[00:00] <arbir> onetinsoldier: no.. i only want one working version
[00:00] <arbir> onetinsoldier: rest can goto the trash for all i care
[00:00] <raylu> white-sheep: it sounds like what you want is to mount /home with NFS. if the laptop is ever unable to connect ot the desktop, though, you're screwed
[00:00] <raylu> *to
[00:00] <meekatron> ASULutzy: got it sorted it was the router. dumb thing there was a option in security tab to open ports which didnt work.. but then i found a sub section in the virtualserver menu which had port forwarding in it, and that sorted it..
[00:00] <white-sheep> raylu -- Not mounting -- Sync.
[00:01] <white-sheep> eseven73 -- I don't want to create disc then install on the laptop -- I want to know if syncing is possible.
[00:01] <raylu> white-sheep: right... look into rsync, i guess
[00:01] <arbir> onetinsoldier: does this new kernel have ext4 support
[00:01] <eseven73> white-sheep: Rsync or Unison then
[00:01] <Anarchy> Hi, im need to recompile PHP5 im on ubuntu 8.04 LAMP, can anyone give me a link or something on how this is done??
[00:01] <raylu> Anarchy: very painfully
[00:01] <white-sheep> Okay.  Will give it a try -- Thank raylu + eseven73 + Phaedrus2
[00:01] <onetinsoldier> arbir: ok, then  dpkg --purge them...   dpkg --purge linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic  ..tell me if that runs ok
[00:01] <Anarchy> so i hear lol
[00:02] <raylu> Anarchy: any reason why you need to recompile?
[00:02] <eseven73> Luckily theres a GUI for Unison and Rsync, just look in the repos for Grsync and Unison-GKT or something like that
[00:02] <Anarchy> to add some encryption functions
[00:02] <eseven73> you're welcome white-sheep
[00:02] <raylu> Anarchy: download the modules from the repository
[00:02] <loca|host> i have a USB Wifi dongle wich takes wlan0 interface name everytime i plug it to my USB connector, i need to run a triggred script when that dongle (and only that) is plugged, anyone know how ?
[00:02] <arbir> onetinsoldier:  from the same directory >
[00:02] <arbir> ?
[00:02] <alaska> I burned Intrepid to a CD the same way I did for Hardy and when I restart my computer I still get the grub menu.
[00:02] <Anarchy> mcrypt
[00:02] <Ltl> lordapex2: 32 bit has a limit, that subject is beyond me. google has a ton of info though.
[00:03] <onetinsoldier> arbir: doesn' even matter what directory you are in at all for that command
[00:03] <arbir> onetinsoldier: its showing me error
[00:03] <raylu> loca|host: i think "man interfaces" will start you off
[00:03] <Anarchy> ok
[00:03] <onetinsoldier> arbir: i 'think' the newer kernels have etx4 support
[00:03] <raylu> Anarchy: that's definitely in the repositories
[00:03] <arbir> onetinsoldier: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88133/
[00:03] <Anarchy> right i have downloaded it
[00:04] <onetinsoldier> arbir: i'm not sure. i know the latest beta 2.6.28 ones do
[00:04] <raylu> Anarchy: restart your httpd
[00:04] <arbir> onetinsoldier: the machine is asking me to reboot
[00:04] <loca|host> raylu, ok i know those if-up if-post-up ... triggers, what i meant is to detect a specific device to run a trigger on, not an interface, things shall be done using udev as i'm googling, so just orient me if am wrong ...
[00:04] <Anarchy> and restarted apache no love
[00:04] <onetinsoldier> arbir: don't do it yet
[00:04] <raylu> Anarchy: how did you download it?
[00:04] <arbir> onetinsoldier: aright...
[00:04] <Anarchy> apt-get
[00:05] <rvirding> I am running a dual boot ubuntu 8.10 on a DELL XPS M1330 laptop and have what I hope is a simple question: Soon after I boot ubuntu the fan starts going at full speed and basically doesn't stop until I turn the machine off. This is irrespective of what I am doing. The 1330 is a nice machine but the fan is irritating. On windows the fan follows the work load on the machine. How and where do I...
[00:05] <rvirding> ...control this? I have not done any tuning so far. The fan is driving me nuts, but apart from that everything seems to work straight out of the box.
[00:05] <raylu> loca|host: pre-up is run only if the interface exists, i believe
[00:05] <raylu> Anarchy: what was the package name?
[00:05] <miles_> nvi
[00:05] <onetinsoldier> arbir: dpkg --purge dpkg --purge linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-7-generic
[00:05] <Anarchy> raylu: one second plz
[00:05] <alaska> I burned Intrepid to a CD the same way I did for Hardy and when I restart my computer I still get the grub menu.
[00:05] <miles_> rvirding, what is your gaphic card? ATI?
[00:05] <kdogg> .
[00:05] <raylu> Anarchy: you're using apache2, right?
[00:05] <onetinsoldier> arbir: then show me the errors
[00:06] <Anarchy> raylu: yes
[00:06] <kdogg> .
[00:06] <loca|host> raylu, if i bring another wifi dongle, it can take the same interface name, and what if my script was designed to work with one hardware and not another ... (am turning my wifi interface into "master" mode, wich isnt supported by most of the devices)
[00:06] <onetinsoldier> arbir: sorry, i had typo'd there, as i'm hoping you can tell
[00:06] <rvirding> miles_: NVIDIA Geforce 8800M GS
[00:06] <Anarchy> raylu: libmcrypt-dev
[00:07] <raylu> Anarchy: um...that's not it :P
[00:07] <Anarchy> lol DUH!
[00:07] <LoveGuru> !apparmor > LoveGuru
[00:07] <lovre> does anyone have IEEE acount here?
[00:07] <raylu> Anarchy: php5-mcrypt
[00:08] <arbir> onetinsoldier: i made a mistake too!
[00:08] <arbir> onetinsoldier: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88137/
[00:08] <mike2001> i need help to reinstall windows Vista and ubuntu
[00:08] <raylu> loca|host: if you use another dongle, it should be wlan1 (i think)
[00:08] <alaska> OK I'll try a different approach. I'm re-downloading Intrepid. I'd like to burn the disc in Ubuntu instead of Windows. How might I do that?
[00:08] <Anarchy> raylu: ok imma restart apache
[00:09] <arbir> onetinsoldier: so, shall i restart now ?
[00:09] <radek> quit
[00:09] <onetinsoldier> arbir: no. do... dpkg -l linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-7-generic
[00:09] <rvirding> miles_: do you have any idea what it could be and how to fix it? Or where i can get more info?
[00:09] <raylu> arbir: you should look inside /lib/modules/...
[00:09] <onetinsoldier> arbir: do they show as uninstalled?
[00:10] <arbir> onetinsoldier: let me check
[00:10] <white-sheep> Does anybody know if unison2.13.16-gtk are good?
[00:10] <darnell> anyone know any good handwriting recognition software for ubuntu? maybe voice rec too?
[00:10] <Ltl> alaska: brasero at low speed, burn as image
[00:10] <arbir> onetinsoldier: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88138/
[00:10] <eseven73> white-sheep: if thats the one in the repos yep
[00:11]  * raylu thinks dpkg needs colors
[00:11] <raylu> and apt
[00:11]  * eseven73 agrees
[00:11] <white-sheep> eseven73 -- Can you be more specific -- If it's in sudo aptitude search, then yes it is?
[00:11]  * raylu <3s emerge's colors
[00:11] <arbir> raylu: whats inside /lib/modules/...
[00:11] <eseven73> aye white-sheep
[00:11] <mike2001> i need help with dual boot ubuntu and vista
[00:11] <raylu> arbir: dpkg - warning: while removing linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic, directory `/lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic' not empty so not removed.
[00:11] <alaska> ok Ltl, thank you.
[00:12] <white-sheep> Okay -- Got it -- Thx eseven73
[00:12] <raylu> !dualboot | mike2001
[00:12] <onetinsoldier> arbir: ok, looks good. they're gone... now. i think the system is going to keep wanting/prompting you to install that kernel package that was giving you problems. take off the 'proposed updates' repo
[00:12] <eseven73> yw
[00:12] <mike2001> well i mean have both on computer and start either one
[00:12] <arbir> onetinsoldier: just doing that
[00:13] <onetinsoldier> arbir: ok.. good. then reboot
[00:13] <mrpockets> hi
[00:13] <onetinsoldier> arbir: oh.. wait
[00:13] <arbir> onetinsoldier: ok waiting
[00:13] <onetinsoldier> did you take off the proposed updates repo?
[00:13] <mike2001> ty
[00:13] <onetinsoldier> arbir: did you take off the proposed updates repo?
[00:13] <mrpockets> anyone know of a song editing program?
[00:14] <mrpockets> all i relaly wanna do is pull a chunk out of this song and save it as an MP3 for a ringtone
[00:14] <raylu> mrpockets: audacity
[00:14] <arbir> onetinsoldier: yes i did
[00:14] <eseven73> white-sheep: and of course the first rsync or unison backup will take ages, but after that its very fast because its only updating newer files after the first go around. Kinda obvious, but i just wanted to let you know what to expect :)
[00:14] <darnell> anyone know any good handwriting recognition software for ubuntu? maybe voice rec too?
[00:14] <raylu> mrpockets: oh. that's probably overkill for what you want, but it'll do it
[00:14] <onetinsoldier> arbir: ok, good! hang on
[00:14] <arbir> shall i also delete the directory --> /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic
[00:14] <arbir> ?
[00:14] <arbir> onetinsoldier: shall i delete /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic
[00:14] <arbir>  ?
[00:14] <onetinsoldier> arbir: yes
[00:14] <arbir> onetinsoldier: alright
[00:14] <arktvrvs> jeff_: im curious, how fast is your connection and how much do you pay?
[00:15] <raylu> onetinsoldier, arbir: it's nice to see what's in it first...
[00:15] <miles_> rvirding, no clue, sorry. I had the same problem with my laptop and it was because of the proprietary ATI drivers (faulty). No fixes, and my laptop actually had a short life because of this :/
[00:15] <n8tuser> arbir-> before you do, are you running the same 2.6.27-7-generic?
[00:15] <miles_> It was litterally burning inside
[00:15] <arbir> n8tuser: oh damn!
[00:15] <arbir> too late , i removed it
[00:15] <raylu> n8tuser: no, he just purged it
[00:15] <CAiRO> hi
[00:15] <n8tuser> arbir-> oh well, too late..
[00:15] <arbir> raylu: there was a file in it...... i know , just one file
[00:15] <arbir> onetinsoldier: allright, is it time to reboot ?
[00:16] <onetinsoldier> arbir: no, not yet
[00:16] <arbir> onetinsoldier: alright.. waiting
[00:16] <CAiRO> i've compiled my own kernel with PAE enalbed and everything works fine so far, except that the update manager always tries to overwrite my custom kernel packages
[00:16] <onetinsoldier> raylu: ok, i hear you
[00:16] <CAiRO> what could be the reason for that?
[00:16] <CAiRO> the packages from the repository arent any newer
[00:17] <templaedhel> HELP! windows doesn't get past the welcome to windows xp screen! I have no idea what to do, I think I screwed up partitons
[00:17] <rvirding> miles_: damn, macosx and freebsd had problems with network drivers so I was happy when ubuntu worked. Don't want to blow machine though. :-(
[00:17] <mike2001> ok if i installed ubuntu and my recovery disk dont work for vista
[00:17] <onetinsoldier> arbir: now, before rebooting, you could remove the -9 kernel you have too, you did seem to want to do that
[00:17] <tsrk> templaedhel, you might want to go to a windows support channel
[00:17] <mrpockets> raylu, this is perfect!
[00:17] <templaedhel> is there one on here freenode?
[00:17] <arbir> onetinsoldier: how do i do that >
[00:18] <raylu> mrpockets: while you have audacity, you might as well open a song and set it to play twice as fast. it's funny if you don't modify the pitch :D
[00:18] <eseven73> its ##windows
[00:18] <arbir> onetinsoldier: i can do that, after i boot into the latest kernel
[00:18] <tsrk> templaedhel, not sure, try #windows?
[00:18] <raylu> CAiRO: you have one of the linux-image virtual packages installed
[00:18] <miles_> rvirding, my laptop suffered form 80°C temps, maybe it's just the fans on your side
[00:18] <onetinsoldier> arbir: i'm not sure i have the name of this one right or not.. try dpkg --purge  linux-image-2.6.27-9-generic
[00:18] <arbir> miles_: bring it here , its -25 here
[00:19] <raylu> CAiRO: and i don't think it would *overwrite* the kernel. it should download it to a -generic folder
[00:19] <raylu> *directory
[00:19]  * raylu slaps self for saying folder
[00:19] <arbir> onetinsoldier: tell me a command to list all the available kernels
[00:19] <miles_> :)
[00:19] <mrpockets> yeah, I've used Adobe Audition and cake walk to do a lot of post process mixdowns for my band
[00:19] <rvirding> miles_: I think it's the fans as air coming out is cool, just wish it set fan to cpu load.
[00:19] <mrpockets> so i'm pretty familiar with the art
[00:19] <raylu> mrpockets: oh, nevermind then :(
[00:19] <mrpockets> lol
[00:19] <CAiRO> raylu: if i install the "update" of the kernel image it will overwrite my kernel
[00:19] <mrpockets> but it is fun :-p
[00:19] <tesseracter> is there a smaller channel for help with Network Manager Applet? or a place i can find cli documentation?
[00:19] <raylu> mrpockets: it's only funny if it's the first time
[00:20] <CAiRO> raylu: ok, thanks for the hint, ill try to remove the virtual package
[00:20] <raylu> CAiRO: no, you should have both kernels installed and both as boot options in grub
[00:20] <arbir> onetinsoldier: i need to really reboot.. i am having this itch, worse, than when i would want to rush to the washroom :-)
[00:20] <onetinsoldier> arbir: it's stange..i have been trying to do that and have been getting an unexpected response here... normally it'd be   dpkg -l linux-image*
[00:20] <raylu> CAiRO: ah, i remember now. linux-image-generic
[00:20] <onetinsoldier> arbir: you will be rebooting very soon
[00:20] <urinal-mini> wow, first time ubuntu user and im kicked to their proprietary irc network
[00:20] <CAiRO> raylu: well, ive intentionally tried to give it the same name to avoid other problems
[00:20] <urinal-mini> wow
[00:20] <arbir> 5.30, my mother wants a ride
[00:21] <raylu> urinal-mini: it's a redirect to freenode...
[00:21] <onetinsoldier> arbir: oh, i see
[00:21] <urinal-mini> ah
[00:21] <urinal-mini> makes sense to me
[00:21] <raylu> urinal-mini: and how can irc networks be "proprietary"?
[00:21] <arbir> its 5.20 now... :-)
[00:21] <onetinsoldier> arbir: go ahead.. reboot if you like.. won't hurt anything
[00:21] <urinal-mini> jane get me off this crazy thing, etc, etc
[00:21] <arbir> onetinsoldier: thanks.... i will be back in 2 mins
[00:21] <urinal-mini> not the terminology i meant, but the point got across raylu
[00:22] <raylu> urinal-mini: oh. also, given that your name is not jane, i am confused
[00:22] <eseven73> that guy was seriously trolling or something
[00:22] <alaska> OK wtf. Every time I DL intrepid it stops in the middle.
[00:22] <CAiRO> raylu: ok, i've removed linux-generic and linux-image-generic but the update manager still tries to overwrite my custom packages
[00:22] <raylu> CAiRO: um...that would be a bad idea; that causes problems
[00:23] <raylu> CAiRO: also, that makes it... not a generic kernel, no?
[00:23] <templaedhel> if I were to show a screenshot of my partitons could someone tell me the correct grub settings for my windows partiton?
[00:23] <CAiRO> raylu: well, it works for me right now.. i would have other problems if i choose a different name
[00:23] <DasEi> ? another machine here is booting up to "running local boot scripts in rc.local" and then hangs.   rc.local is empty ,with exit 0.  syslog/kernlog shows nothing. When booting in safemode as root, no network.    hints ?
[00:23] <CAiRO> eg with the restricted modules
[00:23] <raylu> CAiRO: no, you wouldn't
[00:24] <R0b0t1> Is there a way to change the computers' name? EG, the name that appears in the terminal.
[00:24] <raylu> CAiRO: the restricted modules are compiled against the kernel anyway. you need to do that yourself now, and circumventing that will cause problems
[00:24] <onetinsoldier> CAiRO: you compiled you own custom kernel?
[00:24] <arktvrvs> R0b0t1: edit /etc/hosts
[00:25] <raylu> arktvrvs: i don't think that'll do it...
[00:25] <DasEi> R0b0t1:
[00:25] <DasEi> !hostname
[00:25] <CAiRO> onetinsoldier: well, basically ive used apt-get source to get the source of the generic kernel image and then ive changed one option
[00:25] <arbir> is back
[00:25] <R0b0t1> DasEi: Thank you!
[00:25]  * raylu is away
[00:25] <arbir> onetinsoldier: i am back.. rebooted safely
[00:25] <DasEi> np
[00:25] <arbir> onetinsoldier: lets see how the update manager works now
[00:25] <arktvrvs> ah thats right, /etc/hostname
[00:26] <arktvrvs> and /etc/hosts to go along with it
[00:26] <CAiRO> raylu: yes, ive recompiled them.. but if i used a different flavour than generic, i would have to do changed in the restricted modules package, wouldnt i?
[00:26] <oOarthurOo> I need help setting up mldonkey... I've got it installed, the gui and the server, but I can't do anything with it.
[00:26] <onetinsoldier> CAiRO: roger.. i compile my own custom kernels sometimes. did you use the kernel-package package to make and install it?
[00:26] <onetinsoldier> arbir: roger that!
[00:26] <geimhre> alright, flashplayer 10 doesn't do anything, flashplayer 9 screws up youtube and kills my memory. I can't get rid of it
[00:26] <raylu> CAiRO: ...that's not the point
[00:26] <raylu> CAiRO: you have to make those changes anyway
[00:26] <raylu> CAiRO: the restricted modules are compiled against the kernel
[00:26] <arbir> onetinsoldier: it says system is upto-date, i have disabled, backports and proposed updates
[00:26] <CAiRO> raylu: not right now, ive edited only one kernel config file and compiled
[00:26] <raylu> CAiRO: recompiling kernel => recompile relevant restricted modules
[00:27] <onetinsoldier> arbir: ok, w00oties!
[00:27] <arbir> onetinsoldier: thakns a ton!
[00:27] <CAiRO> raylu: yes, but without manual interaction
[00:27] <arbir> onetinsoldier: it really helps now./
[00:27] <raylu> CAiRO: huh?
[00:27] <raylu> CAiRO: what happens without manual interaction?
[00:27] <onetinsoldier> arbir: you're welcome! :-)
[00:27] <arbir> onetinsoldier: now, where can i get the latest chrome for ubuntu ?
[00:27] <CAiRO> raylu: yes, ive recompiled them.. but if i used a different flavour than generic, i would have to do changed in the restricted modules package, wouldnt i?
[00:27] <onetinsoldier> arbir: i'm not sure
[00:27] <Neff> does anyone know why installer would not show my HDD even though gparted can see it?
[00:27] <arbir> onetinsoldier: its run thru wine, that i know
[00:27] <raylu> CAiRO: ...for the third time, you have to make those changes anyway!
[00:27] <CAiRO> right now i didnt
[00:27] <onetinsoldier> arbir:  i have no idea really
[00:27] <CAiRO> i dont have to do them
[00:27] <jrib> Neff: did you read the release notes?
[00:28] <CAiRO> if i keep the name  of the flavour
[00:28] <Neff> jrib: no
[00:28] <raylu> CAiRO: why not? the number of options you change doesn't make a difference (except in how soon something breaks)
[00:28] <jrib> !notes > Neff
[00:28] <arbir> onetinsoldier: no probs.... but thanks for all the help so far.. i must rush now, its 5.30. my mom is waiting
[00:28] <jrib> Neff: they mention the issue
[00:28] <DasEi> Neff: does bios see it ?
[00:28] <arbir> thanks raylu!
[00:28] <raylu> CAiRO: cairo, the name is merely a name. if i rename my /etc/fstab to /boot/grub/menu.lst, that doesn't solve any problems
[00:28] <CAiRO> raylu: the name of hte flavour makes the difference
[00:28] <CAiRO> raylu: sure, the build process has those names hardcoded
[00:28] <Neff> DasEi yes windows does too
[00:28] <onetinsoldier> arbir: get to it then. you're welcome. see you later... :-)
[00:28] <Neff> and gparted does too
[00:28] <Neff> but installer doesn't
[00:28] <CAiRO> at least if i read those howtos correctly
[00:29] <raylu> o.0
[00:29] <raylu> perhaps. but i have to go now; good luck
[00:29] <bhsx> ok so...  i HAD wireless working... bcm4318, through the Hardware Drivers proprietary driver setup... i did an update THROUGH my wireless...  then on reboot it Hardware Drivers says i dont have proprietary hardware
[00:30] <bhsx> can anyone help get that working again?
[00:30] <DasEi> Neff : read the notes ? mounted ?
[00:30] <onetinsoldier> raylu: i wish you didn't have to go
[00:30] <itai-michaelson> hi, i'm trying to share a folder in my /home folder with xp comuters (on hardy). but when i try to set it, nautilus says i don't have the permissions. do i need to set it as root?
[00:30] <jrib> itai-michaelson: pastebin the actual message you get
[00:31] <DasEi> bhsx: I#am not good at wireless, but might read :
[00:31] <DasEi> !broadcom
[00:31] <itai-michaelson> jrib, it's short - i'll paste it here : 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error Permission denied
[00:32] <jrib> itai-michaelson: paste the ouput of the 'groups' command
[00:33] <itai-michaelson> jrib itai adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin
[00:33] <jrib> itai-michaelson: logout, log back in, paste the output again
[00:33] <itai-michaelson> jrib, thanks
[00:33] <cppmonkey> is there anyway of only installing the min? I need the install to be less than 1.7GB
[00:33] <jrib> !minimal | cppmonkey
[00:33] <Styles> Hey
[00:34] <Styles> !openfirmware
[00:34] <AnnonyMouse> hi guys. looking for a IRC chat deling with linux/ubuntu audio. MIDI devices in particular
[00:34] <Styles> Does anyone know how to completely remove openfirmware?
[00:34] <nemik> hi. anyone know how to get back the normal power button in gnome-panel rather than this new pidgin-status integrated one?
[00:34] <jrib> AnnonyMouse: this is one such channel
[00:34] <AnnonyMouse> Styles: "sudo apt purge {whatever}"
[00:34] <nemik> cppmonkey: maybe just use the server edition?
[00:35] <Styles> AnnonyMouse, tht will work?
[00:35] <Styles> meaning the gay shit macs come w/ :P
[00:35] <jrib> Styles: please don't use the word "gay" that way
[00:35] <itai-michaelson> jrib, login out/in added the sambashare , now it's cool, thanks
[00:35] <AnnonyMouse> jrib : thnx. I have a behringer BCD2000 DJ device, which is basically a glorifies MIDI device. looking 4 linux-based software & interface
[00:35] <jrib> itai-michaelson: np, it's a known bug, see:
[00:35] <jrib> !samba > itai-michaelson
[00:36] <keres> how do you access the nvidia control panel
[00:36] <jrib> AnnonyMouse: personally, I don't know anything about it.  Just ask a detailed question on a single line to the channel to see if anyone can help
[00:36] <jrib> keres: nvidia-settings?
[00:36] <wos> what is the linux equivalent of portforward
[00:36] <keres> jrib: is that the syntax?
[00:36] <AnnonyMouse> jrib : thanx. will do
[00:36] <itai-michaelson> jrib, thank you
[00:36] <jrib> keres: yes, without the question mark
[00:37] <nemik> hi. anyone know how to get back the normal power button in gnome-panel rather than this new pidgin-status integrated one?
[00:37] <Neff> jrib: that doesn't seem to be the issue
[00:37] <jrib> Neff: why?
[00:37] <Neff> but how can i make sure my HDD is unmounted
[00:37] <jrib> Neff: type 'mount' and check if they are
[00:38] <Neff> where
[00:38] <jrib> Neff: in a terminal
[00:38] <oOarthurOo> ok... I've got mldonkey up and running I can search and add files to the download cue... but they never start..
[00:39] <jrib> oOarthurOo: don't know anything about but check your firewall (on your router too)
[00:39] <DasEi> what can I check,    if a machine hangs at running local boot..   rc.local  (bootuptime)  ?
[00:39] <Neff> but how can i make sure my HDD is unmounted
[00:39] <jrib> DasEi: did you add anything to /etc/rc.local?
[00:39] <Neff> jrib
[00:39] <jrib> Neff: type 'mount' and check if they are
[00:39] <DasEi> jrib: no, exit 0 only
[00:39] <jrib> DasEi: don't know then
[00:39] <Neff> jrib: all i see is the cdrom
[00:39] <thirst> hi guys.. After invoking NetworkManager using nm-applet, i see only WEP 64, 128 and LEAP .. how do i get WPA/WPA2 to list.. i have already installed wpa_supplicant
[00:39] <Neff> should the cdrom be unmounted too?
[00:39] <jrib> Neff: pastebin the output of 'mount'
[00:40] <Neff> thanks for your help
[00:41] <wos> can anyone tell me of an ubuntu firewall that will let me set up port forwarding?
[00:41] <jrib> wos: iptables?
[00:41] <arktvrvs> iptables i think its called wos
[00:41] <arktvrvs> though ive never used it
[00:41] <tvaughn> can someone suggest a good audio player?
[00:41] <jrib> !player | tvaughn
[00:41] <hwilde> mplayer
[00:42] <Neff> how do i get to pastebin again
[00:42] <tvaughn> i didnt see vlc in the list
[00:42] <arktvrvs> pastebin.com
[00:42] <hwilde> !paste
[00:42] <jrib> !paste > Neff
[00:42] <tvaughn> and amarok wont work for me :(
[00:42] <Neff> ok
[00:42] <arktvrvs> !iptables
[00:42] <hwilde> tvaughn, mplayer
[00:44] <Neff> paste.ubuntu.com/88156/
[00:44] <Neff> http://paste.ubuntu.com/88156/
[00:44] <vir--> Anyone that know what can be wrong if "move to trash" is grayed out on rhythmbox?
[00:44] <GodfatherofEire> How would I go about removing an OS from the MBR?
[00:45] <vir--> i can delete files in nautilus so it's not permissions
[00:45] <GodfatherofEire> !grub
[00:45] <tvaughn> GodfatherofEire, menu.lst
[00:45] <GodfatherofEire> tvaughn, thanks
[00:45] <tvaughn> you know where it is?
[00:46] <jrib> Neff: /dev/sdd1 on /media/disk type vfat maybe?
[00:46] <Neff> that's my flash drive i think
[00:46] <Benny> So, I just installed 8.10. How can I disable the screen brightness auto-adjusting on login?
[00:46] <jrib> Neff: unmount it to see if it makes a difference
[00:46] <KillerOrca> I am trying to move my existing install to a new hard drive, I have both installed in the same comp, the target drive is NTFS, and I booted with the gParted liveCD, but when I did move/resize, there was no way to aim at the target drive.  What am I doing wrong?
[00:46] <a-a-a-6> hi everyone can someone tell me is there a way in ubuntu to fake or hide your ip address so people can't see who u are or what service provider u have?
[00:46] <Benny> Right now it's automatically blinding me by turning my brightness to 100% every time I log in. :\
[00:46] <tvaughn> GodfatherofEire, you know where menu.lst is located?
[00:47] <wos> how do i configure port forwarding in my router from linux ?
[00:47] <wos> how do i configure port forwarding in my router from ubuntu ?
[00:48] <tvaughn> how do you do it in windows?
[00:48] <jrib> wos: didn't a couple of people suggest iptables before?
[00:48] <jrib> wos: erm, ignore what I said.
[00:48] <jrib> and listen to tvaughn
[00:48] <arktvrvs> i second that.
[00:48] <wos> tvaughn, i use a program called portforward
[00:49] <tvaughn> what brand is your router?
[00:49] <hwilde> wos, just google ubuntu port forward
[00:49] <bshak1> i just installed ubuntu and am trying to learn everything (im a windows user transitioning to ubuntu)
[00:49] <jrib> wos: doesn't your router have a web interface?
[00:49] <wos> netgear
[00:49] <bshak1> how do i move the contents of a directory into another directory?
[00:49] <tvaughn> go to this in your web browser
[00:49] <wos> yes it does but i cant forward ports
[00:49] <tvaughn> <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:49] <wos> i cant forward ports
[00:49] <hwilde> bshak1, copy   cp
[00:49] <tvaughn> you should be able to do it there... i can...
[00:50] <bshak1> thanks hwilde... can you give an example of the syntax like cp ... ...
[00:50] <KillerOrca> some routers have a different home addr
[00:50] <hwilde> bshak1, type in "man cp"
[00:50] <tvaughn> true KillerOrca
[00:50] <hwilde> bshak1,  see the option      -R, -r, --recursive;    copy directories recursively
[00:51] <tvaughn> wos, does it say anything in the web interface about port triggering?
[00:51] <tvaughn> or anything about ports at all?
[00:51] <Mal3ko> he wants to move folder contents, so mv -R folder/ newfolder/
[00:51] <hwilde> bshak1, so you want something like     cp -r  SOURCE DEST
[00:51] <Jordan_U> bshak1, If you really want to move files rather than copy them use "mv"
[00:52] <wos> yes tvaughn
[00:52] <tvaughn> triggering?
[00:52] <Neff> jrib: now it shows my flash drive but still no HDD
[00:52] <wos> both but i tried using port forwarding to forward amule ports earlier and it didnt work
[00:53] <tvaughn> so it does have the interface for it?
[00:53] <wos> yes
[00:53] <tvaughn> oh
[00:53] <tvaughn> maybe you did it wrong?
[00:53] <wos> i checked like 9 times
[00:54] <hwilde> wos what port
[00:54] <jrib> Neff: don't know then.  Try the alternate cd
[00:54] <tvaughn> did you give the target computer a static lan address?
[00:54] <wos> 7002,7005,4665
[00:54] <hwilde> wos, can you telnet to localhost that port
[00:54] <devin> I have a quick question. I got a new cpu/mobo and i wanted to know if using my hdd that had ubuntu on my old system would be alright?
[00:54] <wos> how do you do that?
[00:54] <mon^rch> I need some help please...I just installed a usb webcam and I am trying to use cheese to make it work, but all I see is snow
[00:54] <kaiser10123> what is a program like mythtv that will give me free tv guide on it without paying 20$ a year
[00:55] <Styles> sudo apt purdge doesn't work.
[00:55] <tvaughn> mythtv costs money?
[00:55] <hwilde> mon^rch, disconnect, reconnect, type "dmesg"   is it recognized at the bottom
[00:55] <FAJALOU> Styles:  sudo apt-get purge <package>
[00:55] <kaiser10123> tvaughn: website says the listing are 20 a year for the usa
[00:55] <wos> hwilde, how do i do that ?
[00:55] <hwilde> Styles, FAJALOU      apt-get remove --purge package
[00:56] <hwilde> wos, open a terminal, type   "telnet localhost port#"
[00:56] <Benny> What would happen if I took a tarball of my old home directory from 7.10 and extracted it directly over the old one?
[00:56] <FAJALOU> hwilde:  my bad.... i totally just told one of my friends the correct command too, shoulda known.
[00:56] <Benny> * over the new one
[00:56] <wos> what am i doing that for hwilde ?
[00:56] <tvaughn> to see if the port is open..
[00:56] <hwilde> wos, to see if your computer is listening on those ports
[00:57] <KillerOrca> I am trying to move my existing install to a new hard drive, I have both installed in the same comp, the target drive is NTFS, and I booted with the gParted liveCD, but when I did move/resize, there was no way to aim at the target drive.  What am I doing wrong?
[00:57] <\Kira> Could Someone reccomend a good apache tutorial for getting started? The tutorials I want are down on the apache website.
[00:57] <wos> mee@mee-desktop:~$ telnet localhost port7002
[00:57] <wos> telnet: could not resolve localhost/port7002: Servname not supported for ai_socktype
[00:57] <mon^rch> hwilde: that didnt work, does that mean my webcam isnt supported?
[00:57] <tvaughn> wos
[00:57] <hwilde> mon^rch, you don't see any activity in dmesg ?
[00:57] <tvaughn> type this
[00:57] <tvaughn> telnet localhost 7002
[00:57] <tvaughn> lol
[00:57] <hwilde> wos, don't type hte word port sry
[00:57] <grumpy> #iphone
[00:58] <hwilde> just telnet localhost 7002
[00:58] <wos> Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
[00:58] <wos> telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[00:58] <hwilde> wos, so your computer is not listening on that port.
[00:58] <devin> when i boot in to linux it starts at the ubuntu startup splash then it lags and it goes into text mode and finishes loading. Not really a problem but was wondering how to fix it?
[00:59] <Styles> ok, this is gay Open Firmware is installed and Iwant to get rid of it
[00:59] <hwilde> devin, does the livecd work?
[00:59] <mon^rch> hwilde: I see activity but nothing related to my webcam
[00:59] <hwilde> mon^rch, did you disconnect and reconnect it...
[00:59] <\Kira> devin, hwilde: This problem happens after additional services have been installed that start on boot, and I have the same problem
[00:59] <mon^rch> hwilde: yes
[00:59] <wos> hwilde, ok what next
[01:00] <hwilde> mon^rch, disconnect and reconnect it and pastebin your dmesg
[01:00] <hwilde> wos, it's not a port forwarding issue
[01:00] <devin> \Kira yes thats exactly the issue
[01:00] <wos> what is it then
[01:00] <mon^rch> hwilde: ok one sec
[01:00] <devin> hwilde don't have any livecds handy
[01:00] <tvaughn|away> can you go through a closed door?
[01:00] <\Kira> devin: I havnt found a fix yet, sorry :(
[01:00] <hwilde> devin, I mean when you installed it did the cd work ?
[01:00] <devin> hwilde, oh yeah
[01:00] <Styles> Can you even remove open firmware?
[01:01] <hwilde> devin, ok so then after you isntalled it, did it work then too
[01:01] <atoi> Hello, anyone know if there is an apt source for mod_wsgi out there somewhere?
[01:01] <wos> how do i make my lan address static?
[01:01] <devin> yeah, when i added a new mobo and cpu is when it messed uo
[01:01] <devin> up*
[01:01] <hwilde> devin, lol
[01:01] <tvaughn|away> hwilde, devin may want to add quiet boot?
[01:01] <hwilde> seriously?
[01:02] <maple_> Hi! I read a howto some time ago on how to use aptitude to remove orphans automatically. All packages were first marked as automatically installed, after which the really wanted packages were labelled "manually installed". I cant find the document anymore, though. Could you give me some pointers? (or is this no longer a common practice?)
[01:02] <hwilde> maple_, sudo apt-get autoremove
[01:02] <hwilde> also autoclean
[01:02] <tvaughn|away> apt-get install autoremove*
[01:02] <hwilde> umm
[01:02] <Jason_WT> hey all
[01:03] <hwilde> tvaughn|away, -install
[01:03] <maple_> ok, thanks! I'll have a look at that (I'll use aptitude, though :) )
[01:03] <Jason_WT> any of you installed ubuntu in virtual box?
[01:03] <tvaughn|away> oh?
[01:03] <mon^rch> hwilde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88168/
[01:03] <hwilde> !vbox | Jason_WT
[01:03] <devin> uhm, idk
[01:04] <tsrk> How can I echo text to the terminal login screen of the actual computer when logged on via SSH?
[01:04] <Jason_WT> as far as i know the one from the virtualbox.org is also free
[01:04] <wos> hwilde,  i see this thing under "LAN Setup," called "Address Reservation." Is that it?
[01:04] <hwilde> tsrk, write user/ptsX message
[01:04] <tvaughn|away> and wos, that isnt the problem i dont think anyway but its under lan ip set up in the web interface
[01:04] <hwilde> wos, dunno
[01:04] <tvaughn|away> wos, yes
[01:04] <tsrk> hwilde, no user is logged in though
[01:04] <maple_> Is aptitude still recommended over apt-get?
[01:04] <tsrk> it's at the "hostname login:" screen
[01:04] <hwilde> tsrk, so what terminal do you expect to echo to ?
[01:04] <tvaughn|away> but you still need to open the port hwilde may be able to help you i must go
[01:04] <tsrk> hwilde, the login screen
[01:05] <Jason_WT> well i have downloaded the image and ran it but i cant seem to install it to the VHD. i get an error in ubuntu
[01:05] <wos> how do i find out my computer's mac address in ubuntu?
[01:05] <hwilde> tsrk, I don't know of any way, why are you trying to do that
[01:05] <tsrk> hwilde, oh, it says tty4
[01:05] <tsrk> can i use that?
[01:05] <hwilde> wos, ifconfig
[01:05] <wos> thanks
[01:05] <tkach> can some one suggest some solutions to the sound not working? I've tried reverting to alsa etc... it's all the sound not just firefox or a mediaplayer
[01:05] <hwilde> tkach, run alsamixer,  unmute everything
[01:06] <tkach> thanks hwilde but everything is unmuted.
[01:06] <maple_> tkach: does this problem affect all users?
[01:06] <atoi> I see that there are debian packages, but I'm not really finding a apt source for mod_wsgi .. hmm...
[01:06] <tkach> there's only one user, maple
[01:07] <Kelen> How to review newest pakages detail during upgrade?
[01:07] <maple_> tkach: I once managed to kick myself out of the group that had access to the sound system :-)
[01:08] <tkach> maple_ what do you mean? were you able to find a solution?
[01:08] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: what kind of detail?
[01:08] <Jason_WT> that documentation doesent provide any help as to how i should install ubuntu, just how to run it off the iso
[01:09] <KillerOrca> I am trying to move my existing install to a new hard drive, I have both installed in the same comp, the target drive is NTFS, and I booted with the gParted liveCD, but when I did move/resize option, there was no way to aim at the target drive.  What am I doing wrong?
[01:09] <DasEi> Jason_WT: what's your issue ?
[01:09] <samile> Jason_WT: run the live cd from the live cd then click install on the desktop for a grapical install wizard
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> KillerOrca Were you trying to install to NTFS partition
[01:09] <Landon> hi, I just updated some 300+ packages today and now my RAID5 isn't working :\
[01:09] <Landon> when I boot up I get something akin to "Bad magic superblock on /dev/sda1"
[01:09] <templaedhel> does windows have to be 1st as far as petitions fo?
[01:09] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: usual they are only display the pakage name during upgrade. i wanna know more information about the pakages.
[01:10] <maple_> tkach: The situation was such that all other users could use the sound system - except me. After some searching, I added myself back to the "sound" or "alsa" (or something like that) group, and everything was fine again.
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> templaedhel windows prefers it , but there are ways around it
[01:10] <Landon> was mdadm/related updated recently? because I think it's checking the wrong drive for the raid superblock,. the only raided drives are sdc1-sde1
[01:10] <DasEi> Landon: this is a hdd-error, if fsck doesn't come up itself, use a life cd
[01:10] <mon^rch> hwilde: did you read my patse?
[01:10] <maple_> tkach: It's probably just a random suggestion, but I was reminded of that situation when I read your question.
[01:11] <KillerOrca> Jack_Sparrow,no I wanted to overwrite what was there, just use the whole drive
[01:11] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: i don't have too much experience with the gui update-manager. you might need to use command line for that. is that acceptable?
[01:11] <Megazig> i have installed windowsXP on a 30GB partition, then I installed Kubuntu on a 9GB partition that I did manually with the cd and created a 1GB swap;  after the install it rebooted and just went straight to windowsXP without the option for kubuntu.  I was told to install the bootloader, but I have no idea how
[01:11] <DasEi> what can I do if a pc hangs at "running local boot scripts in rc.local" ?
[01:12] <Landon> DasEi: I should fsck the drives? :\ going to be hard, seeing how /dev/md0 won't mount
[01:12] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: there is a little down-arrow in the update-manager gui, at the botom. have you ever check that out?
[01:12] <tkach> OK, thank you maple_  where did you "add yourself" to the sound group.
[01:12] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: absolutely i use command line for upgrade,
[01:12] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: ok, roger that. one moment
[01:13] <defn> Anyone here run 'fish' as their shell?
[01:13] <DasEi> Landon: drives mussn't be mounted to fsck
[01:13] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: ok. you might want to install  apt-listchanges
[01:14] <Jason_WT> here is a like of a screenshot
[01:14] <Jason_WT> tkach: http://uploads.mibbit.com/up/KaV8L61Q.jpg
[01:14] <Jason_WT> http://uploads.mibbit.com/up/KaV8L61Q.jpg
[01:14] <Jason_WT> tkach: http://uploads.mibbit.com/up/KaV8L61Q
[01:14] <Jason_WT> add .jpg to the end
[01:14] <maple_> tkach: take a look at /etc/group or use the usermod command
[01:14] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: So, there is no way to got it? unless install other package?
[01:15] <Trinitrogen> how do I rename a drive?
[01:15] <radlipat> wat i ype to register name with nickserv?
[01:15] <radlipat> format it
[01:15] <Jason_WT> sorry about putting tkach before it
[01:15] <radlipat> trin
[01:15] <Jason_WT> can yall open the pic?
[01:15] <Trinitrogen> radlipat: Thats the only option? seems extreme
[01:15] <kristian1> >history | awk '{print $2}' | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"} {print $1}'|sort|uniq -c | sort -rn | head -10 --- i wrote that in terminal. isnt that supposed to echo something? it didnt give any error's at leat.
[01:15] <radlipat> Trinitrogen: there is a safe format
[01:16] <radlipat> i do believe
[01:16] <maple_> tkach: especially the "audio" group (But as I said, it's unlikely that you have the same problem)
[01:16] <defn> no one?  anyone here use fish instead of bash?
[01:16] <Trinitrogen> radlipat: But I still lose all the Data on it?
[01:16] <radlipat> but i am used to windows so im not positive
[01:16] <tkach> maple_ you'
[01:16] <radlipat> i didnt but i was on windows
[01:16] <tkach> maple_ you're right, but thanks for the suggestion
[01:17] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: i don't think so, i could be wrong tho. apt-get does have some options, such as the -v option for verbose
[01:17] <Tamale> can anyone help me reconfigure the dhclient timeout on bootup?  our dhcp server is slow here @ work
[01:17] <radlipat> Trinitrogen: `hold on let me see something
[01:17] <shoxy-> can anyone help me get the wpa option up o n my wireless card?
[01:17] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: :), most of time, i use aptitude..
[01:18] <radlipat> Trinitrogen: ok forget format
[01:18] <bazhang> !register > radlipat
[01:18] <b3z3rk3r> hey guyz, im having trouble finding a download accelerator for ubuntu 8.10
[01:18] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: so, it is should be "apt-get -upgrade -v? is that right?
[01:18] <b3z3rk3r> anyone know of one?
[01:18] <radlipat> bazhang: ty
[01:18] <IndyGunFreak> shoxy-: what wireless card?
[01:18] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: so do i. when you press the g to get the packages, you can see all the packages are going to be installed. at that point...
[01:19] <shoxy-> its an intel pro
[01:19] <shoxy-> you need the model number?
[01:19] <IndyGunFreak> shoxy-: wel,l there's a lot of itel pro's... are you sure it supports wpa?
[01:19] <radlipat> Trinitrogen: see pm
[01:19] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: you can use the down arrow, then press enter on any/all packages to see what it say about them. but that may not be what you're looking for
[01:20] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: or, maybe it is...
[01:20] <shoxy-> eth1      Authentication capabilities :
[01:20] <shoxy-> 		WPA
[01:20] <shoxy-> 		WPA2
[01:20] <jimmygoon>  /join #C++
[01:20] <samile> b3z3rk3r: gwget
[01:20] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: but i wanna know the detail of package before they installed..
[01:20] <dereks> i have a dumb question. i checked the man pages and can't find the answer. I am trying to gunzip a file to a different directory (space issues). how do i do this?
[01:20] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: i need toknow what kind of detail you are wanting
[01:20] <mrpockets> anyone know of a synth progrma for Ubuntu
[01:21] <IndyGunFreak> dereks: probably quotes around the path
[01:21] <b3z3rk3r> samile, thx.. jsut simple download from web?
[01:21] <dereks> IndyGunFreak: eh? i want it to be in a different path than the gz.... so where do i put the new path?
[01:21] <b3z3rk3r> samile, or can i get it from the reps?
[01:22] <samile> b3z3rk3r: its in the repos
[01:22] <IndyGunFreak> dereks: oh, misunderstood.. sorry, i dunno
[01:22] <samile> b3z3rk3r: also google search it to take a look
[01:22] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: like the package relation which software. something like that.
[01:22] <b3z3rk3r> samile, nice, thx. appreciate it ;)
[01:23] <b3z3rk3r> will have a look at it
[01:23] <samile> b3z3rk3r: any time
[01:23] <shoxy-> indy,' PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B'
[01:23] <kaiser10123> anyone know anything about tvtime
[01:23] <kaiser10123> i cants get any audio on tvtime
[01:23] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: ok, you do know about highlighting and pressing Enter on a package to view/read what it's about, correct?
[01:23] <Kingsy101> lol I have been in ubuntu-eeepc for about 4 hours now and no-one has said ANYTHING heh
[01:24] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: just about..
[01:24] <templaedhel> can anyone here help me with a quick partitionijng question?
[01:24] <fzellinger> shoot
[01:25] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: open up aptitude right now... then search for or go to a package, any package, then press Enter on your keyboard. tell me if that's what you're looking for
[01:25] <fzellinger> (what's your partitioning question)
[01:25] <templaedhel> *asking*
[01:27] <templaedhel> okay so I have this setup right now, and windows doesn't work http://imagebin.org/33966 someone said that I need to have windows first, so I'm going to move it infront of the linux one. then in the grub file will the ubuntu be (hd0,2) and the windows be (hd0,1)
[01:27] <Izinucs> If my system recognized my scanner and I installed the provided scanning software and drivers in wine, is there a way to pass the device info along to an application in wine?
[01:28] <BazookaAce> Hey, anyone knows why my wireless network likes to disable itself after a while?
[01:28] <templaedhel> fzellinger:^
[01:28] <jayde_drag0n> hey i've got no sound from flash in firefox and i've already installed libflashsupport.. anyone?
[01:28] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: btw, after you have pressed Enter on a package and can see it's details, you can use the down-arrow to go down to the tree-like area under 'Depends'(for example)... you can expand the tree by using the  [  and  ] keys(the bracket keys on your keyboard_
[01:28] <Izinucs> BazookaAce: maybe getting hot?
[01:28] <BazookaAce> Izinucs: Maybe! donno!
[01:29] <jayde_drag0n> anyone help a girl out? no sound in firefox.. libflashsupport already installed
[01:30] <templaedhel> close your other sound applications the re open ff see if that works
[01:30] <fzellinger> Ugh...your picture shows you mixing primary and extended partitions.
[01:30] <jayde_drag0n> templaedhel: no
[01:31] <Kelen> onetinsoldier: :) thanks advance..
[01:31] <aaaaa> can someone tell me how to hid ip in ubuntu?
[01:31] <onetinsoldier> Kelen: you're welcome
[01:31] <jayde_drag0n> templaedhel: and thats not a solution.. i want to keep rhythmbox in my taskbar
[01:31] <templaedhel> fzellinger: ya, but it started like that
[01:31] <n8tuser> what is the setting in gnome using gconf-editor so the partitions are not show on the desktop?
[01:31] <drx0drx0> What would you suggest for backing up your Linux OS (full metal restore or basic install + full restore) besides tar?
[01:31] <radlipat> how i format second hardrive? it still has windows stuff on it but idc. i only have 3 gig to work with right now!!!
[01:32] <jayde_drag0n> templaedhel: and i know i don't have to do that to watch things in firefox, i've fixed this problem before.. i just don't remember how
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> n8tuser Mounts in /medis should show up automatically
[01:32] <tkach> Hi. The sound on my machine does not work. Nothing is muted. Can anyone help me?
[01:32] <Jason_WT> has anyone found some info about my problem?
[01:32] <Firefishe> tkach:  laptop?
[01:32] <Wyzard> aaaaa: The only way to "hide" your IP, regardless of OS, is to use some sort of proxy (e.g. a web proxy or Tor)
[01:32] <Wyzard> aaaaa: and even in that case the proxy will know your IP
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> n8tuser that is /media rather
[01:33] <tkach> Firefishe...no, an old Dell Desktop
[01:33] <n8tuser> Jack_Sparrow-> i dont want it to show up on desktop,  i forgot the settings in gnome
[01:33] <Firefishe> tkach:  What type of sound card?
[01:33] <aaaaa> so Wyzarrd there is no way then?
[01:33] <n8tuser> Jack_Sparrow-> something about volume-manager have to unlick or something
[01:33] <Wyzard> aaaaa: Completely hiding your IP is fundamentally impossible
[01:33] <tkach> Firefishe...I feel that it's a sound blaster.
[01:33] <aaaaa> well wyzarrd i'm useing torrents and i don't want to get in trouble :)
[01:34] <aaaaa> i was wondering if there is way to hide ip
[01:34] <Jack_Sparrow> To Remove Drive Icons from Desktop Use Terminal and type gconf-editor browse to /apps/nautilus/desktop and uncheck volumes_visable..  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/hide-removable-drive-icons-from-your-ubuntu-desktop/
[01:34] <fzellinger> templaedhel:  unless you have a second drive and plan on completely re-building the partition layouts, I don't know what you mean when you say you are going to "move" the partition.  The partition table can't just be re-ordered and point to new locations on the disk
[01:34] <Wyzard> aaaaa: This isn't the place to ask about how to safely commit copyright infringement
[01:34] <aaaaa> i know
[01:34] <aaaaa> i'm just saying is there way to hide ip
[01:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !tor
[01:34] <samile> jayde_drag0n: if your using Pulse audio in the terminal try: pavucontrol  and check that flash is not muted
[01:34] <templaedhel> fzellinger: with gparted I can re order them
[01:34] <Wyzard> aaaaa: but fundamentally, for another computer on the Internet to send you data, it must know your IP
[01:34] <Firefishe> tkach:  heh...you feel, huh?  Well, um, have you, perhaps tried this:  sudo lspci, or sudo hwinfo, or sudo lshw -html > filename ?
[01:35] <banisterfiend> hey Sweet Babies, i am trying to delete something in my Trash folder but it says permissions denied....how do i access the trash directory in terminal so i can sudo and rm -f  it ? where is the location of the trash directory?
[01:35] <aaaaa> so there is software it's gold hide ip how that works?
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !trash
[01:35] <\Kira> I used "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" to install a ssh server, and didnt have the time to look at the output and the session became terminated. I looked complete from the glance I took, but there is no ssh port open when I run nmap against the machine
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> aaaaa Please take it elsewhere..
[01:36] <drx0drx0> Anyone know the free equivalent to NTBackup?
[01:36] <banisterfiend> ubottu: thanks homes
[01:36] <aaaaa> what does ip fowrding do?
[01:36] <Wyzard> aaaaa: When I search Google for "gold hide IP" I find "Hide IP Planinum" from "Gold Software"...  that just uses a proxy, according to the description
[01:36] <Jack_Sparrow> aaaaa Not what you think
[01:36] <tkach> Firefishe:  "Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs [SB Live! Value]"
[01:37] <aaaaa> well i'm paying bills online and lot of people saying ohh get it stop hackers etd
[01:37] <onetinsoldier> drx0drx0: search on Google for Ghost Unix... aka g4u
[01:37] <Firefishe> tkach:  Hmmm.  It's just a sound blaster, and a pretty basic one.  What version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:37] <fzellinger> templaedhel:  I assume your problem is that windows is not booting, and that grub may point to that partition as a bootable partition, but it won't actually boot (probably you get a bootloader error message).  I am surprised that you have this setup, because even if gparted moves your partitions, I wouldn't expect it to maintain a valid windows master boot record (MBR)
[01:37] <aaaaa> but i guess i don't understand ip
[01:37] <lucent> Ah, I'm looking to use my builtin wifi adapter for internet access, and then add a usb wifi adapter which will be ignored by NetworkManager and manually configured, how do I tell NM to ignore an wifi interface?
[01:37] <Wyzard> aaaaa: It'd benefit you a lot to learn the basics of TCP/IP
[01:37] <banisterfiend> what is the way to delete an object from the Trash directory manually? there seems to be both 'info' files as well as the actual trash itself...i should just purge all of it?
[01:37] <Jack_Sparrow> aaaaa what you are asking about has nothing to do with Ubuntu support
[01:38] <tkach> Firefishe 8.04
[01:38] <radlipat> !format
[01:38] <onetinsoldier> drx0drx0: however, i've never used it and i don't know if it does incremental backups
[01:38] <rashire> aaaaa: mobloquer
[01:38] <pc_> hi
[01:38] <pc_> hey
[01:38] <pc_> dudes
[01:38] <godgo> Help! --- Where i can find *.deb packages after install them from repositories?
[01:38] <aaaaa> Wyzard what's best book
[01:38] <pc_> help me i have a problem
[01:38] <Firefishe> tkach:  Have you looked to see how alsa is configured?
[01:38] <pc_> whit my ubs and nokia
[01:38] <aaaaa> what that rashire
[01:38] <Jack_Sparrow> godgo /var/cache/apt/archives
[01:38] <Wyzard> no idea; I don't have any TCP/IP books
[01:39] <lucent> drx0drx0: g4u is a nice utility for imaging systems, if your target is NTFS be sure to have a WindowsXP disc on hand to get the filesystem checked out and marked clean
[01:39] <templaedhel> fzellinger: well windows boots up to the thing it shows before the welcome screen then  hangs there
[01:39] <rashire> peer-Guardian for linux, good for p2p apps. doesnt hide your ip, just blocks connections to "known" ip's
[01:39] <godgo> Jack_Sparrow, big thx!
[01:39] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:40] <drx0drx0> does g4u do verify?
[01:40] <tkach> Firefishe, could you tell me what to look for
[01:40] <rashire> just google "moblock" or "mobloquer" and the page will explain.
[01:40] <lucent> drx0drx0: I've used g4u...  there's also "bacula" which I haven't used but its description looks interesting
[01:40] <aaaaa> does ubuntu have that package?
[01:40] <Firefishe> tkach:  Have you checked under System->Preferences->Sound?
[01:40] <lucent> drx0drx0: go check out g4u, it's easy to download and burn to a cdr
[01:40] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: hello! how you doing buddy? ever get Solaris going?
[01:40] <keres> i have a new monitor set up at 1440x900 resolution, and my menus don't work
[01:40] <keres> any ideas?
[01:40] <rashire> i have it installed on mine, yes
[01:40] <lucent> keres: menus don't open?
[01:40] <\Kira> I used "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" to install a ssh server, and didnt have the time to look at the output and the session became terminated. I looked complete from the glance I took, but there is no ssh port open when I run nmap against the machine
[01:41] <keres> wait, they open, but it takes ~3 seconds for it to load
[01:41] <drx0drx0> lucent: oh, so you boot from CD, you can't run it from a booted syste?
[01:41] <keres> lucent:
[01:41] <lucent> \Kira: you may have to log into the system and run "apt-get -f install"
[01:41] <lucent> \Kira: or re-install
[01:41] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  Hey bud! :) Well, I've gotten 2008.11 in the mail, and it boots nicely.  Doesn't recognize my wifi apparatus, though.  It's a staunch learning curve, and will take some time.
[01:41] <\Kira> lucent: just apt-get -f install?
[01:41] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  Let's take this to ubuntu-offtopic
[01:41] <lucent> \Kira: when packages get into a half-installed state, yeah
[01:41] <keres> my new LCD widescreen monitor @ 1440x900 has a crazy latency
[01:42] <\Kira> lucent: or "apt-get -f install openssh-server"?
[01:42] <Firefishe> tkach:  I'm at that menu.  Check your system settings there.
[01:42] <loca|host> can i tell NetworkManager to stop ignore my wlan0 interface so i can play with it just like oldy days using the /etc/network/interfaces ?
[01:42] <tkach> Firefishe: everything says Autodetect except sound capture which says PulseAudio
[01:42] <\Kira> lucent: ill try it, thanks
[01:42] <lucent> keres: and you've installed i.e. not running from livecd?
[01:42] <keres> lucent: yes.
[01:42] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: roger that.. i wasn't necessarily wanting detail about it, but i will go there in case you are wanting to talk about it
[01:42] <fzellinger> templaedhel:  Oh, I get it.  Grub is successfully launching the windows MBR from /dev/sda3, the windows loader starts, but partway into getting the WIndows OS up and running it must try to look to the "first partition" (because it is probably hard-coded) and it gacks.  I think that you should have gparted try to move the windows parition first, then just try to boot windows.  I realize that GRUB may not have a pointer currently t
[01:43] <lucent> keres: could be um, a few different things. GLX or Metacity?
[01:43] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  I'm also helping someone with a sound issue.  I should be here for a bit, but will be available for some time to come ;)  Wifey's out and about with 'er mom, so I'm free.
[01:43] <lucent> err xgl
[01:43] <keres> lucent: xgl? metacity?
[01:43] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: roger
[01:43] <lucent> keres: you could install "fusion-icon"
[01:43] <lucent> run that from the menu, then switch to Metacity
[01:43] <lucent> see if that helps
[01:43] <keres> lucent: i just switched to my 19'' wide. my 19'' normal works just fine.
[01:43] <drx0drx0> lucent: i don't want to use the entire target drive to hold the image.  My OS is like 30G but the drive is 500G.
[01:44] <Firefishe> tkach:  I"m thinking here.  So you've checked all the volume controls?
[01:44] <raylu> templaedhel, fzellinger: there is a way to virtually map the partitions
[01:44] <keres> lucent: it's just on the menus too
[01:44] <lucent> drx0drx0: just go check out g4u and read the user manual for it, it should do what you want if you take the time to learn about it :)
[01:44] <Out_Cold> hey guys... i used LVM drives to set up a server... and now i'm trying to figure out what exactly is where... what's the name of the partition editor used with the server edition??
[01:44] <tkach> yes, firefishe (also thanks for your attention to my problem, I appreciate it)
[01:44] <templaedhel> raylu: that seems harder then moving them
[01:44] <jayde_drag0n> hey i have no sound in firefox at all, and i've run the fix 3 times now
[01:44] <drx0drx0> onetinsoldier:  I'm looking for something that does backup & restore to a remote Windows system without an (FTP or NFS) server...
[01:44] <chilli0> Hey all
[01:44] <raylu> templaedhel: how so? it's a simple configuration option in menu.lst
[01:44] <Firefishe> tkach:  I'm no expert, but I'll do what I'm able.
[01:45] <lucent> keres: that's pretty strange, but it could be an xgl compiz-fusion bug... so try running Metacity instead of xgl, see if it speeds up
[01:45] <chilli0> Is it possable to make a slide show as my background?
[01:45] <Firefishe> tkach:  you're welcome :)
[01:45] <templaedhel> raylu: okay can I have a tut?
[01:45] <keres> lucent: metacity works perfect ^_^ thanks
[01:45] <raylu> templaedhel: looking, one second
[01:45] <lucent> chilli0: if it is possible, it would likely be implemented as a plugin for compiz-fusion
[01:45] <Firefishe> tkach:  Are you using pulse audio as the primary interface to alsa?
[01:45] <meoblast001> is there a package for the CIA IRC commit notifier? im not sure if i saw it in aptitude or not... the description and package name isnt 100% understandable
[01:45] <raylu> templaedhel: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/map.html
[01:45] <lucent> keres: so, I don't know what to say except that there's probably a bug or some plugin that's not behaving right in compiz-fusion
[01:45] <keres> ok
[01:45] <Firefishe> tkach:  no, you said it's on autodetect...nm that last one
[01:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Out_Cold I thought it was.. parted
[01:46] <chilli0> lucent:  ok thanks ill lookingto it
[01:46] <Terralthra> I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on an older laptop, using the minimal install CD
[01:46] <sisto> anyone know how to disable the password request when coming back from suspend?
[01:46] <sisto> on intrepid
[01:46] <raylu> templaedhel: the link on that page is also very helpful
[01:46] <Terralthra> and now "sudo apt-get install gnome" fails
[01:46] <raw> I am currently running VMWare Workstation 6.5 on an Linux 8.10 (64bit) host system.  I am running a windows XP guest.  Every time I start VMWare, it'll run for about a minute or two and then the whole system will lock up hard.  Just wondering if anyone else has seen this and may know how to fix it?
[01:46] <Terralthra> apparently gnome-keyring-manager is unavailable?
[01:46] <lucent> sisto: interesting question
[01:46] <mk123> i just used ndiswrapper to load the .inf file for AR2007 wireless card, then i did 'modprobe ndiswrapper' -- now how can i test that everything is working ?
[01:46] <sisto> lucent: thx
[01:46] <templaedhel> raylu: are you sure it works with partitions too? that's for drives
[01:46] <raylu> mk123: lsmod and iwconfig will help you
[01:47] <raw> correction: on an Ubuntu Linux 8.10 (64bit) host system.
[01:47] <Out_Cold> Jack_Sparrow, it was another... I use gparted and i know that wasn't it.... and i dunno if gparted actually allows setting up LVMs
[01:47] <loca|host> can i tell NetworkManager to stop ignore my wlan0 interface so i can play with it just like oldy days using the /etc/network/interfaces ?
[01:47] <lucent> sisto: I'm pretty sure that the system just activates your gnome-screensaver, try those preferences
[01:47] <drx0drx0> lucent: i appreciate the suggestion, but I don't have a DHCP server and I don't have an FTP server so it's a lot of up front work versus an NTBackup-style utility that just backs up the path of your choosing.
[01:47] <loca|host> anyone .?
[01:47] <raylu> templaedhel: ah. click the link for hide
[01:47] <Firefishe> tkach:  Right click on the volume applet in the upper right (or lower right, etc.) on the system tray, and open volume control.
[01:47] <Jason_WT> where can i find that md4sum for ubuntu
[01:47] <lucent> loca|host: I want to know the same thing
[01:47] <tkach> Firefishe: done
[01:47] <Firefishe> tkach:  I want to see if the system is even seeing that card's volume properties
[01:47] <tsrk> When I use "echo 'Hello world" > /dev/tty0' it echos fine and makes a new line but the carriage doesn't return.  Any ideas on why this is and how to make it return?  (I've tried \r but it just echoed that as text)
[01:47] <mk123> raylu: i did ifconfig ath0 up , and the i did 'iwlist ath0 scan' , but the scan returned no results -- am i doing things wrong ?
[01:47] <onetinsoldier> drx0drx0: i don't know
[01:47] <sisto> lucent: nope it's disabled
[01:48] <Firefishe> tkach:  Do you see where it says Device?
[01:48] <bazhang> !md5
[01:48] <lucent> drx0drx0: I think you could appreciate the suggestion some more, and then read the manual for g4u which has everything you need ;P
[01:48] <sisto> lucent: i tried editing the /etc/default/acpi-support file
[01:48] <Jason_WT> tks
[01:48] <sisto> and commenting this: LOCK_SCREEN=true
[01:48] <jayde_drag0n> can someone please help me?!? hey i have no sound in firefox at all, and i've run the fix 3 times now
[01:48] <raylu> mk123: iwlist shows something meaningful for ath0?
[01:48] <Ward1983> whats the best way to get flash10 for ubuntu 8.10 64bit
[01:48] <sisto> but it didn't work
[01:48] <Ward1983> ?
[01:48] <mk123> raylu: ndiswrapper is shown in lsmod , and ath0 is up in ifconfig, but when i scan i get no results -- when in installed the madwifi drivers I had the same problem that scan just would no work
[01:48] <raw> I am currently running VMWare Workstation 6.5 on an Ubuntu Linux 8.10 (64bit) host system.  I am running a windows XP guest.  Every time I start VMWare, it'll run for about a minute or two and then the whole system will lock up hard.  Just wondering if anyone else has seen this and may know how to fix it?
[01:48] <tkach> Firefishe: under 'File' it says "Change Device"
[01:48] <mk123> raylu: whats the exact command you want me to run?
[01:48] <raylu> mk123: iwconfig
[01:48] <lucent> sisto: no-no mate, it's more likely to be a gconf setting or something that tells gnome-screensaver to run in lock mode on suspend
[01:49] <Ward1983> mk123,  stupid question but just to make sure: you are sure your AP is up right?
[01:49] <mk123> raylu: dpaste.com/100621
[01:49] <sisto> ok i'm going to check gconf
[01:49] <mk123> raylu: is that considered 'meaningful'
[01:49] <templaedhel> raylu: but I want swap not hide
[01:49] <Firefishe> tkach:  File?  I'm in 8.10, so the menu dynamics might be a tad different, although I wouldn't know why.
[01:49] <samile> Ward1983: from the adobe website
[01:49] <lucent> loca|host: is network manager in your way?
[01:49] <Ward1983> samile, that gave me a 32bit deb
[01:49] <\Kira> I have install openssh-server on my system, I can connect from the localhost, but not from any other computer on the network. Im assuming I have iptables or another similar firewall blocking the connection. How can I fix this?
[01:49] <raylu> templaedhel: hm. i wonder if map works with partitions too :P
[01:50] <drx0drx0> lucent:  the manuals says u can use ftp, local disk partition (dont' have one) or local drive copy.   I don't have any of these.  Moreover, local drive copy completely destroys the target disk.
[01:50] <raylu> mk123: then my only guess is that the card itself is not on
[01:50] <sisto> gconf has a lot more settings
[01:50] <lucent> drx0drx0: g4u provides those?
[01:50] <loca|host> lucent, it is, for one interface only ;) not others
[01:50] <chilli0> does anyone know were i can get, xwinwrap from?
[01:50] <Firefishe> tkach:  You have Volume Control openb?
[01:50] <Firefishe> open
[01:50] <slyf> hey guys, having an issue with suspend/hybernate " interface "org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.SystemPowerManagement" doesn't exist
[01:50] <tkach> Firefishe...yes I opened alsamixer. "Devices" is not visible anywhere on the window. unless I click 'file'
[01:50] <AndreasMadrid> I have a problem with micro in ubuntu. I can't use the micro. the volume control is always down to zero for capture, a can raise it but it falls back down and i can't use voice in messenger thus. what can i do?
[01:51] <lucent> loca|host: well, if you just want static IP assignment, you can edit the settings for network manager connections... it works really really nice in Intrepid
[01:51] <slyf> I checked history and gnome-power-manager updated a couple days ago
[01:51] <Ward1983> mk123,  stupid question but just to make sure: you are sure your AP is up right? and also is sending out its SSID?
[01:51] <Firefishe> tkach:  close alsamixer
[01:51] <lucent> loca|host: associate by mac addr, etc.
[01:51] <Firefishe> tkach:  Do you have the Volume Control icon available in the system tray?  (I'm assuming GNOME).
[01:51] <Terralthra> I am trying to install gnome via apt-get on 8.04, and it fails because gnome depends on gnome-keyring-manager, which is apparently unavailable now
[01:51] <raylu> templaedhel: actually, it won't
[01:51] <slyf> anybody?
[01:51] <Terralthra> ideas?
[01:51] <lucent> loca|host: the only thing I don't know how to do is tell network manager to ignore a single wifi interface
[01:51] <tkach> Firefishe: When I click open volume control that's what it opens
[01:51] <AndreasMadrid> I have a problem with micro in ubuntu. I can't use the micro. the volume control is always down to zero for capture, a can raise it but it falls back down and i can't use voice in messenger thus. what can i do?
[01:52] <aDeck> czesc/hi
[01:52] <templaedhel> raylu: damit
[01:52] <lucent> Terralthra: replaced by "gnome-keyring"
[01:52] <sisto> lucent: thx that worked through gconf!
[01:52] <Terralthra> ok
[01:52] <Terralthra> how do I tell apt-get that?
[01:52] <Firefishe> tkach:  Hmmm...let me check something.
[01:52] <mk123> raylu: how can i check if the card is on?
[01:52] <slyf> hey guys, having an issue with suspend/hybernate " interface "org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.SystemPowerManagement" doesn't exist
[01:52] <lucent> sisto: really? which setting? I couldn't find it
[01:52] <sisto> lucent: thx
[01:52] <onetinsoldier> hey, i have metacity installed by am wondering why it doesn't seem to show as an option for a session in gdm. anyone know?
[01:52] <null_x86> hey any good MCEs? Im stuck between Mythbunutu and LinuxMCE
[01:52] <sisto> lucent: check "/apps/gnome-power-manager/lock/use_screensaver_settings" option.
[01:53] <Ward1983> hmmm he ignores me :p
[01:53] <loca|host> lucent, ok so here's my problem: i have a wifi dongle wich i want to get it working in ad-hoc mode, wich NetworkManager wont do, so i did it with the classic interfaces way, and then, when plugging my usb wifi dongle, it gets the ad-hoc mode for 1 moment and then, NetworkManager catch it and fallback to managed mode :(
[01:53] <raylu> templaedhel: but i don't think being the first partition is necessary; i think it only has to be the first drive, which may mean the problem is elsewhere
[01:53] <lucent> onetinsoldier: things changed. To run Metacity I suggest installing "fusion-icon" and loading it from there
[01:53] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: sessions is for kde, gnome, etc
[01:53] <dr_willis> onetinsoldier,  metacityis by default used by gnome. its not normally ran by itself. its rather minimal.
[01:53] <raylu> templaedhel: can you show me your menu.lst
[01:53] <samile> Ward1983: sorry didn't read 64. one mment
[01:53] <templaedhel> okay
[01:53] <lucent> loca|host: networkmanager does ad-hoc mode
[01:53] <Firefishe> tkach:  Do you have a list of tabs with things like Playback, Recording, Switches, and Options?
[01:53] <Ward1983> samile, i didn't mean you :D
[01:53] <loca|host> lucent, it wonts with my dongle
[01:53] <loca|host> arrghh
[01:53] <raylu> mk123: this is laptop, right? is there a switch or key combination to enble i?
[01:53] <templaedhel> raylu: how do I get that?
[01:53] <raylu> mk123: *enable it?
[01:53] <raw> I am currently running VMWare Workstation 6.5 on an Ubuntu Linux 8.10 (64bit) host system.  I am running a windows XP guest.  Every time I start VMWare, it'll run for about a minute or two and then the whole system will lock up hard.  Just wondering if anyone else has seen this and may know how to fix it?
[01:53] <raylu> templaedhel: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:53] <lucent> loca|host: oh, your driver doesn't work with it?
[01:53] <onetinsoldier> lucent Izinucs and dr_willis: ok, thanks guys. i'll have a look
[01:54] <rambo298> in what directory would i find configuration.php?
[01:54] <Terralthra> lucent: How do I get apt-get to recognize the package change?
[01:54] <Ward1983> raylu, can you tell mk123 to check if his AP is up and also sending its SSID (as he seems to ignore my highlights lol)
[01:54] <raylu> raw: i'd poke around in /var/log/
[01:54] <tkach> Firefishe: Just "playback" and "switches"
[01:54] <drx0drx0> lucent: that' s what the docs say, which is cool, but not exactly what I need.
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> I have a problem with micro in ubuntu. I can't use the micro. the volume control is always down to zero for capture, a can raise it but it falls back down and i can't use voice in messenger thus. what can i do?
[01:54] <mk123> raylu OMG
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> anyone?
[01:54] <raylu> mk123: Ward1983 says to check if your AP is up and also sending its SSID
[01:54] <mk123> raylu THE DAMN SWITCH WAS SET TO OFF, WASTED 2 DAYS FIGHITNG MADWIFI
[01:55] <Ward1983> thanx raylu :)
[01:55] <raylu> mk123: :P
[01:55] <Ward1983> LOL
[01:55] <mk123> laaame
[01:55] <LjL> !caps | mk123
[01:55] <mk123> my elbow must have knocked it to the 'off' position
[01:55] <raylu> mk123: better than spending 2 days compiling openoffice
[01:55] <Ward1983> sorry but stupid is a understatement for that :p
[01:55] <mk123> ubottu: but its not as funny without caps
[01:55] <loca|host> lucent, unfortunatly yes
[01:56] <comradekingu> Killswitch enabled, fight!
[01:56] <lucent> loca|host: if you define an interface in /etc/network/interfaces then it should be ignored by network manager on next boot
[01:56] <raylu> templaedhel: oh...you have multiple windows installations... i believe hiding is necessary to boot that, no matter how you reorder it
[01:56] <Firefishe> tkach:  Click on the Preferences button and a dialog box should appear.  It should have little check boxes for various other elements associated with your card, essentially to clutter up your volume control display with even more switches, volume sliders, and recording selectiong ;) hee.  I want you to check them all if they are there, and then we'll look to see if any of them might be muted.
[01:56] <Firefishe> selectiong=selections
[01:57] <templaedhel> raylu: no I don't the other one is like norten ghost and its always been there
[01:57] <lucent> Terralthra: I have to think there's an easier way to do what you're ultimately wanting to do
[01:57] <lucent> Terralthra: *why* are you installing gnome from apt?
[01:57] <samile> Ward1983: http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/2008/05/install-adobe-flash-player-10-on-ubuntu-using-nspluginwrapper.html
[01:57] <redryno> norton sux balls
[01:57] <raylu> templaedhel: hm. you should consider hiding it and not mapping/reordering anything; see if that helps
[01:57] <raylu> redryno: not norton antivirus, ghost
[01:57] <Ward1983> samile, that will work for epiphany also right? just to make sure
[01:58] <Ward1983> samile, because i dont like firefox much
[01:58] <Ward1983> damn i guess not lol
[01:58] <Firefishe> Can one view flash video and do java in ephiphany?
[01:58] <samile> Ward1983: I belive so, one moment.
[01:58] <Firefishe> epiphany, even
[01:58] <Stargazer> Where can i get more master page templates for open office Presentation ?
[01:58] <tkach> ok, Firefishe I unmuted whatever was muted I'm going to try it.
[01:58] <Ward1983> samile, ok thanx in advance
[01:58] <Jason_WT> does the server edition have a gui?
[01:58] <Izinucs> Stargazer: google.com  openoffice.org
[01:58] <Firefishe> tkach...k, tell me how it goes
[01:59] <raylu> Jason_WT: of course not
[01:59] <Terralthra> lucent: because I installed ubuntu from the minimal install CD
[01:59] <Firefishe> tkach:  Also make sure the volume is up a bit.  Pay close attention to anything with PCM in it.
[01:59] <RickZilla> Somebody answered this for me earlier, but I lost it before I got it written down...how do I run a .bin package?
[01:59] <templaedhel> raylu: are you sure?
[01:59] <Mimi> does anyone know how i can tell wicd to connect to a hidden network everytime? because hidden network doesnt show on list ofcourse :) i can go to "connect to hidden network" and type it there, but would like it  automatically
[01:59] <raylu> templaedhel: Another problem arises if you installed more than one set of DOS/Windows onto one disk, because they could be confused if there are more than one primary partitions for DOS/Windows. Certainly you should avoid doing this, but there is a solution if you do want to do so. Use the partition hiding/unhiding technique.
[01:59] <lucent> Terralthra: oh.  well unless you're interested in wasting a lot of time, I suggest installing from the desktop cd ;)
[01:59] <lobo> I install xampp and phpeclipse but when press the boton xampp, mysql or apache the phpeclipse appear that message
[01:59] <lobo> could not execute external app/opt/lampp/lampp start
[01:59] <raylu> templaedhel: from http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/DOS_002fWindows.html#DOS_002fWindows
[01:59] <loca|host> lucent, lemme try
[01:59] <lobo> and what is app???
[02:00] <Terralthra> if I could, I would
[02:00] <raylu> RickZilla: sh
[02:00] <Terralthra> the laptop has a poor CD drive
[02:00] <RickZilla> raylu:  Thanks, sorry for asking again
[02:00] <ziroday> RickZilla: try ./programname.bin
[02:00] <Jason_WT> what does it look like then, does eerything need to be done via console?
[02:00] <Terralthra> which overheats after about 5 minutes
[02:00] <raylu> RickZilla: you can usually also chmod +x foo.bin, then ./foo.bin
[02:00] <Terralthra> I tried installing from the regular CD several times, each time the install failed partially through
[02:00] <lucent> Terralthra: ah, I've been there mate... can it boot off USB?
[02:00] <tkach> Firefishe: :( no dice.
[02:00] <Terralthra> no, it can not
[02:00] <raylu> lobo: what...?
[02:00] <Terralthra> why does apt-get for gnome not work?
[02:00] <lucent> Terralthra: shame about that
[02:00] <templaedhel> raylu: that was there when it was just windows,
[02:00] <tkach> I'll just google it, I won't hold you up. Thanks, Firefishe
[02:00] <Ward1983> Terralthra, time to buy a USB stick to put the liveCD on (+ it goes tons faster)
[02:01] <samile> Ward1983: Should do epiph searches for plugins...
[02:01] <raylu> templaedhel: pastebin the error please
[02:01] <Firefishe> tkach:
[02:01] <Terralthra> Ward1983: it does not boot off of USB
[02:01] <woody86_> can anyone help me get my wireless working? It works so far, but I can't find any networks on it
[02:01] <Firefishe> tkach:  sorry, finger slipped
[02:01] <lucent> Terralthra: it does work, but it's not just like you can conjure up a few packages and have a full Desktop experience
[02:01] <raylu> templaedhel: i dunno. still worth a shot, i think
[02:01] <FAJALOU> woody86_: details please?
[02:01] <Terralthra> lucent: I am aware
[02:01] <Jason_WT> Terralthra: do you get an error about a corrupt cd or HD?
[02:01] <Ward1983> Terralthra, lol jsut a sec, there's a CD that will make any comp boot from USB :p
[02:01] <Jordan_U> Terralthra, In what way does it not work?
[02:01] <RickZilla> raylu:  Says I can't open it, not sure what's wrong
[02:01] <Ward1983> Terralthra, lost the name for a moment
[02:01] <raylu> RickZilla: er, the exact error please
[02:01] <Firefishe> tkach:  Does your card even show up in the Device dialog in Volume Control?
[02:01] <Terralthra> Jordan_U: sudo apt-get install gnome fails
[02:02] <Firefishe> tkach:  i.e., it's not blank, is it/
[02:02] <Firefishe> ?
[02:02] <andrewfree> Is there a way to enable, and setup vnc in ubuntu via command line.
[02:02] <woody86_> FAJALOU, what do you need to know? I'm not that great with the command line
[02:02] <Terralthra> gnome fails because it depends on gnome-desktop-environment, which depends on gnome-keyring-manager
[02:02] <Terralthra> gnome-keyring-manager has no installation candidate
[02:02] <raylu> templaedhel: also, ignore what i said about pastbin...
[02:02] <RickZilla> raylu:  Here's the copy and paste:  sh: Can't open GoogleEarthLinux.bin
[02:02] <raylu> Terralthra: pastebin the error please
[02:02] <Terralthra> ....
[02:02] <FAJALOU> woody86_:  are you using ndiswrapper?  bcm43xx-fwcutter? madwifi? etc etc etc.
[02:02] <templaedhel> raylu: there is no error, it just hangs before the welcome screen
[02:02] <raylu> RickZilla: sounds like a typo
[02:02] <Ward1983> Terralthra, http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=197880
[02:02] <raylu> templaedhel: _ignore_ :P i auto-completed the wrong name
[02:03] <Terralthra> raylu: you want me to pastebin from a computer with no desktop environment
[02:03] <ziroday> !vnc | andrewfree this might be able to help
[02:03] <raylu> Terralthra: install pastebininit
[02:03] <Ward1983> Terralthra, then it would read only a few seconds of CD to load the USB drivers :D
[02:03] <lucent> Terralthra: try "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-standard"
[02:03] <Ward1983> lol raylu pastebininit
[02:03] <raylu> ?
[02:03] <Terralthra> "ubuntu-standard is already the newest version"
[02:03] <raylu> oh =\
[02:03] <RickZilla> It's going now, thanks gang
[02:03] <templaedhel> raylu: sorry
[02:03] <lucent> Terralthra: try "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" instead then
[02:03] <raylu> Terralthra: install pastebinit
[02:03] <ziroday> raylu: you misspelt it
[02:03] <ziroday> Terralthra: the package is pastebinit
[02:04] <Terralthra> working on it
[02:04] <dnyy> I'm having problems mounting a second HD.  I tried following a guide on the forums, but got "mount: special device /dev/disk/by-uuid/f75ddf72-138b-4ca9-a9a8-571cd6d5b9c8 does not exist"
[02:04] <tkach> Firefishe, yes I see it. Don;'t worry about it. I'm beat anyway, I'll google it in the morning. Thanks again for your help
[02:04] <Out_Cold> anyone know how to check which LVMs are mounted where???
[02:04] <templaedhel> raylu: I think I'm going to move them
[02:04] <FAJALOU> woody86_:  are you using ndiswrapper?  bcm43xx-fwcutter? madwifi? etc etc etc.
[02:05] <raylu> Out_Cold: mount
[02:05] <ziroday> dnyy: can you pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l  please
[02:05] <Firefishe> tkach:  No probs :).  Sleep well.  Happy to help.
[02:05] <raylu> templaedhel: have you tried hiding one anyway?
[02:05] <Ward1983> samile, how does this look? http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/releasenotes_64bit.html
[02:05] <lucent> Out_Cold: they show up in /dev/mapper/* regardless
[02:05] <raylu> templaedhel: if it works, you'll have saved a lot of time :P
[02:05] <woody86_> FAJALOU, I'm using the Broadcom B43 under "Hardware Drivers"?
[02:05] <Terralthra> installing ubuntu-standard
[02:05] <lucent> Out_Cold: or um "lvdisplay"
[02:05] <dnyy> ziroday: yessur. http://pastebin.com/m324c36f4
[02:06] <loca|host> lucent, its okay after reboot
[02:06] <woody86_> FAJALOU, it says something about fwcutter in the description
[02:06] <ziroday> dnyy: thanks, looking now :)
[02:06] <templaedhel> so can i just comment it out in the grup list?
[02:06] <mk123> Mimi: make  a script?
[02:06] <raylu> ziroday: you never asked him how he mounted it
[02:06] <FAJALOU> woody86_: ok so what you probably need to do is hook that in to a wired connection, disable through 'hardware drivers' and then reenable through 'hardware drivers'
[02:06] <templaedhel> or do I have to "hide" it
[02:06] <lucent> loca|host: solved?
[02:06] <loca|host> lucent, i think restarting NetworkManager should work
[02:06] <loca|host> lucent, yes thx
[02:06] <FAJALOU> because ironically enough, bcm43xx-fwcutter needs the internet to configure...
[02:06] <woody86_> FAJALOU, ok, let me try... brb...
[02:06] <FAJALOU> !broadcom
[02:06] <ziroday> raylu: was getting there, and just checking the drive exists, but yes dnyy what command did you execute to mount the drive
[02:07] <Jordan_U> FAJALOU, It's b43-fwcutter now
[02:07] <FAJALOU> !bcm | woody86_
[02:07] <FAJALOU> Jordan_U:  ah ok.
[02:07] <raylu> ziroday: ok
[02:07] <Out_Cold> well lucent the 'lvdisplay' shhows "No volume groups found"
[02:07] <samile> Ward1983: that looks fine. its the same in so far as the plugin .so is placed in the ~/.mozilla/plugins folder
[02:07] <FAJALOU> !broadcom > woody86_
[02:07] <woody86_> thanks guys
[02:07] <lucent> loca|host: cool stuff, remember if you want NetworkManager again you have to comment out the interface in /etc/network/interfaces - cheers
[02:07] <ziroday> dnyy: also I presume the drive you want mounted is /dev/sdb2?
[02:07] <FAJALOU> Jordan_U:  do you still need to use the internet to get the correct configuration files?
[02:07] <Ward1983> samile, damn so no flash in epiphany, ok then im forced to use firefox i guess
[02:07] <dnyy> ziroday: I honestly have no clue what name it's given, in partition editor it shows as only "sdb"
[02:08] <Ward1983> samile, but can i uninstall this "thing"
[02:08] <lucent> Out_Cold: I guess that's your answer.  Did you want to scan for LVM volumes?
[02:08] <dnyy> ziroday: the guide i followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6326105&postcount=7
[02:08] <ziroday> dnyy: yeah thats fine, okay what command did you do to try an mount it?
[02:08] <grendal_prime> im sorry but intrepid sucks
[02:08] <ziroday> dnyy: also does your drive appear in /media anywhere?
[02:08] <lucent> dnyy: you may have to re-create your kernel's initramfs
[02:08] <Jordan_U> FAJALOU, Yes ( it's firmware it gets BTW ), there is also a proprietary driver that comes with intrepid that works for some broadcom cards without any extra downloads
[02:08] <R0b0t1> Would someone please tell me the packages to install to get compiz and all the neat affects up and running?
[02:08] <R0b0t1> I bet it's in ubottu.
[02:08] <lucent> dnyy: do uh "sudo update-initramfs"
[02:08] <grendal_prime> im backing up  my data and going back the the factory install of 710 that came with this laptop
[02:08] <samile> Ward1983: does it not work in epiphany?
[02:08] <ultratek> how do i install the boon login screen?
[02:08] <rambo298> in what directory would i find configuration.php?
[02:09] <dnyy> ziroday: now, it doesn't show in /media
[02:09] <Out_Cold> well lucent i want to make sure that there are no important LVMs on a particular drive.. trouble is I cannot see which LVMs are where in gparted..
[02:09] <powertool08> !compiz > R0b0t1
[02:09] <Ward1983> samile, i assumed not?
[02:09] <Out_Cold> I am trying to format the drive for a new OS
[02:09] <Ward1983> samile, should it work? then ill jsut try it
[02:09] <ziroday> dnyy: okay, is there a folder called sdb in /media?
[02:09] <Nyu`> ai
[02:09] <R0b0t1> powertool08: Thanks :)
[02:09] <samile> Ward1983: it certainly should
[02:09] <raylu> gretchen: 8.04
[02:09] <raylu> er...
[02:09] <lucent> Out_Cold: to privmsg! :)
[02:09] <ziroday> dnyy: also I need you to pastebin your /etc/fstab please
[02:09] <Ward1983> samile, aaaaah ok then i misunderstood :)
[02:09] <FAJALOU> woody86_:  ok look at Jordan_U's comment.  your card needs to get firmware off of the internet for the wireless to work, so you will need to plug it in via ethernet, and then disable in hardware drivers, (possibly reboot) and then reenable in hardware drivers!
[02:09] <samile> Ward1983: fingers crossed, try it out
[02:09] <Ward1983> samile, yeah the alpha is my best shot i guess
[02:09] <dnyy> ziroday: Yes, i made it following that guide, but there's nothing in it.  Alright, hold on while I paste fstab
[02:10] <Nyu`> &rech
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[02:10] <raylu> ziroday: why...?
[02:10] <Nyu`> NSM =DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
[02:10] <Nyu`> *
[02:10] <Nyu`> *
[02:10] <FloodBot1> Nyu`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:10] <formode> ubottu, You're a god among bots.
[02:10] <woody86_> FAJALOU, ok I'll try disabling and reenabling it
[02:11] <dnyy> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m58e76690
[02:11] <Aayush> i delete my task bar..... how to add it......
[02:12] <Jordan_U> Aayush, Do you want to try to recreate your pannel or just go back to the default configuration?
[02:12] <ziroday> dnyy: um, are you any of the people in that forum thread?
[02:12] <dnyy> ziroday: nope :X
[02:13] <Aayush> Jordan_U, recreate
[02:13] <ziroday> dnyy: okay, did you just copy the UUID?
[02:13] <dnyy> ziroday: I'm guessing it's not working because the UUID isn't correct. If that's the case, how can I find the correct one?
[02:13] <Firefishe> FAJALOU:  If you need help with that broadcom chipset of yours, I may be of some use.
[02:13] <Jordan_U> Aayush, Do you have one of your pannels left?
[02:13] <Aayush> a
[02:13] <dnyy> ziroday: yuh, I just copy/pasted hah.
[02:13] <Aayush> Jordan_U, ya
[02:14] <raylu> dnyy: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[02:14] <dule> does anyone know the answer to this: How do I connect to a WEP encrypted wireless network?  When I choose it in NetworkManager, it asks for the key, I put it, it tries to connect, but always comes back and asks for the key again... it never connects! Is there something I am missing??
[02:14] <ziroday> dnyy: right, one sec
[02:14] <Jordan_U> Aayush, Right click it and choose "New Pannel"
[02:14] <templaedhel> raylu: is there a command so I can see the different partitions with the (hd0,0) lables right there?
[02:14] <ziroday> dnyy: can you pastebin blkid please :)
[02:14] <raylu> templaedhel: with the (hd0,0) lables? what?
[02:14] <phuzion> How do I go about removing the password for an account so that it must use authorized keys to login via SSH?
[02:14] <dnyy> ziroday: want me to pastebin the output of ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid?
[02:15] <Ward1983> samile, only firefox is working
[02:15] <Aayush> Jordan_U, i add that way but whenn i minimize windows , it dosent show up there
[02:15] <Jason_WT> is ubuntu use md4 or md5 sum?
[02:15] <ziroday> dnyy: um raylu asked you to do that, both ways should work. You can pick who you want to go with :)
[02:15] <phuzion> Jason_WT, depends, what for?
[02:15] <dnyy> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m6d571da1
[02:15] <powertool08> phuzion: just disable password logins in your sshd_config
[02:15] <dnyy> I just pasted both, heh.
[02:15] <phuzion> powertool08, only for one user'
[02:15] <Jordan_U> Aayush, You need to right click the pannel -> Add to pannel -> Window List
[02:16] <raylu> dnyy: no, mine was an answer to your question
[02:16] <basti> anyone here who uses coreavc for 720p movies? i tried it with windows -> video plays smoothly. with ubuntu -> not really :(  do you have any hints?
[02:16] <dnyy> raylu: ah, well it doesn't show sdb when I do  that, only sda1 and sda5
[02:16] <ziroday> dnyy: link?
[02:16] <dnyy> raylu & ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m6d571da1
[02:16] <Jason_WT> i am trying to make sure i have gotten the full iso
[02:17] <templaedhel> raylu: so I ca see what partitions are called what, aka so I know what to put in the menu.list
[02:17] <Firefishe> brb..need to reboot
[02:17] <raylu> templaedhel: devices.map
[02:17] <ziroday> dnyy: um, the drive was connected when you did that right?
[02:17] <andrewfree> ziroday: That got me very lost, now i screwed something up
[02:17] <dnyy> ziroday: yes, it's an internal HD.
[02:18] <pradeep_> Which is a nice linux supported 5.1 sound card  .. which fits in a express 54 slot
[02:18] <raylu> andrewfree: more specific, please
[02:18] <ziroday> dnyy: um okay, thats odd as it does not appear. one sec
[02:18] <templaedhel> command not found raylu:
[02:18] <dnyy> ziroday: kk. and yeah, usually any external drive i plug in mounts itself. :/
[02:18] <raylu> templaedhel: er, it's a file in /boot/grub
[02:19] <Jason_WT> was 8.11 released or is 8.10 the newest, i remember seeing that a new one was released
[02:19] <ziroday> dnyy: yeah, okay since its internal replace the UUID=bla bla bla bit in your /etc/fstab with /dev/sdb1
[02:19] <raylu> Jason_WT: the next one would be 9.04
[02:19] <KoFish> hi, im in desperate need of help!! my libxcb-render0.so.0 is gone
[02:19] <raylu> Jason_WT: (they aren't version numbers. yeah. i know.)
[02:19] <Gnea> Jason_WT: there was no 8.11, there is no 8.11, there will never be an 8.11
[02:19] <spike42> wait, ziroday, what are you responding too?
[02:19] <ziroday> dnyy: and that should work, after you restart
[02:19] <spike42> because that sounds like the answer to my problem too
[02:19] <samile> Ward1983: I'll just install epiphany and take a look (Opera user)
[02:19] <dnyy> ziroday: so it should be '/media/sdb1   /media/sdb   ext3   defaults   0   2'
[02:20] <ziroday> spike42: I am responding to dnyy, I have no idea what your problem is. Sorry.
[02:20] <Djet1313> Help needed: Whenever I attempt to look at Network under Places, I get "Could not display "network:"Nautilus cannot handle "network" locations."
[02:20] <Ward1983> samile, ok thanx
[02:20] <csc_> i really need the help of a guru about networking. here is the situation: i have an host A, which runs host B virtually with vbox. B connects to a VPN. Now what happens is that, although B can get a nameserver from the VPN and can resolve names, I cannot open a simple web page of an http server inside the VPN (so no proxy required), while I can do it from A if i connect to the same VPN. Comparing the routing table of A and B, they are the same. do you have any
[02:20] <csc_>  ideas?
[02:20] <ziroday> dnyy: nope, /dev/sdb1 instead of /media/sdb1
[02:20] <powertool08> phuzion: I dunno, not sure if its possible? I'm curious as to why you wouldn't keep all at passwords or move all to pubkey?
[02:20] <spike42> after the last grub update, the menu.lst entry for my xp partition is gone
[02:20] <DasEi> ? how do I tell xorg.conf to look for a serial mouse on com1 ?
[02:20] <ziroday> dnyy: and in /media the mountpoint is sdb correct?
[02:20] <raylu> csc_: i assume you've tried host/dig?
[02:21] <dnyy> ziroday: ooh, gotcha. so /dev/sdb1 first, then /media/sdb
[02:21] <dnyy> ziroday: yeah
[02:21] <Jason_WT> when was he newest one released
[02:21] <ziroday> dnyy: yep
[02:21] <KoFish> there is something wrong with the ubuntu repo it seems
[02:21] <templaedhel> raylu: thank you for all your help but that only gets me the harddrive, not the partitions
[02:21] <dnyy> ziroday: alright then, i'll brb after restart
[02:21] <csc_> raylu, i cannot ping since i virtualbox does not support ping. BUT i can use nslookup , and yes, i get the right ips
[02:21] <KoFish> i hade to manually download the deb from packages.ubuntu to get the right files
[02:21] <csc_> *right names
[02:21] <raylu> templaedhel: paritions are /dev/sd# - 1
[02:21] <victorloverain> d
[02:21] <ziroday> spike42: well that won't fix your problem, you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and put it in there. !grub has more info
[02:21] <raylu> templaedhel: er..yeah; you know what i mean =\
[02:21] <spike42> ok
[02:21] <phuzion> powertool08, I'm a sudoer on most of these boxes, and trying to become more security minded, so I want to use more secure methods of authentication
[02:21] <spike42> thanks
[02:22] <templaedhel> raylu: what about extended partitions
[02:22] <raylu> csc_: is this a windows machine?
[02:22] <Djet1313> Help needed: Whenever I attempt to look at Network under Places, I get "Could not display "network:"Nautilus cannot handle "network" locations."
[02:22] <phuzion> The idea is that I'll have two of the three possible authentication methods.  What you have (private key file on my flash drive) and what you know (decryption passphrase for the private key file).
[02:22] <csc_> raylu, both ubuntu, A and B
[02:22] <csc_> 8.10
[02:23] <csc_> the B host is the server edition
[02:23] <raylu> templaedhel: they shouldn't matter; the partitions should still have numbers (unless it's lvm or something strange :P)
[02:23] <csc_> the firewall is down
[02:23] <templaedhel> okay thanks
[02:23] <devin_> bah, no luck anyone have any idea how to fix usplash from changing to text mode when i boot? i added new hardware and not sure how to fix it
[02:24] <raylu> csc_: how are you trying to open the pages and what's the error?
[02:24] <dr_willis> devin_,  i normally disable the spash and framebuffer features in the grub menu.lst file. with the options 'nosplash nofb'
[02:24] <jamnz> question. i want to add a "network route" in terminal using route or ip route command. what is syntax of command to add a route to <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[02:25] <jamnz> thanks!
[02:25] <raylu> dr_willis: i think he wants the other way...
[02:25] <csc_> raylu, i am using lynx on an address of the vpn. the error is not diaplied.. it is always "in a connection state"
[02:25] <samile> Ward1983: sorry i'm messing you around here should have checked synaptic versions first. in synaptic/apt-get/aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree its already v 10
[02:26] <csc_> raylu, all the programs accessing to servers (not only that http) block and wait forver..
[02:26] <Jason_WT> is this the correct md5 for ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso?    24ea1163ea6c9f5dae77de8c49ee7c03
[02:26] <djet> Support needed: I'm attempting to retrieve files from an ftp server, but whenever i attempt to connect through Network>Places, I get the following error: "Could not display "network". Nautilus cannot handle "network" locations."
[02:26] <csc_> but i can get ip from names with nslookup
[02:26] <Ward1983> samile, in 64bit?
[02:26] <devin_> dr_willis now that you mention that i did notice an error about the framebuffer =/ but i couldn't find it in dmesg
[02:26] <Ward1983> samile, well that didnt work for epiphany either here, does it work there?
[02:27] <Ward1983> samile, i asked about flash10 because i heard it was a lot better on 64bit systems, i remember i had a ton of problems with flsh9 on my last installation
[02:27] <Ward1983> samile, (just did a fresh install)
[02:27] <Ward1983> old system was 7.10
[02:28] <Jordan_U> Ward1983, There is an alpha Flash 10 which is native 64 bit
[02:28] <dr_willis> I just find it much easier to disable the somwwhat useless framebuffer/splasy eyecandy
[02:28] <djet> Anyone?
[02:28] <mnemonic76> What is the fastest and most reliable way to copy approx 300GB of files from one drive to another?
[02:28] <onetinsoldier> they just updated the alpha Flash 10 a couple of days ago...
[02:28] <Firefishe> djet:  Are you trying to get a file form an ftp server, specifically?
[02:28] <mnemonic76> I would like some kind of data verification if possible.
[02:28] <Firefishe> form=from
[02:29] <axisys> is there a ubuntu pkg available for adobe air?
[02:29] <djet> Firefishe: Yes.
[02:29] <Ward1983> Jordan_U, i just installed it
[02:29] <Ward1983> Jordan_U, onyl workinf on firefox :(
[02:29] <djet> axisys: yeah, it's in beta.
[02:29] <Firefishe> djet: Have you considered a dedicated ftp client, like gftp or something?  It might work better for you.
[02:29] <Ward1983> Jordan_U, (i prefer epiphany)
[02:30] <djet> Firefishe: I have not. But the problem seems to extend to all the drives I need to connect to. Such as the other partitions on my drive.
[02:30] <raylu> csc_: strange. wget might help more
[02:30] <Firefishe> djet:  Ah, I see.  Might be a little beyond my ken then.  Sowwy ;)
[02:31] <raylu> djet: you get a network error when trying to access a local partition??
[02:31] <axisys> djet: where can I get the pkg?
[02:31] <djet> Firefishe: Okay. Well I found the following bug report referring to the same error, but it was about 10 months ago. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/185756
[02:31] <axisys> or should I wait till it come out with real version?
[02:31] <onetinsoldier> csc_: can you get packages that are on A installed onto B?
[02:31] <dnyy> ziroday: It shows up in the side panel in the file browser, but when I click it I get a "Directory does not Exist"  Also, for some odd reason, clicking the menu icon on the panel doesn't open a menu. ;o
[02:31] <djet> raylu: no. it's a problem dealing with nautilus though.
[02:31] <raylu> djet: wait...wrong person
[02:32] <mnemonic76> I need to copy about 300GB of files from an internal HD to an external HD to change the filesystem on the internal HD... what is the best command?
[02:32] <raylu> djet: wait, not wrong person
[02:32] <DasEi> what can I do when machine hangs at bootup ?
[02:32] <mnemonic76> Or should I just drag and drop, and hope it's all good?
[02:32] <djet> axisys: on the adobe site
[02:32] <djet> raylu: haha
[02:32] <raylu> djet: what do you mean problem dealing with nautilus?
[02:32] <raylu> DasEi: take off the quiet option
[02:32] <ziroday> dnyy: okay, can you pastebin ls -l /media please
[02:32] <csc_> onetinsoldier, i dont understand what you mean..
[02:32] <Jason_WT> what is the alternate cd?
[02:32] <Jordan_U> jamnz, "ip route network/prefix gateway"
[02:33] <axisys> djet: i know.. i was looking for the pkg.. ofcourse i can just download the installer
[02:33] <Ward1983> mnemonic76, its jsut data right? or is there a OS on it?
[02:33] <c0l2e> what's the current kernel of ubuntu 8.10 ??
[02:33] <dnyy> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m3dc3a976 sdb is empty when I go to it, though
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> csc_: A can download and install updates for instance? am i correct? can B do the same?
[02:33] <djet> raylu: like when i click on computer from places i get  Could not display "computer". Nautilus cannot handle "computer" locations."
[02:33] <DasEi> raylu: did that, same as safe mode, hangs at "running local bootscipts in rc.local ) (which is empty exept exit 0)
[02:34] <Ward1983> mnemonic76, if there's an OS on it check dd, thats a tool to make images of partitions
[02:34] <ziroday> dnyy: hmm, when you do mount -a are there any errors?
[02:34] <mnemonic76> Ward1983: Just a ton of files on an NTFS drive... I need to reformat as ext3 or vfat or something to use for vista backups...
[02:35] <dnyy> ziroday: yes, http://pastebin.com/m3cb51861
[02:35] <mnemonic76> long story, just know that vista backup will not write to the drive if formatted as NTFS.
[02:35] <DasEi> !alternate | Jason_WT
[02:35] <sef> How do you set up a wiki or is there a tutorial in Ubuntu Documentation that I have missed??  (Required for Ubuntu Membership.)
[02:35] <csc_> onetinsoldier, yes
[02:35] <Scutum> hi Im selling my computer on ebay if anybody is interested
[02:35] <Ward1983> im very confused now :s
[02:35] <Scutum> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=190273190691&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=009
[02:35] <csc_> onetinsoldier, i am in A now
[02:35] <csc_> onetinsoldier, B works fine outside the vpn
[02:35] <ziroday> dnyy: gah, when you do mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1 are there any errors?
[02:35] <Ward1983> mnemonic76, so you are saying vista cannot write on NTFS partitions? :s
[02:36] <raylu> djet: oh...strange
[02:36] <onetinsoldier> csc_: ok. let's say you want to get a package, you can get it on A. could this package then be installed onto B from A? that is my question.
[02:36] <Jason_WT> is it all commands or stuff like when some others ask you what is your language and stuff
[02:36] <dnyy> ziroday: must specify filesystem type
[02:36] <Jason_WT> like i press numbers from a list of choices to install it
[02:36] <ziroday> dnyy: one sec
[02:36] <ziroday> dnyy: hmm does your drive appear in gparted?
[02:36] <mnemonic76> There is some kind of bug with Vista backup and the ACL? I don't know all the details, but my wife's laptop has vista, and the backup prog used to work.
[02:37] <onetinsoldier> csc_: is B able to download and install packages and updates directly then?
[02:37] <onetinsoldier> or*
[02:37] <csc_> onetinsoldier, why not, trough ssh for instance: i can copy the package to B and then install it from A
[02:37] <mnemonic76> I finally worked out the vista/ubuntu network sharing issues, and now there is some kind of filesystem bug.
[02:37] <csc_> onetinsoldier, yes, but when outside the vpn
[02:37] <keres> gimp keeps crashin.
[02:38] <ziroday> dnyy: also does mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb
[02:38] <Wickk> what's the desktop environment that Xubuntu uses?
[02:38] <mnemonic76> So I want to just workaround the problem by reformatting the partition to ext3 or vfat.
[02:38] <dr_willis> Wickk,  XFXCE
[02:38] <dr_willis> Wickk,  XFCE
[02:38] <woody86_> FAJALOU, ok, I updated my comp, disabled the driver, restarted my computer, reinstalled the driver and restalted my comp but it's still not detecting my network
[02:38] <csc_> onetinsoldier, i can attach to internet from B when outside the vpn. i can control B from A always, in or out the vpn
[02:38] <Wickk> dr_willis: thanks
[02:38] <onetinsoldier> csc_: ok. i recommend installing a nice little networking monitor and info tool on both machines, called 'iptraf'. it 'might' give you some insight into what's the problem is
[02:38] <Tyrath> the last update I did (ie, today's update) installed some replacement password thing. - is that going to affect my ability to log in?
[02:38] <csc_> onetinsoldier, ok let me see
[02:39] <dnyy> ziroday: Same error about missing fs type, bad option, bad superblock, etc
[02:39] <checkers> halp can't install flashplayer-nonfree, it downloads the file from adobe but says 'md5sum mismatch'
[02:39] <ziroday> dnyy: even with -t ext3?
[02:39] <onetinsoldier> csc_: ok, sorry, but i probably can't be of much more help that that little suggestion
[02:39] <Tyrath> anyone?
[02:39] <Tyrath> did anyone install today's update?
[02:39] <dnyy> ziroday: yeah. :/
[02:39] <bshak1> I need help port forwarding with Apache on Ubuntu.  Right now, when I enter my domain name, it takes me to the router page.  I can enter the computer's IP Address and it will show me the website.  I know I need to forward the ports.  How do I do that?
[02:40] <onetinsoldier> Tyrath: yes... i think so. i got updates earlier this morning anyway. mostly to do with Firefox
[02:40] <bshak1> the website works on my internal network when i type in the ip address
[02:40] <ziroday> dnyy: well I am out of ideas, it could be that the drive is badly formatted. You can format it with gparted but thats a long shot. Anyway I got to run, good luck.
[02:40] <eseven73> bshak1: that is done by accessing your routers admin page
[02:40] <mohadib> hello
[02:40] <bshak1> ok... but what do i do on the admin page?
[02:40] <dnyy> ziroday: alright, thanks.  i formated it the first time with gparted.
[02:40] <dnyy> ziroday: should I use something else instead?
[02:40] <mohadib> to make fusesmb work i just need to do fusesmb /mnt/point ?
[02:41] <mohadib> im doiing that but nothing is showing up at the mount point
[02:41] <eseven73> bshak1: usually its <IP_ADDRESS> or what not then once you're in, there should be a menu that allows you to forward port 80
[02:41] <Izinucs> bshak1: also you're isp might block port 80 as their fair use rules typically rule out the running of servers.
[02:41] <Jason_WT> is the alternate smaller on aize?
[02:41] <Jason_WT> size*
[02:42] <R0b0t1> What is the dpkg command to get a file of all installed packages?
[02:42] <DasEi>  Jason_WT: a very little
[02:43] <eseven73> dpkg -l R0b0t1
[02:43] <Jason_WT> what about 6.06 and 8.10?
[02:43] <Jason_WT> reqular cd
[02:44] <onetinsoldier> R0b0t1: dpkg -l | less   -or-   dpkg --get-selections > packages && less packages
[02:45] <onetinsoldier> R0b0t1: from your question i think you want the second one...   dpkg --get-selection > packages
[02:45] <onetinsoldier> R0b0t1: from your question i think you want the second one...   dpkg --get-selections > packages
[02:46] <lucent> did anyone see a black cat just pass me by... twice?
[02:46] <R0b0t1> onetinsoldier: Yes, I do. Thank you :)
[02:46] <Philip_> hello I was wondering if some one could tell me how to boot to ubuntu on Vista Home Preium
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> R0b0t1: you're welcome.   and lucent, lol. sorry
[02:47] <GodfatherofEire> How would I go about applying the flash-nonfree plugin for FF, because it says theres nothin installed
[02:47] <lanwanman> Philip_: use vmware
[02:47] <lucent> Philip_: stick cd into drive... reboot?
[02:47] <fbc> how can I tell what apps are consuming memory from the command line?
[02:47] <R0b0t1> lucent: No, it was a white dog.
[02:47] <bshak1> I know how to get into my router... I am using the latest linksys firmware
[02:47] <Philip_> tried
[02:47] <woody86_> can anyone help me get my wireless working? It works so far, but I can't find any networks on it
[02:47] <bshak1> how do I do the port forwarding?
[02:47] <Firefishe> GodfatherofEire:  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[02:47] <lanwanman> make sure bios is set to boot on cd in first priority
[02:47] <lucent> fbc: "top" or "ps aux" ...  well there's better ways to do that
[02:47] <GodfatherofEire> firefishe, I know, I did that, FF isnt recognizing it
[02:47] <Firefishe> GodfatherofEire:  stwange
[02:47] <GodfatherofEire> I'll say
[02:47] <lucent> fbc: ps and top are some pretty well documented methods though and work on any *nix
[02:47] <Philip_> ok that I didn't try woops lol will I need to reinstall it first or will it boot and install?
[02:47] <Firefishe> GodfatherofEire:  64bit or 32bit user space?
[02:48] <GodfatherofEire> firefishe 32
[02:48] <Guest62726> I'm trying to install a theme from gnome-look but it won't work because I need a gtk+ engine...I don't know what that is or where to get one. Sorry, I know it's a dumb question, but could someone help me.
[02:48] <lucent> Philip_: depending on how shady and strange your install was alongside Vista, it may be that the bootloader was not "engaged" properly or that Vista just peed all over it
[02:48] <Firefishe> GodfatherofEire:  Dunno then, as it's working with mine.  Ummm, did you restart FF?  If not, I'd do a reboot, then try it agian.
[02:48] <fbc> lucent, thanks
[02:49] <lucent> Philip_: it's a complicated thing to diagnose in one or two sentences, got 10 minutes?  hit me on privmsg we'll walk through it
[02:49] <GodfatherofEire> Firefishe, yeah, still didnt work
[02:49] <Tyrath> onetinsoldier: so they do reset the password?
[02:49] <Philip_> ok thank you
[02:49] <Tyrath> does anyone know what the login and password update today do?
[02:49] <phpmonk> when i start xampp on ubuntu it gives error in browser when i access "http://localhost" as Forbidden, please help
[02:50] <Jason_WT> what is a ibex
[02:50] <Tyrath> asin today's login and password update
[02:50] <onetinsoldier> Tyrath: ?? sorry, i must be forgetting something i spoke to you about
[02:50] <Tyrath> !ibex | Jason_WT
[02:50] <Izinucs> !ibex | Jason_WT
[02:50] <lanwanman> phpmonk: you don't have a websever on your localhost
[02:50] <Tyrath> onetinsoldier: have you restarted since the updates?
[02:50] <stovicek> Tyrath: those were security updates.
[02:50] <Firefishe> GodfatherofEire:  Do not rightly know then, unless the symlink got trashed somehow.  I think there needs to be a symlink pointing to the plugin directory where libflashplugin.so is located, perhaps in ~/.mozilla/plugins, or something similar. If not, try re-installing it.
[02:50] <uaa> I'm trying to install a theme from gnome-look but it won't work because I need a gtk+ engine...I don't know what that is or where to get one. Sorry, I know it's a dumb question, but could someone help me.
[02:51] <phpmonk> lanwanman: I have and it started correctly thats why it gives "Forbidden"
[02:51] <onetinsoldier> Tyrath: no. but it should not reset the passwords
[02:51] <Tyrath> stovicek: ah k. cause it said go here for the password replacement file or something
[02:51] <Timmothy> Kay, so I installed Archlinux, found out it was being annoying to boot my Ubuntu and XP partitions so I went into SystemRescueCD and deleted its partition. Now whenever I try to boot grub gives me an error 17. Any ideas as to how I might fix?
[02:51] <asanford> firefox3 ignores local bind server any ideas any one
[02:51] <lanwanman> you have an ssl cert?
[02:51] <Tyrath> onetinsoldier: awesome
[02:51] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[02:51] <lanwanman> try https
[02:51] <phpmonk> lanwanman: I am not accessing ssl
[02:51] <Izinucs> Timmothy: google grub error 17 .. there's lots to read
[02:51] <Tyrath> has anyone managed to get skype working for bitlbee?
[02:52] <uaa123> ok nickname problem fixed...can anyone explain theme engines?
[02:52] <Timmothy> yes, there is a lot, but I'm on a budget of time.
[02:52] <Timmothy> I need to get back into Windows really fast-like
[02:52] <phpmonk> lanwanman: still "Forbidden" even i accept ssl certificate
[02:52] <raylu> Tyrath: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shadow
[02:52] <lanwanman> using firefox?
[02:53] <raylu> !who | lanwanman
[02:53] <srinidhi> how do I find out what DVD drive I have via terminal?
[02:53] <raylu> Tyrath: what's the point of skype on bitlbee...?
[02:53] <Pelo> after today's firefox upgrade flashblock no longer works for me, does it do that for everyone ?
[02:53] <Tyrath> raylu: because i can get everything going through one client
[02:54] <Tyrath> raylu: and you can make calls and everything
[02:54] <Firefishe> Pelo...you may need to update your extensions
[02:54] <raylu> Tyrath: skype is voice chat...
[02:54] <Firefishe> add-ons, that is
[02:54] <Tyrath> raylu: yeah, and the plugin allows it through bitlbee
[02:54] <phpmonk> I am starting lampp as root and trying to access localhost by other user, is that ok? please anyone help
[02:54] <raylu> Tyrath: ...???
[02:54] <Tyrath> raylu: it connects to the skype server
[02:54] <raylu> Tyrath: how would you voice chat over irc?
[02:54] <srinidhi> how do I find out what specific DVD drive I have?
[02:54] <srinidhi> via Terminal?
[02:54] <raylu> srinidhi: try lspci
[02:55] <Tyrath> raylu: well i think it loads up the basic process from the skype client that allows you to do that
[02:55] <uaa123> I'm sorry if this is a basic question, but I know that someone knows what I'm talking about. Could anyone explain to me what a gtk+ theme engine is so I can use my theme.
[02:55] <raylu> Tyrath: i don't understand
[02:55] <Pelo> Firefishe, thanks for replying but I've done that already , no update for the pluggin, which is why I ask if it's just me or eveyone
[02:55] <Tyrath> raylu: there's a plugin bitlbee-skype have a hunt. you can do things like account set skype/call <number>
[02:55] <banisterfiend> hey guys how do i find what version of ubuntu i have?
[02:55] <Firefishe> Pelo..k.  I'm not using it actively, so I don't know at this time.
[02:56] <Firefishe> banisterfiend:  uname -a will give you lots of information on the kernel, etc.
[02:56] <srinidhi> raylu: didn't show it.
[02:56] <tgr7> how do i transfer files from a virtualbox computer to the ubuntu desktop and vice versa
[02:56] <tritium> banisterfiend: lsb_release -a
[02:56] <eseven73> banisterfiend: lsb_release -a
[02:56] <paranoid_ndroid>  how can I record the sound output from an application that's being played through the speakers?
[02:56] <Firefishe> tritium:  ah, thank you...that helps me too :)
[02:56] <banisterfiend> ok 8.04 ;)
[02:56] <tritium> Firefishe: :)
[02:56] <phpmonk> my webserver give me "Forbidden" page. please help
[02:56] <banisterfiend> is 8.04 so old now that i should upgrade? :D
[02:57] <tgr7> paranoid i think you can get audacity
[02:57] <clay> I've got a basic question - sorry if it's a repeat.  3 of us share a computer.  I'd like to set up a Music, Video, Pictures, and Document file that all 3 of us can share.  Any ideas on how to do this?
[02:57] <Izinucs> banisterfiend: no it is LTS.. long term support.. it's good for 3 years.
[02:57] <eseven73> phpmonk: install a real LAMP xampp is kinda crappy, especially when it comes to mysql stuff
[02:57] <Firefishe> tritium:  Yep!  Seems I"m using 8.10 Intrepid.  Working nicely so far.  Debian Lenny was giving me such a pinch!
[02:57] <eseven73> !lamp
[02:58] <tgr7> clay i think you can use samba or something like this
[02:58] <phpmonk> eseven73: Ya, iknow bout i am using mod_perl so it is easy so i am using
[02:58] <Izinucs> clay: it's on the same machine? samba is not the answer.. share the directories.
[02:58] <lanwanman> phpmonk: did you install an ssl cert on your webserver?
[02:59] <phpmonk> lanwanman: its nothing to do with ssl certificate, it is some permission related problem
[02:59] <bshak1> I am trying to do port forwarding.  I know how to access my router's page. I am running Ubuntu with Apache as the server.  I have a domain name.  My router is running the latest Linksys firmware.  I have multiple computers.  How can I tell my router to forward the user to a specific computer
[02:59] <bshak1> I know I need to change some setting on my router... but I don't know what.  Can anyone tell me what setting I need to change and what I need to change it to?  Also, do I need to change any of my computer's settings and if so, what do I change and how?
[02:59] <flakeparadigm> Hello
[02:59] <banisterfiend> thanks homies
[02:59] <flakeparadigm> Does anyone know of a good virtual machine software that I can host a web server in.
[03:00] <clay> Izinucs, yes all on the same computer. By sharing do you mean setting permissions or installing the windows sharing?
[03:00] <raylu> bshak1: have you set your apache box up with a static ip?
 paranoid i think you can get audacity : already tried. it doesn't recognize the input
[03:00] <Izinucs> flakeparadigm: vmware server or virtualbox
[03:00] <flakeparadigm> ok
[03:00] <raylu> flakeparadigm: why do you need a virtual machine?
[03:00] <syuroff> flakeparadigm: I host multiple machines on vmware server
[03:00] <MrWizeGuy1983> how do you get a terminal up from the ubuntu install disk?
[03:00] <uaa123> I'm trying to install a theme in 8.10 that I used in 8.04. It won't install because it says I need to install a gtk+ theme engine. What is this?
[03:00] <MrWizeGuy1983> I need to fix an error 18 grub problem
[03:00] <flakeparadigm> syuroff: is vmware in the repositories?
[03:00] <Jason_WT> how do you pernounce ubuntu?
[03:00] <Izinucs> clay: yea.. I think that will work.. right mouse click the folder and tag sharing..
[03:00] <eseven73> !pronoucne
[03:00] <Jason_WT> like you-bun-two>
[03:00] <raylu> lol...
[03:00] <syuroff> flakeparadigm: I think so...
[03:01] <raylu> !pronounce
[03:01] <eseven73> !pronounce
[03:01] <eseven73> i can spell ty raylu
[03:01] <eseven73> just typoed :)
[03:01] <raylu> eseven73: yes, but two typos
[03:01] <syuroff> flakeparadigm: howtoforge has some decent walkthroughs
 thanks
[03:01] <clay> Izinucs, Thanks I'll give it a try.
[03:01] <Styles> Whats the command ls pcie ?
[03:01] <uaa123> Jason_WT "ooboontoo
[03:02] <eseven73> yea raylu that was one typo ok :)
[03:02] <syuroff> trying to add php5-mcrypt to a feisty server, getting "Package php5-mcrypt is not available, but is referred to by another package."....
[03:02] <raylu> eseven73: Jason_WT typoed it too, which is why it was funny
[03:02] <eseven73> lol
[03:02] <syuroff> I know feisty is past support, but are things being taken out of the repositories?
[03:02] <uaa123> can anyone explain gtk+ theme engines to me...or just tell me how to install one so I can use this theme?
[03:03] <mxweas> How can I change the login background of gdm?
[03:03] <tgr7> mxweas system administration login window
[03:03] <mxweas> thank you
[03:03] <dashavoo> Hi, I am trying to talk a friend in France through configuring ubuntu, we are trying to get fglrx drivers to work since the default install won't give him any decent resolutions, but aticonfig --initial segfaults, can anyone tell me if there is any way to manually do what that would usually do, or if there is a way to stop it segfaulting?
[03:04] <Jason_WT> do you think this is a good avatar http://uploads.mibbit.com/up/hR5eRxeQ.png ?
[03:04] <dashavoo> it would be a lot easier if I could see the screen =(
[03:04] <uaa123> this is the first time that no one has even acknowledged that I have a question. Does nobody know?
[03:04] <tgr7>  hi i was wondering how i can send files back and forth between ubuntu desktop and a windows 2000 virtualbox
[03:04] <tritium> Firefishe: glad to hear it.  :)
[03:04] <syuroff> flakeparadigm:  n/p
[03:04] <Jason_WT> use the shared folders
[03:04] <tgr7> uaa123 try going to a website called gnome look
[03:05] <dashavoo> uaa123, get used to it, happens to me all the time :)
[03:05] <mario> hello, I'm having trouble installing drivers for the realtek  soundchip on an Asus Intel G35 mobo, 64 bit
[03:05] <bambuz> whoops wrong name
[03:05] <bambuz> i got the driver zip from Asus and use the install script but it stops
[03:05] <bambuz> alsamixer says no device
[03:06] <uaa123> tgr7 I went to gnome look to get a theme that I used in 8.04. When I go to install the theme I'm told the theme won't look as intended because the required theme engine is not installed.
[03:06] <bambuz> realtek-linux-audiopakc-4.06
[03:06] <MrWizeGuy1983> i really need help fixing an error 18 with grub
[03:06] <MrWizeGuy1983> my friend needs to leave tomorrow with the computer to give to her parents and it's not working...
[03:06] <lucent> uaa123: Gtk1 and Gtk2 and Qt, ... etc. every one has a different layout, you'd be better off asking about this in a Gnome developer mailing list in the context of where to find the documentation
[03:06] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: more details, please
[03:07] <MrWizeGuy1983> raylu, error 18 when grub should be loading
[03:07] <MrWizeGuy1983> any ideas?
[03:07] <uaa123> lucent okay thank you for the response
[03:07] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: in answer to your previous question, it's in the applications menu. also, alt+f2, gnome-terminal
[03:07] <lucent> uaa123: it's not fun.  That much I've been told by developers of large-ish apps
[03:07] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: have you googled?
[03:07] <dashavoo> uaa123, apt-get install gtk2-engines*
[03:07] <MrWizeGuy1983> yeah, i saw it on the gnome documentation
[03:07] <dashavoo> chances are one will work
[03:07] <MrWizeGuy1983> but i'm having a heck of a time fixing it
[03:07] <paranoid_ndroid>  how can I record the sound output from an application that's being played through the speakers?
[03:08] <raylu> !who | MrWizeGuy1983
[03:08] <lucent> paranoid_ndroid: depends on which API is being used to output sound
[03:08] <Jason_WT> what is JeOS for
[03:08] <Tyrath> what does disable the root password for virtual mean?
[03:08] <tgr7> uaa123 have you gone to the theme manager in ubuntu?
[03:08] <lucent> paranoid_ndroid: do you want to intercept the sound being mixed by your audio device, or the audio data that's being sent from the application?
[03:08] <powertool08> I set my screen to big desktop mode with aticonfig -dtop=horizontal, kdm starts in this mode and it works like it should under one user, but when I log into my main user the screen flashes and it reverts to clone mode. Does anyone know what could cause this?
[03:09] <paranoid_ndroid> I want to intercept the sound
[03:09] <paranoid_ndroid> and record it in .ogg, for example
[03:09] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: could i see /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[03:09] <dashavoo> powertool08, can you send me your aticonfig binary please?
[03:09] <Jason_WT> is ubuntu JeOS made to be used in like vbox?
[03:09] <Tyrath> - that's apprently one of the updates of today's apt upgrade
[03:09] <MrWizeGuy1983> raylu, i can't get any of that, it's a brand new install and i can't get to ubuntu
[03:09] <paranoid_ndroid> lucent: I'm using a synth: ZynAddSubFX
[03:09] <simon_r> hi. i need some help with a bad install w/intrepid
[03:09] <powertool08> dashavoo: the binary? I'm using the driver from ati's site
[03:09] <MrWizeGuy1983> i'm using my laptop (which has had linux since a year ago when i got it)
[03:09] <lucent> paranoid_ndroid: ohh... Zyn
[03:09] <dashavoo> powertool08, I can't help with your problem atall, but it will help with my friends :P
[03:09] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: i thought you were on a livecd?
[03:10] <lucent> paranoid_ndroid: are you using it with JACK?
[03:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> no, i'm booting a livecd on it right now but it takes a while
[03:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> it's not up yet raylu
[03:10] <paranoid_ndroid> lucent, no, but I have JACK installed
[03:10] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: ok; pastebin it whenever you're ready
[03:10] <lucent> paranoid_ndroid: hit me on privsmg, I'll help you out
[03:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> alright
[03:10] <oo> iiiii
[03:10] <paranoid_ndroid> lucent, thank you
[03:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> i'm not sure if i should follow the instructions on the grub man page from the livecd or not
[03:10] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: and again, i'm likely to miss messages from you if you don't put my name in them
[03:11] <Styles> How do you veiew what PCIE devices you have installed?
[03:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> i wish i could get direct into a terminal from the ubuntu cd raylu
[03:11] <powertool08> dashavoo: what do you mean by binary? the actual driver file? the name/version of it? something else?
[03:11] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: 10:07:23       raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: in answer to your previous question, it's in the applications menu. also, alt+f2, gnome-terminal
[03:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> i hate having to boot the whole thing with X and all, i'm better with terminal usually
[03:11] <dashavoo> powertool08, /usr/bin/aticonfig
[03:11] <jpastore> is there something like "yum whatprovides" in ubuntu?
[03:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> no i mean directly, not gksudo gnome-terminal
[03:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> i mean just a root shell direct from cd without waiting to boot raylu
[03:12] <chairman> is anyone having problems w/their webcams
[03:12] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: i think you can configure the kernel parameters...but you're going to need a web browser
[03:12] <powertool08> dashavoo: oh... don't really have a way of sending you the executable itself... but like I said, straight from ati's site
[03:12] <MrWizeGuy1983> elinks is great raylu  lol
[03:12] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: heh
[03:12] <dashavoo> powertool08, alright, thanks
[03:12] <MrWizeGuy1983> unfortunately i'm not having much fun getting this stupid thing to work
[03:12] <vermont> hi there. I heard something about a program, or something, that had 'envy' in the title. I'm looking for a driver for my nvidia card. Can I sudo it? does anyone know the command exactly?
[03:12] <bambuz> no help for my sound problem?
[03:12] <Arrowhead212002> whats crackin
[03:12] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: you should poke around the parameters and set the runlevel to 3
[03:12] <MrWizeGuy1983> i have to be able to get to a terminal to do my magic lol
[03:12] <KillerOrca> Ok, I am trying to use a Gparted livecd to copy one install from one hdd to another, but it won't move it over, anyone done this before?
[03:13] <Tyrath> actually sorry
[03:13] <Tyrath> !virtual machine
[03:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> raylu, i'm not sure where to set run level or which parameters you're talking about, what's the config file?
[03:13] <raylu> !kqemu
[03:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> i fear the livecd has frozen, it's taking forever to boot to it raylu
[03:13] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: before you boot, it's f4 (i think)
[03:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> nevermind...just went
[03:13] <Tyrath> !vm-builder
[03:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> oh awesome, thanks raylu but what do you type?
[03:14] <Tyrath> eh :/
[03:14] <powertool08> dashavoo: I used the ati-driver-installer-8-8-x86.x86_x64.run script to install it
[03:14] <raylu> MrWizeGuy1983: i haven't messed with it. the only thing i've used it for is to turn off acpi
[03:14] <Jason_WT> what is a torrent file
[03:14] <raylu> Jason_WT: google
[03:14] <Tyrath> Jason_WT: something you can extract using a torrent program like rtorrent
[03:15] <raylu> i don't think you meant "extract"
[03:15] <Jason_WT> so it is like a zip file
[03:15] <cakey> hey Jason_WT
[03:15] <vermont>  hi there. I heard something about a program, or something, that had 'envy' in the title. I'm looking for a driver for my nvidia card. Can I sudo it? does anyone know the command exactly?
[03:15] <cakey> seriously..
[03:15] <dashavoo> powertool08, thanks, I will have a look for that... all I can say about the ati stuff in the repositories is "grrr!"
[03:15] <Tyrath> raylu: how so?
[03:15] <Tyrath> !torrent | Jason_WT
[03:15] <cakey> Jason_WT:  and everyone who doesnt know what Torrent is...
[03:15] <cakey> http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=What+is+a+Torrent
[03:15] <cakey> ._.
[03:15] <Jason_WT> cakey: what
[03:15] <Tyrath> Jason_WT: actually scrap that
[03:16] <cakey> GO!!!!!!!!!!
[03:16] <raylu> Tyrath: the torrent file merely describes the torrent and lists trackers. you don't extract it. see jason's last message
[03:16] <cakey> Jason_WT: http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=What+is+a+Torrent
[03:16] <cuonglb> hey guys
[03:16] <cakey> same link for those who dunno what torrents are
[03:16] <Wyzard> vermont: "envy" is the name of an in-development free driver for nVidia graphics cards, but I don't think it's reached a ready-for-general-use stage yet
[03:16] <cakey> >:[
[03:16] <vermont> Wyzard, so what can I do about my Nvidia card?
[03:16] <littlejimmy> what's up boys?rn
[03:16] <raylu> !nvidia | vermont
[03:16] <cakey> hi girl
[03:17] <Tyrath> raylu: so you're saying you can go into this list, find the paths of the files and install them without a torrent application?
[03:17] <Wyzard> vermont: hmm, no, I'm wrong, envy is an installer for drivers; the driver I was thinking of is called "nouveau"
[03:17] <vermont> also: raylu, thanks.
[03:17] <|GaiJin|> is there a way to increase the volume on my laptop, even though i have set everything to max??
[03:17] <raylu> Tyrath: what?
[03:17] <vermont> oh ok, wyzard, thank you
[03:17] <malianx> |GaiJin|, get an amp?
[03:17] <raylu> Tyrath: the torrent appplication processes the torrent file and downloads it from other peers given by the tracker
[03:17] <raylu> Tyrath: there are no "paths" to files
[03:17] <Tyrath> raylu: ah k
[03:17] <littlejimmy> how is your uncle?rn
[03:17] <|GaiJin|> yeah
[03:17] <cakey> Jason_WT: http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=What+is+a+Torrent
[03:17] <Jason_WT> so is the ubuntu torrent file an iso image that i need to use a client to get out
[03:17] <|GaiJin|> it was that then
[03:18] <Wyzard> vermont: Anyway, Ubuntu's own "hardware drivers" window should be able to install the driver for your nVidia card
[03:18] <raylu> Jason_WT: i suggest cakey's link
[03:18] <Tyrath> raylu: actually that would make sense
[03:18] <Tyrath> raylu: hence why the torrent file itself is pretty small
[03:18] <malianx> Jason_WT, A torrent file is pretty much just text. It shows your client how to connect to other clients to download the file(s) in question.
[03:18] <roosel> is there a task manager in gnome ?
[03:18] <malianx> Jason_WT, Open it with deluge, wait a while
[03:18] <TriBeCa99> having trouble with an install, if anyone can help
[03:19] <cakey> Tyrath: http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=Why+is+a+Torrent+file+so+small
[03:19] <Tyrath> raylu: ever since torrents started giving me viruses i've tended to keep clear of them. being on ubuntu may change that
[03:19] <raylu> it also shows how not to connect to other clients, information which bitcomet parses and promptly ignores
[03:19] <Tyrath> cakey: thanks but raylu just explained it to me