how well those handle cd's though
[23:03] <thefronny> twoslice: X is on there (aptitude search xorg) but I'm missing a setting. As I recall when I installed ubuntu desktop it asked me if I wanted it to run on the server and I said "no" (duh). Trying to tell it otherwise. thanks!
[23:03] <readmanr_> check idea http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23594
[23:03] <twoslice> Thfronny what runlevel is the server in?
[23:04] <wasutton3_> Slart, nope it doesnt recognize either
[23:04] <afurlan> asdf
[23:04] <Slart> !runlevels
[23:04] <harisund> Is there a way to get Firefox 3.5 on Ubuntu 9.04, preserving all the plugins (Flash / Adobe / Java/ media) ?
[23:05] <darolu> harisund:just download the binaries from mozilla website
[23:05] <darolu> it uses all the plugins you already have
[23:05] <Noctis_Lux> Ah ouais... quand ils disent "moins d'options" je pensais pas que c'était au point de connecter à un serveur choisi arbitrairement.
[23:05] <thefronny> twoslice: Bingo! That's in inittab isn't it? like maybe 5?
[23:05] <afurlan> I'm getting trouble to configure my Ubuntu with 1600x900 resolution
[23:05] <twoslice> Thefronny: runlevel 3
[23:05] <darolu> !french | Noctis_Lux
[23:05] <harisund> darolu: that only works for me on Windows .. on Ubuntu every time I do something like that, with just about any application, it ALWAYS breaks something unless I install the "official Ubuntu way" through the repositories ><
[23:05] <archboxman> darolu: 3.5 or 3.6 for firefox
[23:05] <afurlan> does anyone know how can I configure xorg.conf t do it?
[23:06] <twoslice> Thefronny: runlevel or 2
[23:06] <Ratchii> Hey guys, I am trying to setup a machine to be a router. It's currently running DHCP and DNS, which are working fine. I have followed the guide http://ubuntulinuxhowto.blogspot.com/2006/06/setup-your-computer-to-be-router.html. I have enabled ipv4 forwarded and rebooted. The ubuntu server can surf fine. The server has 2 NICs in it, eth0 and eth1, they are internet and external. When I plug...
[23:06] <Ratchii> ...in a machine into eth1, I get a IP handed out by DHCP, if I ping the hostname resolves but times out. I can't surf, but the gateway responds to ping.
[23:06] <darolu> archboxman:both
[23:06] <archboxman> apt-cache search firefox
[23:07] <darolu> harisund:You can't break anything by running the binnary, but if you want a ore "ubuntu" way, you can add the ppa; gimme a minute and I'll link you
[23:07] <archboxman> darolu: what version does it pull up??
[23:07] <Ratchii> There is also iptable logs showing that it's rejecting packets, even though I have allowed the interfaces through webmin's iptables.
[23:07] <thefronny> twoslice: I'll check that out. I think it was 5 in my Slackware days and now I'm coming from BSD. Too much to know...
[23:08] <archboxman> darolu: if not in your mirror list going to have to change repository server
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[23:08] <FloodBot1> VENIMASTER: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:09] <freaky[t]> how do i scroll to the bottom of a file with vim?
[23:09] <darolu> archboxman:you can get the 3.5 from here: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html
[23:10] <harisund> darolu I just messaged ubottu .. there are instructions in there to get 3.5 in Jaunty :)
[23:10] <Noctis_Lux> Bye and sorry for disturbing ^^ (too tired to force myself to talk in an understandable english).
[23:10] <archboxman> darolu: I've got 3.6 ... I use Archlinux rolling release and linux mint :)
[23:11] <Slart> freaky[t]: this looks useful http://www.pixelbeat.org/vim.tips.html
[23:11] <freaky[t]> Slart thanks i found out myself ;D
[23:11] <harisund> Anybody has any experience installing Ubuntu on a FakeRaid Raid0 setup? Fedora installation sees my 2 hard disks as one big hard disk with combined space, ubuntu sees the two hard disks separately ><
[23:12] <jereme> is notify-osd still completely non-configurable?
[23:12] <Slart> !fakeraid | harisund
[23:12] <harisund> Slart that really doesn't help .. I have already seen all that and noone of them cover Raid0
[23:12] <Slart> harisund: usually fakeraid isn't recommended.. it's not much faster and more prone to errors..
[23:12] <jereme> !notify-osd
[23:12] <harisund> Slart: I see.. hmm
[23:13] <Slart> harisund: but if you really want to do it.. I would have a look at the alternate install.. it has more install options than the regular desktop install
[23:13] <harisund> Slart: Ah ok cool man will check it out
[23:19] <archboxman> Slart: I want to private msg you trying new feature in irssi... that ok
[23:19] <dupondje> I got Karmic with grub1, but after a kernel upgrade, it doesn't seem to run update-grub, any idea how to solve that ?
[23:19] <Slart> archboxman: sure
[23:19] <archboxman> ok
[23:19] <afurlan> does anyone know how to configure the monitor Samsung SyncMaster 2033 on Ubuntu?
[23:19] <erUSUL> harisund: is the same for all fakeraids
[23:20] <johnzorn> do I use w64codecs for ubuntu 64 bit on an intel 64 bit core2?
[23:20] <Slart> johnzorn: yes
[23:21] <Goliath> vlc wont show correctly my greek subs (i choose greek/auto encoding) but smplayer will. any ideas?
[23:21] <blakkheim> Goliath: use s/mplayer instead?
[23:21] <harisund> erUSUL: really? will try that then and let you know thank you !!
[23:21] <Goliath> blakkheim: no
[23:21] <blakkheim> Goliath: vlc doesn't have the best subtitle support :/
[23:21] <Goliath> maybe i should change font
[23:22] <yaaar> howdy
[23:22] <blakkheim> Goliath: can i ask why you don't want to just use the program that you already have confirmed to work?
[23:23] <oldtopman> hello all
[23:26] <oldtopman> bye all
[23:26] <readmanr_> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23594/   idea #5
[23:26] <harisund> Honestly blakkheim changing the applicaton all together is not the answer when just one aspect of a particular program is what you want changed :) That's like saying "oh I can't get fakeRaid working by defalt on Ubuntu, I will just switch to Fedora instead :)
[23:27] <iWolf> I can't switch workspaces
[23:27] <erUSUL> harisund: .... I will just switch to Linux Software RAID instead ...
[23:27] <erUSUL> harisund: :)
[23:27] <harisund> erUSUL true but that wasn't what I was trying to get at :(
[23:28] <Goliath> Does anyone have problem with smplayer? I cant see video for some reason now.
[23:30] <erick> hi i have a doubt with an application asp.net monodevelop
[23:30] <erick> I get an error when opening the page that says so :::::: Server Error in '/' Application and I put that it is not::: libgda-2.so.3
[23:30] <erick> and this is the error string :::::::
[23:30] <erick> System.DllNotFoundException: libgda-2.so.3
[23:30] <erick>   at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Data.OleDb.libgda: gda_init (string, string, int, string [])
[23:30] <FloodBot1> erick: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:30] <erick>   at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection.Open () [0x00000]
[23:30] <oldtopman> hello all
[23:31] <oldtopman> I just resized the swap partition that xubuntu uses
[23:32] <oldtopman> yes i know this is the ubuntu fourums but will i have to tell it to use the resized one
[23:32] <Akkernight> is there a linux font called Terminal on Ubuntu?
[23:32] <erUSUL> Akkernight: there is Terminus
[23:32] <erUSUL> !find terminus
[23:32] <erick> sorry
[23:33] <kthomas_vh_> I'm setting up bind9
[23:33] <kthomas_vh_> once I have a domain configured
[23:33] <brenden_> DCC CHAT HAXHAXHAXHAXHAXHAXHAX 0 0 0 ?
[23:33] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[23:33] <kthomas_vh_> nslookup to localhost returns NXDOMAIN
[23:33] <erick> "sorry"   ///i have help in monodevelop floodbot1
[23:33] <Random832> kthomas_vh_; you're supposed to have it in /etc/hosts - nslookup looks in real name servers
[23:34] <kthomas_vh_> nslookup is set to query localhost :)
[23:34] <kthomas_vh_> but sec
[23:35] <kthomas_vh_> no,  in hosts doesn't matter
[23:35] <kthomas_vh_> the thing is,
[23:35] <kthomas_vh_> I only get NXDOMAIN for domains I define
[23:35] <neuro_damage> where would I find a list of mirrors for apt?
[23:36] <oldtopman> I just deleted the swap partition that xubuntu uses, then made a larger one. Will i have to tell it to use the resized one?
[23:36] <neuro_damage> oldtopman: should be in your /etc/fstab and just a swapon, I believe
[23:37] <erUSUL> oldtopman: yes you have to edit fstab and change the old uuid with the new one
[23:37] <erUSUL> !uuid | oldtopman
[23:37] <oldtopman> neur
[23:37] <oldtopman> neuro_damage  what do you mean (im a newb steps please)
[23:37] <neuro_damage> yeah I'm wondering if there's a list of ubuntu karmic repos?
[23:38] <darolu> !fstab
[23:38] <iWolf> neuro_damage: Why, do you need another?
[23:39] <iWolf> neuro_damage: Most software is already in the Ubuntu repo
[23:39] <dupondje> damn, upgraded kernel on karmic, and now it boots into busybox :( dmraid gone ?! :(
[23:40] <oldtopman> can i edit that from puppy (which i did the repartititioning from)
[23:40] <daftykins> dupondje: hold shift on startup and pick your older kernel?
[23:40] <erUSUL> oldtopman: you would have to mount the ubuntu partition for that
[23:40] <oldtopman> I have done that, whrer is said file
[23:41] <erUSUL> oldtopman: ubuntu can boot without swap. so you could do it from ubuntu just as easily
[23:41] <erUSUL> oldtopman: /etc/fstab
[23:41] <dupondje> daftykins: it removed old kernels, and seems like previous isn't working neither :
[23:41] <dupondje> rescuecd++
[23:42] <darolu> oldtopman: you will need to edit it with sudo, hit Alt+F2 and type gksu gedit /etc/fstab to edit it
[23:42] <oldtopman> for my final and simple question, how do i get to the grub boot menu during startup
[23:44] <darolu> !grub
[23:44] <darolu> !grub2
[23:45] <oldtopman> escape, f1, q something like that
[23:45] <NotBert> Evening, all
[23:45] <darolu> oldtopman:in jaunty and previous is with Esc. in karmic I'm not entirely sure but I think you have to hold shift
[23:46] <oldtopman> at the moment it says "grub loading" then the rat in *buntu logo
[23:46] <oldtopman> i will try that darolu thanks bue
[23:46] <oldtopman> bye
[23:46] <NotBert> I'm trying to recall the command that allows me to choose to install a lamp server, ubuntu desktop, etc... rather than having to apt-get the individual packages.
[23:46] <iWolf> darolu: To get into the GRUB menu, you still use ESC
[23:46] <NotBert> whatever it was brings up a blue screen that allows me to arrow down and choose
[23:47] <llutz> NotBert: tasksel
[23:47] <anarkissed> is there seriously no way to change login sounds?
[23:47] <iWolf> I can't switch workspaces
[23:47] <NotBert> llutz: Thank you, that was driving me crazy!
[23:47] <anarkissed> 9.10
[23:47] <xfact> Flickr uploadr is also giving source to compile, that means it is available for Ubuntu tooo
[23:48] <xfact> but how to compile?
[23:48] <darolu> iWolf:thanks I'm still on jaunty :P
[23:48] <anarkissed> so is there no way to change the login sounds in 9.10?
[23:49] <llutz> anarkissed: read comments for sounds http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/09/hack-karmics-gdm-login-screen.html
[23:49] <neuro_damage> I don't see the xen-images for ubuntu in the us.archive repo?
[23:49] <tgz_> yello. I want to rip out pulseaudio, but synaptic wants to remove ubuntu-desktop, probably because it depends on it, and that scares me just a little bit.
[23:50] <neuro_damage> is that something I'm missing, cause I'm not sure what package to use for xen on ubuntu
[23:50] <llutz> tgz_: ubuntu-desktop is just a meta-package, won't harm too much
[23:51] <tgz_> llutz: ok. so removing pulseaudio which then says it will remove ubuntu-desktop is not going to futz my desktop environment all to whoknowswhere?
[23:51] <llutz> tgz_: shouldn't do, just watch carefully which packages are going to be removed
[23:51] <tgz_> if I weren't watching, I wouldn't be here now =]
[23:52] <tgz_> can I reinstall ubuntu-desktop without installing pulse?
[23:53] <tgz_> "It is also used to help ensure proper upgrades, so it is recommended that it not be removed."
[23:53] <tgz_> I do want the machine to be able to update itself, since the computer is going to someone else
[23:55] <kinja-sheep> tgz_: The machine won't be update itself unless you introduce some kind of interval tasks (eg cron).
[23:56] <tgz_> kinja-sheep: uh, I'm just talking about the update manager
[23:56] <kinja-sheep> tgz_: Okay. You can remove ubuntu-desktop -- It is a metapackage, virtual package that points to multiple packages at once.
[23:57] <tgz_> ok, I'm removing
[23:57] <tgz_> am I going to hate my life when I try to upgrade 9.10 to whatever the next version might bwe
[23:57] <dupondje> great, if I offcourse remove dmraid, it wont work anymore :D
[23:58] <snail_> So I'm unable to get a wintv pvr 500 card working, i have tried installing ivtv drivers (i think i did it correctly) the ubuntu help (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaHauppauge) tells me to goto (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Install_IVTV_Feisty) which is an unsupported version... can anyone point me towards what i should do
[23:59] <Karhu> hi everyone..can someone tell me what the avahi client actually is for xmms2 ? i installed it thinking it was a graphical client for xmms2 but now im not too sure lol
[23:59] <RB2_> Evening all


[02:54] <micahg> ScottL: in theory, depending on how much you want to customize, you can depend on the xubuntu-default-settings package and override what you want to customize
[13:02] <astraljava> You know, that's not a bad suggestion at all.
[13:03] <astraljava> On another note, is there anyone coming for the meeting in 4 hours?
[13:03] <astraljava> I'm just thinking whether I should pull out an agenda or not.
[13:03] <knome> do you have an agenda somewhere?
[13:03] <knome> hehe.
[13:04] <astraljava> I have it where the sun doesn't shine.
[13:15] <knome> urr
[13:16] <astraljava> Yes, mine.
[13:48] <ScottL> astraljava, yes, i would like to have a meeting
[13:48] <ScottL> it's about 2.25 hours hence for me at this time
[13:49] <ScottL> for an agenda, probably reviewing the current blueprints will be a good idea and maybe current or new bugs
[13:49] <ScottL> here is the 'master' blueprint for all the others: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/topic-precise-flavor-ubuntu-studio
[13:50]  * ScottL is goinhg upstairs to hopefully do some bzr magic
[13:51] <astraljava> ScottL: Alright, I'll start preparing the agenda.
[13:55] <astraljava> ScottL: According to my specs, 1700UTC isn't until 3 hours from now.
[14:29] <ScottL> 1700?  oh, this might be my mistake as i thought it was 1600
[14:29] <ScottL> maybe i'm confusing the other -release meeting time with our time
[14:29] <astraljava> Yeah okay.
[14:29] <ScottL> but i'm good for the extra hour :)
[14:30] <astraljava> Oh, I know _you_ are.
[14:31] <astraljava> Damn, we have a lot of bugs.
[14:50] <ScottL> i believe a majority of those might be marked as "won't fix" for the older ones
[14:51] <ScottL> more specifically, i meant any new bugs that have appeared lately like the ones len mentions on the ML
[14:53] <astraljava> I did find only one new bug, but we're having a complete list of all bugs on supported releases, we can prioritize in the meeting.
[14:53] <astraljava> I'm already marking those that can either Invalid, Fix Released or some other clear state.
[15:34]  * holstein ^5's astraljava
[15:35] <holstein> you knocked out a bunch of bugs
[15:36] <astraljava> A few, yes. But there are still lots.
[15:37] <astraljava> I'm going to list them as bugs to be discussed on the meeting. Obviously we don't need to go through them all, but just so that they are listed somewhere, as we seriously need to work on our bugs better.
[16:17] <astraljava> Okay, agenda done from my part. Please add other topics if you feel like it.
[16:41] <knome> hahah. the promotor for the finnish paul mccartney gig is called scott lavender.
[16:46] <astraljava> Cool.
[16:57] <ScottL> knome, there is also a pianist that does iron maiden music called scott lavender
[16:57] <ScottL> i get asked somewhat often if i an _that_ scott lavender :P
[17:01] <knome> hehe
[17:01] <ScottL> i'll be about five minutes late for the meeting if it's now, just sitting down for breakfast
[17:07]  * astraljava pings everybody for the meeting is @ #ubuntu-meeting
[17:13] <scott-upstairs> i
[17:13] <scott-upstairs> in for the meeting
[17:13] <scott-upstairs> astraljava, is it time now?
[17:14] <astraljava> scott-upstairs: Yes it is.
[18:20] <astraljava> Agenda updated, and so is the Meetings page.
[18:21] <astraljava> Made small mods to it, so if you feel they're okay, please copy from today's page from now on (or the latest, which makes sense, really).
[21:11] <micahg> scott-upstairs: is the ubuntustudio-meta ready?
[21:34] <scott-upstairs> micahg, sorry, not yet, i will be tonight though
[21:34] <scott-upstairs> i got sidetracked yesterday
[21:34] <micahg> scott-upstairs: sure, no worries, anytime you're ready, the packages are built (armhf)


[14:42] <erry> what's the correct way to change to an older revision?
[14:42] <erry> bzr revert -r or bzr update -r?
[14:42] <erry> or is it the same
[14:46] <erry> am i right in my assumption that it's the same except revert makes your working directory dirty?
[14:53] <mgz> depends what you're trying to do exactly
[14:53] <mgz> if you just want to test an older rev, update is fine
[14:53] <mgz> if you actually want to make a change to trunk, you want revert
[14:56] <erry> thankie


[19:33] <QmXDHEFvm> Clinton is literally taking money from the same people who are funding ISIS: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-foundation-idUSKBN12Z2SL https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/3774 ("[...] the governments of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, which are providing clandestine financial and logistic support to ISIL and other radical Sunni groups in the region.")


[06:51] <mup> Bug #1490847 opened: API docs for GET nodes/op=list don't mention available filters <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1490847>
[11:55] <mup> Bug #1474417 changed: squid-deb-proxy does not refresh translation files often enough <maas (Ubuntu):Fix Released> <squid-deb-proxy (Ubuntu):Fix Released by mvo> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1474417>
[12:37] <mup> Bug #1490962 opened: xgene-uboot and xgene-uboot-mustang "not a valid architecture"  and missing in ui <arm64> <xgene> <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1490962>
[17:23] <mup> Bug #1491057 opened: Record and expose SSH host keys <landscape> <MAAS:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1491057>