[00:00] <jrebeiro> i just find it odd that GRUB loads off that drive
[00:00] <zleap> think so
[00:00] <saturnin1> Thunderbird starts but closes after a second.  Firefox shows lhorozontal lines where it should show text formost web pages (i.e. google) and so do .pdf files.
[00:00] <jrebeiro> if I disable SMART in the BIOS then GRUB can't load.. it's only when SMART detect the error and I continue booting
[00:00] <saturnin1> I had followed soem diurections that were as follows.
[00:01] <blz> Anybody know why the Win32 Disk Imager suggested by the ubuntu website isn't locating my 2 gb external partition?  I ask here because it's a UNR related issue - I apologize if this isn't the place to do so
[00:01] <saturnin1> mk a directory for my fonts in /usr/share/fonts
[00:01] <depe> sorry for asking - but which version shall i install (nvidia)
[00:01] <Supersaiyan_IV> jrebeiro, grub isnt installed on the mbr then
[00:01] <CaBlGuY> soreau, yes, I can see my network thorugh iwconfig
[00:01] <blz> saturnin1:  and what makes you think that it's due to a font issue? i'm not following you... did you overwrite any files?
[00:01] <Supersaiyan_IV> jrebeiro, maybe you have it on one of the partitions instead
[00:01] <blz> or did you just make the directory?
[00:01] <soreau> depe: Probably the latest available version ubuntu offers
[00:02] <depe> also for VERY old cards??
[00:02] <soreau> CaBlGuY: What is your wifi chipset listed as by lspci?
[00:02] <jrebeiro> supersaiyan_IV: hrmm... maybe... then it may be possible to get ubuntu to see the device?
[00:02] <saturnin1> just a second... I need to look up what I did.  The problem started immidately after I makde the change as it is a problem displaying text I have to assume that fromt he timing and the nature of the problem it is the cause.
[00:02] <saturnin1> brb
[00:02] <jrebeiro> any ideas on what I should try so I can dd the data off to the new drive?
[00:02] <blz> saturnin1:  it would makes sense, but yeah. hook us up with more details.  Also, start thunderbird and firefox from the command line and pastebin any errors
[00:03] <Supersaiyan_IV> jrebeiro, its the other way around, smart may be needed to probe the partitions
[00:03] <Madsy> I'm using the mod_dav_svn apache2 module, and it contains a sample svnindex.css file in /var/www/apache2-default. Where do I have to copy the file in order to use it? The svn module doesn't let me set a physical directory, except for the repository.
[00:03] <blz> !unr
[00:03] <Supersaiyan_IV> jrebeiro, when its disabled grub isnt detected because its on a partition
[00:03] <blz> !win32diskimager
[00:03] <jrebeiro> Supersaiyan_IV: that makes sense
[00:04] <jrebeiro> Supersaiyan_IV: any ideas on getting the data to the new disk if an ubuntu livecd doesn't see the device?
[00:04] <dvoark> reverse steg?
[00:04] <torn> Is anyone here familiar with CIFS? It's not a complicated question that I have, but I am getting some issues with a mounted CIFS share hosted on a server with a CIFS server.
[00:04] <teolicy> Hi. How do I run Ubuntu Server's partitioning UI (the one used to setup lvm, raid, encrypted volumes, etc) after installation?
[00:05] <torn> teolicy, type: gksu gparted
[00:05] <jrebeiro> teolicy: you mean gparted?
[00:06] <CaBlGuY> soreau, it says it sees a Atheroes wirelss adaptor... but, I can see the Cisco aircard fine and I can see the network fine and I can even attempt to access it fine..
[00:06] <torn> Anyone here know a thing or two about CIFS?
[00:06] <saturnin1> I have to log out and in again... bbl
[00:07] <Supersaiyan_IV> jrebeiro, tried sudo fdisk -l ?
[00:07] <augusto> hola a todos, soy nuevo aqui
[00:07] <jrebeiro> Supersaiyan_IV: I think i did.. I'm gonna try it again now with the new drive in there and SMART re-enabled
[00:07] <pqoi> lo
[00:07] <sebsebseb> hi
[00:07] <mb_again_> !es
[00:08] <teolicy> torn, jrebeiro: I'm talking about the console utility, not a Gnome app.
[00:08] <torn> teolicy, it could be parted or fdisk
[00:08] <sagaci> how do i file a bug about the display resolution changer
[00:08] <jrebeiro> teolicy: you said GUI... anyway.. use parted or fdisk
[00:09] <Jordan_U> sagaci: Are you sure it'
[00:09] <jrebeiro> torn: you beat me to it :)
[00:09] <pqoi> tg
[00:09] <augusto> ok thank!
[00:09] <CaBlGuY> parted magic works wonders and works str8 form Ram..
[00:09] <CaBlGuY> ;)
[00:09] <Jordan_U> sagaci: ... sure it's a bug in the application and not in X?
[00:09] <jrebeiro> teolicy: or are you talking about the gui in the installer for setting up LVM during install
[00:09] <blz> does anybody happen to know if windows has an equivalent to the unix dd command?
[00:09] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Well tbh idk why it wouldn't let you do wpa.. maybe your driver doesn't support it.. what does 'lsmod|grep ath' say?
[00:09] <pqoi> #list
[00:10] <jrebeiro> blz: yea.. symantec ghost ;)
[00:10] <Jordan_U> blz: Try ##windows
[00:10] <blz> aah good call
[00:10] <blz> and jrebeiro:  dd != dd_rescue
[00:10] <teolicy> jrebeiro: The console based GUI (I think it's dialog based) which lets you setup partitions, lvm, encryption, etc, during install.
[00:10] <jrebeiro> blz: hrmm... never used dd_rescue.. I'll check it out
[00:11] <blz> jrebeiro:  yeah that's more like symantec ghost
[00:11] <sagaci> Jordan_U: when i switich from different screen resolutions, the confirmation dialog box comes up behind the display settings box
[00:11] <blz> dd is just direct dataset manipulation
[00:11] <mb_again_> blz: on older windows disks you can us a bootable linux distro to image them with dd. Some of the newer formats (newer than ntfs xp) may have meta infomrtion that is more complex to copy
[00:12] <CaBlGuY> soreau, that gives me somehting to the effect of ath5k, mac20811, etc etc ..
[00:12] <blz> mb_again_:  oh, what i'm actually trying to do is copy a UNR image file so that i can install it on a netbook
[00:12] <blz> it's in .img format
[00:13] <blz> and the win32driveimager isn't working properly
[00:13] <Jordan_U> sagaci: "ubuntu-bug
[00:13] <Jordan_U> sagaci: "ubuntu-bug gnome-control-center"
[00:13] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Ok, so you're using the ath5k driver. You could try connecting manually but that can be a complicated and/or tricky procedure depending on your experience level
[00:13] <mb_again_> !unr
[00:13] <CaBlGuY> soreau, this is the same issue I was having with Mint and I did a wipe and install since then and now, I'm having to deal with it again...
[00:14] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Hmm.. Well I'd start by asking in #madwifi-ng and ##networking
[00:14] <torn> blz, do you have access to a Linux machine?
[00:14] <teolicy> Also, how far in advance is the next version's (10.4) featureset determined? Specifically, any roadmap regarding btrfs support in Ubuntu?
[00:14] <blz> torn:  i suppose i could always boot to a livecd and use dd...
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> teolicy: the version number is a date
[00:15] <CaBlGuY> soreau, it's not an issue of not being able to see the network, or accessing the options, or prefs, or anything like that.. the only thing I can;t do is select the WAP for the type of network it is and of course, enter the pass..
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> teolicy: 20(10) 4th month (April)
[00:15] <torn> blz, I'm not trying to change your mind, but I would recommend Ubuntu over UNR.
[00:15] <blz> well it's for a netbook
[00:15] <rigel> hi, I'm having graphics corruption on shutdown, and i was wondering how to go about figuring out why
[00:15] <blz> or is regular ubuntu still better for that?
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> teolicy: so I'd say about 4 months previous to that
[00:15] <monokrome> Ubuntu has a nebook distro..
[00:15] <rigel> ive browsed logs and there doesnt seem to be anything obvious there
[00:16] <gabriel_> ahaha
[00:16] <torn> UNR gave me a few issues with it's "netbook-launcher" desktop, so I switched back to classic mode. Plus, UNR does not play nice with other desktop environments, such as Xfce.
[00:16] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Is your interface named wlan0 per iwconfig?
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> teolicy: you can see the release schedule (if one even exists, Karmic isnt even released yet)
[00:16] <blz> torn:  ooh, that's good to know
[00:16] <torn> blz, I would stick with regular Ubuntu.
[00:16] <blz> i'll try it out, but i might end up switching to plain-old ubuntu
[00:16] <blz> thanks for the tip though
[00:16] <torn> blz, if you change your mind, you can just download the "ubuntu-netbook-remix" meta package, which will install the "netbook" goodies.
[00:16] <sagaci> Jordan_U: ty Jordan
[00:17] <torn> No problem.
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> teolicy: unofficial afaik: http://techie-buzz.com/ubuntu/release-schedule-for-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-roadmap.html
[00:17] <CaBlGuY> soreau, I wave wlan0 and wifi0
[00:17] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Can you see your network in the output of 'iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid'?
[00:17] <Prohibited> Can you move the bar at the bottom of the screen (with the Show Desktop icon, programs running, the Desk 1 and Desk 2 stuff) to the top of the screen?
[00:17] <torn> blz, keep in mind you can still use the modified kernel for netbooks running Ubuntu, even on regular non-UNR Ubuntu from: http://www.array.org
[00:17] <Matisse> hi
[00:17] <Prohibited> hi
[00:18] <blz> torn: oh good to know.  i was mainly concerned about the performance issues
[00:18] <torn> blz, my bad, it's: http://www.array.org/ubuntu
[00:18] <Matisse> My update progress stopped. Now it wont work with apt-get... what can I do?
[00:18] <teolicy> I'm not asking /when/ will a release be released, I know 10.4 and 10.10 are dates. I'm asking how much in advance is a version's planned /featureset/ is declared. And specifically, if anyone announced a plan to include support for btrfs in 10.4 or 10.10.
[00:18] <torn> blz, it's funny because even Ubuntu performing at its slowest on a netbook, I found out that this is faster than even Windows XP.
[00:18] <kryl> hi
[00:18] <blz> torn:  so it's just a matter of adding the repo and installing the kernel?
[00:18] <teolicy> (sorry if my last line sounded argumentative, that wasn't the purpose, I was just trying to clarify)
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: whats the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:18] <kryl> how to control different session of firefox by remote command line please ?
[00:18] <blz> torn:  and this is with an ordinary kernel?
[00:19] <c4g> could anyone help me with my sound on 9.04?
[00:19] <blz> c4g: did you check to see if your sound card was supported?
[00:19] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, try apt-get -f install
[00:19] <torn> blz, plus, at least with Linux it's more consistent from day 1 to day 999. With Windows, you can start out blazingly fast on day 1, but then it can be unusable by day 90.
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Matisse
[00:19] <c4g> yeah, intell8x0
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: that too
[00:19] <torn> blz, no, this is using the modified kernel from array.org/ubuntu
[00:19] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, ok, more precise :)
[00:19] <blz> true. i'm not a huge windows fan...
[00:19] <CaBlGuY> soreau, says interface doesn't support scanning..
[00:20] <Evelina> My terminal doesn't seem to handle Swedish characters in a correct manner. Why isnät Swedish characters showing up correctly using curl or php preg_match?
[00:20] <torn> blz, the modified kernel is designed to run better on Atom processors (netbooks) and have fewer interrupts, to allow more power-saving functions.
[00:20] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, update works fine
[00:20] <blz> right right, that's the only thing i really want
[00:21] <torn> blz, after switching to the netbook-kernel from array.org/ubuntu, and then using Boot-Up Manager (bum) and disabling uneeded services, I can boot up in about 20 seconds, on my netbook. This, to me, is very nice.
[00:21] <blz> and the interface seems kind of cute
[00:21] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Bingo
[00:21] <blz> yeah that's really nice... better than xp
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: ok so whats the issue ?
[00:21] <Jordan_U> Evelina: If you speak swedish #ubuntu-se might be more likely to know the answer
[00:21] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, update works fine; upgrade: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.2.4) required, but 4:4.2.2-0ubuntu1 is installed
[00:21] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Your drivers aren't working correctly. Now what is the entire output string from lspci for you card
[00:22] <blz> torn:  so you install regular ubuntu, and then add the array.org repo and then install the UNR kernel?
[00:22] <jrebeiro> okay this is bizarre... the drive attached to sata0 was throwing SMART errors... now that I removed the drive from sata1 and replaced it with a new drive that drive is no longer throwing errors and shows up in the bios.. I'm gonna confirm the GUID's in lvm to be sure I didn't accidentally swap the cables
[00:22] <torn> blz, someone complained to me that using their netbook (Windows XP) they had Office, IE, and an IM program open at the same time. They said their netbook slowed to a grinding halt to the point where they couldn't even do anything since it was nearly unresponsive.
[00:22] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/279958/  <-- upgrade
[00:22] <torn> I have no problems on 1 GB of RAM with Firefox, OpenOffice, and Pidgin open at the same time.
[00:22] <prince_jammys> Evelina: try using 'uxterm' as your terminal. As far as the php thing, maybe it's a limitation of php's regular expressions (php manual for the latter), or you need to modify your locale.
[00:23] <blz> torn:  excellent
[00:23] <torn> blz, that is correct.
[00:23] <blz> alright, i might do that. i'll try UNR real quick and see how it does
[00:23] <prince_jammys> Evelina: i'd check that your locale is set up properly.
[00:23] <blz> but I'll probably end up doint what you suggested
[00:23] <torn> blz, it will add an entry in your grub menu.lst config, to allow you to boot into the netbook-kernel.
[00:23] <blz> torn:  does it boot into the netbook-kernel by default?
[00:23] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, apt-get remove kde-runtime doesnt work. apt-get install -f wont work either
[00:24] <Evelina> prince_jammys: How do I check that the local is set up correctly? I use english version of Ubuntu.
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: I'd ask in #kubuntu
[00:24] <saturnin1> back.
[00:24] <torn> blz, I don't believe so, I forget. I made it the default, myself, I believe. You can just edit /boot/grub/menu.lst by typing: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:24] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, they dont answer :)
[00:24] <blz> torn:  <dumb question>  I assume you cannot/should not run compiz on a netbook </dumb question>
[00:24] <blz> torn:  should be simple enough
[00:24] <torn> blz, you just need to have the netboot-kernel entry before the others.
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: what about: sudo apt-get --reinstall install kdebase-runtime
[00:25] <blz> makes sense
[00:25] <blz> yeah i could use the startupmanager package for that too
[00:25] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, could be worth a try
[00:25] <torn> blz, I definitely wouldn't. It's a very low-powered video interface, and it will kill your battery.
[00:25] <saturnin1> I tried installing fonts that I use at work and it broke firefox, thunderbird, and viewing .pdf files.  Firefox and .pdf files show horizontal lines where there should be words and thunderbird starts for a second then closes (crashes?)
[00:25] <blz> right. then i won't.
[00:25] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, nope
[00:25] <saturnin1> From directions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fonts I did the following:
[00:25] <saturnin1> cd to /usr/share/fonts/truetype and made a directory.
[00:25] <saturnin1> then ran the command "sudo fc-cache -f -v"
[00:25] <saturnin1> Logged out and then in and... "BOOM," screwed!
[00:25] <grturner> saturnin1, have you tried uninstalling the fonts? i've never heard of a font actually breaking an application, except in the case of lack of font.
[00:26] <torn> blz, before you committ yourself and load up crucial files on the netbook or get comfortable, play around with it, and see what you can disable/enable, etc.
[00:26] <CaBlGuY> soreau, what I got is this.. Atheros Communications inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wirelss PCI express adaptor (rev 01) But, I've got my Cisco airnet aricard in and Ubuntu sees it when I go to network prefs, or left click to select my wireless network..
[00:26] <saturnin1> To try and undo the problem I removed the directory I had created and re-ran the command and re-logged-in.
[00:26] <jrebeiro> ok it's def the right drive... but I get I/O errors when running vgdisplay, pvdisplay, etc.
[00:26] <soreau> CaBlGuY: So you have two different wifi cards plugged in?
[00:26] <saturnin1> Used synaptic to reinstall any anything that was already installed when I searched for "font."
[00:26] <jrebeiro> at least it sees all the partitions tho
[00:26] <torn> blz, I read about laptop-mode, bum (Boot-up Manager), and the netbook-kernel, and once I played around with them, I was happy and started using my netbook for real.
[00:26] <jrebeiro> do dd_rescue may be able to dd to the new disk
[00:27] <jrebeiro> fdisk -l doesn't even see the drive
[00:27] <CaBlGuY> soreau, nope, I just have one.. but, my lappy has built in wifi but, I don;t use it cause it blowz.. :p
[00:27] <blz> torn:  huh.  looks like I have my evening cut out for me =)
[00:27] <cycrosism> jrebeiro: do it as root
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: not sure where you can get tthe deb from.
[00:27] <jrebeiro> I am root
[00:27] <cycrosism> sudo fdisk -l
[00:27] <jrebeiro> you can't run pvdisplay as non-root
[00:27] <torn> blz, I might also suggest trying out Xubuntu, as well (with the same netbook-kernel). Xubuntu uses the Xfce desktop environment, which uses fewer resources and is designed for slower systems.
[00:27] <jrebeiro> I am su'd to root
[00:27] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, should I try forcing something?
[00:27] <blz> yes, i'm familiar with xubuntu
[00:28] <blz> not a huge fan of xfce though, to be honest
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-runtime/+bug/437499
[00:28] <Evelina> I can write Sedish characters, but url and php-cli doesn't seem to handle Swedish characters correctly.
[00:28] <torn> blz, with Xubuntu, you should be able to run the same programs as you would on Ubuntu, since Xfce uses the same GTK libraries.
[00:28] <blz> right. i just don't particularly like the interface
[00:28] <torn> blz, no problem. Just wanted to throw it out there.
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-runtime/4:4.2.4-0ubuntu1~jaunty1
[00:28] <blz> yeah it's a good suggestion in terms of performance
[00:29] <blz> i suppose i could always use iceWM or fluxbox too
[00:29] <jrebeiro> blz: is there a package for dd_rescue
[00:29] <jrebeiro> I can't find it in apt
[00:29] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Well this is part of your problem. What you're seeing is your internal card most likely which is 'working' but not really. I would recommend first disabling your onboard card in your BIOS if it gives you such an option
[00:29] <Matisse> ActionParsnip, that doesnt sound so good...
[00:29] <saturnin1> I'm getting the feeling that I may have to reinstall my system.
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32496649/kdebase-runtime_4.2.4-0ubuntu1%7Ejaunty1_i386.deb     32bit
[00:29] <jrebeiro> or do I need to compile from source
[00:29] <torn> blz, yeah I understand. Me, I prefer simpler/faster/low-profile interface over something that looks nicer, but some people prefer the opposite.
[00:29] <blz> jrebeiro:  hmmi thought there was... i'm sure you can find isntructions on google
[00:29] <torn> To each their own!
[00:29] <blz> haha torn:  yeah i'm a sucker for eye candy
[00:29] <CaBlGuY> soreau, let me see if I have that option.. brb
[00:29] <blz> torn:  for instance, i can't stand the brown ubuntu theme
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32510325/kdebase-runtime_4.2.4-0ubuntu1%7Ejaunty1_ia64.deb  64bit
[00:29] <VCoolio_> I just compiled evilvte which seems promising, but configuring means recompiling; can I just install again to apply changes or uninstall first?
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: download whichever: sudo dpkg -i <file>
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: then run: sudo apt-get -f install
[00:30] <torn> blz, GET OUT! Leave right now! Do not mock the holy brown theme!
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> tom: i made mine look like xp to be ironic
[00:31] <torn> blz, the brown theme makes me feel like I am one with nature.
[00:31] <i2v8an> lol brown theme.... yuck.  why can't we have a desktop that works well AND looks good
[00:31] <jrebeiro> blz: ok.. compiled it.. hopefully it works
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> i2v8an: lxde :)
[00:31] <blz> torn:  lol brown theme makes me one with my septic tank
[00:31] <torn> LOL
[00:31] <VCoolio_> torn: I go outside to feel one with nature; mock brown +1 </offtopic>
[00:31] <grturner> gah... people will do as they do. if they dont like the brown theme. let them be about it
[00:32] <i2v8an> ActionParsnip: true that
[00:32] <CaBlGuY> soreau, I was in luck.. :)
[00:32] <torn> So anyone here ever used CIFS?
[00:32] <auk> which package can i install for the realplayer plugin in firefox?
[00:32] <torn> I'm actually having a minor problem with a CIFS share.
[00:32] <^Cheeky> hi, on a pentium II 266 with 128 mb ram,  what torrent client would you guys recommend,  rtorrent or transmission,
[00:32] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Now, I assume it will show no wifi next time you boot which is pretty much a good thing for your case
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: transmission here, both are fine
[00:33] <auk> installing package "realplayer" from medibuntu repo didn't install the plugin
[00:33] <CaBlGuY> soreau, I will teel u in a sec..
[00:33] <jrebeiro> torn: is it a CIFS share or are you using CIFS to access an SMB/Windows share
[00:33] <torn> ^Cheeky, there is also qbittorrent, but it might be a bit more heavy.
[00:33] <saturnin1> before I had to reboot someone asked me to start firefox from the command line and past the output here.  How does one start firefox from a command line?  I can open a terminal window, just don't know how to launch a gui program from there.
[00:33] <torn> jrebeiro, no.
[00:33] <VCoolio_> ok, when compiling in general: will install again overwrite or do I need to uninstall first?
[00:33] <jrebeiro> blz: dd_rescue can't read a single block
[00:33] <torn> jrebeiro, the CIFS service is running on a FreeNAS (FreeBSD) box.
[00:33] <^Cheeky> ActionParsnip: never done, on my ubuntu server, thou, umm you wouldnt have a tutorial would you
[00:33] <VCoolio_> saturnin1: just run the name, eg. "firefox"
[00:34] <blz> jrebeiro:  maybe it's a physical failure?
[00:34] <^Cheeky> i say one for transmssion but seems alot of hacking and slashing to get it to work
[00:34] <CaBlGuY> soreau, well, I stil see the network and Ubuntu still sees both wireless adapters..
[00:34] <CaBlGuY> :/
[00:34] <saturnin1> that was easy.
[00:34] <VCoolio_> saturnin1: use tab to autocomplete; if you use firefox 3.5 it may be "firefox-3.5"
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: sudo apt-get install transmission
[00:34] <torn> jrebeiro, my problem is that if I stop the CIFS service or shutdown the FreeNAS box before unmounting the share on my local machine, all hell breaks lose.
[00:34] <prince_jammys> Evelina: tricky stuff. can you pastebin the output of the 'locale' command?
[00:34] <blz> ^Cheeky:  rtorrent is good if you're not afraid of the command line
[00:34] <jrebeiro> blz: well.. I'm sure it is since it threw a SMART error
[00:34] <^Cheeky> ActionParsnip: that command, will install trnasmisisons on my server ?
[00:34] <torn> jrebeiro, is there a way around this? (Sometimes it can't be helped for a server to lose power, or to forget to umount before stopping a service.
[00:34] <soreau> CaBlGuY: If you disabled it in the bios, it shouldn't be seeing it at all.  It *just* started happening to, as I've been copying/removing files from it 10 minutes ago just fine.
[00:35] <Phase> Any ideas?
[00:35] <saturnin1> (firefox:6823): Pango-WARNING **: failed to create cairo scaled font, expect ugly output. the offending font is 'Arial 9'
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: both rtorrent and transmission can be ran as daemons and can be accessed via web browser
[00:35] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi, how can i watch a quicktime video on mozilla? i checked and i have totem plugin installed with quicktime plugin for totem installed as well but apparently the "playing" doesnt start. whatz wrong? thanks
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: yes
[00:35] <CaBlGuY> soreau, yep, I save dthe settings, let me go back and check just to be sure though..
[00:35] <prince_jammys> Evelina: also, is this the only locale-related problem you have? and one more: can you pastebin an example of some code that does the wrong thing for you?
[00:35] <blz> Phase:  i'm inclined to say it's a problem with the card given the sudden onset
[00:36] <STAIR> guyz how to disable stack protection ?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/HeadlessUsage
[00:36] <Phase> blz, Lovely.. :x
[00:36] <^Cheeky> ActionParsnip: here goes nothing installing it
[00:36] <jrebeiro> blz: well here is what happened... I tried mounting a AFP share off the server and it died. the box pinged so I tried SSH'ing to it and the connection closed immediately.. I thought that was odd so I threw a monitor on it and saw the screen flooded with IO Errors.. I couldn't type a single character they were flying by so fast
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> ^Cheeky: its: sudo apt-get install transmission-daemon
[00:36] <jrebeiro> so I restarted the server and BAM.. SMART error saying something about invalid parameter order
[00:36] <Phase> blz, Any ideas on what I can try though?
[00:36] <torn> jrebeiro, if I try to umount AFTER the CIFS service has been stopped (or FreeNAS server is powered down), it just freezes on me until I type CTRL + C. If I try to use Nautilus, no file browser windows display, and it just freezes. Sometimes when I try to umount it will say "busy". If I am lucky and the terminal doesn't freeze, I can use "umount -f /mnt/cifs_share"
[00:37] <torn> jrebeiro, this makes me nervous that I will get corrupted data if I do not umount before stopping the CIFS server?
[00:37] <blz> jrebeiro:  hmmm... afaik that doesn't rule out the possibility of a phsyical problem like a head crash.  the drive spins up and everything, I assume?
[00:37] <CaBlGuY> soreau, it says built in "lan" not built in wifi..
[00:37] <blz> Phase:  none at all, except checking the filesystem...
[00:37] <blz> are you able to mount it, Phase?
[00:37] <CaBlGuY> don't know if that makes a diff..
[00:37] <jrebeiro> blz: yes.. and remember.. GRUB loads off one of the partitions
[00:38] <jrebeiro> gonna try fsck right now
[00:38] <blz> jrebeiro:  hmm... then the plot thickens...
[00:38] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Oh yea, that is different. That will disable your eth0 interface
[00:38] <CaBlGuY> but, it is disabled..
[00:38] <CaBlGuY> hmmm
[00:38] <STAIR> guyz how to disable stack protection ?
[00:38] <jrebeiro> i have low expectations for this working.. but at least with the other disk removed the system sees the partitions now
[00:38] <Avoloos> torn, you shouldnt loss any data, because your CIFS server or NAS will shut down hist own linux based system and unmount there... the only problem you can get if you have unsaved data in an editor or smth. like this
[00:38] <soreau> CaBlGuY: That's for your ethernet port, leave it on
[00:38] <Phase> blz: Yeah, and it's working again.
[00:38] <Phase> blz: Very odd. :x
[00:38] <jrebeiro> Avoloos: he may lose data in a power failure like he mentioned
[00:39] <CaBlGuY> soreau, gotcha..
[00:39] <auk> realplayer plugin on firefox anyone?
[00:39] <jrebeiro> but a NAS should be better about flushing it's cache so data loss should be minimal
[00:39] <alokito> My karmic is starting up in text mode instead of graphical bootsplash, how to change it to graphical?
[00:39] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Ok, do this: sudo rmmod ath5k && sudo modprobe ath_pci
[00:39] <thiebaude> !9.10 | alokito
[00:39] <egc> hi, does anybody have any good links regarding cscope and tags usage for C?
[00:39] <saturnin1> thunderbird's output was smaller: (gecko:6921): Pango-WARNING **: failed to create cairo scaled font, expect ugly output. the offending font is 'Tahoma 9.75'
[00:40] <saturnin1> Segmentation fault
[00:40] <torn> Avoloos, then how come my system acts goofy if I forget to unmount a CIFS share? What if I wish to leave the CIFS share mounted 24/7, and only be able to access it when the CIFS server is running? In this case, I will simply get a "no connection" message when trying to access the CIFS share if the service is not running on the server. This isn't the case, though. What happens instead is that things start to freeze up on me.
[00:40] <alokito> thiebaude, thanks but the karmic channel is very quiet, no one answers
[00:40] <jrebeiro> ideally, you would have a NAS that supports a UPS and then the UPS would signal the NAS on imminent power failure and shut down gracefully
[00:40] <thiebaude> alokito, oh, ok
[00:40] <jrebeiro> torn: it won't work that way.. if the connection is lost the share needs to get remounted
[00:41] <blz> torn:  are there any filesystems that perform better on netbooks (16 gig SSD)
[00:41] <blz> ?
[00:41] <alokito> thiebaude, besides, this problem can occur in previous versions too and solution should be the same
[00:41] <EntropikOne> alokito: did you try manually starting the xserver?
[00:42] <Prohibited> When you install a package, what directory does the files go into?
[00:42] <torn> blz, bot too sure. You can give ext4 a try, but I heard it's mostly hype, and not much better than ext3's performance. You will get slowdowns using Firefox, since it needs to write to SQLite database files fairly often. SSD is not good at many small writes, versus a conventional hard drive.
[00:42] <CaBlGuY> ok soreau..
[00:42] <EricTheHax> hey i figured out if my computer shows a wifi symbol ill start thinkin im high. this may be because wifi is my worst nightmare
[00:42] <jrebeiro> fsck.ext2: Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open /dev/sda
[00:42] <EricTheHax> thats why i h8 windows
[00:42] <torn> jrebeiro, what do you mean it needs to get remounted after losing connection?
[00:42] <alokito> EntropikOne, my xserver starts fine, there's suppossed to be a graphical usplash but i see just texts
[00:43] <blz> torn:  right, i've heard about the write issue... I'm wondering if I should go with something that's easier on the processor too, like xfs.  I know ext4 was implemented for HUGE drives...
[00:43] <saturnin1> I'm guessing from the lack of response that no one has any ideas about my problem.  Oh well... I guess I'm stuck with the windows solution... back-up what you can and reinstall everything.
[00:43] <alokito> in startup
[00:43] <saturnin1> Thanks anyway.
[00:43] <jrebeiro> i didn't think fsck would work... ugh.. this is not looking good
[00:43] <torn> jrebeiro, does the local system continue sending signals to check connection status to the server when a CIFS share is mounted?
[00:43] <renilson> boa noite
[00:43] <renilson> good evening
[00:44] <jrebeiro> torn: i would think so.. it's a tcp connection
[00:44] <EntropikOne> alokito: maybe you have to reinstall the login screen? this happen to my girlfriends netbook running 9.10, solution we used was to type gdm and you get the UI login screen
[00:44] <CaBlGuY> ok soreau.. all set... next..
[00:44] <torn> jrebeiro, so what option is there so that it will not freeze up other processes (like Nautilus) when the CIFS share loses connection to the server?
[00:44] <alokito> EntropikOne, well its not the login screen its the boot screen
[00:44] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Does iwconfig show ath0 now?
[00:45] <t0aster> anyone familiar with fak_raid install wanna answer a couple simple questions for me?
[00:45] <renilson> i'm new over here... somebody must say how do i do to get an information?
[00:45] <EntropikOne> alokito: oh, idk about that, i wouldnt consider that an issue...have you tried posting in the forums?
[00:45] <saturnin1> RATS!
[00:45] <EntropikOne> renilson: just ask questions :)
[00:45] <renilson> thanks...
[00:45] <CaBlGuY> soreau I have eth1 and wifi0 now..
[00:46] <soreau> CaBlGuY: What does 'lsmod|grep ath' show?
[00:46] <renilson> i need to know how to install an old java, but im not been lucky on the foruns
[00:46] <alokito> EntropikOne, u get graphical usplash if you have the entry "quiet splash" in your boot menu, but it still ain't working
[00:46] <jrebeiro> torn: I just did a quick search.. CIFS does support reconnection
[00:46] <Avoloos> torn: Do you mount with the gid and uid params, cause this coul'd cause some lags in dismounting non-existent CIFS filesystems
[00:46] <alokito> Im using grub2 that might be the problem
[00:46] <torn> Avoloos, yes, I do.
[00:46] <renilson> i need to install java jre1.4.2_12
[00:47] <CaBlGuY> ath_pci, wlan, ath_hal
[00:47] <EricTheHax> hey im gonna start driving around with a ziploc of basil and every time i get pulled over ill drop it out of my pocket then ill report the cops who beat me up as incompetent for not properly identifying plant matter
[00:47] <torn> jrebeiro, I tried searching for a solution to the freezup problem, but all I could find were complaints about when a CIFS share loses connection to the server.
[00:47] <EntropikOne> renilson: you can find the install on java's website
[00:47] <t0aster> pour some booze all over yourself too
[00:47] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi, how can i watch a quicktime video on mozilla? i checked and i have totem plugin installed with quicktime plugin for totem installed as well but apparently the "playing" doesnt start. whatz wrong? thanks
[00:47] <EntropikOne> renilson: along with instalation instructions
[00:47] <CaBlGuY> lmao @ EricTheHax... :p
[00:47] <jrebeiro> yea.. the only thing i found useful was to check /proc/fs/cifs/
[00:47] <jrebeiro> when there is an issue
[00:47] <renilson> yes, i did... and got installed, but it does not work...
[00:48] <renilson> i dont know how to configure...
[00:48] <t0aster> Anyone? fake_raid isuue?
[00:48] <jrebeiro> seems like others are having the problem tho... Avoloos might have a suggestion
[00:48] <t0aster> simple question
[00:48] <EricTheHax> i might even be able to sue them: "i am but a cook bringing frsh basil from my garden so i can promise good food wherever i go and now look at me! ripped to shreds, bleeding to death, and cops smoking my basil."
[00:48] <torn> jrebeiro, I do use uid and gid parameters in my mount options.
[00:49] <jrebeiro> torn: I don't actually know what those options do :)
[00:49] <KynKaid> I got a question, I'm bout to be installing ubuntu, and I tether My blackberry to My computer to use as a modem but I have to use the software from verizon there access manager, to connect, but when I'm on there site it doesn't show one for linux os's so how would I connect ?
[00:49] <CaBlGuY> EricTheHax, I dunno if gettin my azz beat is worth some basil... Hmmmmm
[00:50] <torn> jrebeiro, no a problem.
[00:50] <t0aster> whats a guy gotta do to get a drink around here?
[00:50] <jrebeiro> KynKaid: I don't think it will work.. there are no blackberry drivers for linux
[00:50] <jrebeiro> KynKaid: best you get is bcharge
[00:50] <CaBlGuY> t0aster, chill.. lots of peeps gettin help in the room,..
[00:50] <Avoloos> no I also just read it up in some other thread that some peoples just didn't specify the gid and uid and it was not the all-in-wonder-solving but it helped them to release the CIFS mounted device via umount and not getting freezed
[00:50] <t0aster> kk
[00:50] <KynKaid> whats a bcharge?
[00:50] <torn> jrebeiro, I'll try to figure this out. I just don't know why losing connection would freeze up a terminal session or Nautilus. I would think it would simply deny me access because of "lost connection."
[00:50] <blz> is it possible to completely turn off journaling on ext4?
[00:51] <CaBlGuY> soreau?? stil there?
[00:51] <jrebeiro> t0aster: if you don't get a response people probably don't have an answer
[00:51] <jrib> t0aster: you haven't actually asked a question yet have you?
[00:51] <t0aster> I didnt wanna flood the room
[00:51] <jrebeiro> KynKaid: bcharge is a utility to charge your blackberry from linux
[00:51] <torn> Avoloos, the only way I can unmount it is by using the "-f" argument: umount -f /mnt/cifs_share      <--- But this only works after I unfreeze!
[00:51] <Jordan_U> KynKaid: I have definitely heard of people tethering their blackberry with Ubuntu
[00:51] <slimnation7> hello all
[00:51] <jrib> t0aster: you are flooding it by saying things other than your question... just ask your question (on one line)
[00:51] <t0aster> its a simple question for someone familiar with installing to a fake_raid array
[00:51] <OerHeks> KynKaid, someone did found out how > http://www.blackberryforums.com/linux-users-corner/182834-verizon-tethering-ubuntu-working.html
[00:51] <blz> !ask|t0aster
[00:52] <jrib> t0aster: just ask it.
[00:52] <KynKaid> oh thanks ! *goes to read*
[00:52] <slimnation7> how do drivers work with unbuntu
[00:52] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Yea?
[00:52] <jrebeiro> OerHeks: AWESOME!
[00:52] <slimnation7> how do i get drivers for my computer?
[00:52] <blz> does anybody know if it's possible to turn off journaling in ext4?
[00:52] <torn> Avoloos, I read that using smbfs instead of cifs solved this problem, but smbfs is out-dated and hasn't been supported for YEARS. (They are focused on CIFS VFS now and dropped smbfs completely.) Plus, CIFS has better speed and performance.
[00:52] <jrib> slimnation7: you don't have to worry about them generally.  What do you want drivers for?
[00:52] <blz> slimnation7:  not sure what you're asking, but usually they're either installed in the kernel or you use the hardware manager to install aditional drivers
[00:52] <renilson> .
[00:53] <Avoloos> torn: which kernel do you run
[00:53] <CaBlGuY> soreau, whats next?? I got ath_pci wlan, and ath_hal with lsmod|grep..
[00:53] <blz> slimnation7:  on rare occasions you have to compile them from source
[00:53] <OerHeks> KynKaid, old post, but updated 03-24-2009
[00:53] <slimnation7> i just didnt know if i needed to find the drivers for my audio, graphics, and internet
[00:53] <torn> Avoloos, 2.6.28
[00:53] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Well you don't have an ath* interface so it probably didn't work. Anything interesting in dmesg?
[00:53] <mdwright> How do I unaccept the sun license?
[00:54] <Avoloos> torn I found smth. but dont know if it also applies to your problem but I think so: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=509428
[00:54] <jrib> slimnation7: no, linux makes sense
[00:54] <slimnation7> haha thats what i like to hear
[00:54] <raeldenk> hey there
[00:54] <slimnation7> also why im switching over
[00:54] <slimnation7> got my roommate doing it too lol
[00:55] <jrib> slimnation7: for some things like nvidia, ati, and some wireless cards the manufacturers aren't friendly and then you might have to do some work.  But whenever possible, the kernel automatically loads whatever modules you need
[00:55] <Take0n> on Ubuntu 9.04 I have a problem with the temps.. Everytime it goes over 95 the computer shuts down.. how do I turn it off or set it to a higher level? is it possible?
[00:55] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Yes, I'll.
[00:55] <slimnation7> thanks everyone, is xchat linux friendly?
[00:55] <torn> Avoloos, I'm reading it now, and thank you.
[00:55] <raeldenk> I have a question about compiz animation effects (don't see the "burn" effect) you know the fire effect when you close a window, how can i get it ?
[00:55] <squircle> Take0n: That's usually built-in to your computer; it shuts off over a certain temp to protect the internal components
[00:55] <CaBlGuY> soreau, I got a whole bunch a stuff with that...
[00:56] <soreau> raeldenk: You need to enable Animations Add-on
[00:56] <squircle> slimnation7: yes, it is.
[00:56] <raeldenk> soreau, yes i did
[00:56] <soreau> CaBlGuY: Yea, but grep it for ath or look for anything relevant with ath_pci or whatever
[00:56] <Matisse_> ActionParsnip??
[00:56] <CaBlGuY> I can still see the network but, it's still greyed out where I can't select it... so....
[00:56] <slimnation7> thanks guys see you all when i get it installed, im sure ill be around more often
[00:56] <chisomuche> Hey i was on to get this beeping in my laptop to stop and it did! BUT now when i try to play my radio all it does it play this collection of random sounds. Can anyone please help me!?!?!/
[00:56] <Take0n> squidly, I didn't have this problem on Ubuntu 8.10.. I didn't have it in windows either.. and the problem is I can't even open youtube.. cause it gets over 95 which I believe is kinda wrong..
[00:56] <OerHeks> Take0n: in your bios, you should be able to set fanspeed and temp warning right
[00:57] <Rashko> hi all
[00:57] <squircle> !hi | Rashko
[00:57] <raeldenk> soreau, I have to select it in the ccsm !
[00:57] <raeldenk> ?
[00:57] <squircle> Take0n: it's squircle, not squidly ;)
[00:57] <soreau> raeldenk: Yes..
[00:57] <Take0n> OerHeks, I tried but there are no options for that..
[00:57] <torn> slimnation7, don't quit too early. You'll bump into many problems with Linux, mainly because of the migration over from a completely different OS. But trust me, just hang in there, ask for help, read up on some information, and you'll find yourself more and more competent at using your computer. You'll start to find out you control your computer, not the other way around.
[00:57] <Take0n> ooh sorry squircle :)
[00:57] <Take0n> wrong tab
[00:58] <Rashko> can ubuntu 8.04 support more than 4 serial port
[00:58] <OerHeks> Take0n : i think you better open your pc and clean dust, to help the airflow
[00:58] <raeldenk> soreau,  it's done but burn don't figure in choices !
[00:58] <torn> slimnation7, I never had to reformat/reinstall any computer that I installed Linux on in order to do a "fresh start" because my "computer is acting slow again!"
[00:58] <slimnation7> thanks torn, i cant wait, im pretty computer savy
[00:58] <soreau> CaBlGuY: The next thing I'd suggest is compiling the madwifi-ng driver to get a working ath_pci kernel module for your card but I don't know if you feel comfortable doing that
[00:58] <Aalinux> Is there any command to know the file permission as number "755" "777" "440" etc , if i do ls -l the permission comes as letters , rwxrwxr-- etc?
[00:58] <CaBlGuY> soreau, I greped it and I still see Atheros in there but no Cicso yet..
[00:58] <soreau> raeldenk: It should
[00:58] <CaBlGuY> *sigh*
[00:59] <Rashko> I need help please
[00:59] <squircle> Hey everybody, i'm having an issue with KTorrent on GNOME (Ubuntu, not Kubuntu). Every time I reboot my computer, the columns and headings reset their placement and size to the default; is there a way to preserve that between reboots?
[00:59] <raeldenk> °__° so what to do ?
[00:59] <torn> slimnation7, if you know what you're doing and stay headstrong, you'll realize that most of your "problems" are in fact endeavors of trying out something new that you can't even do on Windows anyways.
[00:59] <Take0n> so it's not ubuntu that controls it but my computer itself? (it is a laptop)
[00:59] <squircle> Rashko: as far as I know, yes. There's no reason why it shouldn't.
[00:59] <soreau> raeldenk: Enable Animation Add-ons then look in the Animations plugin for the Burn effect in the list
[00:59] <Prohibited> Where is Firefox installed? (the one that comes with Ubuntu)
[00:59] <raeldenk> soreau, yes this is what i've done
[00:59] <CaBlGuY> brb
[00:59] <chisomuche> can anyone help me get my sound fixed on my laptop?
[00:59] <soreau> raeldenk: And you still don't see Burn?
[01:00] <Rashko> ok but how to do that please help
[01:00] <torn> slimnation7, the only time I ever reformatted using Linux is when I want to switch to a different distro to try out. It's never because I get infested with viruses and malware, and a million services are running in the background.
[01:00] <raeldenk> soreau, yes
[01:00] <chisomuche> it wont play anything random noise
[01:00] <soreau> raeldenk: Yes you see Burn or yes you do not see it?
[01:00] <ni1s> Rashko, what are you trying to do?
[01:00] <jrebeiro> Prohibited: should be /usr/bin/firefox... but typing `which firefox` should tell you
[01:00] <raeldenk> soreau, i don't see ^^
[01:00] <Rashko> I have 2 pci with 4 and 6 serial port
[01:00] <AshyIsMe> hey guys
[01:00] <soreau> raeldenk: Well I don't know what else to tell you then. I guess you're looking in the wrong place
[01:00] <OerHeks> Take0n: even laptops can get dusty inside... but with 'the origininal os', did you get softwre to control fan and temp warnings ?
[01:01] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: Did it recently stop working or has it never worked?
[01:01] <AshyIsMe> what's the package that installs a kernel with xen compiled into it?
[01:01] <raeldenk> 0o
[01:01] <Rashko> but ubuntu 8.04 recognize only 4
[01:01] <raeldenk> ok thanks
[01:01] <prince_jammys> Aalinux: stat -c '%a - %n' *
[01:01] <Rashko> i want please to configure more than 4 serial ports
[01:02] <ni1s> Rashko, where do you see ubuntu only seeing 4?
[01:02] <schism2009> Can anyone recommend a good Identi.ca client for Ubuntu?
[01:02] <Take0n> OerHeks, nope nothing.. this problem first occured (the shutdown I mean) right after I installed Ubuntu 9.04 that's why I assumed it had to do with the OS..
[01:02] <chisomuche> jordan_U:it never worked. before it just beeped from start up till shut down, i got the beep to go away but now i cant get any sound. I tried to play my radio and watch a youtube video and all that came out was loud random noise.
[01:02] <Rashko> dmesg | grep tty
[01:02] <Aalinux> prince_jammys: Thank you.
[01:03] <torn> I'm out. Night, all.
[01:03] <Jordan_U> schism2009: I have heard good things about gwibber
[01:03] <torn> Thanks for the help, jrebeiro and Avoloos.
[01:03] <mdwright> Anyone know how to unaccept the sun license once it has been accepted?
[01:03] <ni1s> Rashko, $ dmesg | grep serial
[01:03] <squircle> mdwright: uninstall the software?
[01:03] <jrebeiro> whoa... after a reboot... fdisk -l sees the partitions
[01:03] <jrebeiro> maybe dd will work this time
[01:03] <mdwright> squircle: If you uninstall the software, the license remains accepted somewhere
[01:04] <Avoloos> No problem torn.
[01:04] <prince_jammys> Aalinux: you can format the output however you like. see ''man stat''
[01:04] <squircle> mdwright: completely remove the software (in Synaptic)
[01:04] <Take0n> If it was a desktop pc I would clean it but since it is a laptop I am affraid.. :p I mean it's easy to dissasembly it but to put everything back in place.. that's the hard part lol
[01:04] <magikid> mdwright: apt-get purge?
[01:04] <CaBlGuY> ok, im back... I think I may just connect to the hard line, do my updates, and go form there..
[01:04] <renilson> Somebody can help me to install an old java???
[01:05] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: try running "alsamixer -c 0" and set all of the levels to the green range
[01:05] <mdwright> magikid: purge doesn't do anything for it
[01:05] <Jordan_U> renilson: Why do you need an old version of java?
[01:05] <CaBlGuY> thanks for the help soreau..
[01:05] <mdwright> squircle: I'm SSH'd into the machine. What else could I remove using synaptic that wouldn't be removed using apt-get?
[01:06] <renilson> i need the java 1.4.2_12 cause its the only one that works to me
[01:06] <Jordan_U> renilson: What application?
[01:06] <squircle> mdwright: sudo dpkg -P <package name>
[01:06] <Rashko> ni1S ithink it's the same
[01:06] <renilson> i got installed, just like the sun instructions, but it does not work
[01:07] <Rashko> ther's a very long text
[01:07] <renilson> its an application from the server on business
[01:07] <Avoloos> renilson: fishy app you have if it needs this specific java version... but you can go and look in the archives of java.org and then install the binary package (if it exists)
[01:07] <mdwright> squircle: doesn't that do the same thing as apt-get remove?
[01:07] <jrebeiro> shit... the bad disk contains the lvm superblock
[01:07] <squircle> mdwright: no.
[01:07] <squircle> !language | jrebeiro
[01:07] <saturnin1> Can anyone tell me something about how Firefox and Thunderbird access/use fonts that would be different from OpenOffice?
[01:07] <jrebeiro> sorry
[01:08] <Jordan_U> renilson: In what way does it not work? Do you see any errors?
[01:08] <Prohibited> If I move my laptop between two different houses with different routers (one uses 192.168.x.x and another uses 10.1.x.x) can I set (in /etc/resolv.conf)
[01:08] <chisomuche> jordan_U: okay i did and when i tried yo play sound again all that came on was the really random noise.
[01:08] <Prohibited> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:08] <Prohibited> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:09] <squircle> Prohibited: if it's just using DHCP, it shouldn't matter.
[01:09] <renilson> no... i made the instalation of tha package... just like the instructions on "java.com", but it does not appear anything on the plugins
[01:09] <Prohibited> at one house you have to manually set the DNS settings or else the internet won't work
[01:09] <gNewPower> There is a YouTube video which seems impossible to download.  Can anyone here try this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgBdwD5IV90 and let me know if you have found a way to download it? Thanks!
[01:10] <squircle> gNewPower: http://www.youtube.com/get_video?video_id=WgBdwD5IV90&t=vjVQa1PpcFO47N21YOedsRfaqCSeKo4_VKQsDSHGpC8=
[01:10] <renilson> some foruns says to configure the path, but i don't know how
[01:10] <Prohibited> ...time to DC
[01:10] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: Can you pastebin the output of "lspci" ?
[01:11] <Chaos01590> can anyone help with a WPA2 connection issue i'm having?
[01:11] <gNewPower> squircle, this URL gets only a white page
[01:11] <ni1s> Rashko, no idea, sorry
[01:11] <Jordan_U> renilson: How are you trying to start the application?
[01:11] <squircle> gNewPower: then they've blocked downloads; there's nothing you can do.
[01:11] <Prohibited> I'm using "sudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf" and when I try to save the file it says that I do not have permission
[01:11] <Guest1524> can some one help me real fast
[01:11] <squircle> !ask | Guest1524
[01:12] <squircle> Prohibited: tried gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf?
[01:12] <Rashko> Couldn't register serial port 0000:05:09.0: -28
[01:12] <desnaike> gNewPower watch the video then go to file system/tmp dir copy it to desktop
[01:12] <Guest1524> my monitor keeps making a clicking sounds and does not show anything and the power light keeps turning off and on does this mean that it is bad?
[01:12] <gNewPower> squircle, how can they block downloads but not block the streaming?
[01:12] <lstarnes> Prohibited: graphical applications use gksudo, not sudo
[01:12] <lolufail> hi
[01:12] <Jordan_U> Prohibited: resolv.conf is dynamic, it will be replaced whenever you use dhcp
[01:12] <gNewPower> desnaike, ok.  I will try that
[01:12] <squircle> !hi | lolufail
[01:12] <Prohibited> I've edited the resolv.conf using gedit before
[01:12] <mgv2> how can i download keepassx?
[01:12] <mdwright> squircle: Thank you. Clearly I don't understand dpkg -P and apt-get remove/purge as well as I thought I did
[01:12] <lolufail> has anybody seen this before?:
[01:12] <squircle> no problem, mdwright
[01:12] <lolufail> Sep 28 02:01:08 server kernel: [ 5904.042656] compute_blocknr: map not correct
[01:13] <lolufail> while resynching a raid5
[01:13] <squircle> gNewPower: they check the source of the request; if they're the google servers bottling it up to put the the flash distribution app, it's allowed.
[01:13] <chisomuche> jordan_U: ya sure here it is, (oh and i'm new to this so i kinda need it dumbed down for me.) :00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Memory Controller Hub (rev 07)
[01:13] <chisomuche> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[01:13] <chisomuche> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[01:13] <chisomuche> 00:1a.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) USB UHCI Controller #4 (rev 03)
[01:13] <FloodBot3> chisomuche: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:13] <saturnin1> does firefox and thunderbird use truetype fonts?
[01:13] <mgv2> where do i put these lines? deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/keepassx/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/keepassx/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[01:13] <lolufail> -resynching +initially synching
[01:13] <squircle> mgv2: /etc/apt/sources or use the "Software Sources" app under System -> Administration
[01:13] <Jordan_U> renilson: How are you trying to start the application?
[01:13] <Chaos01590> has anyone in here had issues getting a dell 1390 wireless card connecting to a WPA2 network?
[01:14] <Prohibited> Istarnes: Same error, "You do not have permissions necessary to save the file. PLease check you typed the correct locationa nd try again. "
[01:14] <Guest1524> my monitor keeps making a clicking sounds and does not show anything and the power light keeps turning off and on does this mean that it is bad?
[01:14] <jomido> amd64 = x86_64?
 my problem is really with the java...
 the versions 5 and 6 its easy to install
 but this one does not work to anything...
[01:14] <squircle> jomido: yes.
[01:14] <jomido> thanks
[01:14] <Jordan_U> !paste | chisomuche
[01:14] <Rashko> I need help please
[01:14] <squircle> !ask | Rashko
[01:14] <chasmo77> Guest1524: try wiggling the power connector further in
[01:15] <Jordan_U> renilson: How are you trying to start the application?
[01:15] <mgv2> squircle, do i need to remove the sources after the installation or it doesnt matter mach?
[01:15] <Guest1524> already did that
[01:15] <squircle> mgv2: it's advisable not to, so you'll be provided with updates. just leave them in there.
[01:15] <ni1s> Rashko, do the cards show up when you run lspci ?
[01:15] <Rashko> yes
[01:15] <Prohibited> I accidently removed the Network icon in the top bar, when I readded it, its different
[01:16] <renilson> it works with a click, for example... at the java5, it opens, but it stops on a grey screen
[01:16] <mgv2> squircle, in two lines or pasted at once/
[01:16] <squircle> Prohibited: did you add a network icon, or did you set NetworkManager to display in the title bar?
[01:16] <Rashko> I run lspci -v and lspci -vv they shoes the pci cards
[01:16] <squircle> mgv2: two lines, one for the deb and one for the deb-src
[01:16] <Prohibited> squircle: Added Network Manager
[01:16] <Guest1524> i dont even turn it on and it starts to click off and on
[01:16] <mgv2> squircle, what is src?
[01:16] <Prohibited> Network Monitor*
[01:16] <squircle> Prohibited: how is it 'different' then?
[01:17] <lstarnes> mgv2: deb-src lines are used for finding source packages
[01:17] <Prohibited> Network monitor is the only thing you can add to the panel (only network one, at least)
[01:17] <squircle> mgv2: you pasted two lines; one starting with 'deb' and one starting with 'deb-src', put those on different lines
[01:17] <chasmo77> Guest1524, CRT or flat-panel
[01:17] <chisomuche> jordan_U: did you get info i posted?
[01:17] <Guest1524> crt
[01:17] <Avoloos> Guest1524: when did this problem start?
[01:17] <Guest1524> a couple of days ago
[01:17] <Jordan_U> renilson: Ok, can you pastebin the output of "update-alternatives --display java" ?
[01:17] <chasmo77> Guest1524, is it a click or a snap with a smell of ozone
[01:17] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: Please use pastebin
[01:17] <Guest1524> it was working fine turn it off can back like a day later and then it started
[01:17] <Jordan_U> !paste | chisomuche
[01:18] <mgv2> squircle, yes but what the second line is for?
[01:18] <Guest1524> the sound i think is the speakers on the monitor
[01:18] <Rashko> I read at in the read me txt that new vwersion linux support only 4 serial ports
[01:18] <squircle> mgv2: it's for source-packages.
[01:18] <Prohibited> !spam | ubottu
[01:18] <chisomuche> jordan_U: !00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Memory Controller Hub (rev 07)
[01:18] <chisomuche> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[01:18] <chisomuche> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[01:18] <chisomuche> 00:1a.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) USB UHCI Controller #4 (rev 03)
[01:18] <chisomuche> 00:1a.1 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) USB UHCI Controller #5 (rev 03)
[01:18] <FloodBot3> chisomuche: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:18] <Prohibited> !paste | ubottu
[01:18] <renilson> its says: no alternative for java
[01:18] <Avoloos> do the monitor show you your desktop if you start up the computer with the monitor attached, Guest1524
[01:18] <Guest1524> nope
[01:19] <sagaci> hey guys i'm trying to find help on how to sign the ubuntu code of conduct, i've tried #ubuntu-beginners-launchpad but it's only got a couple of away people
[01:19] <sagaci> where do I go
[01:19] <Rashko> Since Linux only support 4 serial ports (ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2, ttyS3) under the default condition
[01:20] <Jordan_U> sagaci: Do you have a pgp key?
[01:20] <crunchbang> please someone tell me how to edit whatever file i need to edit, to "disable" the restricted ati driver that i enabled after installing ubuntu
[01:20] <crunchbang> i'm in a live cd now
[01:20] <jimdandy> Hi there!
[01:20] <crunchbang> cause it freezes on boot up, it worked GREAT before i enabled restricted hardware driver
[01:20] <squircle> !hi | jimdandy
[01:20] <Jordan_U> crunchbang: Remove /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:20] <crunchbang> i dont use any efffects
[01:20] <sagaci> Jordan_U: yep, it's saying i need a openpgp key, which i have, but it's not prompting me for it
[01:20] <jimdandy> Is there an X terminal emulator that draws on the root window, like conky?
[01:21] <bernardlychan> hey, if anyone is looking for super cheap hosting and domain for their ubuntu servers, then just pm me.
[01:21] <crunchbang> if i remove it, and REBOOT will the system work?
[01:21] <crunchbang> and just NOT enable it this time around?
[01:21] <MenZa> bernardlychan: no.
[01:21] <MenZa> bernardlychan: Please do not advertise in this channel.
[01:21] <squircle> sagaci: https://launchpad.net/~<your_username>/+codesofconduct
[01:21] <chisomuche> jordan_U: okay i used the ubuntu pastbin, did you get it?
[01:21] <mgv2> squircle, why does keepassx asks for "libaudio2" too?
[01:21] <prince_jammys> jimdandy: there are terms that do pseudo-transparency, creating that effect. aterm, rxvt ...
[01:21] <mgv2> squircle, 40mb
[01:21] <crunchbang> Jordan, if i delete that, will i still be able to boot up? as if i never installed/enabled the restricted ati driver?
[01:21] <squircle> mgv2: i have no clue what you're talking about, sorry.
[01:22] <Jordan_U> sagaci: I don't know if the process has changed but you are supposed to download the CoC, sign it with your pgp key, then upload the signed CoC
[01:22] <squircle> mgv2: oh, i get it
[01:22] <Avoloos> crunchbang: should be booting without hassle
[01:22] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: You need to tell me the URL
[01:22] <mgv2> squircle, it wants to install another package
[01:22] <squircle> mgv2: it's a dependancy of keepassx, you need it to run the software
[01:22] <Avoloos> if not
[01:22] <mgv2> squircle, 40 mb?
[01:22] <Avoloos> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg @crunchbang
[01:22] <jimdandy> prince_jammys: do you know one that will display the same way, ie. unmoveable and without a window border and title ?
[01:22] <squircle> mgv2: however big it is, you need it.
[01:22] <chisomuche> jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/279979/ , (sorry, im new to this)
[01:22] <squircle> mgv2: 40MiB is nothing
[01:23] <ni1s> Rashko, is the kernel module generic_serial loaded?
[01:23] <Avoloos> an then select vesa and not ati @ crunchbang
[01:23] <mgv2> squircle, it needs to be just couple mb
[01:23] <crunchbang> i cant get in at all
[01:23] <crunchbang> i cant do ANYTHING
[01:23] <c4g> could someone please help me with sound
[01:23] <crunchbang> it freezes before desktop
[01:23] <squircle> !ask | c4g
[01:23] <MenZa> c4g: might want to be a bit more verbose than that
[01:23] <crunchbang> and now i'm in a live cd and i can NOT DELETE the file
[01:23] <Rashko> ni1S I don't know how can I check this?
[01:24] <mgv2> squircle, hope nothing bad will enter with this giant packge
[01:24] <squircle> mgv2: never does :)
[01:24] <mgv2> squircle, thank you
[01:24] <evilGUI> I just installed ghex and can't figure out why I can't edit a string.
[01:24] <squircle> mgv2: all it is is an audio library (for sound)
[01:24] <Avoloos> can u chroot the enviorment crunchbang?
[01:24] <crunchbang> why cant i delete a file in live cd
[01:24] <mgv2> squircle, i see
[01:24] <c4g> please help install intel8x0
[01:24] <crunchbang> i dont knwo anything about chroot
[01:24] <ni1s> Rashko, lsmod | grep generic_serial
[01:24] <MenZa> crunchbang: You should still be able to go to a tty by pressing CTRL-ALT-F1, then run that command from there
[01:24] <Jordan_U> crunchbang: use sudo
[01:24] <squircle> !audio | c4g
[01:24] <prince_jammys> jimdandy: urxvt-unicode does that, at least in fluxbox (it's what i use)
[01:24] <Avoloos> chroot /media/<yourRootDrive>
[01:25] <Rashko> ok i'll try
[01:25] <crunchbang> i just installed EVERYTHING i wanted in this syste
[01:25] <evilGUI> All I should have to do is replace the value correct?
[01:25] <prince_jammys> jimdandy: err, rxvt-unicode, rather.
[01:25] <crunchbang> im in a here with a crunchbang linux live cd
[01:25] <renilson> Jordan, did u see my answer
[01:25] <crunchbang> i cant delte anything
[01:25] <Avoloos> chrunchbang: go into a terminal
[01:25] <mgv2> i'm trying to make keys for encryption but nothing haappns after the creation of them - they arent created
[01:25] <c4g> !audio
[01:25] <Jordan_U> crunchbang: sudo rm -i /media/disk/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:25] <renilson> says: no alternative for java
[01:25] <jimdandy> prince_jammys: thanks a bunch!
[01:25] <squircle> crunchbang: if you're trying to delete something off a live cd, you can't; it's a CD
[01:25] <crunchbang> NOOOOOOO
[01:25] <crunchbang> off of the disk
[01:25] <c4g> bah looked at all that already
[01:25] <crunchbang> the hard drive
[01:25] <FloodBot3> crunchbang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:25] <Avoloos> chrunchbang: then mount the device via the pcman file manager
[01:26] <crunchbang> i dont know ho9w
[01:26] <crunchbang> i'm trying
[01:26] <Jordan_U> renilson: Do you know where java installed itself to? ( try /opt )
[01:26] <Avoloos> crunchbang: then type in the terminal 'chroot /media/<NameOfYourDevice>'
[01:26] <MenZa> crunchbang: calm down, we're only here to help. it seems like a pretty trivial issue.
[01:26] <ni1s> crunchbang, what exactly are you trying to do?
[01:26] <Jordan_U> crunchbang: You can also boot into recovery mode from the grub menu and choose "Fix X"
[01:26] <renilson> yes
[01:27] <sagaci> i've gotten to number 3 on this page: https://launchpad.net/codeofconduct/1.0.1/+sign , but can't seem to get any furhter
[01:27] <evilGUI> It won't let me edit anything :/
[01:27] <Jordan_U> renilson: Ok, where is the java interpreter?
[01:27] <desnaike> renilson have u opened the java control panel and set the version for system use
[01:27] <renilson> yes
[01:27] <squircle> sagaci: what output does that command give you?
[01:27] <Rashko> ni1s I did that already but is the same
[01:27] <renilson> but i dont know to set the other itens
[01:27] <crunchbang> the rooms going to fast
[01:27] <crunchbang> damnit
[01:27] <blz> question:  will the UNR kernel provide better battery life for regular laptops as well?
[01:27] <sagaci> squircle: http://paste.ubuntu.com/279985/
[01:27] <crunchbang> I CANT figure out how to delete that file
[01:28] <LiCeT> hi guys
[01:28] <MenZa> blz: Most likely not. It's just Ubuntu with a pretty interface.
[01:28] <jimdandy> Goodnight, all.
[01:28] <squircle> !hi LiCeT
[01:28] <ni1s> Rashko, lsmod just lists loaded modules, now load the module with modprobe generic_serial
[01:28] <squircle> !hi | LiCeT
[01:28] <LiCeT> dont get my cam work on skype
[01:28] <MenZa> crunchbang: Calm down. Listen to what we're saying. Take two if you need to.
[01:28] <LiCeT> only on skype
[01:28] <sagaci> but then i try to open the asc file and it says no valid signatures found
[01:28] <LiCeT> cheese...amsn works
[01:28] <ni1s> crunchbang, what file?
[01:28] <blz> MenZa:  i thought that the kernel was optimised to reduce wakes and whatnot?
[01:28] <MenZa> blz: I'm *pretty* sure it isn't.
[01:28] <crunchbang> sory..
[01:28] <squircle> sagaci: does it prompt you to enter your passphrase?
[01:28] <crunchbang> i got it, i'm not used to pcman file manager
[01:29] <sagaci> squircle: no, that's the problem
[01:29] <crunchbang> thanks for your help
[01:29] <sagaci> i'll trying logging out then logging back in and trying it
[01:29] <mgv2> if i'm using unsecured wireless connection does it also means that people can hack my computer or just the data transfered without my computer password?
[01:29] <MenZa> I'm not very well-acquainted with UNR, blz, but to my knowledge all it is is Ubuntu with a couple of things making it nicer to use on small screens.
[01:29] <LiCeT> on skype seems my chat partner can see me
[01:29] <Chaos015901> is there a way to set up a DSL connection over a wireless network?
[01:29] <Avoloos> crunchbang is a lovly devierate of ubuntu, it runs on my laptop ;)
[01:29] <LiCeT> i cant see him
[01:29] <renilson> On the java/bin, we have: ControlPanel  java_vm  kinit  ktab  policytool  rmiregistry  tnameserv
[01:29] <renilson> java          keytool  klist  orbd  rmid        servertool
[01:30] <blz> MenZa:  okay, fair enough.  thanks =)
[01:30] <progressivpirate> hello. my ubuntu install stopped booting. Instead I get dropped to busybox with initramfs prompot
[01:30] <progressivpirate> what might cause this?
[01:30] <MenZa> blz: welcome. :)
[01:30] <LiCeT> in video options the cam is listed but not picture visible :(
[01:30] <squircle> sagaci: sorry, i'm not that knowledgeable with pgp
[01:30] <Rashko> ok ni1s I loaded the command modprobe generic_seial what i have to do now?
[01:30] <LiCeT> any ideas?
[01:30] <squircle> progressivpirate: what does it say above the busybox prompt?
[01:30] <lakotajames> Can't locate WWW/Mechanize/Plugin/FollowMetaRedirect.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.10.0 /usr/local/share/perl/5.10.0 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.10 /usr/share/perl/5.10 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at ./googlevoice.pl line 40.
[01:30] <lakotajames> Help?
[01:30] <progressivpirate> I'll tell you in a second. I'm reboot
[01:30] <FloodBot3> lakotajames: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:30] <Guest1524> so any ideas on the monitor?
[01:31] <Jordan_U> renilson: What is the output of "find /opt -name java" ( do not paste it to the channel if it is more than one line )
[01:31] <intruder> hi, how does a persistense file affect the performance versus having the real fs on a usb key ^
[01:31] <Guest1524> the light is staying on now
[01:31] <renilson> no result
[01:32] <Jordan_U> intruder: The compression will affect performance
[01:32] <renilson> opt its empty
[01:32] <ni1s> Rashko, did you get any new /dev/ttyS* ?
[01:32] <mgv2> can i use http://buildablog.co.cc/ with gawab mail?
[01:32] <intruder> Jordan_U: are there any compression by default if i make it with the usb-creator ?
[01:32] <Chaos015901> hey y'all.  how can I configure jaunty to connect to my DSL PPPOE using a wireless network connection?
[01:32] <Rashko> no ni1s nothing new
[01:33] <squircle> !pppoe | Chaos015901
[01:33] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Here is an example of the text that I got by using curl -Ls and the web url in the text. This is a part of the output from curl: http://paste.ubuntu.com/279988/
[01:34] <sagaci> squircle: i think it worked, i'll paste this in, is this what i have to send to launchpad? http://paste.ubuntu.com/279989/
[01:34] <squircle> yes, sagaci
[01:34] <Guest1524> Avoloos : any ideas
[01:34] <Evelina> prince_jammys: The problem is the characters with a (?) sign. They should be Swedish characters, not like in the pastebin.
[01:34] <OerHeks> nils + Rashko : could this solve the 5 or more UARTS problem ? >> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/kernel-support-for-more-serial-ports-753990/
[01:34] <ni1s> Rashko, out of ideas again, sorry
[01:34] <renilson> the installation was made at /home/renilson/exts/j2re1.4.2_12/
[01:34] <prince_jammys> Evelina: i see. what is the output of 'locale' in your terminal?
[01:35] <Chaos015901> thanks sqircle for pointing me to that
[01:35] <OerHeks> last post*
[01:35] <mgv2> can i use http://buildablog.co.cc/ with gawab email?
[01:35] <prince_jammys> Evelina: depending on the terminal you use, you may be able to change it through some terminal setting, also.
[01:35] <Take0n> it is possible to load the interface of ubuntu netbook remix on a normal ubuntu?
[01:35] <chisomuche> jordan_U: do you have any idea whats wrong?
[01:35] <Evelina> prince_jammys: It doesn't matter if I use curl or a php script with file_get_contents() function. The same strange characters apperas in Ubuntu Temrinal.
[01:35] <Avoloos> Guest1524 what have you done that it stay turned on?
[01:36] <desnaike> renilson in terminal type java -version
[01:36] <prince_jammys> Evelina: i know what you mean. what does 'locale' say? it should output several lines.
[01:36] <Guest1524> tried a different power cord
[01:36] <Samus_Aran> does anyone know how to deal with "WARNING **: Unable to connect to dbus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-A2rQocnxj1: Connection refused" when loading an app ?  the dbus service was started (tried restarting it as well).  I don't use Gnome or KDE.  there are no files /tmp/dbus*
[01:36] <LiCeT> how can i remove skype in the right way?
[01:36] <renilson> Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_12-b03)
[01:36] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Here is the result og locale output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/279993/
[01:36] <Evelina> *of
[01:37] <Samus_Aran> LiCeT: depends how you installed it
[01:37] <ring0> which antivirus toolkit besides clamav is worth to try out?
[01:37] <LiCeT> even with "purge" there is still my profile somewhere :(
[01:37] <Samus_Aran> ring0: I think there's one called openav
[01:37] <Jordan_U> chisomuche: No, I'm researching a bit though
[01:37] <ring0> Samus_Aran, thanks
[01:37] <Guest1524> brb
[01:37] <LjL> LiCeT: "purge" won't remove user-specific settngs, ever. those are in your home directory and need to be deleted manually.
[01:37] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Yeah, I just wanted to explain it so my problem was clerar to you. You got the output of locale there.
[01:37] <Samus_Aran> LiCeT: personal settings will never be removed by an app uninstall -- those are in your home folder.  uninstalling only affects system files
[01:38] <renilson> there is one more line
[01:38] <mgv2> if i'm using unsecured wireless connection does it also means that people can hack my computer or just the data transfered without my computer password?
[01:38] <LiCeT> ok thx :)
[01:38] <renilson> Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2_12-b03, mixed mode)
[01:38] <Jordan_U> intruder: Yes, usb-creator basically copies the liveCD to a usb drive
[01:38] <mgv2> i'm trying to make keys for encryption but nothing haappns after the creation of them - they arent created
[01:38] <AgentArmstrong> Avoloos this is Guest
[01:38] <Avoloos> Guest1524: and did you test to attach some device to the monitor as primary sceen and looked if it shows you the graphical output of the system?
[01:38] <desnaike> renilson u don't or can't use sun java 1.6
[01:39] <JuanCarlos> Hai, im from Empathy, g00d night or whatever, i need to get back the GUI application to config Services, SYSTEM--->ADMINISTRATION--->SERVICES
[01:39] <Evelina> prince_jammys: I can see that locale output us language etc, maybe that's the problem? Maybe I need Swedish someway? But I can write Swedish characters in Terminal using my keyboard.
[01:39] <Avoloos> AgentArmstrong, k
[01:39] <slimnation7> do i have to use a flash drive to install ubuntu on a laptop?
[01:39] <renilson> i cant... would be great
[01:39] <AgentArmstrong> i tried it on both of my box's as the primary monitor and nothing
[01:39] <renilson> java5 and6 i got install easily
[01:39] <JuanCarlos> !foo
[01:39] <magikid> slimnation7: No, you can use a cd
[01:39] <felixsulla> Does anyone know of a Flickr uploading tool that actually works?
[01:40] <prince_jammys> Evelina: what happens if you do:  LC_ALL=sv_SE.UTF-8 curl blahblah    OR  LC_ALL=sv_SE.UTF-8 xterm -e curl blahblah
[01:40] <felixsulla> !flickr
[01:40] <desnaike> renilson so they are installed
[01:40] <renilson> no more
[01:40] <JuanCarlos> i need to get back the GUI application to config Services, SYSTEM--->ADMINISTRATION--->SERVICES
[01:40] <prince_jammys> Evelina: curl blahblah being whatever the original curl command was.
[01:40] <Samus_Aran> ring0: if you don't need open source, there are several commercial apps, some with free versions, e.g. AVG
[01:40] <slimnation7> how do i do that, i can only find the laptop remix as an img?
[01:40] <JuanCarlos> anyone know the name of these GUI ?
[01:40] <Samus_Aran> does anyone know how to deal with "WARNING **: Unable to connect to dbus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-A2rQocnxj1: Connection refused" when loading an app ?  the dbus service was started (tried restarting it as well).  I don't use Gnome or KDE.  there are no files /tmp/dbus*
[01:41] <Evelina> prince_jammys: The first solution will give the same result as before.
[01:41] <AgentArmstrong> and im using the exact same monitor right now as the one the is not working
[01:41] <desnaike> renilson even if u install java it's still not set so reinstall java 1.6 jre and bin in synaptic
[01:41] <felixsulla> Does anyone know of a Flickr uploading tool that actually works?
[01:41] <magikid> felixsulla: http://juploadr.org/
[01:41] <LiCeT> maybe someone an idea why my cam just dont work with skype?
[01:41] <prince_jammys> Evelina: ok. the second will run xterm (a terminal) with LC_ALL set to swedish UTF-8
[01:42] <prince_jammys> Evelina: and its probably the _terminal_ that's a problem here.
[01:42] <Evelina> prince_jammys: And the second one says: Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged
[01:42] <tyranos_> JuanCarlos, services-admin
[01:42] <ring0> Samus_Aran, i try to stick with open source. but if there are some true alternatives, i'd try them too
[01:42] <JuanCarlos> tyranos_: Thanks... :)
[01:42] <prince_jammys> Evelina: ok. you should try installing that locale
[01:42] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Try installing language-support-se
[01:42] <slimnation7> where can i find the laptop remix as an iso
[01:42] <AgentArmstrong> Avoloos you can PM if you want so we dont have to search through all the text
[01:42] <Avoloos> the only thing I can say, as someone who does not sit before the device is: taht its broken AgentArmstrong
[01:43] <renilson> i can do it, but it does not solve my problem
[01:43] <desnaike> renilson after installation type this in terminal sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun
[01:43]  * AgentArmstrong hangs his head
[01:43] <Avoloos> How old is the device?
[01:43] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Northern Sami support? Sami?
[01:43] <AgentArmstrong> not old
[01:43] <Jordan_U> Evelina: sorry, sv :)
[01:43] <ring0> Samus_Aran, as i'm just using linux i'm not too worried about viruses, but i like to scan my drives from time to time. scan speed is not important to me, but up-to-date signatures are.
[01:43] <Avoloos> 1year, 2 year more years
[01:43] <desnaike> i'm late to the party what's the prob
[01:44] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok, now I'm getting it.
[01:44] <AgentArmstrong> and it was working just fine and then my brother inlaw gave it to me and it worked the first day and then turned it on the next and you know the rest
[01:44] <OerHeks> slimnation7  >> http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org/Download
[01:44] <LiCeT> no on an idea?
[01:44] <AgentArmstrong> about 3 years
[01:44] <mauhur> ubuntu kk is available ?
[01:44] <Jordan_U> ring0: AVG makes a linux version
[01:44] <renilson> this will show some alternative to get back to 4?
[01:44] <deostroll> hi. I 4got the shell command to search for a package in my repo...!
[01:45] <mauhur> deostroll: apt-cache search foo
[01:45] <EricTheHax> i cant remember how to add/remove workspaces :(
[01:45] <LiCeT> ok .. thx anyway
[01:45] <LiCeT> good n8 all
[01:45] <LiCeT> bye
[01:46] <deostroll> mauhur: thanx. hw about listing packages you've already installed.
[01:46] <Jordan_U> renilson: cd to the directory that your java application is in and run "java whatever.jar" and see if it gives any helpfull error messages ( don't paste the output to the channel )
[01:46] <IdleOne> EricTheHax: right click on them
[01:46] <Samus_Aran> ring0: AVG has long provided their virus scanner for Linux based systems for servers (mail, samba, etc.), and I believe now offer a free "home" version as well, for generic desktop scanning
[01:47] <EricTheHax> i dont have that i removed the bottom bar
[01:47] <Evelina> Jordan_U: It didn't help to get it working in Ubuntu default Terminal.
[01:47] <mauhur> deostroll: dpkg -l
[01:47] <Evelina> Jordan_U: It didn't help to install sv language support.
[01:47] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Can you type some characters that aren't displaying properly?
[01:47] <^Cheeky> hi, iam confused, iam reading this tutorial on installing transmissions in ubuntu 9.04 server but, this tutorial mentions about updating the repos and adding some keys which i have done , but now it mentions about installing transmission-cli and transmission-common and not transmission-deamon
[01:48] <EricTheHax> i didnt see a settings thing so i added workspaces to the top bar (sigh)
[01:48] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Well, I can type all Swedish characters, but when I use curl or a php-script file_get_contents, then I doesn't get Swedish characters to show up in a correct manner in Temrinal.
[01:49] <deostroll> mauhur: thanx again
[01:49] <Evelina> Maybe I have to restart Temrinal after installation of sv support?
[01:49] <renilson> whatever shows: 7 packs where i can find java... and bash: java: command not found
[01:49] <JuanCarlos> tyranos_: i find a packaging Bug
[01:49] <slimnation7> thank you!!
[01:49] <Jordan_U> Evelina: What happens when you type swedish characters into the terminal?
[01:49] <JuanCarlos> tyranos_: Thanks anyways
[01:49] <ubuntu_> someon please help me.. i have a perfectly installed system.. i enabled restricted drivers for my ati card like ive done before and it wont boot
[01:49] <ubuntu_> please help me figure out how to fix it, i'm on a live ubuntu cd now
[01:49] <desnaike> renilson help me understand java 4 and why
[01:49] <Evelina> prince_jammys: When using this code LC_ALL=sv_SE.UTF-8 xterm curl -Ls I got an error saying: xterm:  bad command line option "curl"
[01:49] <treadstone> How can I install ubuntu on the entire hard drive if I have it installed with wubi?
[01:49] <ubuntu_> i dont want to spend 3 hours installing configuring again
[01:50] <ubuntu_> just becasuse of that
[01:50] <ubuntu_> please help me please
[01:50] <Jordan_U> Evelina: I am just trying to test on my machine to see if they display properly here
[01:50] <deostroll> mauhur: does apt-cache search online?
[01:50] <Evelina> Jordan_U: It works just fine writing Swedish characters in Temrinal, it did before installation of sv support too.
[01:50] <alokito> ubuntu_, boot from recovery mode in your hard drive installation, then run xfix
[01:50] <ubuntu_> i did
[01:50] <prince_jammys> Evelina: you forgot the -e
[01:50] <slimnation7> isthere a way to ueadobe on ubuntu
[01:50] <^Cheeky> deostroll: yeah it does ...
[01:50] <ubuntu_> all i get is 20 Ubuntus'
[01:50] <ubuntu_> and a frozen screen
[01:50] <alokito> its on the bottom of the recovery screen
[01:51] <mauhur> deostroll: apt-cache will search your repository
[01:51] <alokito> ubuntu_, what do u mean with 20 ubuntus? :-/
[01:51] <ubuntu_> 20 logos
[01:51] <renilson> its one especific and old apllication, cant be upgraded, based on java4
[01:51] <ubuntu_> as iff i'm loggin on
[01:51] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Well, that happend fast, how do I get the xterm window to stay open?
[01:51] <ubuntu_> but instead of one in the middle
[01:51] <ubuntu_> bout 20 of them
[01:51] <FloodBot3> ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <ubuntu_> screen is all split up
[01:51] <alokito> ubuntu_, where do you see the logos?
[01:51] <ubuntu_> I need help please
[01:51] <prince_jammys> Evelina: just do this: LC_ALL=sv_SE.UTF-8 xterm  , and type your command in the new terminal
[01:52] <deostroll> mauhur define 'my repo'
[01:52] <ubuntu_> I dont know how to use pastebine, I just wnat to know what to do, to fix this so i can use my system i spent 3 hours setting up etc
[01:52] <treadstone> ubuntu does not take up my entire screen I have a 2 inch band of black around my screen
[01:52] <treadstone> How can i fix that
[01:52] <renilson> cant be upgraded now, but i need it, but i want to run it with ubuntu 9.04
[01:52] <Legendario> hi, I have a friend who is migrating from windows to Ubuntu Studio, but he is having trouble to set up his wireless network. Can anyone help?
[01:52] <mauhur> deostroll: everything that is available to you based on your software sources
[01:53] <desnaike> renilson what is the app
[01:53] <ubuntu_> pleawse, can anyone help me???????? I want to know what to do..  someone said to delete the xorg.conf
[01:53] <Evelina> prince_jammys: How do I paste in xterm? Ctrl+Shift doesn't seem to work?
[01:53] <ubuntu_> i did that, and still same iissue
[01:53] <Evelina> Ctrl+Shift+V doesn't seem to work.
[01:53] <prince_jammys> Evelina: select text with your mouse and middle click in the new terminal
[01:53] <ubuntu_> can anyone see me?? pelase help me
[01:53] <renilson> it is part of server on business
[01:53] <leelee> how can I move to task bar to bottom on my Ubuntu?
[01:53] <deostroll> mauhur: so my software sources are online right?
[01:53] <alokito> ubuntu_, can you remember the ati driver package name? if u cant refresh the repo list in ur live cd, search for the driver package, then go to recovery mode again, select command line mode and sudo apt-get remove the package
[01:53] <prince_jammys> Evelina: let's not get into keyboard shortcuts (which can vary), or we'll be here for ever
[01:54] <ubuntu_> I dont want to spend hours reinstalling, just cause of one error, enableing
[01:54] <IdleOne> ubuntu_: we see you. please be patient :)
[01:54] <renilson> its not on www
[01:54] <renilson> just intranet
[01:54] <alokito> ubuntu_, run xfix again after the package is removed, and see if it works
[01:54] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Can you post a link to a page with swedish characters that aren't working ( note that what you are typing may be producing different character codes than those pages use for the same glyph )
[01:54] <mauhur> deostroll: yes, but they may be updated and it will reflect to you after you apt-get update
[01:54] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Well, the characters didn't show up in a correct manner in xterm either.
[01:55] <tyranos_> leelee, with the mouse , and if doenst work try holding alt , and it s just a matter of finding the right spot that make the panel move
[01:55] <prince_jammys> Jordan_U: that's what i'm wondering too, since a en_US.UTF-8 seems to be OK with some scandinavian chars.
[01:55] <ubuntu_> i ran xfix. and alokiot, i have no idea hwo to do whawt you are talking about
[01:55] <mo0nykit> Hello! I was compiling the 2.6.31-11.36 (with Ubuntu patches) kernel and several errors came up. Where are the logs for make-kpkg located, or any logs related to the compilation process?
[01:55] <Evelina> prince_jammys: I got a 0 sign instead of the right character.
[01:55] <leelee> i will try   thanks
[01:55] <ubuntu_> i gues si have to reinstall an entire system cause i cant gert into there
[01:55] <treadstone> can anyone help me get Ubuntu to fill my entire screen it wont do it from display settings
[01:55] <Jordan_U> Evelina: If the page states that its contents are in teh native swedish code page rather than utf8 then a browser would be able to recognise that but the terminal wouldn't
[01:55] <newser> hello, anyone knows if there is any application to connect the TI-89 graphing calculator???
[01:55] <IdleOne> ubuntu_: you can either re-install or be patient
[01:55] <alokito> ubuntu_, did you install the ati driver from synaptic or from graphical ubuntu restricted driver installer?
[01:56] <mo0nykit> ubuntu_, can you login to a root shell?
[01:56] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Here you have an example of the strange characters: http://paste.ubuntu.com/279988/
[01:56] <ubuntu_> fromt he graphical ubuntu restricted driver installer
[01:56] <mo0nykit> ubuntu_, using recovery mode? Then you can do an "apt-get remove <offending package name>"
[01:56] <Evelina> Jordan_U:  Firefox is showing the characters as they should be seen.
[01:57] <Legendario> hi, I have a friend who is migrating from windows to Ubuntu Studio, but he is having trouble to set up his wireless network. Can anyone help?
[01:57] <ubuntu_> i have no idea what it is
[01:57] <Jordan_U> Evelina: A link to the html page you are getting with curl would help to ( to see if it sets character set in html )
[01:57] <leelee> hey  it worked   thanks.
[01:57] <ubuntu_> it was a simple restricted driver, i clicked "enable"
[01:57] <alokito> ubuntu_, then search synaptic for ati, and check the ati driver package names
[01:57] <Evelina> Jordan_U: And when I look at the source code using Firefox, then the characters also will display in a correct manner.
[01:57] <Evelina> Jordan_U: http://www.expressen.se/Nyheter/1.1722512/vannen-om-gripne-piloten
[01:57] <Evelina> Jordan_U: That's the URL.
[01:57] <alokito> ubuntu_, then, boot into recovery mode, go to root shell and sudo apt-get remove all ati driver package
[01:58] <deostroll> mauhur: apt-get update should b run as root?
[01:58] <Take0n> sorry for repeating myself but I didn'g get any answer.. I am running ubuntu 9.04 Desktop and want to know if it it possible to load the ubuntu netbook remix desktop on my ubuntu.. I know what packages are needed but I am affraid it will mess up nautilus and my gnome desktop.. any suggestions?
[01:58] <mgv2> how can i roll back some hebrew fonts from the hebrew package? the english version of it nicer i think
[01:58] <mauhur> deostroll: yes
[01:58] <MenZa> Take0n: Yes, and yes.
[01:58] <MenZa> !unr | Take0n
[01:58] <desnaike> renilson I hope this helps howto http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1260949
[01:58] <renilson> So, i have no way?
[01:59] <tyranos_> takeon it s a risk u re willing to take or not , and try in the eeepc channel or something
[01:59] <iluminator101> i am trying to do this http://www.howtoforge.com/installation-and-configuration-of-intrusion-detection-with-snort-acidbase-mysql-and-apache2-on-ubuntu-9.04-using-spm
[01:59] <ubuntu_> omg.. im going to have to reinstall everything, entire sytsem again
[01:59] <MenZa> tyranos_: No, support is in here.
[01:59] <Take0n> I guess I will take the risk.. :p
[01:59] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Something is happening when curl or my php script gets the code of the page or when the Temrinal and xterm display the code.
[01:59] <mo0nykit> !anyone | Legendario
[01:59] <Take0n> thank you!
[01:59] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Notice the "charset=iso-8859-1" in the source
[01:59] <iluminator101> http://pastebin.com/d5a5b1ec1
[01:59] <alokito> ubuntu_, did you follow my suggestion?
[02:00] <iluminator101> i get this error http://pastebin.com/d5a5b1ec1
[02:00] <ubuntu_> i have to get out of this then try to come back
[02:00] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Yeah, what does that mean to me?
[02:00] <tyranos_> MenZa, kay
[02:00] <MenZa> Take0n: I did it on my laptop. I haven't exactly removed all the packages for it yet, but it's not nice to remove again.
[02:00] <Jordan_U> Evelina: What's happening is that the terminal doesn't understand html, and the character set is defined in html
[02:01] <Take0n> MenZa, you mean it didn't went well?
[02:01] <MenZa> Take0n: I haven't tried. :)
[02:01] <MenZa> Take0n: Maximus is still bothering me, but I doubt it's *that* much of a hassle.
[02:01] <Kage_Jittai> Hello, I have a question, I installed ubuntu server 8.04
[02:01] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I had the same problem using a web page that has got: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
[02:01] <Kage_Jittai> at the time the server was not hooked up to a network
[02:01] <renilson> no one especific post?
[02:01] <MenZa> Kage_Jittai: That's not a question. That's a statement. :). May want to keep the whole thing on one line.
[02:01] <joeb3_> iluminator101, did you compile snort with mysql support?
 I've asked. Just read the rest of it. I need someone who can help me to setup the wireless network on Ubuntu Studio
[02:01] <Take0n> as far as I have understood the packages needed are "go-home-apple window-picker-apple maximus human-netbook-theme ume-launche desktop-switcher"
[02:01] <deostroll> mauhur: hw do i find the latest version of apache I can install using apt-cache? apt-cache search apache lists a lot of things...
[02:01] <abe3k> Hello guys, I'm going to get and intel i7 920 with a GA x58 UD3R motherboard, which ubuntu distribution should I use ? the 32 or the 64, and will I face problems with hardware support from ubuntu or not ?
[02:01] <Kage_Jittai> so I bypassed the network configure
[02:01] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I got the exact same errors using both curl and a php script to download and display the code in Temrinal.
[02:02] <Kage_Jittai> now it is hooked up to the network
[02:02] <Kage_Jittai> how do I reconfigure the network?
[02:02] <iluminator101> joeb3_: hmm...no i apt-get installed it
 since ubuntu studio doesn't seem to have the network-manager, I am clueless.
[02:02] <desnaike> should be only 3/4 al relevant
[02:02] <Evelina> And if I use curl -Ls URL > text_fil.txt, then the same error show up in Gedit.
[02:02] <alokito> abe3k, if ur pc is new then u can install 64 bit
[02:03] <operator-1> +
[02:03] <abe3k> alokito : the straight forward download from the ubuntu site right ?
[02:03] <joeb3_> then apt-get install snort-mysql also
[02:03] <alokito> abe3k, yes, the amd64 iso
[02:03] <Kage_Jittai> Hello, I have a question, I installed ubuntu server 8.04.   At the time the server was not hooked up to a network.  So I bypassed the network configure.  How do I reconfigure the network?
[02:03] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok, but that would be obvious? That the web page is displaying the code in HTML?
[02:03] <abe3k> alokito : its an intel
[02:04] <renilson> Jordan, no way else?
[02:04] <alokito> abe3k, amd64 works in all 64 bit system, not just amd
[02:04] <Kage_Jittai> Hello, I have a question, I installed ubuntu server 8.04.   At the time the server was not hooked up to a network.  So I bypassed the network configure.  How do I reconfigure the network?.... please?
[02:04] <alokito> abe3k, most 64 bit distros are name amd64 though they work in all 64 bit system
[02:04] <MenZa> Kage_Jittai: Caaalm dooooown.
[02:04] <Jordan_U> Evelina: It's not curl that is displaying the characters, it's the terminal and the terminal has no clue what the commands it runs are printing
[02:04] <alokito> named*
[02:04] <abe3k> alokito : aha nice to hear that :), and it will use all the quad cores right ?
[02:04] <alokito> abe3k, yup
[02:04] <MenZa> Kage_Jittai: Repeating your question won't do anything but annoy the other users in here. If someone knows, they'll tell you. If not, try searching around and ask again later.
[02:04] <jlgshk> #ubuntu-es
[02:05] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok, but how do I get the terminal to show the caracters as in the source code.
[02:05] <mo0nykit> Legendario, okay let me try... try "ifconfig -a" to show all network interfaces, even those that are inactive
[02:05] <Evelina> ?
[02:05] <abe3k> alokito : cool :), I'll start downloading now
[02:05] <joeb3_> iluminator101, snort user will also need delete privs
[02:05] <abe3k> alokito : thaaaanks, and bye :)
[02:05] <alokito> abe3k, ok, my ubuntu is 32 bit but I have a 64 bit fedora
[02:06] <iluminator101> joeb3_: i installed mysql support
[02:06] <alokito> it runs fine, but I can't feel the difference between 32 and 64 bit, seems to be the same speed
[02:06] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Yeah. I get the same problem using: lynx -source URL to display the source of the page in the Terminal WIndows.
[02:06] <mgv2> it is even the smiles look not right with the new hebrew fonts i got with the packge
[02:06] <abe3k> alokito : I hope that I won't face a kernel problem, since I guess the download version ships with older kernels
[02:06] <Evelina> *window
[02:06] <Coolg1026> lol
[02:06] <alokito> abe3k, nope, you can update your kernel anytime u want
[02:06] <Coolg1026> Firefox 3.5 in Ubuntu has graphics issues
[02:06] <iluminator101> joeb3_: i am not following
[02:07] <alokito> just update from the repo don't install manually
[02:07] <abe3k> alokito : good to know that :)
[02:07] <MenZa> Coolg1026: How so?
[02:07] <Coolg1026> that need to be turned off in about:config
[02:07] <mo0nykit> Legendario, the show me the output at http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:07] <Coolg1026> Color corrections in FF are bad in FF 3.5 not in FF 3
[02:07] <MenZa> !firefox-3.5 | Coolg1026
[02:07] <abe3k> alokito : yeah I know, I have a 32 bit ubuntu, but the only thing I worry about is when booting the live cd , the 64 edition I mean
[02:07] <Coolg1026> But turning off a gfx setting fixes it
 I am not in front of his computer. He is a friend of mine and installed Ubuntu Studio on his laptop. He just asked me for some help, so you will need to give me a step by step for me to send him by e-mail or maybe forward me some tutorial link...
[02:08] <basix> i'm running Ubuntu 9.04 and I'm running into this bug: http://bugzilla.intellinuxwireless.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1885 Can anybody PLEASE help me fix this? Is there an Ubuntu package I can install to fix it?? Please *help* Its EXTREMELY urgent!!!
[02:08] <alokito> abe3k, u mean 64bit live cd runs faster?
[02:08] <MenZa> Coolg1026: Well, that's not appropriate for this channel. If you insist on bringing this forth, try #ubuntu-motu. Don't get your hopes up, though.
[02:08] <Jordan_U> Evelina: In gnome-terminal go to terminal > set character encoding
[02:08] <EricTheHax> whats motu?
[02:08] <abe3k> alokito : I mean I've read somewhere that it doesn't boot on the i7, needs some tweaking
[02:08] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Well, I use en_US.UTF-8 as language in Temrinal. Maybe that's the problem?
[02:08] <Coolg1026> ok
[02:08] <JuanCarlos> i need an Alternative GUI to config Services, the app "services-admin" dont exist ATM on Karmic, bug reported, any recommendation???
[02:08] <MenZa> basix: There's a patch attached. Try that.
[02:08] <MenZa> EricTheHax: Masters of the Universe. The Ubuntu packagers.
[02:09] <deostroll> Q: Hw do I know for sure I have apache installed? dpkg -l | grep '^apache' returns an empty list...!
[02:09] <Coolg1026> SIS video chips fail with FF 3.5 unless adv. configs are changed, just fyi.
[02:09] <MenZa> deostroll: apt-cache policy apache2
[02:09] <whaevr> how can i add entries in gconf-editor?
[02:09] <MenZa> deostroll: (I assume you want apache2, not apache legacy)
[02:09] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Yes, Temrinal is using UTF-8 already.
[02:09] <renilson> thank u all, a'll try again later... if u even could find mi solution and could send me by mail i'll thank you<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:09] <alokito> abe3k, then.. if your internet is fast download it and have a try, but if u have slow internet google it more before downloading
[02:09] <basix> MenZa, i can see that...but I need to connect to the internet using ubuntu to actually install it. Have the Ubuntu developers already put this fix out? Can you help me with that??
[02:09] <^Cheeky> when setting up transmissions in ubuntu server, should i create different use account just for transmissions .
 do u think you can do that?
[02:10] <abe3k> alokito : I have a 1 Mbit connection
[02:10] <renilson> i keep trying
[02:10] <MenZa> basix: Alas, I can't. You can try looking at !launchpad, though. For urgent stuff, I think you're out of luck.
[02:10] <JuanCarlos> i need an Alternative GUI to config Services, the app "services-admin" dont exist ATM on Karmic, any recommendation???
[02:10] <alokito> abe3k, ok then no problem to give it a try :)
[02:10] <abe3k> alokito : of course ! :D
[02:10] <MenZa> !karmic | JuanCarlos
[02:10] <basix> !launchpad
[02:11] <mo0nykit> Legendario, yup, I just did some googling and here are some that I found. http://beginlinux.com/desktop_training/ubuntu/1096-ubuntu-wireless-setup and http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/ubuntu-studio-no-wireless-connection-622296/
[02:11] <alokito> abe3k, the 32 bit version can use all cores too... 64 bit just runs some 64 bit app faster
[02:11] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to set a startup script to open certain programs in certain workspaces?
[02:11] <JuanCarlos> im gonna try Webmin, thanks anyway...   :)
[02:11] <abe3k> alokito : hmm, like what apps ?
[02:11] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I can write Swedish characters in Temrinal without any problems, but not getting them to work together with curl, lynx, php etc.
[02:11] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Exactly, set it to iso-8859-1 then try using curl to get http://www.expressen.se/Nyheter/1.1722512/vannen-om-gripne-piloten
[02:11] <MenZa> !webmin | JuanCarlos
[02:11] <mo0nykit> Legendario, does he have access to the Internet from some other computer beside the UbuntuStudio machine?
[02:12] <EricTheHax> does ubuntu allow hot insertion of a ps/2 mouse without there having been one at boot time?
[02:12] <alokito> abe3k, any app that's 64 bit
[02:12] <mo0nykit> EricTheHax, I tried it but no. Mouse doesn't get detected.
[02:12] <JuanCarlos> im gonna try eBox, thanks anyway...
 I believe he has access from another computer
[02:12] <EricTheHax> my wireless usb laser mouse is dying
[02:12] <Bluey> i have been running webmin for a year on ubuntu - I've no issues.
[02:12] <EricTheHax> thats y im askin
[02:12] <alokito> but I don't think u'll feel much difference till you are running a large app
[02:12] <abe3k> alokito : does openoffice, gimp , blender and so come in 64 editions ?
[02:12] <Coolg1026> Anyone responding in #ubuntu-motu ?
[02:13] <Bluey> abe3k -- yes
[02:13] <rpl> has anyone actually had any success with airodump-ng ?
[02:13] <Jordan_U> Evelina: The characters you are typing are in utf-8, the characters on that page are ISO-8859-1, that's the difference, not curl or PHP
[02:13] <MenZa> !anyone | rpl
[02:13] <abe3k> Bluey : Nice
[02:13] <joker4u> hello
[02:13] <alokito> abe3k, not sure, googling it
[02:13] <Coolg1026> A
[02:13] <abe3k> alokito : no need to I think they do come in 64
[02:13] <mo0nykit> Legendario, okay that's good.
[02:13] <Bluey> abe3k -- I am currently running ubuntu 9.04 (64 bit)
[02:13] <whaevr> how can i add entries with gconf?...
[02:13] <Coolg1026> Are you overriding the default Content-Type header?
[02:13] <alokito> abe3k, yah the do
[02:14] <MenZa> !gconf | whaevr
[02:14] <EricTheHax> i wish i had a disk resurfacer. id make so much money.....
[02:14] <MenZa> :(
[02:14] <abe3k> Bluey : and hows that working for yah ?
[02:14] <mo0nykit> Hello! I was compiling the 2.6.31-11.36 (with Ubuntu patches) kernel and several errors came up. Where are the logs for make-kpkg located, or any logs related to the compilation process?
[02:14] <abe3k> alokito : Cool :)
[02:14] <GodfatherofEire> Also, is there any way to get Ubuntu to start up in a workspace other than the first one?
[02:14] <intruder> MenZa: do you happen to know what rpl stands for ?
[02:14] <rpl> Hmm, fascinating response, Okay, I wish to enagage with someone that is throughly experienced using airodump-ng.
[02:14] <Coolg1026> by something like header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
[02:14] <MenZa> intruder: Alas, no.
[02:14] <intruder> :(
[02:14] <rpl> no, please update me about rpl?
[02:14] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Yes, now it's working!!!
[02:15] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Thank you very much.
[02:15] <mgv2> why the heck does the hebrew version of firefox opes windows twice in one website when clicking a java link
[02:15] <mgv2> ?
[02:15] <alokito> Bluey, does all 32 bit app run in 64 bit? I heard of some problems with 32 bit apps
[02:15] <abe3k> Bluey : its my first time of using a 64 OS, I don't know the downsides x)
 I'll take a look at them and forward to him. Thanks for the help.
[02:15] <alokito> specially in a windows 64 bit installation
[02:15] <Bluey> akokito - some run some don't - YMMV (your mileage may vary)
[02:15] <fulcan> what is the ubuntu version of wgetpaste for pastebin?
[02:15] <mo0nykit> Legendario, sure you're welcome
[02:15] <whaevr> >.<
[02:16] <Bluey> alokito - I did manage to get the 32 bit version of ff 3.5 for windows, and flash to work
[02:16] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I have to learn more about this topic. There are many topics to learn more about. At least it seams to be working since I changed the encoding.
[02:16] <Coolg1026> Where can I notify the person in charge of the ubuntu.com site that the XHTML isn't being sent out right?
[02:16] <abe3k> Bluey : do you use kaffeine and tv tuners on the ubuntu 64 ?
[02:16] <alokito> Bluey, in windows or in wine?
[02:16] <Coolg1026> As it's content-type itself is wrong for xhtml data
[02:16] <fulcan> apt-get install wgetpaste
[02:16] <rpl> reverse polish language
[02:16] <Bluey> akokito - in linux under wine, yes
[02:16] <Bluey> alokito
[02:16] <rpl> shaprashaaam?
[02:17] <MenZa> Coolg1026: http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/contactus is a good place to start.
[02:17] <rpl> who wants to learn about airodump-ng?
[02:17] <Evelina> How do I change the character encoding in Ubuntu Server Terminal. I mean, I haven't got the menu in a server environment?
[02:17] <MenZa> Evelina: set your locales
[02:17] <fulcan> does ubuntu have a pastebin application?
[02:17] <MenZa> fulcan: pastebinit
[02:17] <MenZa> !info pastebinit | fulcan
[02:18] <alokito> abe3k, all apps I have in my fedora 64 bit work fine, I just heard of some problems with 32 bit apps, haven't faced any myself
[02:18] <Naraki> evening
[02:18] <abe3k> alokito : I'll install 2 ubuntus just to be on the safe side x)
[02:18] <Evelina> MenZa: Do you mean the locales as in "locale"
[02:18] <Evelina> ?
[02:19] <MenZa> Evelina: Your various language variables, yes
[02:19] <MenZa> Evelina: I am in no way an expert, but the varies LANG_ stuff in this might be useful: http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/Unicode-HOWTO-3.html
[02:20] <MenZa> Evelina: Although that may very well be very overkill for what you want - check out man locale
[02:20] <teddy> Hey all, im new inn ubuntu and have 9.04, i have a 16/0,8 mbit interntt line and have used bittorents before to download and it was ok speed.. but now i feal its gowing mutch slower. somone have a program ore somthing to gett the speed ut? sorry my spelling im from norway
[02:20] <Naraki> a simple question any of you run aircrack-ng on a asus 1005ha without patched drivers in ubuntu 9.04?
[02:20] <Evelina> Jordan_U: The problem seem to still exist using a bash-script. Why isn't the characters working when I use curl in a bash script called test.sh?
[02:20] <MenZa> !anyone | Naraki
[02:20] <alokito> teddy, try a different torrent client, my favorite is ktorrent
[02:21] <Evelina> MenZa: Ok, thanks.
[02:21] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Did you open a new tab? I think the character encoding setting is per tab
[02:21] <MenZa> EvilPenguin|: Although Jordan_U seems to know much more about this topic than myself. ;)
[02:21] <MenZa> Evelina, even. Sorry, EvilPenguin|.
[02:21] <teddy> ok thanks, im using transmission now
[02:21] <EvilPenguin|> lol
[02:21] <EvilPenguin|> :)
[02:21] <Evelina> Jordan_U: No, I run the test.sh script in the same tab as I run the curl command.
[02:21] <rpl> I am having problems with airodump-ng, no results on output.
[02:22] <Naraki> rpl
[02:22] <deostroll> is there a short key to switch workspaces?
[02:22] <Naraki> its stalls here to
[02:22] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Odd
[02:22] <joker4u> http://pastebin.com/f401484dc
[02:23] <Naraki> standard drivers do allow for injection tho
[02:23] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Well, I store my URL in a variable that I then use in a php script, but all will be run in the Terminal by using a bash script.
[02:23] <alokito> deostroll, u can configure the shortcut to change workspace in your window manager configuration
[02:23] <abe3k> alokito : how does the ubuntu-9.04-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent sound ?
[02:23] <_schism_> evening all
[02:23] <Bluey> howdy tex!
[02:23] <desnaike> rpl does ur wifi card support injection
[02:24] <alokito> abe3k, its command line based, try the live cd
[02:24] <abe3k> alokito , oh..
[02:24] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Wait a minute, I use sed to filter the text and I only accept A-Za-z0-9 as characters. I think I have to in some way add Swedish characters too.
[02:24] <alokito> if normal installation works live cd will also work
[02:24] <Naraki> you can test by doing a fakauth
[02:24] <Naraki> fakeauth* to
[02:25] <joker4u> http://pastebin.com/f55b54cf9
[02:25] <_schism_> I need some help and google is letting me down. I did a default install of ubuntu with wubi and all is good except it split the loopback into 2 5 gig partitions and the /root is full. is tehre anyway to get some of the other 5 gigs from /boot? gparted seems to only work on physical drives so I am at a loss
[02:25] <Naraki> so far im getting around 2500 Ivs before it quits on me
[02:25] <^Cheeky> i just created a different user in my server fro transmssions , so if i want to setup web gui for transmissions deamon, should i modify the .jason file in the transmission home dir ?
[02:25] <abe3k> alokito : I'll download bot O.O
[02:25] <ingw3> hello! have a silly problem: then i login i dont see desktop icons and nautilus windows has now controls(close, maximaze and etc) but if i login with other user everthing is fine. help?
[02:25] <abe3k> alokito : both *
[02:26] <alokito> abe3k, okay, try the live cd 1st
[02:26] <steven__> Are there going to be any updates to Evolution with Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:26] <abe3k> alokito : I didn't find a livecd torrent only a desktop and an alternate, so I've downloaded both
[02:27] <Jordan_U> Evelina: There are locale safe regular expression operators, For a-z A-Z use [[:alpha:]]
[02:27] <abe3k> alokito : I usually pre order the ubuntu distributions :)
[02:27] <joker4u> http://pastebin.com/f27de00b3
[02:27] <desnaike> target not generating enough traffic google is ur friend
[02:27] <felipesilva> hello everybody
[02:27] <Jordan_U> Evelina: locales make life much harder in so many ways :)
[02:27] <cesurasean> anyone know where to find capitalism a love story by michael moore yet?
[02:27] <alokito> abe3k, the desktop iso is the livecd
[02:28] <abe3k> alokito : but since the machine is arriving soon, I'll have togo with downloading it :)
[02:28] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I think the problem is that the php script (or the bash script) use HTML characters (like: ö) instead of the Swedish characters. Then my filtering doesn't work correct.
[02:28] <abe3k> alokito : cool
[02:28] <Naraki> what happens if you flood a ap with spoofed deauth packets? would that drop the acosiated client? pardon me french
[02:28] <alokito> abe3k, you don't need to order a cd if you have fast internet
[02:28] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Will alfa use Swedish characters?
[02:29] <abe3k> alokito : I use the stickers !, on my car, which they are turned to dust by now xD
[02:29] <Naraki> nvm will ask that in a relevant pls
[02:29] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Yes, and any other language, that's why it was created
[02:29] <MenZa> !offtopic | abe3k
[02:29] <Naraki> place
[02:29] <alokito> abe3k, lol :P
[02:29] <mow_> cesurasean > maybe in flint
[02:29] <cesurasean> what do you mean in flint? :)
[02:29] <cesurasean> I've googled my face off.
[02:30] <mow_> cesurasean > flint michgan
[02:30] <cesurasean> yeah, go there and find it? LOL
[02:30] <mow_> lol
[02:30] <mow_> I
[02:30] <Evelina> Jordan_U: But it didn't help too change A-Za-z0-9 into [:alpha:]. The line got cut of anyway.
[02:30] <teddy> how can i chose ktorrents when i downloaded a torrent file? it just transmission that comes up when i downloaded a torrent
[02:30] <mow_> will look for you
[02:30] <joker4u> http://pastebin.com/f344b9448
[02:30] <mow_> I'm 20 miles away
[02:30] <_schism_> I need some help and google is letting me down. I did a default install of ubuntu with wubi and all is good except it split the loopback into 2 5 gig partitions and the /root is full. is tehre anyway to get some of the other 5 gigs from /boot? gparted seems to only work on physical drives so I am at a loss
[02:31] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Two '[' "[[:alpha:]]"
[02:31] <cesurasean> I've tried everything to find this movie, and it's been screened in Pittsburgh, LA, New York, and in Flint.
[02:31] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I think Terminal thinks the characters are the HTML characters, not the real Swedish characters.
[02:31] <abe3k> alokito : I think 64 will be better with the apache server and the php5 installed
[02:31] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok.
[02:31] <mow_> he's from flint
[02:31] <cesurasean> I know
[02:31] <GodfatherofEire> Also, is there any way to get Ubuntu to start up in a workspace other than the first one?
[02:31] <blackskyliner> _schism_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide   8.9
[02:32] <skull> 123
[02:32] <Evelina> Jordan_U: I'm trying to use this: sed 's/[^[[:alpha:]]\ \,\.\:\;\?\"\”].*//'
[02:32] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Then I get this: sed: -e expression #1, char 38: unterminated `s' command
[02:32] <joker4u> http://pastebin.com/f7cbf3d68
[02:32] <blackskyliner> btw _schism_: I only searched for 'wubi resize'
[02:32] <_schism_> blackskyliner : thanks so much!
[02:32] <abe3k> alokito : oh, one more thing . when I install apps from the synaptic package manager, It'll show me the 64 bit apps only right ?
[02:32] <MenZa> abe3k: indeed.
[02:33] <MenZa> Unless only 32-bit packages exist, I believe.
[02:33] <abe3k> MenZa : yeah thats my point exactly
[02:33] <alokito> MenZa, yup, right
[02:34] <fulcan> tar -zxvf VMware-server-2.0.1-156745.i386.tar.gz
[02:34] <prince_jammys> Evelina:  's/[^[:alpha:] ,.:;?"].*//'
[02:34] <abe3k> too bad I can't use my synaptic download cache from the 32 bit edition ;/
[02:34] <fulcan> cd VMware-server-2.0.1-156745.i386
[02:35] <MenZa> abe3k: sure you can - it'll just grab the amd64 version of your packages
[02:35] <MenZa> (if available)
[02:35] <fulcan> cd vmware-server-distrib
[02:35] <abe3k> MenZa : hmmm
[02:35] <fulcan> ./vmware-install.pl
[02:36] <Evelina> prince_jammys: ./test.sh: line 7: s/[^[:alpha:] ,.:;?"â].*//: No such file or directory
[02:36] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Sorry, my fault, I'll give it another try.
[02:36] <prince_jammys> Evelina: you forgot to type 'sed'?
[02:36] <abe3k> MenZa : the problem is that I'll have to download tons of updates when I install the 64 edition, which I already have predownloaded packages for the 32
[02:36] <Darkedge> Hey guys,
[02:36] <prince_jammys> hehe
[02:36] <MenZa> abe3k: oh, yeah.
[02:36] <Evelina> prince_jammys: The I get this anyway: ./test.sh: line 7: s/[^[:alpha:] ,.:;?"].*//: No such file or directory
[02:37] <MenZa> I thought you meant packages in dpkg -l.
[02:37] <teddy> ktorrents diddent work, any others idea?
[02:37] <prince_jammys> Evelina: what is line 7?
[02:37] <Darkedge> What are some cool apps (Like WINE)?
[02:37] <abe3k> MenZa : ah, nono I mean the downloaded packages cache, sorry
[02:37] <Evelina> prince_jammys: No, I didn't write it as I should. I will do another attempt.
[02:37] <MenZa> Darkedge: There's a lot of cool packages. So many we can't list them all here!
[02:38] <sebastian_> #ubuntu-es
[02:38] <sebastian_> shet
[02:38] <abe3k> Darkedge : look for the mouse gestures app, its soooo cool :)
[02:38] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Ok, I didn't get the error but the sentence was still cut of at the point where Swedish characters should be displayed.
[02:40] <abe3k> MenZa : uhm , will I be able to run the same games on the 64 edition of wine that I'm running on the 32 ?
[02:40] <Evelina> prince_jammys: I has to do with the HTML characters. The Swedish characters are being displayed as HTML characters, not as "real" characters. Therefore se will cut the sentence at the wrong place.
[02:40] <MenZa> abe3k: I don't know, I'm afraid.
[02:40] <abe3k> MenZa : hmm, will have todo some research
[02:40] <mikla> question: good web page to spend next 2 hours bout nix in general :D lol
[02:40] <Evelina> prince_jammys: This will show up in Temrinal instead of the Swedish character: ö
[02:41] <bobertdos> abe3k: Wine itself is 32-bit, so yes, you should be able to.
[02:41] <Darkedge> abe3k: Where's and What's the mouse gestures app?
[02:41] <prince_jammys> Evelina: ok, that's the html entity for (probably) o with an umlaut
[02:41] <abe3k> bobertdos : nice to hear that
[02:41] <Evelina> Therefore sed 's/[^[:alpha:] ,.:;?"].*//' will cut it off, I think.
[02:41] <prince_jammys> Evelina: You are discovering that parsing html with these tools sucks :)
[02:41] <jefinc> !burning
[02:42] <abe3k> Darkedge : I believe its called easystrokes
[02:42] <jefinc> !burning music
[02:42] <prince_jammys> Evelina: after you lose enough hair, look into learning python/perl/ruby/something  and an html parser module
[02:42] <MenZa> jefinc: !burning should give you what you want.
[02:42] <abe3k> !music inferno
[02:42] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Yeah, I begin to uderstand this. But this is my last problem (at least I think) so therefore I won't give it up now.
[02:42] <MenZa> !msgthebot
[02:42] <Jordan_U> Evelina: What are you trying to do?
[02:42] <ommegang> What's the best general purpose programming language to learn?
[02:43] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Yeah, I want to learn python, but I havenät got time to do so right now.
[02:43] <Bluey> omm - for what application?
[02:43] <jefinc> !ot
[02:43] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Just adding '&' to the character class should solve that problem ( I think :)
[02:43] <ommegang> I don't know. To use as an introduction to programming.
[02:43] <jefinc> !ot | ommegang
[02:43] <MenZa> jefinc: Please stop abusing the bot.
[02:44] <Biovore> ommegang: Python is a good starter language
[02:44] <FiremanEd> jefinc: stop
[02:44] <Aalinux> Evelina: http://www.python.org/doc/  , if you want to learn python.
[02:44] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Well, I'm trying to get the title of Swedish web pages and the cut the titles off after - | : characters and the rest of the sentence. The problem is that I tried to whitelist the characters in the sed option instead of writing every character that I won't accept.
[02:44] <bobertdos> ommegang: yeah, Python or C. Either fits well into the Ubuntu environment.
[02:45] <Darkedge> Thanks for the help, abe3k...
[02:45] <abe3k> Darkedge : no problems !
[02:45] <whaevr> ugh..anyone know why nautilus wont make thumbnails for avi videos...?
[02:45] <ommegang> C or c++?
[02:45] <bobertdos> whaevr: Are you able to play them?
[02:45] <Witepa> My keyboard is stuck in Greek at the login screen (gdm). I have tried to change /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /etc/default/console-setup, but neither did the trick. I cannot login to my laptop, can someone please help me?
[02:45] <mo0nykit> Just a quick question, no need to elaborate. Why is the kernel written in C and not C++?
[02:45] <Jordan_U> Evelina: A blacklist with unicode is impossible :)
[02:45] <scarby> I've heard Python is a good starter, not got round to having a go myself yet, but I will
[02:46] <whaevr> bobertdos: yeah
[02:46] <bobertdos> mo0nykit: C is optimized for OS programming. C++ is not.
[02:46] <joker4u> The current administrative user for VMware Server  is ''.  Would you like to
[02:46] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Yeah, the problem is that I want to cut sentences off when the 6 character will be used in text as a real & character and not as an part of a html character,.
[02:46] <joker4u> specify a different administrator? [no]
[02:46] <MenZa> mo0nykit: I dunno, why don't you go ask the kernel.org people?
[02:46] <abe3k> oh!, will ubuntu 9.10 be available on the 1st of October ? O.o
[02:46] <joker4u> The current administrative user for VMware Server  is ''.  Would you like to
[02:46] <mo0nykit> bobertdos, thanks :)
[02:46] <whaevr> For some reason its mime type is video/avi in gconf there is no thumbnail entry for this...
[02:46] <mo0nykit> MenZa, thanks.. what is the freenode channel for kernel.org?
[02:47] <MenZa> mo0nykit: There is none.
[02:47] <RHorse> !greek | Witepa
[02:47] <mo0nykit> oh :(
[02:47] <MenZa> mo0nykit: Kernel.org is the official Linux kernel repository. I don't think you'll get a very nice answer though, but rather get written off as a troll.
[02:47] <Witepa> RHorse: I don't really speak Greek, my keyboard is just stuck in Greek.
[02:47] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok, well, I want to cut the title off to only getting the title of the page, not the blog title. Many sites display the site title along with the page title. I just want to have the page title, nog the blog title. So I try to get the title tags and then cut the title off at some point.
[02:48] <Evelina> I want the title to display until some characters are displayed, like the characters not listed in my sed command.
[02:48] <mo0nykit> MenZa, hehe.. well if there is no channel supported by kernel.org, what freenode channel discusses the Linux kernel?
[02:48] <abe3k> when will ubuntu 9.10 be out ?
[02:48] <Jordan_U> Evelina: BTW, rather than constantly changing the locale for your terminal you can pipe anything to tcs to convert it to unicode, like: "tcs -f 8859-1"
[02:48] <MenZa> mo0nykit: None, officially, Try ##linux, though.
[02:48] <ka1ysa> hi can someone help me with ubuntu 904?
[02:48] <MenZa> !anyone | ka1ysa
[02:48] <bobertdos> whaevr: that's hard to say, and please don't pm
[02:48] <mo0nykit> MenZa, okay thanks
[02:49] <Evelina> Jordan_U: That would be great.
[02:49] <djzz> hey, I have a Q...  when i try to boot to ubuntu desktop (64bit) 9.04 it says the resolution is set too high and the monitor cannot display..
[02:49] <bobertdos> !ask | ka1ysa
[02:49] <djzz> how do i change without being able to boot up the gui?
[02:49] <mo0nykit> MenZa, why does it have two pound-signs? ##linux ?
[02:49] <MenZa> mo0nykit: It's an unofficial channel. See !freenode.
[02:49] <RHorse> Witepa an online greek dictionary might help
[02:50] <mo0nykit> !freenode
[02:50] <Logomachist> genii: Hello again. Remember my problem restoring my drive image with dd?
[02:50] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Like this: curl -Ls http://example.com | tcs -f 8859-1 or what?
[02:50] <Jordan_U> djzz: The liveCD or have you already installed?
[02:50] <Witepa> RHorse: No, it's a matter of not being able to login because my username and password are not in the Greek keyboard. The language to my computer is still in Greek, just the keyboard layout is stuck in English.
[02:50] <djzz> its installed already
[02:50] <Alan502> Any webpage that stores drivers for ubuntu or something similar?
[02:50] <fulcan> sudo passwd
[02:50] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Yes
[02:51] <Evelina> Jordan_U: And then I can use it in my original bash script?
[02:51] <Alan502> i think im missing some drivers on my laptop, the proyector does not work when i plug it in my laptop
[02:51] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Substituting 8859-1 for whatever charset the page uses
[02:51] <ka1ysa> ok im in the process ov recovering my drive however it still wont boot  how can i get it to boot so i can log in?
[02:51] <abe3k> damn ubuntu 9.10 is out in late october
[02:52] <bobertdos> ka1ysa: How far do you get before it fails?
[02:52] <Alan502> abe3k, what changes will it include?
[02:52] <Evelina> Jordan_U: But will it be displayed correct in my Gnome Terminal whatever encoding I use if I pipe it through tcs -f 8859-1?
[02:52] <ka1ysa> 1234 ???
[02:52] <FiremanEd> Witepa: Did you go to System>Preferences>Keyboard?
[02:52] <ka1ysa> not far
[02:52] <Jordan_U> Evelina: You will still have to deal with sweedish characters, it might solve some problems but it depends on the problem
[02:52] <abe3k> Alan502 , many improvements to the 9.04 , plus it'll have a 10second boot up time :D
[02:52] <Jordan_U> Evelina: Yes
[02:53] <IdleOne> !karmic
[02:53] <Alan502> sounds really nice, im happy with 9.04 tho
[02:53] <Alan502> just that... im missing some drivers still i think xD
[02:53] <mo0nykit> I just attempted to compile the kernel and came up with errors. Where can I find the logs for the kernel compilation?
[02:53] <RHorse> Witepa http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1271427
[02:53] <Naraki> aye i like my netbook remix 9.04 a lot and so does my eeepc lol
[02:53] <bobertdos> ka1ysa: What have you tried to use for recovery?
[02:54] <Witepa> FiremanEd: That's how I caused the problem, but now I cannot login, I can only use my computer by using the liveCD, so I need to dkpg-reconfigure something or change some preferences file.
[02:54] <ka1ysa> testdisk
[02:54] <djzz> hey, when i try and boot to my installation of ubuntu it will not load because of my resolution settings..  how do i fix this without being able to load up the GUI ?
[02:54] <Witepa> RHorse: If you look at the maker of that thread, it is me. It is an unsolved problem.
[02:54] <Evelina> Jordan_U: How do I get the html characters to show up as they do with curl in terminal using file_get_contents in my php script?
[02:54] <FiremanEd> Witepa: RHorse's link is the answer
[02:54] <fulcan> sudo passwd root
[02:54] <bobertdos> ka1ysa: If you have a Live CD, you can try gpart, not to be confused with gparted.
[02:55] <Witepa> FiremanEd: That is a thread that I started and it is unsolved.
[02:55] <n8tuser> djzz-> look for vga=  settings in grub, i dont remember the code setting for diff rez.. you may have to google for it
[02:55] <RHorse> Witepa oh. Yea.
[02:55] <fulcan> su root
[02:55] <FiremanEd> Witepa: gotcha.
[02:55] <djzz> n8tuser thanks
[02:55] <Darkedge> /home/darkedge/.themes/Beastie/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:55: Clearlooks configuration option "menuitemstyle" is not supported and will be ignored.
[02:55] <joeb3_> djzz,  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:55] <Darkedge> /home/darkedge/.themes/Beastie/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:56: Clearlooks configuration option "listviewitemstyle" is not supported and will be ignored.
[02:55] <Darkedge> /home/darkedge/.themes/Beastie/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:57: Clearlooks configuration option "progressbarstyle" is not supported and will be ignored.
[02:55] <Evelina> Jordan_U: It seems like my php script is making the Swedish character look like HTML characters instead of ht eSwedish characters I saw using curl (since we change the encoding in Terminal)
[02:55] <ka1ysa> ben there however i dont see anything to recover bot
[02:55] <ka1ysa> booot
[02:55] <bobertdos> fulcan: What are you trying to do?
[02:56] <Darkedge> Is what I get when starting Erald...
[02:56] <Jordan_U> Evelina: PHP has features for converting between character sets but I'm not familiar with them
[02:56] <Evelina> Jordan_U: This is my php code if it helps: http://paste.ubuntu.com/280040/
[02:56] <RHorse> witepa Maybe someone in the Greek ubuntu channel can help you.
[02:57] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Ok, ok, I will try to check it up.
[02:57] <bobertdos> ka1ysa: Clarify, are you trying to recover a corrupt partition or are you a dual booter trying to recover an Ubuntu partition masked by Windows?
[02:57] <Mooch_> is there any way to use the live CD to fix an install of 8.04?  power supply failed, replaced it, thei it booted into Nautilus w/ no tool bars and a COBRA error
[02:57] <ka1ysa> neather
[02:57] <Mooch_> I am using the live cd now
[02:57] <Witepa> RHorse: Except for the fact that there are only 11 members in that channel and no one has responded to me yet...
[02:58] <mo0nykit> How do I print screen output to a text file as well as to the standard output? Using  >> ?
[02:58] <RHorse> Mooch_ sounds like just the .gnome settings might be in issue
[02:58] <ka1ysa> i zeroed out the first 63 sectors of the drive
[02:59] <Mooch_> RHorse, how do I fix it?
[02:59] <ka1ysa> i just got back the files ext
[02:59] <bobertdos> ka1ysa: Oh, THAT type of recovery. I don't know a whole lot about that.
[02:59] <ketapang_co_co> hiiii
[02:59] <ka1ysa> cool ok thanks for the try
[03:00] <bobertdos> mo0nykit: I think you could probably pipe through echo.......
[03:00] <djzn> answer quickly: which mobo is best for ubuntu: M3A78-EM or M3N78-VM
[03:00] <RHorse> Mooch_ Removing the contents of ~/.gnome, ~/.gnome2, ~/.nautilus, ~/.gconf should remove most of the settings and put you back to a default setup
[03:01]  * IdleOne flips a coin
[03:01] <ka1ysa> how a bout msfk or one of them?
[03:01] <mgv2> how can i install a flash player?
[03:01] <bobertdos> mo0nykit: maybe something to the effect of cat file1 >> file2 | echo -- not sure about that
[03:01] <irwan> hiii gaesss
[03:01] <IdleOne> M3N78-VM wild guess, I have no clue but you wanted a quick answer djzn
[03:01] <Alan502> I'm having problem watching youtube videos on firefox 3.5
[03:01] <alokito> !hi | irwan
[03:01] <mo0nykit> bobertdos, thanks.. okay i'll give that a try
[03:01] <Alan502> and any type of flv videos
[03:01] <Alan502> the sound doesnt come out
[03:02] <solid_liq> !ping
[03:02] <djzn> IdleOne: wrong answer, AMD chipset is superior, and HD3200 Radeon support is  better under linux
[03:02] <solid_liq> is it just me, or is facebook really slow right now?
[03:02] <irwan> hiii jg
[03:02] <alokito> solid_liq, lol :P
[03:02] <bobertdos> mgv2: Assuming you haven't already tried to install anything, in a terminal, do sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree.
[03:02] <Mooch_> RHorse how do I find that using the live CD ?
[03:02] <Jordan_U> mo0nykit: "tee"
[03:02] <bobertdos> Alan502: What are you using for flash?
[03:02] <MenZa> !ot | solid_liq
[03:02] <Jordan_U> mo0nykit: Or rather, tee -a
[03:03] <solid_liq> djzn, no no, nvidia drivers for linux are much better than the amd drivers
[03:03] <AstroEl> hio
[03:03] <mgv2> bobertdos, but how can i choose out of the three in the terminal?
[03:03] <RHorse> Mooch_ are you using the live CD to recover a hard drive install?
[03:03] <Evelina> Jordan_U: Well, time to go to bed. Thanks for all help.
[03:03] <solid_liq> MenZa, it is ubuntu related...  I'm using ubuntu to try to go to facebook, and my browser doesn't seem to want to load it ;)
[03:03] <Jordan_U> Evelina: np
[03:03] <bobertdos> mgv2: which three?
[03:03] <MenZa> solid_liq: I beg to differ.
[03:03] <Evelina> prince_jammys: Thank yuo too for helping me out tonight.
[03:03] <Mooch_> RHorse I am in the live CD now,
[03:03] <solid_liq> MenZa, I don't
[03:03] <MenZa> solid_liq: Channel policy does.
[03:04] <IdleOne> solid_liq: that is facebook related try ##facebook
[03:04] <solid_liq> MenZa, I'm wondering if it's a browser problem
[03:04] <AstroEl> I have an issue using WINE to use a Red Alert 2 map editor, I get an error "Improper value format doesn't end in NULL"