[00:00] <Plasmastar> g_0_0: I got it. :)
[00:00] <Plasmastar> alsa-utils reset worked wonders
[00:00] <harleypig> etfb: It's a virtual private server.
[00:00] <red2kic> BlackDalek: Hold SHIFT when you boot up.
[00:00] <g_0_0> Plasmastar, so you have sound now?
[00:00] <nejode> BlackDalek, boot with the live cd and chroot into your filesystem
[00:00] <Plasmastar> g_0_0: Yup, thanks. :)
[00:00] <harleypig> Cale: that's not that different from mine at 1.9G
[00:00] <g_0_0> Plasmastar, you're welcome
[00:00] <nejode> BlackDalek, ...then finish the upgrade
[00:00] <harleypig> what about /usr?
[00:00] <Cale> yeah
[00:01] <Cale> Just checking
[00:01] <harleypig> :]
[00:01] <Cale> 8.3 GB for /usr
[00:01] <harleypig> well monkey spit
[00:01] <Cale> Ubuntu is just kinda big.
[00:01] <harleypig> sounds like I need to increase my partition size.
[00:02] <MylesMan> hey g_0_0 can u help me
[00:02] <g_0_0> What's the problem MylesMan?
[00:02] <MylesMan> I have mythtv setup its all working except every boot i have to re-run the capturecard setup to init my usb tuner
[00:03] <Cale> (my /usr/local is 2.2GB though)
[00:03] <g_0_0> what command do you have to run? MylesMan
[00:03] <Cale> So it works out about the same in the end.
[00:04] <MylesMan> mythtv-setup then go into capturecard and just click finish
[00:04] <MylesMan> and it inits fine
[00:04] <MylesMan> and modprobe pvrusb2
[00:05] <g_0_0> is it the pvrusb2 that fixes the problem mylesman
[00:05] <harleypig> Cale: yeah *sigh* Linode is great, but they're stingy with the hard drive space.
[00:05] <MylesMan> both
[00:05] <MylesMan> i have to modprobe the setup etc
[00:05] <MylesMan> then setup*
[00:06] <g_0_0> ok add pvrusb2 to the file /etc/modules mylesman
[00:06] <MylesMan> how
[00:06] <MylesMan> ?
[00:06] <g_0_0> gksudo gedit /etc/modules
[00:06] <skutr3> hey guys grooveshark isnt working on my pc can i get some help?
[00:06] <g_0_0> then add a line
[00:06] <g_0_0> MylesMan, with  pvrusb2
[00:07] <MylesMan> just pvrusb2
[00:07] <MylesMan> ?
[00:07] <g_0_0> yep
[00:07] <MylesMan> after loop
[00:07] <Cale> harleypig: Straight up ubuntu is a weird choice though, since it my default has lots of desktop stuff that I bet is using a lot of the space.
[00:07] <g_0_0> before
[00:07] <ssn> hi guys
[00:07] <aeon-ltd> skutr3: details please
[00:07] <MylesMan> ok
[00:07] <ssn> i have a bit of a silly question
[00:07] <g_0_0> MylesMan, you won't have to do modprobe after
[00:07] <sacarlson> BlackDalek: my guess is you have a wubi install and have updated, there are issues with wubi updates at this time posible fix see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1639198
[00:07] <Cale> harleypig: If you're not using gnome, etc. you might try uninstalling it.
[00:07] <MylesMan> i'll try that
[00:07] <MylesMan> thx
[00:08] <g_0_0> MylesMan, goodluck
[00:08] <skutr3> aeon-ltd: well i try to play a song and it wont play.... it buffers but doesnt play....
[00:08] <njero> Hmm, usb fail too. I am jinxed... let me reboot and check that CD.
[00:08] <ssn> is it possible to export nfs shares on a system with just a root account to a system with a normal user that still can write on it (without sudo)?
[00:08] <harleypig> aptitude search gnome | grep '^i' returns nothing ... doesn't look like any gnome libraries are installed
[00:08] <Acid190> When Ubuntu boots, is there a config file or a way to change it from saying ubuntu to...whatever?
[00:09] <BigMonkey> Video help?  Streaming video in gnome stops, but only in my main account.  Is there anything I can reinitialize to fix it?
[00:09] <bardyr> Hey, i have a Acer travelmate 230 and just installed Ubuntu 10.10 but i have a problem with the load, no matter what i do i cant get the load under 1, even with gdm/X killed and the box doing nothing
[00:11] <Acid190> bardyr: what's load 1?
[00:11] <bardyr> Acid190, average load: 0.98
[00:11] <bardyr> top/uptime
[00:12] <skutr3> aeon-ltd: you there?
[00:12] <sacarlson> ssn: yes, it must be posible since I setup pxeboot with read write for users on nfs
[00:13] <ssn> scrooloose: it does not work here. with no_root_squash, you still can only write with sudo
[00:13] <Acid190> bardyr: your processor frequency? or is there a load feature I don't know about?
[00:13] <BlaDe^> I've just installed lm-sensors and my gpu is at 104 degrees C -- is that considered high?
[00:14] <piercedwater> Can anyone here help me with large storage options? (8+ TB)
[00:14] <gnychis> I have an ubuntu CD mounted at /mnt/iso (I have no internet connection), and I am trying to install a deb.  I added this to /etc/apt/sources.list "deb file::///mnt/iso lucid main restricted" and commented everything else out, I then did apt-get update, and tried to install something but got "E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list"
[00:14] <ssn> BlaDe^: thats ok
[00:14] <bardyr> Acid190, if you open up your terminal and type uptime, it will display the system load
[00:14] <BlaDe^> ssn: what temperature should I start to be concerned at?
[00:15] <sacarlson> ssn: I think you need to add rw  example: /nfs-share/ubuntu/    *(no_root_squash,rw,async,no_subtree_check)
[00:15] <ssn> BlaDe^: grakas get quite hot. as long as you dont have any crashes or display errors, you should be fine
[00:15] <ssn> sacarlson: thats exactly how my exports look
[00:16] <BlaDe^> ssn: what about CPU? It has been overheating lately.. I just cleaned out the fans etc though
[00:16] <ssn> BlaDe^: do you have case fan?
[00:16] <BlaDe^> ssn:  it's a laptop
[00:16] <sacarlson> ssn: I should verify then,  the last setup I just use for install that might just create a ram disk to write
[00:16] <Acid190> bardyr: i apparently have 3 users on this laptop
[00:17] <ssn> BlaDe^: does it still crash afer cleaning?
[00:17] <BlaDe^> I have to clock the laptop at 800MHz to stop it overheating, though.. However, it never overheated on Windows.
[00:17] <Acid190> bardyr: but my load average: 1.00, 0.95, 0.78
[00:18] <bardyr> Acid190, and thats probably fine if you are using your computer, not if your computer is idle
[00:18] <Acid190> bardyr: have like 5 things going, what the hell is the 3 users though?
[00:18] <Acid190> sorry, heck
[00:19] <maco> Acid190: you logged in on the gui, plus two terminals?
[00:19] <ssn> BlaDe^: maybe the fans are running to slow? http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ACPI_fan_control_script
[00:19] <Acid190> maco: ah, nice
[00:19] <Linux_PRO> s
[00:19] <sacarlson> ssn: it would also depend on how the disk is mounted that you are exporting and how the privs are set on that disk and dir
[00:19] <Linux_PRO> How to install wine in linux 10.10?
[00:20] <bardyr> Linux_PRO, sudo apt-get install wine ; winecfg
[00:21] <Acid190> maco: there any other terminal tricks for good system info?
[00:21] <bardyr> Acid190, top
[00:21] <maco> Acid190: i like iotop
[00:21] <nabukadnezar43> hi how do i install network-manager-gnome on kubuntu maverick
[00:21] <maco> nabukadnezar43: with the package manager
[00:22] <BigMonkey> bardyr: streaming stops, but only in my main account.  Can I delete any config files? Works fine in other accounts
[00:22] <maco> nabukadnezar43: open kpackagekit and search for it
[00:22] <maco> nabukadnezar43: to remove the others, ive already given you the package names in the other channel
[00:22] <nabukadnezar43> ok i have synaptic, but do i have to remove the used one first?
[00:22] <nabukadnezar43> ahh ok sorry
[00:22] <maco> nabukadnezar43: youd want to do it in the other order so youre online to install the new one
[00:22] <bardyr> BigMonkey, Sure go ahead and delete them all (btw what are you talking about? =
[00:22] <bardyr> )
[00:23] <nabukadnezar43> ok thanks maco
[00:23] <gnychis> I have an ubuntu CD mounted at /mnt/iso (I have no internet connection), and I am trying to install a deb.  I added this to /etc/apt/sources.list "deb file::///mnt/iso lucid main restricted" and commented everything else out, I then did apt-get update, and tried to install something but got "E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list"
[00:23] <BigMonkey>  bardyr:  Gnome streaming video 9.10 on a thinkpad, streaming stops after varying short periods - 10 sec to a minute or so.  Wierd part - only happens in my main account
[00:23] <void> ldfire
[00:23] <BlaDe^> ssn:  none of those eem to work for 10.10
[00:24] <void> jeez
[00:24] <bardyr> BigMonkey, Weird, i would just install vlc :)
[00:24] <EmuAlert> How do you normally take pictures with a computer's camera?
[00:24] <bardyr> EmuAlert, gnome-cheese
[00:25] <BigMonkey> bardyr
[00:25] <bikerer> hey, im having some problems
[00:25] <BigMonkey> bardyr: sorry about the blank.  VLC integrates with mozilla well?
[00:25] <bikerer> include/linux/coda.h:223: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before 'u_quad_t'
[00:26] <bardyr> BigMonkey, if you install the plugin, it does
[00:26] <Acid190> bikerer: what are you trying to do?
[00:26] <bc81> BigMonkey: mozilla-plugin-vlc
[00:26] <BigMonkey> bardyr: do I have to remove any other plugin stuff?
[00:27] <bikerer> Acid190, compile a linux kernel for a huawei s7 using a arm-eabi  i just built from the google tools
[00:27] <BlaDe^> my fan speeds aren't showing up in "sensors" -- why would that be?
[00:27] <bikerer> trued with gnueabi that dint work , produced the module i needed but it was incompatible somehow
[00:27] <bikerer> and then i tried codesourcerys eabi, that didnt work either, basically produced the same error as this one here
[00:27] <Acid190> bikerer: ha, outta my league
[00:27] <bikerer> hehe ok
[00:28] <bardyr> BigMonkey, not exactly sure, probably
[00:29] <v0lksman> hey all!  10.04 -> 10.10 upgrade gone bad.  I can't seem to load the drivers for my nvidia card (GT220)...can anyone point me in the right direction?
[00:29] <bardyr> v0lksman, dmesg -> pastebin
[00:30] <BigMonkey> bardyr: thanks.  I'm hesitant to go down that route, though.  Since it's an account-dependent thing, I've deleted .mozilla, .gstreamer*, .macromedia*, hoping to get it.
[00:30] <BigMonkey> bardyr: that's what the "delete config files" thing was about.
[00:31] <ipatch> so i am following the guide located: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10425861&posted=1#post10425861 and grub is not loading :-/
[00:31] <v0lksman> bardyr, http://pastebin.com/cYSdBjRQ
[00:31] <pabst> what's the etymology of 'wheel' to mean 'administrator'?
[00:32] <bardyr> v0lksman, doesn't seem to be anything there, whats actually the problem and do you get any error messages
[00:33] <v0lksman> no errors or anything...but compiz won't launch and I can't get twinview working
[00:33] <bc81> pabst: http://superuser.com/questions/191955/what-is-the-wheel-user-in-os-x
[00:33] <rww> pabst: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/W/wheel.html says "from slang ‘big wheel’ for a powerful person"
[00:34] <v0lksman> when I open nvidia settings it says nvidia isn't the current driver
[00:34] <v0lksman> what ever happened to envy!  :)
[00:34] <kasper_> god i hate unity
[00:34] <pabst> aaaah
[00:34] <pabst> ty
[00:34] <Acid190> v0lksman: administration/hardware drivers?
[00:35] <KM0201> v0lksman: envy...lol, another "problem from the past".. automatix, envy, and now tweak.. :)
[00:35] <imon> anyone know how to set up ircd-hybrid to make user supply a password to connect??
[00:35] <Acid190> not a fan of tweak
[00:35] <v0lksman> envy always worked for me...I read the horrors but it always seemed to work.. :)
[00:35] <KM0201> Acid190: not i said the fly... :)
[00:36] <KM0201> v0lksman: the problem w/ envy(and automatix, and tweak) is when they fail, its often quite spectacular, and difficult to fix.
[00:36] <kasper_> sudo apt-get install unity-sucks
[00:36] <v0lksman> so this is fun, the Restricted Driver window (jocky?) says it's activated but not currently in use...
[00:36] <v0lksman> ?
[00:36] <Acid190> kasper_: lol
[00:36] <bikerer> hrmf. if all else fails change m to n :D
[00:37] <kasper_> just installed the new UNR and i am NOT pleased
[00:37] <EmuAlert> Are mod1, mod2, mod3, and mod5 normally unassigned?
[00:37] <v0lksman> KM0201, I could say the same about Ubuntu's driver management at this time... :)
[00:37] <ArkoldThos> where do I reinstall grub (installed windows 7 long time ago and since my starcraft 2 licence just expired... i want to use ubuntu again)
[00:37] <Acid190> How is envy,automatix, tweak better than compiz?
[00:37] <ArkoldThos> i mean, is grub-install /dev/???
[00:37] <bastidrazor> !grub2 | ArkoldThos
[00:37] <KM0201> Acid190: you could make the same argument.. i hate compiz
[00:37] <bastidrazor> ArkoldThos: use the restoregrub link
[00:37] <Acid190> preference
[00:37] <kasper_> whatever happened to elbuntu
[00:38] <bikerer> you can boot linux from the nt bootload too somehow
[00:38] <bikerer> i did it once
[00:38] <KM0201> v0lksman: did you enable the restricted driver? what is your nvidia device
[00:38] <v0lksman> GT220
[00:38] <KM0201> hmm
[00:38] <v0lksman> I installed nvidia-current from repos
[00:38] <v0lksman> when I first opened jocky it was blank so I did it manually
[00:39] <KM0201> v0lksman: wellt hats your problem
[00:39] <KM0201> v0lksman: most likely you intalled the wrong nvidia driver.
[00:39] <bikerer> you have the kernel headers is suppose?
[00:39] <KM0201> v0lksman: or it needs enabled in xorg... you can't blame ubuntu when you don't do something right.
[00:39] <bikerer> move your xorg file out of the way and try again?
[00:40] <bikerer> or replace nvidia with nv
[00:40] <v0lksman> bikerer, that's the only way I got it to boot...kill the xorg file
[00:40] <v0lksman> bikerer, I bet thats it!  will try that!
[00:40] <bikerer> wait
[00:40] <v0lksman> ok
[00:40] <bikerer> the nv driver is the nvidia generic xorg driver
[00:40] <bikerer> the nvidia install should have made a xorg file
[00:41] <bikerer> i suggest trying different drivers or trying to get jockey to play game somehow
[00:41] <bikerer> perhaps apt-get install the nvidia drivers
[00:41] <Boatingbum23> hello, i have an optical input on my mother board and would like to have that feed (from my tv) play through my speakers. how do i do that?
[00:41] <prodigel> hi all. redmine+ubuntu here, email issues, need help. thanks in advance :d
[00:41] <bardyr> bikerer, nv is a old crappy open source nvidia driver that only supports 2d
[00:41] <bikerer> yep
[00:41] <v0lksman> poop
[00:41] <v0lksman> hahaha
[00:41] <rww> ...
[00:41] <bikerer> but it works during fucked nvidia modules
[00:41] <Acid190> v0lksman: wrap the driver?
[00:42] <v0lksman> wonder if I should attempt mannual install of the downloaded driver from nvidia
[00:42] <bardyr> v0lksman,  sudo nvidia-xconfig ; sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[00:42] <maco> !language | bikerer
[00:42] <bikerer> sorry
[00:42] <Mantis[]> hi anyone have a favorite video converting program? ( ogm to avi )
[00:42] <v0lksman> bardyr, I read somewhere that nvidia-xconfig will bork things pretty good...I guess it can't hurt at this point...ahhaha
[00:43] <anchorschmidt> mencoder all the way
[00:43] <bikerer> i think handbreak is supposed to be quite good
[00:43] <bardyr> bikerer, his nvidia modules are not broken, they are just not configured
[00:43] <bikerer> aah
[00:43] <v0lksman> bardyr, weird...nvidia-xconfig isn't found
[00:44] <Midas3> Mantis[]: or avidemux
[00:44] <EmuAlert> What's the command for key presses?
[00:44] <v0lksman> http://pastebin.com/RfWTde3W
[00:44] <anchorschmidt> or pacpl, that's the most powerful file conversion program ever. It converts both audio and video http://www.tux-crazy.com/2011/01/ultimate-guide-to-audio-conversion-in_25.html
[00:44] <v0lksman> my nvidia packages
[00:44] <delemi> Question - After updates today my laptop boots into what looks like ubuntu and then opens a terminal. Any ideas?
[00:44] <v0lksman> delemi, nvidia?
[00:44] <anchorschmidt> startx?
[00:44] <anchorschmidt> try startx
[00:44] <delemi> intel
[00:44] <bardyr> v0lksman, post your xcorg.conf
[00:45] <sorush20> hi is there a program out there for ubuntu splits large files or folders into smaller number of files and burns them to dvd  automatically.. k3b doesn't do that.
[00:45] <delemi> x: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
[00:45] <sprink> Is there any way I could remove some recent updates, or some way to simulate that updates are available, so I can write some regex's accordingly?
[00:46] <Acid190> delemi: sudo
[00:46] <mellin> How do I go about editing the grub2 text entries for which kernel to boot?  I looked in /etc/grub/default and didn't see anything in the file to edit the text titles
[00:46] <Gulfstream> I installed the driver for the wireless card via ndiswrapper, but now the network manager can''t even detect the wireless card or the router. (I'm using 10.10 and the belkin F5d8053 (usb) v3xxx)
[00:46] <v0lksman> bardyr, http://pastebin.com/SJ6Q4yr1
[00:46] <anchorschmidt> sorush20 you can use Kdenlive to split the video and then export and .vob files and then you can burn them
[00:46] <Gulfstream> How do I get the computer connected to the internet?
[00:46] <strangl3r> hi all. I was trying to load a symlinked directory in apache2 (perms were set to the ww-data user correctly) and I still get a permissions denied error. Once I move the files into /var/www instead of using the symlink it works. Why is this happening? I don't have selinux installed.
[00:46] <strangl3r> *www-data
[00:46] <NixGeek> delemi: sudo startx
[00:46] <strangl3r> Gulfstream, need more info
[00:47] <strangl3r> are you using ethernet, wifi ?
[00:47] <delemi> Fatal Server Error: Server is already started
[00:47] <strangl3r> delemi, stop the server process first
[00:47] <v0lksman> bardyr, I can't boot with that though...
[00:47] <solar_george> delemi sudo service gdm restart
[00:47] <Boatingbum23> hello, i have an optical input on my mother board and would like to have that feed (from my tv) play through my speakers. how do i do that?
[00:47] <v0lksman> I have it renamed and no xorg in use right now...with it it won't launch X saying nvidia isn't valid
[00:48] <bardyr> v0lksman, what does "sudo modprobe nvidia" do
[00:48] <v0lksman> nothing at all
[00:48] <Acid190> v0lksman: do you have Nvidia X server settings in administration?
[00:48] <strangl3r> Boatingbum23, this is not an ubuntu question
[00:49] <bardyr> v0lksman, anything happened in dmesg?
[00:49] <Boatingbum23> where should i ask then?
[00:49] <sorush20> anchorschmidt: its not a movie its lots of photos in folders
[00:49] <v0lksman> Acid190, preferences
[00:49] <strangl3r> Boatingbum23, read your motherboard manual
[00:49] <v0lksman> Acid190, yes
[00:49] <v0lksman> bardyr, nope
[00:49] <Boatingbum23> ...already did...they like windows, thanks anyway
[00:49] <magnetic> join #morphos
[00:49] <jcmena35> #aprendices
[00:50] <bikerer> the latest ubuntu kernel seems to break the broadcom sta drivers here btw
[00:50] <v0lksman> bardyr, lsmod has nvidia               9331115  0
[00:50] <v0lksman> agpgart                32075  1 nvidia
[00:50] <Acid190> v0lksman: if you can use that program, it will let you save an xorg file in "display configuration"
[00:50] <sprink> Any way to simulate there are package updates available with any of the apt tools?
[00:50] <bikerer> magnetic, spot on!
[00:50] <v0lksman> Acid190, yea it won't launch cause the nvidia driver isn't in use (so it claims)
[00:50] <delemi> Restarted services, went to login page. Logged in. Looks like I am on my desktop with out any icons or task bars. And there is a terminal window open. I can do nothing but type in the term.
[00:51] <Acid190> weird
[00:51] <delemi> If I type Exit. It takes me back out to the login page.
[00:51] <bardyr> v0lksman, sudo jockey-text -e nvidia-current
[00:51] <Acid190> delemi: are you trying to poweroff?
[00:52] <delemi> trying to get out of the term window.
[00:52] <bardyr> v0lksman, if that doesn't work you need to boot with the broken xorg.conf and find the error messages
[00:52] <delemi> I just rebooted my computer after updates.
[00:52] <v0lksman> Unknown driver: nvidia-current
[00:52] <delemi> It comes back on to the login page.
[00:53] <v0lksman> sudo jockey-text --list
[00:53] <v0lksman> kmod:nvidia_current - nvidia_current (Proprietary, Enabled, Not in use)
[00:53] <bardyr> _ instead of -
[00:53] <delemi> I login. Now I am on my desktop but nothing is there. No icons. No folders. No task bars.
[00:53] <Jordan_U> v0lksman: Have you rebooted since enabling the driver?
[00:53] <delemi> There is a white term window open.
[00:53] <njero> g_0_0, Jordan_U: my CD checked out okay... must be a bad drive. The USB did not check out though.. I must have done something wrong there. Does the media need to be formatted in a particular way or should dd handle that?
[00:54] <delemi> That is all that is present.
[00:54] <v0lksman> Jordan_U, yep...many times...
[00:54] <Acid190> v0lksman:http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=99513
[00:54] <Jordan_U> njero: You can't just dd an Ubuntu iso to a flash drive. You need to use a tool like unetbootin.
[00:55] <njero> oh... hmm
[00:55] <bardyr> njero, also ubuntu comes with a built in tool to create live usb drivers
[00:55] <njero> bardyr: I am on OSX
[00:56] <njero> Jordan_U: I was following the instructions here... http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download
[00:56] <v0lksman> bardyr, tried with a _ and the same thing
[00:56] <bardyr> njero, btw mbp does not support booting from USB
[00:56] <Jordan_U> njero: I've made an image which can be dd'd.
[00:56] <bardyr> v0lksman, reboot and paste all errors
[00:56] <v0lksman> with the xorg.conf restored?
[00:56] <g_0_0> njero, have you managed to boot from the CD?
[00:56] <Jordan_U> njero: A USB drive created that way will only boot on an intel mac, not a standard BIOS based PC.
[00:56] <bardyr> v0lksman, with xorg.conf that uses nvidia driver
[00:56] <njero> *facepalm*
[00:56] <v0lksman> k
[00:57] <v0lksman> thx
[00:57] <Jordan_U> njero: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ubuntu_minimal_maverick_amd64_ddable.iso
[00:57] <njero> g_0_0: I tried the CD in my macbook and it worked and I ran the check... it was good. I am trying to install on my Toshiba where the drive is apparently bad
[00:58] <g_0_0> njero, how old the the toshiba?
[00:58] <njero> 2005
[00:58] <EmuAlert> I messed up my keys with xmodmap. How do I get back to the default?
[00:58] <prodigel> EmuAlert, xkeycaps
[00:58] <prodigel> EmuAlert, restart defaults
[00:58] <Jordan_U> njero: You can also boot from the liveCD on your mac (which I assume has a good drive) and use System > Administration > Startup Disk Creator from within the live system.
[00:58] <nabukadnezar43> i cant get nm-applet (applet for network-manager-gnome) running under kubuntu, here is the error i get: "http://pastebin.com/1EU1N4iE"
[00:58] <njero> aha
[00:59] <g_0_0> njero, you could try cleaning the cd lens with alcohol
[00:59] <nabukadnezar43> what should i do
[01:00] <rand_u> in windows how do you check the iso for errors after it has been burned? i tried isobuster and selected 2048 but it has errors at he end of the drive (gets to 99%) if i click replace with zeros i just keep getting asked the question... tried like 7-8 times. then i said lets try the selection button (with zero option) and it finishes but the md5sum is not valid. i'm 99% sure this is a valid burn. what should i be doing differently?
[01:00] <strangl3r> rand_u, windows? wrong channel dude.
[01:00] <nabukadnezar43> join #windows rand_u
[01:01] <rand_u> strang13r yea- i'm asking here because ms windows users don't do this md5 stuff. and i couldn't find any other good place. it is an ubuntu iso.
[01:01] <delemi> So guys - After updates today I reboot my machine. I come to the Ubuntu 10.10 login, I enter my password and it logs me into the desktop. However it has no icons, folders or task bars. It does however have a term window open. Does anyone have any ideas?
[01:01] <jesusvaldez> hello I im  currently on the "try it" ubuntu 10.10 on a netbook. I am tryn to install and it just stalls for about an hr at a time and nothing happends i am booting from usb drive
[01:01] <fridgerator> how can i kill an active tcp connection without killing the process thats running it?
[01:01] <strangl3r> rand_u, right but this is a linux chat. we're not answering windows questions.
[01:01] <Marotte> rand_u, what program do you use for burning the iso ?
[01:01] <strangl3r> might as well ask about motorcycles in a car forum
[01:01] <bardyr> delemi, type gnome-panel in the terminal
[01:02] <prodigel> strangl3r, what about configuring redmine under ubuntu? :D
[01:02] <rand_u> marotte: i used ubuntu 10.04, but don't have it any more (friends machine).
[01:02] <bardyr> strangl3r, this is a ubuntu chat we chat about ubuntu related topics
[01:02] <strangl3r> prodigel, what does that have to do with anything
[01:02] <jesusvaldez> Download the Universal USB Installer
[01:02] <bardyr> strangl3r, and md5 checking a ubuntu iso is kinda related to ubuntu
[01:02] <ray24> Ubuntu-offtopic = admin ban abuse
[01:02] <strangl3r> bardyr, yes and burning cds in windows has nothing to do with ubuntu
[01:02] <Jordan_U> strangl3r: Normally questions related to processes required to install Ubuntu are answered in this channel, even if they are steps that need to be taken in Windows.
[01:03] <bardyr> strangl3r, if it is and ubuntu cd it does
[01:03] <rww> ray24: Please /join #ubuntu-ops to discuss core channel bans. #ubuntu is for technical support only.
[01:03] <prodigel> strangl3r, just asking ;), you were more than explicit on the windows issue .. .:D
[01:03] <strangl3r> newbs! later.
[01:03] <delemi> bardyl, that did it
[01:03] <ray24> nah stfu
[01:03] <bardyr> rand_u, there should be a howto to burn, check, etc. the iso in windows in help.ubuntu.com or wiki.ubuntu.com
[01:03] <jesusvaldez> im using  Universal USB Installer that ubuntu website slinkked me too
[01:03] <rww> ray24: and watch your language
[01:03] <bardyr> rand_u, i think those are the urls :/
[01:03] <ray24> rww, post your profile
[01:03] <ray24> i'd like to evaluate you
[01:04] <sedeki> how can i increase my screen brightness? like, update power schedule (running on battery)
[01:04] <justakill> hey does anyone here use GAG
[01:04] <justakill> ?
[01:04] <rww> ray24: again, #ubuntu is for Ubuntu technical support. I'd point you at #ubuntu-offtopic, but... well...
[01:04] <ray24> I want to know how much you make, your job occupation
[01:04] <maco> ray24: none of these are relevant to you
[01:04] <ray24> support me by banning me and expressing my own opinions
[01:04] <justakill> i was thinking about using it to dual boot on 2 master drives is it possible with GAG?
[01:04] <prodigel> justakill, used once ... just switch tu grub/grub2 if you can
[01:05] <ulziibuyan> read/write is really slow. what have I done wrong? mke2fs -t ext4 -i 65536 -I 512 -m 0 -O none,dir_index,extent,filetype,flex_bg,^has_journal,sparse_super,uninit_bg /dev/sda1
[01:05] <justakill> grub is better?
[01:05] <justakill> can i reinstall grub from inside windows 7 for example
[01:05] <justakill> ?
[01:05] <prodigel> justakill, much better, more customizable and you can find loads of docs on the net about it
[01:05] <exutux> ù
[01:05] <bardyr> ulziibuyan, what does hdparm -T -t /dev/sda say?
[01:06] <warace> hi!!!
[01:06] <warace> how do I change channel?
[01:06] <prodigel> justakill, boot from a live cd, and follow instructions on web. I'm sure you'll find plenty
[01:06] <warace> I want to join the fallin-angel channel
[01:06] <warace> how do I switch
[01:06] <warace> :/
[01:07] <prodigel> warace, "/join #fallin-angel"
[01:07] <justakill> yea its just its really a pain if you install linux before windows 7
[01:07] <NixGeek> warace: /join #fallin-angel
[01:07] <warace> thank you
[01:07] <v0lksman> bardyr, http://pastebin.com/eRiVdadW
[01:07] <justakill> to get grub to work again
[01:07] <bardyr> delemi, great but thats not a permanent fix
[01:07] <jesusvaldez> suggestions?
[01:08] <ulziibuyan> bardyr: cached/buffered is 2983/49 respectively.
[01:08] <BigMonkey> bardyr: tried the vlc plugin, but no dice.
[01:08] <Marotte> justakill, you should install windows before GNU/linux
[01:09] <njero> Jordan_U: got the download thanks... brb
[01:09] <Jordan_U> njero: You're welcome.
[01:09] <Marotte> as GNU/Linux takes care of windows but windows doesn't care about linux :/
[01:09] <justakill> yea i did but windows xp completly messed up i played around to much
[01:09] <justakill> i know
[01:09] <jesusvaldez> im new to this and could really use the help
[01:09] <justakill> but i don't nécersairly want to reinstall ubuntu
[01:09] <justakill> its working great
[01:10] <prodigel> justakill, read some grub stuff, it's not very hard to add a boot optin to menu.lst
[01:10] <Marotte> justakill, just don't install indos :)
[01:10] <Marotte> windows
[01:10] <justakill> well i make music
[01:10] <justakill> and use ableton live
[01:11] <Marotte> ok
[01:11] <justakill> i've tried programs for linux
[01:11] <justakill> some are getting good
[01:11] <Marotte> did you try lmms ?
[01:11] <justakill> yea
[01:11] <justakill> its good just dosn't level up to ableton
[01:11] <bardyr> v0lksman,  sudo dkms build  -m nvidia-current -v 260.19.06
[01:11] <prodigel> justakill, there was a music live cd ... I don't remember it's name
[01:11] <Marotte> that's true some windows app for audio are far more better...
[01:12] <justakill> i also like to keep a windows partition for certain programs or compatibility
[01:12] <bardyr> v0lksman,  then  sudo dkms install  -m nvidia-current -v 260.19.06
[01:12] <Marotte> can't you try using them in virtualbox ?
[01:12] <jesusvaldez> sorry im n "nuub: but i cuold really use the ubuntu help
[01:12] <justakill> i tried
[01:12] <justakill> but it eats up processeur etc
[01:13] <justakill> and is completly bugged
[01:13] <v0lksman> Error! This module/version combo is already installed
[01:13] <v0lksman> for kernel: 2.6.35-25-generic-pae (i686)
[01:13] <Marotte> I have a windows partition too... but the fact is that for a multiboot you should always install windows first (or keep an unused partition for it)
[01:13] <justakill> and i tried wine to
[01:13] <v0lksman> build said the same thing
[01:13] <pegasus_> hi
[01:13] <v0lksman> this is nutters...
[01:13] <justakill> oh wait
[01:13] <pegasus_> I am new with ubuntu
[01:13] <justakill> just thought of something
[01:13] <bardyr> v0lksman, paste dkms status
[01:13] <Marotte> hi pegasus_
[01:13] <pegasus_> and I have a problem ...
[01:13] <pegasus_> I don't know how to solve it
[01:13] <pegasus_> ...
[01:14] <pegasus_> hi marotte
[01:14] <migro> Hi. I cannot connect to Facebook Chat with Empathy. Everything worked fine yesterday. Do you have this problem?
[01:14] <v0lksman> nvidia-current, 260.19.06, 2.6.35-25-generic-pae, i686: installed
[01:14] <v0lksman> vboxhost, 3.2.12, 2.6.35-25-generic-pae, i686: installed
[01:14] <jesusvaldez> hi i am new to ubuntu and i could reall use the help thanks in advance
[01:14] <justakill> if i format the partition from ubuntu to a ntfs then install windows over?? it should eat up grub?
[01:14] <Marotte> pegasus_, don't ask to ask...
[01:14] <BigMonkey> Wierd video problem - streaming video cuts out randomly, but only in my main account!
[01:14] <pegasus_> it seems my USB
[01:14] <pegasus_> doesnt work
[01:14] <pegasus_> don't know how to fix it
[01:15] <gunndawg> Has anyone used the P2P client GTK-Gnutella ? I cant seem to get a connection
[01:15] <Marotte> justakill, the windows install could get ride of grub, for sure
[01:15] <pegasus_> when I plug in an external unit
[01:15] <bardyr> v0lksman, uname -a
[01:15] <Marotte> at least for XP, don't know much about 7
[01:15] <justakill> i hate windows
[01:15] <v0lksman> Linux brian 2.6.35-25-generic-pae #44-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 21 19:01:46 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:15] <pegasus_> it does not appear like it is not read
[01:15] <pegasus_> ...
[01:15] <Marotte> windows needs to install its own bootloader
[01:15] <justakill> yea i could look up for windows 7
[01:16] <aadem> If i choose to install a different linux distro and use the partitioner to create a seperate little partition on my laptop for it, will grub automatically be set up for dual booting or is it dependent on the secondary distro i plan to install
[01:16] <Marotte> but you may reinstall grub afterward, booting from a live cd for exemple
[01:16] <justakill> it would be cool to have an independant disk with the bootloader on it
[01:16] <jesusvaldez> hey maybe some one can PMe i could really use then help thnks
[01:16] <justakill> a small 10gig disk
[01:16] <justakill> or watever
[01:16] <bazhang> jesusvaldez, ask here
[01:16] <warace> uhh...
[01:16] <bazhang> !enter | justakill
[01:17] <warace> how do I join network GameSurge
[01:17] <rand_u> bardy: i found the info, but it only explains how to check the ISO image on ms windows. not after the disc has been burned.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM#Check%20the%20CD
[01:17] <warace> how do I join network GameSurge
[01:17] <bardyr> v0lksman, modprobe nvidia-current
[01:17] <Marotte> warace, what's your question ?
[01:17] <v0lksman> bardyr, nothing comes back
[01:17] <warace> how do I join the network "GameSurge"
[01:17] <Marotte> ^^
[01:17] <bardyr> v0lksman, do it without sudo
[01:17] <justakill> yea i know i tried the reinstalling of grub but never made none of the tutorials i used worked, maybe i was doing something wrong... i don't know im not risking it now tho
[01:18] <rww> warace: /connect irc.gamesurge.net
[01:18] <warace> network not channel
[01:18] <NixGeek> warace! look it up, the ubuntu channel isn't for random irc questions!
[01:18] <v0lksman> FATAL: Error inserting nvidia_current (/lib/modules/2.6.35-25-generic-pae/updates/dkms/nvidia-current.ko): Operation not permitted
[01:18] <warace> thank you
[01:18] <justakill> GAG seemed interesting because you can load it from windows
[01:18] <royale1223> how do I use this guide? http://pkgs.org/debian-sid/debian-nonfree-i386/abs-guide_6.2-1_all.deb.html
[01:19] <jsec> royale1223: read it and follow the instructions?
[01:19] <bardyr> rand_u, you can just boot the cd and in the boot menu there will be an option to do a integrity test
[01:19] <osoroso> hola
[01:19] <royale1223> jsec: there are no instructions
[01:19] <osoroso> hi
[01:20] <BigMonkey> Advice on zeroing out the config files for an account?  Video cuts out only in my main account on my laptop.
[01:20] <Marotte> justakill, what's the interest.. just use grub which is able to boot a windows system
[01:20] <Gulfstream> strangl3r: I am using wifi, it is a wireless card
[01:20] <Gulfstream> but right now, I am using a different computer with wired
[01:20] <jesusvaldez> im using the "try it" version of ubuntu on my netbook i want to install it but it wont it laggs for about a hr at a time
[01:21] <bardyr> v0lksman, i'm out of ideas, sorry.
[01:21] <Marotte> jesusvaldez, just use the offical CD.. it is live and install is supposed to work well
[01:21] <Gulfstream> or... shoudl I reask my question?
[01:21] <jsec> royale1223: did you download it already?
[01:21] <Gulfstream> I installed the driver for the wireless card via ndiswrapper, but now the network manager can''t even detect the wireless card or the router. (I'm using 10.10 and the belkin F5d8053 (usb) v3xxx)
[01:21] <v0lksman> bardyr, np...thanks a lot for the effort...glad I'm not the only one stumped
[01:21] <Gulfstream> How do I get the computer connected to the internet?
[01:21] <royale1223> jsec: and installed it already
[01:21] <jesusvaldez> i dont have a cd drive
[01:22] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: Which version?
[01:22] <jesusvaldez> i am using and running off the udb stick
[01:22] <jesusvaldez> 10.10
[01:22] <Marotte> ok
[01:22] <royale1223> jsec: how do i use it now?
[01:22] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: Use 10.0-4 or 11.04...
[01:22] <v0lksman> bardyr, http://pastebin.com/W7UJueWT just found that here:  http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/10/nvidia-96-driver-ubuntu-10-10-fix/
[01:22] <Marotte> 11.04 !!?
[01:22] <jesusvaldez> Gulfstream 11.4?
[01:22] <bazhang> Gulfstream, please dont recommend alpha versions
[01:22] <Gulfstream> bazhang: sorry..
[01:22] <gooseheaded> Howdy, guys.
[01:23] <jesusvaldez> ok i will not go alpha
[01:23] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: use 10.04
[01:23] <Marotte> 10.04 or 10.10 are the two alternative
[01:23] <jesusvaldez> 10.4 was not an option on the website
[01:23] <jsec> royale1224: no idea...
[01:23] <Linux_PRO> how to uninstall LAMP server?
[01:23] <EmuAlert> What's a pointer?
[01:23] <jesusvaldez> im new to this and dont understand ehy i just cant rubn 10.10
[01:23] <v0lksman> ->
[01:23] <v0lksman> :)
[01:23] <bardyr> v0lksman, i wouldn't really call that a fix, but the driver should work, i have the same setup and it works perfectly
[01:23] <Marotte> Linux_PRO, aptitude purge apache2 mysql ?
[01:24] <gooseheaded> Linux_:pro: *my* quest oiççion is, how to install it, heh.
[01:24] <royale1223> jsec: its okay.. thanks anyway..
[01:24] <gooseheaded> question*
[01:24] <gooseheaded> Sorry about the typo.
[01:24] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-i386.iso
[01:24] <royale1223> how do I use this guide? http://pkgs.org/debian-sid/debian-nonfree-i386/abs-guide_6.2-1_all.deb.html
[01:24] <Marotte> aptitude install apache2 php4 mysql :)
[01:24] <v0lksman> bardyr, yeah rather hackish...going to try to manually install them..
[01:25] <jesusvaldez> thanks for the link but i noptice that says desktop im on a netbook
[01:25] <bardyr> v0lksman, kk, just remember to purge the old drivers
[01:25] <Marotte> desktop is ok for a netbook..
[01:25] <v0lksman> sudo apt-get remove --purge nvidia-current nvidia-current-modaliases nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-settings
[01:25] <Marotte> just choose the right between i386 and amd64 according to your processor
[01:26] <jesusvaldez> thanks for the link but raher then avoid the problem of 10.10 how can i fix that?
[01:26] <Marotte> v0lksman, aptitude is recommended over apt-get no ?
[01:26] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: I had the same problem with 10.10
[01:26] <bardyr> v0lksman,   yep and maybe the dkms builds too, if they still are their you will probably have a version conflict and everything says boom
[01:26] <v0lksman> Marotte, been using apt-get for years..I'm not changing now... :)
[01:26] <Marotte> ^^ ok
[01:27] <jesusvaldez> gulf, how were you able to fixit?
[01:27] <ZykoticK9> Marotte, no.  aptitude isn't even installed by default in 10.10 - ubuntu prefers apt-get, debian prefers aptitude
[01:27] <Marotte> notice that aptitude is more powerful
[01:27] <Fraxtil> Is there a way to make system beeps run a specified program instead of actually beeping?
[01:27] <Marotte> it can propose you different solution for an install
[01:27] <gnychis> i have a machine that is not connected to the internet, but I can scp things to it... I need the package libnl-dev.deb -- is there any way to download libnl-dev.deb directly from somewhere?
[01:29] <Gulfstream> I installed the driver for the wireless card via ndiswrapper, but now the network manager can''t even detect the wireless card or the router. (I'm using 10.10 and the belkin F5d8053 (usb) v3xxx)
[01:29] <Marotte> gnychis, maybe from http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[01:29] <Gulfstream> How do I get the computer connected to the internet?
[01:29] <Marotte> Gulfstream, personnaly I have no skills with ndiswrapper
[01:30] <Marotte> Gulfstream, plug an ethernet cable ?
[01:30] <Gulfstream> Marotte: the ethernet port is shot
[01:31] <Marotte> Gulfstream, aren't you need a firware too ?
[01:31] <jsec> gnychis: doesn't look like it's hosted on packages.ubuntu.com... is it a 3rd party package?
[01:31] <webster> ok
[01:31] <Gulfstream> Marotte: ... what?
[01:31] <webster> hi everyone
[01:31] <bardyr> Gulfstream, sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[01:31] <webster> iam newer for ubuntu
[01:31] <Marotte> Gulfstream, forget it, I really can't help you
[01:31] <gnychis> jsec: I see it here, but it doesn't have the ability to download a deb: http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/libnl-dev
[01:32] <Marotte> and obviously nobody can here, as you posted the question twice already
[01:32] <Gulfstream> Marotte: 3 times...
[01:32] <BigMonkey> royale1223: Seems like you can download that via Synaptic.  It shows up as a folder, Bash Scripting Tutorial, on my machine. Access via browser.
[01:32] <bastidrazor> !find libnl-dev
[01:32] <webster> i wanna be a hacker ,who can tell me how to do that?
[01:33] <bazhang> webster, hack the kernel?
[01:33] <Marotte> gnychis, http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/i386/libnl-dev/download
[01:33] <gunndawg> webster, pls tell me ur kidding
[01:33] <gnychis> Marotte: thanks a bunch!
[01:33] <webster> what?
[01:33] <bazhang> webster, please explain
[01:33] <gnychis> Marotte: where did you get that link from?
[01:33] <bastidrazor> gnychis: 64bit or 32bit?
[01:34] <jesusvaldez> so there is no solution to 10.10 not working?
[01:34] <justakill> okay im freaked out
[01:34] <Omega> How do you restart X?
[01:34] <Marotte> a link the page :)
[01:34] <Gulfstream> jesusvaldez: right..
[01:34] <Marotte> i386
[01:34] <gnychis> Marotte: dang, i couldn't find that link
[01:34] <justakill> hmm people here use skype?
[01:34] <webster> i am really be
[01:34] <bastidrazor> gnychis: on the bottom of that page you're looking at.. Download libnl-dev
[01:34] <jesusvaldez> that sucks... does ubuntu know about teh issue?
[01:34] <g_0_0> Omega in terminal type - sudo pkill Xorg
[01:34] <bazhang> webster, if you mean something illegal, then this is the wrong network
[01:34] <Gulfstream> justakill: yeah?
[01:34] <webster> iam serious
[01:34] <bazhang> webster, so please don't ask any further
[01:35] <BigMonkey> bardyr: Any further advice? Somewhere else to ask?
[01:35] <Marotte> bazhang, no he wants to become a kernel hacker, nothing illegal :)
[01:35] <bazhang> Marotte, lets move on please
[01:35] <webster> why
[01:35] <gnychis> bastidrazor: oh i didn't even notice those were links :)
[01:35] <Marotte> you're right
[01:35] <maco> webster: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
[01:35] <bardyr> BigMonkey, create a new account and use it :)
[01:35] <justakill> a message was sent though my account to the echo, i didn't write it
[01:35] <gunndawg> webster, enough
[01:35] <Gulfstream> webster: hacking is illegal?
[01:35] <justakill> ...
[01:35] <Ra-b-bit> Hi im new to ubuntu any heads up?
[01:36] <gunndawg> Gulfstream, hacking is not illegal, forms of hacking are
[01:36] <webster> what is it?
[01:36] <Gulfstream> gunndawg: true...
[01:36] <maco> Gulfstream: nah just cracking is; however, the proportion of people who say they want to learn to hack and MEAN they want to learn to crack is alarmingly high
[01:36] <bazhang> webster, Offtopic on this network.
[01:36] <webster> i know it's illegal!but ////
[01:36] <Gulfstream> maco: yeah...
[01:36] <govatent> Is it safe to do a ubuntu server setup on a virtualmachine and later image that over to real hardware and have it boot with no problems?
[01:37] <Marotte> hacking is not cracking but most people here know that..
[01:37] <gunndawg> govatent, I wouldnt recommend it
[01:37] <bazhang> govatent, why do it that way
[01:37] <BigMonkey> bardyr: keyring access is wonky that way, isn't it?  Can I zero out the config files somehow?
[01:37] <Gulfstream> govatent: I tried it and, if you copy everything, it should work
[01:37] <royale1223> BigMonkey: is there any other software to use it?
[01:37] <Gulfstream> govatent: I mean.. EVEYTHING - hidden files too
[01:38] <Ra-b-bit> ummm...
[01:38] <Ra-b-bit> hello??
[01:38] <BigMonkey> royale1223: seems like you just open the index.html in the folder with your browser.
[01:38] <jesusvaldez> is there a 10.10 support from ubuntu
[01:38] <Marotte> hi Ra-b-bit
[01:38] <Ra-b-bit> hi.. thanks...
[01:38] <Marotte> jesusvaldez, ubuntu offers a commercial support
[01:38] <govatent> It was for school. I dont have access to the lab, and wanted to have everything setup ahead of time and just fireup in the lab later on
[01:39] <jesusvaldez> commercial as in pay?
[01:39] <royale1223> BigMonkey: can i open it with yelp?
[01:39] <Ra-b-bit> im new to ubuntu... and i want to know is there any first steps... or something that i should know about it...
[01:39] <Marotte> yes
[01:39] <jesusvaldez> i just dont understand why it does not work on my net book that is all
[01:39] <Hiroro1> Hello, may i ask, how to clear most recent documents history on unity?
[01:39] <Marotte> jesusvaldez, there would be many reasons..
[01:40] <bazhang> !manual | Ra-b-bit please have a read
[01:40] <Marotte> and as I said, I have no experience with ndiswrapper
[01:40] <Umeaboy> jesusvaldez: I've had a bunch of issues with my WLAN-card, what's the issue?
[01:40] <NixGeek> I wish someone would ask about booting issues, i'm quite good at those.  I'm actaually really good with most things, just boot issues is a specialty
[01:40] <Umeaboy> ndiswrapper can't wake your interface with a new driver or............ ?
[01:41] <jesusvaldez> im using a usb stick to run the 10.10 netbook "try it" when i want to install it stalls for bout an hr and does nothing
[01:41] <Marotte> jesusvaldez, did you try 'ifconfig wlan0 up' :)
[01:41] <Marotte> what iwconfig shos.. etc..
[01:41] <Marotte> shows
[01:41] <bazhang> jesusvaldez, the usb stick is slower than a real install
[01:41] <jesusvaldez> in not sure what that is
[01:41] <Gulfstream> NixGeek: installed the intel graphics driver and the screen is black - even when the login screen sound plays
[01:41] <Ra-b-bit> any advice on programming??
[01:41] <Brandon___> Hi, everyone. I'm using the Wubi installer on a raid 0 system and am getting an error that states the root filesystem isn't defined.
[01:42] <BigMonkey> royale1223: I just installed it on my ubuntu system, navigate down into the  Bash Scripting Tutorial/abs/HTML directory, and opened index.html with my browser.
[01:42] <bazhang> Ra-b-bit, try ##programming
[01:42] <Hiroro1> Hello?  :)
[01:42] <Diamondcite> jesusvaldez: You might need to be connected to a wifi network before it would work. Least from personal strange experience...
[01:42] <jesusvaldez> yea but i dont have a cd drive
[01:42] <Brandon___> Anyone have a solution to this?
[01:42] <Ra-b-bit> the chanel?
[01:42] <bazhang> Ra-b-bit, yes
[01:42] <Ra-b-bit> thanks :)
[01:42] <Ciphermagi> Good evening.
[01:42] <Marotte> hi Ciphermagi
[01:42] <NixGeek> Gulfstream: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.n.log
[01:42] <jesusvaldez> im hard wired to the net
[01:42] <l1nuxman> whats the equivalent to the kdesu ?
[01:43] <bazhang> linux_probe, gksudo
[01:43] <l1nuxman> i can't run apps as su
[01:43] <aeon-ltd> l1nuxman: gksudo
[01:43] <Hiroro1> Hello, does anyone knows, how to clear most recent documents history on unity10.10?
[01:43] <Mr> I have 1 gigabyte of ram, i'm using ubuntu 10.10. do I still need a swap partition ?
[01:43] <Gulfstream> NixGeek: how do I login to get that pasted?
[01:43] <ZykoticK9> l1nuxman, you can use gksu as a shorter version of gksudo
[01:43] <Marotte> Mr, yes
[01:43] <Marotte> you'd better have one
[01:43] <Marotte> like 1.5 GB
[01:43] <Brandon___> Marotte, what about an 8 GB system?
[01:43]  * linux_probe hangz bazhang for tab phailure ;)
[01:43] <Brandon___> er, 8 GB ram I mean
[01:43] <Mr> Marotte why?
[01:44] <Mr> Marotte do you know why?
[01:44] <Marotte> if your system needs more than 8GB it would use that partition
[01:44] <Marotte> without it, it would just crash...
[01:44] <Ciphermagi> I was wondering if there was someone that was willing to assist me with something. I have been all over the internet, and I can't seem to locate a resolution to this issue that I'm having with installing 10.10. I have (2) properly burned .iso discs (CD-ROM) on an AMD Athalon 3400+ (32 bit) and I am constantly getting a return of "unable to find a medium containing a live file system"
[01:44] <Marotte> it depends on what you plan to use
[01:45] <Hiroro1> is this the wrong channel to ask about ubuntu netbook?
[01:45] <Brandon___> So, does anyone have a solution to the root file system error on a wubi install?
[01:45] <Marotte> what's a "ubuntu netbook" ?
[01:45] <NixGeek> Gulfstream: woops, forgot about that.  easiest way would be from a live cd, you could do it from a terminal, but copying it to pastebin would be a challenge
[01:45] <ZykoticK9> Hiroro1, there is no UNE channel, so this is the one ;)
[01:45] <Mr> Marotte my sys never reach 700 mb in ram
[01:45] <Hiroro1> thanks ZykoticK9
[01:45] <Marotte> you can go without swap it's up to you
[01:46] <Brandon___> Anyone here familiar with Wubi at all?
[01:46] <Marotte> personnaly I prefer to have a 1.5*RAM size swap parition
[01:46] <Mr> Marotte thanks
[01:46] <jesusvaldez> http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook/get-ubuntu/download
[01:46] <jimcooncat> Geeqie isn't as nice a photo browser as the old gqview. Any suggestions for a replacement?
[01:46] <ZykoticK9> Brandon___, experienced users don't use Wubi, so support is a little "thin"
[01:46] <Hiroro1> i wanted to ask , is there any way to clear "most recent documents"? in UNE.
[01:47] <Marotte> Mr, so why did you buy a 8GB RAM computer ? :)
[01:47] <royale1223> BigMonkey: yes we can..  i used yelp file://usr/share/doc/abs-guide/html/index.html
[01:47] <royale1223> BigMonkey: yes we can..  i used "yelp file://usr/share/doc/abs-guide/html/index.html"
[01:47] <BigMonkey> royale1223: Good!
[01:47] <nejode> Ciphermagi, the install system can't find the optical drive
[01:47] <NixGeek> Gulfstream: I really gotta go for a few minutes, get that pasted and i'll look at it when I get back
[01:47] <Brandon___> ZykoticK9 I didn't need to be told that I was inexperienced.
[01:48] <royale1223> BigMonkey: :)
[01:48] <Brandon___> That was kinda rude
[01:48] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, you might have an NTFS error. Sorry, I don't know the debugging, that's a Windows filesystem it sits on
[01:48] <Marotte> Brandon___, no harm anyway...
[01:48] <Brandon___> This would be true if it wasn't for the fact that I've tried this over a multitude of reinstalls of windows over the past as new releases of ubuntu have been released.
[01:48] <Mr> Marotte I didn't I do not know what is the use for a normal user.
[01:49] <ZykoticK9> Brandon___, Wubi is for testing if you like ubuntu or not, or if it meets your needs.  I'm sorry i didn't mean to be rude, but i'm afraid it's the truth.  (no the you being inexperienced, that experienced users don't use Wubi, thus the support is rather lacking)
[01:49] <Brandon___> in other words, it's a recurring issue
[01:49] <ZykoticK9> Brandon___, very
[01:49] <gunndawg> Finally got GTK-Gnutella set up and working with my firewall, woot!
[01:49] <Marotte> Mr, there is no "normal" user ;)
[01:50] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, I set up a laptop for work with wubi, and had a problem with my filesystem. I had to reinstall -- lost what I had, which was no big deal for me.
[01:50] <Hiroro1> Thanks for helping :)
[01:51] <Brandon___> ZykoticK9 that's what the Live CD is for...I plan on using it along-side windows. The best part about Wubi is the fact that I can boot to it through the default boot menu (which I'm aware is easy) right out of the box, and also allows me to seamlessly browse my existing file system without having to do any pesky formatting
[01:51] <Mr> Marotte I just use my laptop for web browsing .
[01:51] <Brandon___> overall, it's less hassle
[01:51] <Brandon___> that's why I'd rather use that as opposed to a full-fledged installation
[01:51] <Brandon___> My system has a raid0, if this is a clue.
[01:51] <Mr> Marotte that's a normal user :)
[01:52] <PsPhaKeR_> What will fix it to where on boot, it wont ask for a keyring for the internet??
[01:52] <Marotte> Mr, so you maybe not need a swap partition, but it's worth using 1 or 2 GB for swap on a let's say 160GB hardrive
[01:52] <ZykoticK9> Brandon___, making Ubuntu rely on Windows is "in my opinion!" a terrible idea.  But if Wubi is what you want - go for it.  Best of luck man, enjoy Ubuntu.
[01:52] <Brandon___> Yes but I came in search of a solution to get Wubi to work.
[01:52] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, partitioning is a good thing. If I wanted to run Wubi again I'd give it it's own D: drive
[01:53] <bazhang> Brandon___, whats not working, please specify
[01:53] <IceGuest_77> Hi, i am having problems logging in with kUbuntu 10.10, when i put in my user/pass at the login screen, i only get this command promt type screen popping up, and then it just makes the screen go blank, and go back to the login screen, i CAN log in with the console login
[01:53] <fnuser> tv
[01:53] <Mr> Marotte yea I  agree, I have only 80 gb
[01:54] <Marotte> Mr, how many RAM ?
[01:54] <Mr> Marotte 1 gb
[01:54] <PsPhaKeR_> What will fix it to where on boot, it wont ask for a keyring for the internet??
[01:54] <jimcooncat> Geeqie isn't as nice a photo browser as the old gqview. Any suggestions for a replacement?
[01:54] <Marotte> 1*ram size to 2*ram size is the usual setting..
[01:54] <Marotte> for web browsing you can go with 1*ram size
[01:55] <Mr> Marotte but I notice high cpu usage in sys monitor.
[01:55] <Brandon___> ZykoticK9, jimcooncat, bazhang. Here's what I do. I install Ubuntu through Wubi like normal. It finishes, I reboot, and the entry for Ubuntu is added in the bootloader. Ubuntu then loads and continues installation from there. However, I get an error after a few seconds and loading that states "no root file system is defined"
[01:55] <Marotte> swap has nothing to deal with cpu usage
[01:56] <steff12321> Hi, i am having problems logging in with kUbuntu 10.10, when i put in my user/pass at thelogin screen, i only get this command promt type screen popping up, and then it just makes the screen go blank, and go back to the login screen, i CAN log in with the console login
[01:56] <Marotte> but as soon as you system "swap" it will go slower for sure
[01:56] <ZykoticK9> !who | Marotte
[01:56] <PsPhaKeR_> What will fix it to where on boot, it wont ask for a keyring for the internet??
[01:57] <Mr> Marotte thanks again
[01:57] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, you change any entries in the Windows boot loader? It sounds like an entry in there is pointing to something moved or nonexistent
[01:57] <Ciphermagi> Hokay...computer thinks it's funny.
[01:57] <researcher1> when I give print command I see message " job submitted" but it never prints. See http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/561867/
[01:57] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, it's an entry that Wubi puts in itself
[01:57] <Brandon___> I don't do anything with the bootloader
[01:58] <ZykoticK9> PsPhaKeR_, you need to use "Unsafe Storage" see http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/ for some slightly outdated info (probably still works?)
[01:58] <Ciphermagi> So...is there a workaround for the optical drive not being recognized? My DVD drive is currently a slave, and I can't move it to a dedicated IDE because my motherboard only has one.
[01:58] <Brandon___> PsPhaKer, use rm -rf ~/.gnome2/keyrings
[01:58] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, yes, it makes an entry in there.
[01:58] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, that's what I'm saying
[01:58] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 : do you know what i can do to fix this booot issue i am having?
[01:58] <Brandon___> Then it boots to Ubuntu like normal. It's only when it "finishes" the install does it ever pop up that error
[01:59] <Rob235> ok now on ubuntu, whats the download link?
[01:59] <researcher1> !print
[01:59] <ZykoticK9> steff12321, i don't use KDE, but on the KDM login screen be sure you don't have xterm selected as your session
[02:00] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, Using a RAID 0
[02:00] <EmuAlert> How do I set a key back to doing all its normal stuff? I messed up Alt_L with xmodmap so now it still counts as mod1 but doesn't do anything on its own
[02:00] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 : where would it tell me if i am using xterm?
[02:00] <Marotte> EmuAlert, reverse what you've done ;)
[02:00] <ZykoticK9> steff12321, in KDM there should be some way to select your session (Gnome/KDE/xterm/etc)
[02:01] <EmuAlert> I thought of that already but I don't think I've figured out how
[02:01] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 : you mean something like restart xserver, remote login, console login??
[02:01] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, that makes me suspect an NTFS error even more. You may want to run fsck or chkdsk or scandisk or whatever can check errors on the filesystem. RAID0 can introduce errors, though normal Windows usage can too.
[02:02] <ZykoticK9> steff12321, are those the option you get?  GDM (Gnome) give very different options.  Sorry, I have no idea.  Best of luck.
[02:02] <steff12321> jimcooncat - do you think you can help me with my login problem?
[02:02] <Marotte> EmuAlert, so how do you think we can figure it ?
[02:02] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 - thanks
[02:03] <EmuAlert> Well I thought there might be some xmodmap command to reset a key to all the things it normally does
[02:03] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 - if i were to have to reinstall  teh whole OS, would you recommend i switch over to ubuntu?
[02:03] <ZykoticK9> steff12321, no, not if you like KDE.
[02:03] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, that's the basics. I've re-created the raid and even reinstalled win just to see if it'd have any affect
[02:03] <Marotte> EmuAlert, maybe, hope someone else would help...
[02:03] <hanasaki> what are the main tools for remote mounting filesystems? nfs, samba/smb,webdav  what else and which is best for what purpose?
[02:04] <ZykoticK9> hanasaki, ssh is another - Places / Connect to Server / SSH from dropdown - very easy (if you have an ssh server running on the remote box)
[02:04] <v0lksman> I'm back!  and I have nvidia and twinview working! yay!  cept!  I have no 3d...I managed to get jockey to install the driver...so not sure where to poke...
[02:04] <steff12321> ZykoticK9 - i actually hate linux all together, i am a windows user that was forced to switch over because my computer startted to freak out with operating on windows 7 x64 with only 2.5GB ram
[02:04] <Marotte> hanasaki, sshfs also
[02:05] <Ciphermagi> Anyone able to offer a workaround for an optical drive not being recognized on boot?
[02:05] <hanasaki> ZykoticK9:   ssh for a file mount?   hmm sshfs ... I need to go look...
[02:05] <mAx--> does any of u have any idea which is a good client to make videocalls with msn messenger?
[02:05] <aeon-ltd> Ciphermagi: plop?
[02:05] <researcher1> which channel to join for printing support?
[02:05] <ZykoticK9> hanasaki, sshfs is actually something different
[02:05] <Marotte> steff12321, haha
[02:05] <hanasaki> Marotte:  does sshfs work with the automounters?  with windows clients?
[02:05] <Brandon___> mAx--, use pidgin
[02:05] <jimcooncat> steff12321, I'm not familiar with KDE -- though it sounds like a graphics driver problem. I have an old laptop that acts the same way when it booted into Gnome. I had to manually put an xorg.conf (or something like that) file in with a VESA driver.
[02:05] <Ciphermagi> plop - explain?
[02:05] <aeon-ltd> Ciphermagi: http://www.plop.at/
[02:05] <Marotte> hanasaki, I don't knwo
[02:05] <v0lksman> from what I remember you need GLX to be loaded in X for 3d...right?
[02:06] <mAx--> Brandon___,  it doesnt allow me to set up my cam
[02:06] <ZykoticK9> v0lksman, glx = opengl = 3d
[02:06] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, reinstalling windows and rebuilding the raid must have wiped out the wubi file -- or did you restore it?
[02:06] <Marotte> v0lksman, I think it's right
[02:06] <mAx--> everytime i change the default value in complements
[02:06] <v0lksman> [   236.939] (II) NVIDIA GLX Module  260.19.06  Mon Sep 13 07:01:31 PDT 2010
[02:06] <v0lksman> [   236.939] (II) Loading extension GLX
[02:06] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, I reinstalled wubi AFTER the fact, yes.
[02:06] <v0lksman> but no 3d... :(
[02:06] <steff12321> jimcooncat - so what do you think i should do because atm, i know almost nothing about linux, except for how to do basic commands on terminal, i mean should i just reinstall OS, i have nothing important onit at all, sorry that i am being so stupid, my area of experteese is windows :S
[02:07] <Ciphermagi> aeon: If I install plop linux, am I going to have issues reformatting my HD and changing over to Ubuntu?
[02:07] <Netuser> hi
[02:07] <ZykoticK9> v0lksman, "glxinfo | grep direct" should say Yes
[02:07] <Brandon___> mAx-- it should do that if you go into the preferences. Either that or MSN considering you just mentioned MSN and nothing else like AIM etc.
[02:07] <Marotte> steff12321, no problem..
[02:07] <Brandon___> mAx-- use aMSN
[02:07] <v0lksman> Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
[02:07] <steff12321> Marotte - do you know how i can fix this problem??
[02:07] <mAx--> Brandon___,  amsn is not allowed for videocalls
[02:08] <Marotte> steff12321, your issue is that you don't have a working graphic interface ? just console ?
[02:08] <Brandon___> jimcooncat, what would the next approach be?
[02:08] <jimcooncat> steff12321, try to get help from one of the graphics guys here. There might be other chatrooms, anyone know?
[02:08] <Marotte> steff12321, how did you installed ubuntu, what version ?
[02:08] <jimcooncat> Brandon___, like I said, check the filesystem.  I suggest going to http://www.amsn-project.net
[02:10] <steff12321> Marotte - i know that i am a windows user, but i am not that stupid ;)
[02:10] <mAx--> Brandon___,  but its still not available for video calls
[02:10] <Marotte> steff12321, an official ubuntu iso... i386 or &md64 depending on your hardawre..
[02:11] <shishirdwivedi20> i want to download cisco packet tracer or any similar software , where i can get it ?
[02:11] <Brandon___> mAx-- what do you mean by "available"
[02:11] <shishirdwivedi20> i googled a lot but couldn't find it
[02:11] <jimcooncat> Marotte, he can log in at the console. I'd bet a buck if he reinstalls he reaches the same point.
[02:11] <nejode> Ciphermagi, try using "all_generic_ide" as a boot option
[02:11] <steff12321> Marotte - its an official ubuntu ISO, i got the CDs from them by mail, im a distributor, just i dont like linux myself
[02:12] <Marotte> jimcooncat, you suspect a X configuration problem ?
[02:12] <rats__> steff12321: would this help How to reset your password in Ubuntu
[02:12] <ZykoticK9> shishirdwivedi20, i believe you need a Netacad or Cisco login to download PT
[02:12] <rats__> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[02:12] <jimcooncat> Marotte, yes, it sounds just like my old laptop
[02:12] <Marotte> steff12321, by mail ?!
[02:12] <Brandon___> mAx--, you can't be picky about what client you use. If it says it uses webcam, and it supports it, and works, then use it. You can't afford to be picky.
[02:12] <steff12321> rats__ - how do i do that?
[02:12] <Brandon___> mAx-- there's no rule saying you can't use certain software on your own PC
[02:13] <Ciphermagi> I don't know if my BIOS supports that, but I can look.
[02:13] <Marotte> steff12321, when you're logged in a console, run startx and then check the log to see what happended
[02:13] <Brandon___> mAx-- unless of course you're saying that your cam is completely incompatible with ubuntu.
[02:13] <steff12321> ok
[02:13] <ZykoticK9> mAx--, if you want MSN video+audio i don't believe any linux clients support it.  I could be wrong, i don't even use MSN.
[02:13] <steff12321> Marotte - how do i reset the pass?
[02:13] <Marotte> passwd
[02:13] <mAx--> Brandon___,  its not about the cam.. its about the videocall option.. with all clients you are mostly available to do video instead videocalls
[02:13] <ZykoticK9> mAx--, amsn certainly works for video only calls
[02:13] <mAx--> make sence=
[02:13] <researcher1> what to do when printer fail to print paper but says "Job sumitted"
[02:14] <shishirdwivedi20> ZykoticK9 yesterday i register my self on website (cisco.netacad.net )and i searched the website but couldn't find any thing
[02:14] <nejode> Ciphermagi, no... as boot options in the live cd
[02:14] <shishirdwivedi20> ZykoticK9 any other software which can do same thing
[02:14] <Brandon___> mAx -- so, just send an invite for video, and another invite for voice. you should be able to run both at once.
[02:14] <ZykoticK9> shishirdwivedi20, not that i'm aware of
[02:14] <Hiroro11> Hello, may i ask how to clear "most recent document" history in UNE? Thanks :)
[02:14] <Marotte> steff12321, I'm not sure.. are you able to log in ?
[02:14] <Ciphermagi2> How do I change the boot options, then?
[02:14] <steff12321> hu,,
[02:14] <Marotte> steff12321, in text mode
[02:15] <Brandon___> mAx-- a video call is simply a cam invite and an audio invite. just do both simultaneously
[02:15] <steff12321>  ill do it later, i have to go for dinner, but be on for like an hour, and ill tell you how it went
[02:15] <mAx--> Brandon___,  thing is that mostly stupid ppl have downloaded msn messenger 2009 which only supports videocalls
[02:15] <mAx--> not video only
[02:15] <Marotte> steff12321, have a good dinner..
[02:15] <Brandon___> mAx-- That is where you're slightly confused, buddy.
[02:16] <mAx--> damn
[02:17] <draven_sol> i'm using dd to copy one drive to another to create partitions for a drive i replaced due to a raid failure. using mdadm is there any requirement other than having the same partition and adding the new device to the raid once the dd command completes?
[02:18] <Brandon___> mAx-- works fine to me man. Just use aMSN, empathy, or pidgin
[02:18] <Hiroro> Does anybody able to help about UNE?
[02:18] <Brandon___> either one should be just fine
[02:18] <Brandon___> You just need to send 2 invites instead of one for both audio and visual
[02:18] <romistrub> do you guys prefer using synaptic for installing dev stuff like ruby or do you go straight to the website?
[02:19] <Marotte> Hiroro, University of New England ?
[02:19] <Brandon___> romistrub synaptic of course.
[02:19] <Marotte> Hiroro, what's UNE
[02:19] <fdsaseemslegit> romistrub:  try them both and decide for yourself
[02:19] <draven_sol> romistrub, i prefer to install the base packages through synaptic, apt etc
[02:19] <Hiroro> Marotte, Ubuntu Netbook Edition
[02:20] <Marotte> Hiroro, you should ask you question directly, if somebody can help he will...
[02:20] <Marotte> a smart question of course ;)
[02:21] <Hiroro> Hello, may i ask how to clear "most recent document" history in UNE? Thanks :)
[02:21] <Marotte> Hiroro, in your browser (firefox ?)
[02:21] <matthewrohaly> Hey
[02:21] <Xunie> Hmm, I added a tunnel broker with $ ip tunnel but it seems my system fails to route packets properly.
[02:22] <Hiroro> Marotte at the unity interface, or isit called zeigeist
[02:22] <Xunie> As in: $ ping6 gives me a "destination unreachable" error. :(
[02:22] <matthewrohaly> :(
[02:22] <Marotte> Hiroro, I'm sorry but I have no clue
[02:22] <Marotte> I don't have this interface
[02:22] <Hiroro> Marotte, :) its okay
[02:23] <lok0> Alguien k hable español
[02:23] <Marotte> lok0, no puedo ayudar en espanol, too limited...
[02:24] <ZykoticK9> !es | lok0
[02:24] <lok0> Ok
[02:24] <lok0> Gracias
[02:25] <Marotte> this bot is nice :)
[02:25] <nbuonanno> will scripts placed in the ~/.config/autostart run only under gnome sessions, or will they run for any type of session?
[02:25] <Marotte> so is ZykoticK9  :)
[02:25] <leftist> i have a serious problem with apt-get deamon
[02:26] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Of course you do.
[02:26] <Marotte> apt-get is not a dAEmon
[02:26] <leftist> i was attempting to install a printer driver and it failed. well i it blew up
[02:26] <leftist> i reported it to bugs website and i see i am  not alone
[02:26] <leftist>  now i cant install or uninstall anything let alone update or remove
[02:26] <leftist> marotte ok
[02:26] <ZykoticK9> leftist, "sudo apt-get -f install"
[02:27] <KB1JWQ> leftist: "And the error you're getting is...
[02:27] <KB1JWQ> "
[02:27] <steff12321> back
[02:27] <leftist> just a sec
[02:27] <leftist> just a minute
[02:27] <steff12321> Machtin hey
[02:27] <Marotte> ^^
[02:27] <steff12321> oh
[02:27] <ubuntu_> I need some help recovering from a GRUB error
[02:27] <steff12321> whoops, wrong person lol
[02:27] <steff12321> Marotte - hey
[02:28] <Marotte> ubuntu_, so what ?
[02:28] <ubuntu_> ??? Can anyone provide assistance to recover a BCD error?
[02:29] <nbuonanno> does anyone here know if a script in the ~/.config/autostart directory will run regardless of what kind of session is logging in?
[02:29] <leftist> http://pastebin.com/ExL396UH
[02:29] <fdsaseemslegit> !ask | ubuntu
[02:29] <leftist> this seems to be a major problem i see alot of people have this same problem.
[02:29] <leftist> i cant resolve it.
[02:29] <bazhang> ubuntu_, what is bcd
[02:30] <ZykoticK9> leftist, did you add some repository to try installing from?  i assume you did by the error.
[02:30] <ubuntu_> Boot Config.
[02:30] <bazhang> ubuntu_, installed from where
[02:30] <KB1JWQ> leftist: dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq fax2850lpr
[02:30] <gunndawg> Could someone help me with my mic settings? when I run sound recorder the only thing it records is whats being played in my headset, not my voice or things around me
[02:30] <leftist> i'll try it but i know it wont work
[02:30] <leftist> thanks kb1jwq
[02:31] <ubuntu_> I installed Ubunto10.10 alongside Win7, from a Live USB, and when I boot, I get no option to boot windows
[02:31] <bazhang> ubuntu_, where did you get bcd from
[02:31] <KB1JWQ> leftist: I'm rather convinced that'll work. :-)
[02:31] <ubuntu_> and I get "no such device"  then grub rescue.
[02:31] <bazhang> ubuntu_, thats not what ubuntu uses, ubuntu uses grub2
[02:31] <nbuonanno> ubuntu_: what's your partition configuration?
[02:32] <bazhang> ubuntu_, so you installed some 3rd party bootloader and its broken?
[02:32] <leftist> http://pastebin.com/LuJKdxqW
[02:32] <ubuntu_> scsi 1 has windows scsi5 has ubuntu
[02:32] <bazhang> !grub2 | ubuntu_ have a read
[02:32] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Where did you get that package from?
[02:32] <mAx--> i have installed the packeges needed for video and calls in Empathy and now i cant even log in.. Any suggestions?
[02:32] <leftist> brother.com
[02:32] <bazhang> ubuntu_, you need to install grub2 , and not use 3rd party things like bcd
[02:32] <leftist> printer driver
[02:33] <leftist> ppd file
[02:33] <gunndawg> Could someone help me with my mic settings? when I run sound recorder the only thing it records is whats being played in my headset, not my voice or things around me
[02:33] <KB1JWQ> leftist: I'd ask them. :-)
[02:33] <leftist> yeah
[02:33] <KB1JWQ> Because that didn't just eat apt, it ate dpkg as well.
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> leftist:  for my brother printer. i fought with installing drivers from the brother web site.. then checked the forums/package manager and discovered they were allready packaged with some other 'bunch' of ectra printer drivers
[02:34] <KB1JWQ> leftist: It's upset that ldpd isn't installed.  dpkg -l |grep fax2850
[02:34] <leftist> i blew it
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> leftist:  i also discovered the generic 'pcl5' printer driver would work with my specific printer.
[02:34] <nbuonanno> gunndawg: check your input source?
[02:34] <gunndawg> nbuonanno, its only got one choice
[02:35] <leftist> it's listed kb1jwq
[02:35] <leftist> i am just so angry with myself to even try to install that stupid brother driver...
[02:35] <gunndawg> nbuonanno, so if I am listening to an .mp3 and I record in sound recorder then it basically records the song I am listening to (or any sound coming from my speaker/headphones for that matter)
[02:35] <leftist> i am so angry
[02:35] <chowder>  I converted my partition table from MBR to GPT using the gdisk utility. I converted the partition table back to MBR using gdisk and now both gparted and fdisk are incapable of finding my partitions. cfdisk gives the following error: FATAL ERROR: Bad primary partition 0: Partition ends in the final partial cylinder.
[02:36] <chowder> During the process of converting back to MBR I was asked to manually inpu
 t the hexcode corresponding to each partition and I foolishly went with the default assuming that everything was automagic. TL;DR How do I recover my partitions?
[02:36] <FloodBot1> chowder: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:36] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Let's get meaner.
[02:36] <KB1JWQ> leftist: sudo dpkg --force-all -r fax2850lpr
[02:36] <nbuonanno> gunndawg: is it a usb headset?
[02:36] <gunndawg> nbuonanno, no its a mic jack
[02:36] <leftist> been there kb1jwq sudo dpkg --force-all -r fax2850lpr doenst do anything but bring back the same err
[02:37] <arcimboldo_> I am trying to run StrongVPN under Ubuntu 10.04 using OpenVPN. The service gets connected, however, I cannot download or browse anything. Is there anything I could check before I try another outcome-free attempt with their customer support?
[02:37] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Welp, time to restore from backup. :-)
[02:37] <leftist> this is a bad situation.
[02:38]  * leftist is a professional and he is so distraught that even with all his experience he doesnt even have a backup and should be kicked in his you know what for his arrogance...
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Nah.  Professionals keep backups. :-D
[02:38] <leftist> hah
[02:38] <leftist> yeah i know
[02:38] <leftist> to arrogant
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> leftist: So, you can't install any new packages, right?
[02:38] <leftist> cant do anything associated with install or removal
[02:39] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: I guess we could see how you have it routed,  I'm stale at openvpn but I might get a clue if I see your route | pastebinit
[02:39] <KB1JWQ> leftist: The box is UP though.  So take a backup now, reinstall the OS.  If you did things intelligently you won't even have to touch /home
[02:39] <leftist> here is a question is there a grub boot option that will allow me to load a previous version?
[02:39] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Sure, of the kernel. :-)
[02:39] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: Should I just enter this as a command?
[02:39] <nbuonanno> gunndawg: i'm a bit shorter on further idea at the moment... i'm a fresh ubuntu install myself, and my sound device settings are acting up
[02:39] <leftist> ok
[02:39] <nbuonanno>  /s/shorter/short/
[02:39] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: if you already have pastebinit installed yes
[02:40] <cooper_> ever since i set pulseaudio to 8 channels instead of 2, if two things are playing at once i hear a high pitch screech
[02:40] <KB1JWQ> leftist: dpkg -l is a list of what's installed.  I'd surely remove the troubled packages.
[02:40] <gunndawg> I just wanna get my mic jack working so I can record audio, so frustrating
[02:40] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: not yet.
[02:40] <nbuonanno> wow... that sentence did not come out at all like i was typing it
[02:40] <KB1JWQ> !sound | nbuonanno
[02:41] <drbanzai> Ok, I can't remember what it's called where you edit a file to tell your workstation the DNS info for a particular site, so it doesn't go ask the real DNS server...anybody know what I'm talking about?
[02:41] <KB1JWQ> drbanzai: /etc/hosts
[02:41] <drbanzai> KB1JWQ, Thank you!
[02:42] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/X3tYMiGu
[02:42] <chowder> does anyone know of a utility that can detect your partitions without needing to read the MBR?
[02:42] <bazhang> chowder, testdisk or photorec ?
[02:42] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: ok reading
[02:42] <chowder> bazhang, I'll check them out, thanks
[02:43] <v0lksman> all that upgrading to maverick nonsense so I could use a mic and the damn mic still doesn't work!
[02:43] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: you don't have openvpn running on this
[02:43] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: Not right now, otherwise I could not chat. Good point, I might have to sign off and on again.
[02:43] <v0lksman> why would I be able to hear myself through the speakers but no app can record that stream?
[02:44] <jrib> v0lksman: check alsamixer
[02:44] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: well I will need ifconfig also then
[02:44] <akshay_> any body there for light chatss
[02:44] <arcimboldo_> I will try
[02:44] <akshay_> getng bored
[02:44] <bazhang> akshay_, #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[02:44] <v0lksman> jrib, yeah I've turned everything on and up and it still won't record any of the noise...tons of noise when I turn on all the mic boosts etc...but blank recordings, no skype, no ekiga
[02:45] <maco> v0lksman: you hear what you say into the mic come out of the speakers and nothing whatsoever is recorded?  that'd be because your hardware has an analogue feedback loop that makes it appear that the sound is getting from the mic to the os and back to the speakers when in truth it is only getting from the mic directly to the speakers
[02:46] <v0lksman> maco, I would agree cept alsamixer can control the volume of the sound coming into the mic (IE I can mute it and raise and lower the volume)...so wouldn't that suggest the OS is getting it?
[02:46] <leftist> well i printed out a list of what is installed which i need but i am just wondering if there will be a fix shortly. i see this issue has been going on for a long time. they said there was a fix https://bugs.launchpad.net/aptdaemon/+bug/659438 but it didnt work.
[02:46] <v0lksman> or is that purely a function of the card and alsa is just playing with me
[02:46] <digirak> huys
[02:46] <digirak> cmakekde issue
[02:47] <maco> v0lksman: unless its just "your face isnt close enough to the mic" id be inclined to think thats the overdriving from turning up mic boost
[02:47] <v0lksman> naw...my face is right in there
[02:47] <leftist> it says a fix was released but i cant determine what or where it is/
[02:48] <v0lksman> maco any suggestion on fixing this?
[02:48] <maco> v0lksman: file a bug
[02:48] <arcimboldo_> test
[02:48] <maco> v0lksman: clearly the driver is not doing its job
[02:48] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: pastebinit doesn't work due to the lack of ability to connect to other places. I could copypaste the log somewhere else, e.g. pm?
[02:48] <maco> v0lksman: (that is: intercepting the sound)
[02:48] <KM0201> !test | arcimboldo_
[02:48] <maco> v0lksman: ubuntu-bug -s audio
[02:49] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Is this system "sensitive?"
[02:49] <KB1JWQ> leftist: And why are you concerned with aptdaemon anyway?
[02:49] <leftist> actually yes it is KB1JWQ
[02:50] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Okay, so having someone else log in to fix it is likely not high on your to do list.
[02:50] <leftist> i am not kb1jwq i just need to be able to update some security patches
[02:50] <gunndawg> Has anyone had any issues getting their mic jack port to work ?
[02:50] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: just send it to a file like route >route.txt  ; ifconfi >ifconfig.txt  and send those when your reconected  also lets see the openvpn config file
[02:50]  * leftist laughs
[02:50] <v0lksman> uhm...am I to believe that it sees two sound cards?  00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (rev 40)
[02:50] <v0lksman> 01:00.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation High Definition Audio Controller (rev a1)
[02:50] <leftist> i get your drift
[02:50] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: or from just the config file I think I can see what i need to know
[02:51] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Stupid question, but dpkg purge $packagename didn't work?
[02:51] <Spyderbyte> hey im a long time supporter of ubuntu and im just curious why on the ubuntu website under their downloads, that they recomment ubuntu 32 bit over a 64 bit version
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> Spyderbyte:  basically its 'idiot proofing'
[02:51] <KB1JWQ> Spyderbyte: Simple.  32 bit will run on 64 bit systems, the converse isn't true.
[02:51] <gunndawg> I have tried everything I can think of to get my mic working via the mic/headphone jack on the side of my laptop, with no success, sound recorder just records the audio coming out of my headset
[02:51] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: with pastebinit you can also send with nautilus just right click on the file you want to send and select paistebin
[02:51] <leftist> kb1jwq no.
[02:52] <ZykoticK9> Spyderbyte, it's a big improvement over the previous "not-recommended" that was there before
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> Spyderbyte:  if someone has no clue what 64/32bit means.. they get pointed to 32bit.
[02:52] <leftist> i will just reimage those workstations tomorrow
[02:52] <leftist> thanks
[02:52] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Even when passed a force-all?
[02:52] <binarysim> someone can help me with ssh and tunellingY?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> !tunnle
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> !tunnel
[02:52] <binarysim> !tunnle
[02:52] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: What's your question?
[02:52] <binarysim> !tunnel
[02:52] <KB1JWQ> Y'know, rather than abusing the bot.
[02:52] <KB1JWQ> !ssh
[02:53] <KM0201> lol
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> the vnc factoud has some url/info on tunneling also.
[02:53] <binarysim> I have a Vps server hosted
[02:53] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Who's the host, first off?
[02:53] <Spyderbyte> ok that sounds legit i was  just making sure that they didnt have any problems with the 64 bit version thanks all for the support
[02:53] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/LWWbS2rK
[02:53] <BlackWeb> just curious is anyone familiar with linking files together, mainly when I create a link say on my desktop to somewhere then when i open the linked directory then it appears to be located on the desktop but it really isnt
[02:53] <leftist> kb1jwq nope.
[02:53] <binarysim> a provider KB1JWQ
[02:53] <KM0201> KB1JWQ: i thought they were abusing the spell checker myself.. :)
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> Spyderbyte:  ive nad no issues with 64bit in ages. :)
[02:53] <leftist> i wish kb1jwq
[02:53] <BlackWeb> to where if i edit a file then it wont be in the directory that I'm linking to
[02:54] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: ok reading
[02:54] <Diamondcite> BlackWeb: It's what linux would call a symlink
[02:54] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Yeah, I was idly curious which provider.  Moving on, what're you trying to do?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  from a filesystem point of view. a link  on the desktop to a directory.. should be the same.
[02:54] <binarysim> and I would like to redirect all the trafic from the port 80 on my local machine via the ssh tunnel
[02:54] <Spyderbyte> k thanks i moved back to windows for the other people in the household and now that i have my computer back im downloading it again
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  link vs a 'shortcut' :) i guess.
[02:54] <Diamondcite> BlackWeb: If done from a terminal... ln -s /path/to/file/to/edit ~/Desktop/
[02:54] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: second one is http://pastebin.com/fDnmKQYb
[02:54] <binarysim> I have sshd  listening on port 22
[02:54] <arcimboldo_> I've manually pastebinned it.
[02:55] <BlackWeb> mainly like with windows then when you create a link on your desktop then it'll take you to the directory say hardDrive2 then you can make changes and it'll affect the orginal directory
[02:55] <BlackWeb> is there a way to do this with linux
[02:55] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Redirect port 80 traffic in what sense?
[02:55] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Because what you're asking isn't what I think you want to do. :-)
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  err.. im not sure how youa re doing it.. but if i link /media/foo  to /home/willis/Desktop/Bar   then  when i enter Bar. i am actually in foo...
[02:55] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: that looks like it should work
[02:55] <arcimboldo_> hm ok.
[02:55] <BlackWeb> but what I've noticed is that if you add to the linked file on your desktop then that changed or added file will remain on the desktop and not go to where the linked file directry is
[02:55] <binarysim> from the local machine to the ssh server
[02:56] <BlackWeb> O
[02:56] <leftist> this is really a serious bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+source/aptdaemon/+bug/665218
[02:56] <BlackWeb> I'm using the commands ln -s target dir
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  Ive never seen that happen.  the directory is the same here.
[02:56] <sacarlson> so you can ping <IP_ADDRESS> when it's up?
[02:56] <aadem> is there a list of useful configuration files or log files / sh scripts that would be good for studying.  Im trying to learn everything i can unixwise before moving on to the challenge of a tougher distro
[02:56] <KB1JWQ> leftist: Not really, aptdaemon just runs resident.  the concern is with the package manager itself.
[02:56] <xiamx> how do i make evince document view running two instance opening the same pdf?
[02:56] <binarysim> ssh -L 80:localhost:22<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:56] <xiamx> *how do i make evince document viewer running two instance opening the same pdf?
[02:56] <leftist> ahhh KB1JWQ
[02:56] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: In real world terms, what are you trying to do? Secure your web traffic?  Emit your browsing traffic from somewhere else?
[02:57] <binarysim> yess
[02:57] <leftist> thank you so much now i understand.
[02:57] <binarysim> exaclty
[02:57] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Simple.
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> aadem:  you learn the fundamentals of 'linux'  and it basically applies to all distros.  You dont gain a lot from going to a tougher disrto. :)
[02:57] <binarysim> sorry i'm not verry good to explain myself in english
[02:57] <BlackWeb> and its working but yet say I create a link on the desktop then yes it'll take me to the desired folder on the system say hard drive2 but then if i add to the link directory on my desktop then the newly added file doesnt go to where the link dir is linked to it stays on the desktop
[02:57] <KB1JWQ> On your local host edit ~/.ssh/config to contain a line like "host YOURSERVER", next line "DynamicForward 8080"
[02:57] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Then in your browser set the SOCKS5 proxy to be localhost, port 8080.
[02:57] <Diamondcite> BlackWeb: right click on the target, select "Make Link" move that link to where you want.
[02:57] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: trying now, ping does not get a response yet even without the VPN.
[02:57] <BlackWeb> but alrighty I'll keep playing with it and see if i can figure it out
[02:58] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Finally, ssh to your server.  Your browser should now work.
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  make sure the hard drive is MOUNTED automatically perhaps at login/boot time.
[02:58] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: it shouldn't get a ping when your not connected it's a local ip address set
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> BlackWeb:  it could be its not geting mounted untill you first access it via the /media/ mountpoint. so your link is pointimng to just a empty dir.
[02:58] <arcimboldo_> ok.
[02:58] <BlackWeb> Alrighty, I'll give that a try, Thanks for your feedbacks
[02:59] <fdsaseemslegit> xiamx open as a copy maybe.
[02:59] <Spyderbyte> hey all has the flash player plugin bug been fixed with the google chrome web browser and ubuntu
[03:00] <bazhang> Spyderbyte, have the bug link on launchpad?
[03:00] <bazhang> Spyderbyte, and you mean chromium-browser right? chrome has nothing to do with ubuntu
[03:01] <Spyderbyte> im not sure i had ubuntu a few months back to see how 10.10 was doing and the flash player on chrome wouldnt work after update
[03:01] <gunndawg> what exactly is the bug anyways?
[03:01] <bazhang> Spyderbyte, so not an actual bug? just a problem you were having?
[03:01] <gunndawg> spyderbyte I am using 10.10 and chromium and it works fine, aside from the load it puts on ur CPU at times
[03:02] <Spyderbyte> ok ill just reinstall and see ill comeback wiith any issues
[03:02] <binarysim> KB1JWQ, I dont find the path of .ssh/config
[03:02] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: Ping doesn't seem to work.
[03:02] <bazhang> Spyderbyte, this is chromium-browser we're talking about, not chrome
[03:02] <bazhang> Spyderbyte, from the ubuntu repos
[03:02] <Spyderbyte> no i was using chrome at the time not chromium
[03:02] <l1nuxman> how to get a list of packages related to say 'template' using apt-get ?
[03:03] <bazhang> l1nuxman, apt-cache search package
[03:03] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: I would assume maybe the encypted tunnel isn't setup then
[03:03] <l1nuxman> thanks
[03:03] <fdsaseemslegit> linuxman:  try sudo apt-get build-dep see what you would need to install it properly
[03:04] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Make it then.  And that's ~/.ssh/config
[03:04] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: set me see the conf file
[03:04] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: to where?
[03:05] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: pastebin the openvpn config file,  do you know where it is?
[03:05] <arcimboldo_> is it the .ovpn file?
[03:06] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: that sounds like one if it's what you run to connect to this service
[03:06] <arcimboldo_> yes. There are also some .crt files
[03:07] <l1nuxman> fdsaseemslegit, I get 33MB instead of 2MB
[03:07] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: so I don't want the crt files those are the keys, I just want the config
[03:07] <binarysim> All I've got is a White Page KB1
[03:07] <binarysim> All I've got is a White Page KB1JWQ
[03:07] <craigbass1976> I'm so lazy... How do I share out a printer down the hall without walking down the hall?  It's running, I've installed samba on the box down there, edited smb.conf so that it's pretty much wide open...  WHat'd I miss?
[03:08] <Goateh> well hi
[03:08] <binarysim> alistair@Alistair:~/.ssh$ ls
[03:08] <binarysim> config  known_hosts
[03:08] <binarysim> host SERVERIP
[03:08] <binarysim> DynamicForward 8080
[03:08] <Marotte> craigbass1976, install cups ?
[03:09] <Marotte> but maybe samba is able to share a printer without it. I reallu don't know
[03:09] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: sorry, what's the command to show the full text of the file?
[03:09] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: It's the SOCKS host, not the http proxy. :-)
[03:09] <KB1JWQ> Same page, three items down.
[03:09] <craigbass1976> Marotte, it's already installed.  I didn't know you could even print locally without cups
[03:09] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: it should look something like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/562320/
[03:09] <craigbass1976> What's the gui printer config in GNOME called?
[03:10] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: to view files I use gedit opened from nautilus if that's what you mean
[03:10] <ddilinger> my default ubuntu desktop has a mail notification icon in the upper right, i use yahoo which is a bit convoluted for mail notification, but i have it working through pidgin.  Is it possible to join these two so the mail notification icon works, instead of only the note in the pidgin window?
[03:10] <ddilinger> the notification icon lists pidgin in the list, but sending myself a test email only triggered in the pidgin window
[03:11] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/a0BTNPJY
[03:11] <Marotte> craigbass1976, in the "system" menu
[03:11] <arcimboldo_> sorry http://pastebin.com/WPRR9DNF
[03:11] <Marotte> sorry but I have a french version installed, so I can't give you the exact menu entry..
[03:12] <Goateh> xfce is good
[03:12] <Marotte> Goateh, yes
[03:12] <craigbass1976> Marotte, I know, I needed the actual name so I could fire it up over ssh.  I have two kids sleeping where the printer is, so it's not PURE laziness, just wanting to make as few trips in there as possible
[03:12] <craigbass1976> Marotte, I found the name btw.  thanks
[03:12] <Goateh> look at my XFCE http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/591/screenshot0203201107112.png
[03:13] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: so the service gave you this file?
[03:13] <arcimboldo_> yes
[03:13] <binarysim> KB1JWQ, Tank you for your help, It doesn't work but I'll look forword on google
[03:13] <KB1JWQ> binarysim: Good luck.
[03:14] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: ok can we close or kill openvpn and restart on a command line so we can see what it did?
[03:14] <binarysim> yeah I'm sure it can be fix ;)
[03:14] <binarysim> i'm just doing it wrong
[03:14] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: the last 2 or 3 lines should tell if it worked or not
[03:14] <binarysim> ;)
[03:14] <Moral_> Hey, I'm trying to mount my TI-84 calculator so I can upload some programs to it, when I plug it in dmesg says this: [25642.702610] usb 5-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 5    [25642.954491] usb 5-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice   I'm not sure where it's sitting so I can mount it, does anyone have any idea?
[03:15] <NixGeek> Goateh: too much white, tone it down a bit, add some color
[03:15] <Marotte> ^^
[03:15] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: ok, how do I kill it (other than just closing the VPN connection)?
[03:15] <Marotte> "taste and colors" as we say in french...
[03:15] <matthewjberry> Hello everyone
[03:15] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: what method did you use to open it?
[03:16] <matthewjberry> I'm new to Ubuntu. Trying to install an app that has PERL scripts and several required modules in the form of tar.gz
[03:16] <Marotte> Hello matthewjberry
[03:16] <matthewjberry> Anyone willing to help me out?
[03:16] <EnigmaticCoder> How can I synchronize my Ubuntu configuration between my desktop and laptop?
[03:16] <matthewjberry> Hey Marotte
[03:17] <Marotte> matthewjberry, aren't you sure the required package are not present in your package manager ?
[03:17] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: I configured it under network connections and then connect/disconnect directly from the network connection icon in the top right corner.
[03:17] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: on a command line you should be able to start it with openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/home/client1.conf   with that file being your config file path
[03:17] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: I configured it according to http://vpnblog.info/ubuntu-openvpn-strongvpn-tutorial.html
[03:17] <Marotte> matthewjberry, what are you trying to install ?
[03:18] <matthewjberry> http://wvnetflow.sourceforge.net/
[03:18] <matthewjberry> Here's how the readme begins:
[03:18] <matthewjberry> If you don't have a technical familiarity with each of these, then either
[03:18] <matthewjberry> you should be prepared to do some learning and stumbling, or you should
[03:18] <matthewjberry> find someone who can lend a technical hand.
[03:18] <FloodBot1> matthewjberry: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:19] <ryan-c|w> Can someone help me mount my ecryptfs?  The instructions for recovering my mount passphrase at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory aren't working with my past several login passwords
[03:19] <eigma> I'm running maverick and have uninstalled 'cups' and other related packages. the Update Manager is now telling me I should install cups as a security update.. is this normal behaviour?
[03:19] <Marotte> matthewjberry, I know nothing about webview netflow reporter sorry
[03:20] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: ok so I guess all those files are in a directory cd into that dir
[03:20] <red2kic> eigma: I think there are an updated version for cups -- Marked for security reason.
[03:20] <l1nuxman> anyone know where tt2 (template toolkit module) installs ?
[03:20] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a way to single step through a script?
[03:21] <KB1JWQ> Marotte: Okay, so which are you prepared to do?
[03:22] <Marotte> KB1JWQ, ??
[03:22] <histo> dsnyders: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/step-through-a-bash-script-273422/
[03:22] <KB1JWQ> Marotte: Er, sorry-- he quit, and you tab completed by mistake.
[03:22] <eigma> red2kic: but if I don't have cups installed, it shouldn't be an issue?
[03:22] <Marotte> KB1JWQ, ok
[03:23] <nunya> is there anyway to have my headless server join a wireless network when it turns on?
[03:23] <red2kic> eigma: If you have ubuntu-desktop marked as installed, that may be the reason.
[03:23] <histo> nunya: sure
[03:23] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: cd ~/Documents/StrongVpn ; openvpn --config ./opvn045.ovpn   something like that from what I see in the link you sent me
[03:24] <histo> nunya: just any wifi network or is it stationary?
[03:24] <red2kic> nunya: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[03:24] <nunya> histo: it's stationary, i want it to join the same network every time it turns on
[03:24] <histo> nunya: /etc/network/interfaces to configure the network on a cli system
[03:24] <red2kic> nunya: You need to test it first before you automatically it.
[03:24] <eigma> red2kic: hmm, pretty sure I uninstalled that as well when I removed some other stuff I didn't need
[03:24] <histo> nunya: if its wpa then you need wpa_supplicant
[03:24] <KB1JWQ> !wifi
[03:25] <histo> nunya: or yuou can use something like wicd if you don't have X
[03:25] <nunya> histo: thank you
[03:25] <sacarlson> arcimboldo_: unless there is a log file you can view to see the output of openvpn when you run it in network-manager
[03:25] <histo> nunya: wicd conflicts with network-manager  but it's easier
[03:25] <histo> sacarlson: network-manager doesn't have much for a log.
[03:25] <eigma> red2kic: cups doesn't show up in 'apt-get upgrade' by the way.. so it's an issue with Update Manager specifically
[03:26] <red2kic> eigma: Ah. I don't know. I don't have cups installed. You could try and remove it afterward. The chance is that it might tell you which package depends on it, then you know which package may be the responsible for it.
[03:26] <red2kic> eigma: Use CLI instead of Update Manager, I suppose.
[03:26] <eigma> red2kic: ok, thanks
[03:27] <sacarlson> histo: well I had hoped maybe openvpn created one but I see from the config that is doesn't
[03:27] <KB1JWQ> sacarlson: I think you can enable it.
[03:27] <KB1JWQ> sacarlson: http://svn.openvpn.net/projects/openvpn/trunk/openvpn/sample-config-files/server.conf'
[03:28] <sacarlson> KB1JWQ: yes there are added options in openvpn to create logs
[03:28] <sacarlson> KB1JWQ: but this is the config the service provided so I don't want to mess with it if I don't have to
[03:29] <craigbass1976> Does anyone else have trouble with trying to exit a terminal where you first ssh -X 'ed into?  I type exit, and it hangs. Ctrl+C gets me out, but I wondered if there were something wrong.  Happens to me both when ssh-ing into a remote box, and when ssh-ing into a box on my lan
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> sacarlson: It's no big deal to append a logging stanza at the end. :-)  If it breaks something (which it shouldn't) revert your change.
[03:29] <george_> i need help with gnomenu :(
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> !gnomenu | george_
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> Er.
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> !ask
[03:29] <sacarlson> KB1JWQ: it's not running on my system so I don't even know were they have priv to write stuf
[03:30] <KB1JWQ> I'm just failing all over today. :-)
[03:30] <matsuura> I need plans for dinner
[03:30] <rww> the keys are right next to each other
[03:30] <george_> umm i want to run gnomenu under a Win 7 theme i got
[03:30] <george_> but
[03:30] <george_> it doesnt pop up correctly
[03:30] <sacarlson> KB1JWQ: that's ok, and the droped out so I will wait till there system comes back online
[03:30] <george_> it pops out under the dockbar
[03:31] <ryan-c|w> Okay.    I've tried all of the passwords that I've had my account set to since the last time I logged in to X and it's not working.
[03:31] <ryan-c|w> This is really irritating.
[03:34] <histo> ryan-c|w: dont' you have to use htat key thing
[03:35] <histo> ryan-c|w: when you frist encrypt the drive it gives you some long key or something I thought.
[03:35] <ryan-c|w> histo: it does.  I didn't record it.
[03:35] <histo> ryan-c|w: well you need that not your login passphrase
[03:36] <Derek__> Hi, can someone help me with an installation issue with Ubuntu?
[03:36] <ryan-c|w> histo: ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase unlocks the mount passphrase with the login password
[03:36] <ryan-c|w> anyway
[03:36] <bazhang> Derek__, please ask a question
[03:37] <histo> ryan-c|w: hrm..
[03:37] <arcimboldo_> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/7t4SY1ck
[03:37] <histo> ryan-c|w: yeah if it's mounted
[03:37] <Derek__> I've been trying to help my friend install Ubuntu on his laptop, but once we got to the "Who are you?" page it won't go any further and just says "Ready when you are..."
[03:37] <arcimboldo_> ... I lost all connections.
[03:37] <ryan-c|w> I got the damn thing unwrapped.  it didn't pick up a password change at some point, and i remebered the temp password i'd used before my current one.
[03:38] <ryan-c|w> it had been mounted for 6 months and then my computer froze
[03:38] <histo> ryan-c|w: isn't it set to mount on boot?
[03:38] <brando> Forgive me for being a super noob, But ive noticed my internet speed has been terrible and i have hardly any bandwidth... Is there a simple way you can check if my neighbors are using my Wireless?
[03:38] <ryan-c|w> it is
[03:38] <histo> ryan-c|w: so it stopped mounting on boot?
[03:38] <ryan-c|w> yes
[03:38] <Marotte> brando, I suppose this depends on your ISP
[03:38] <ryan-c|w>  because the wrapping passphrase got desync'd from my account password.
[03:39] <ryan-c|w> because FML.
[03:39] <histo> ryan-c|w: do you not know all your other pass phrases?
[03:39] <bazhang> Derek__, are there any caps in the usernick etc
[03:39] <histo> ryan-c|w: sorry all your old passwords?
[03:39] <Marotte> brando, if you activated WEP access there is a chance some neighboor are using your wireless
[03:39] <Derek__> Oh, we are so dumb. Thank you bazhang.
[03:39] <Marotte> brando, not with wap
[03:40] <bazhang> Marotte, you mean wpa presumably
[03:40] <Marotte> brando, at least, with WAP there is only a very very few chance
[03:40] <ryan-c|w> histo: I tried all my old passwords and then remembered that i'd initially set my current password with a slight case variation which i changed to make it easier to type
[03:40] <Marotte> oops sorry yes WPA
[03:40] <ryan-c|w> since i have to type my password a good 50 times a day
[03:41] <brando> Mar.  I actually set my wireless to OPEN cause i dont really have any close neighbors and its easier cause im always connecting other things (phone,TV,playsations etc.)
[03:41] <bazhang> brando, better to encrypt and be sure
[03:41] <red2kic> brando: Sure. Wait until you found out the coyote have been piggybacking your Wifi.
[03:41] <bazhang> brando, provided your devices can handle wpa2
[03:41] <Marotte> brando, if you don't have any close neighboor, why do you ask ?
[03:41] <histo> ryan-c|w: is your whole drive encrypted or just hte private folder?
[03:42] <Ciphermagi2> Q @ open wireless: Does encryption change your network performance at all?
[03:42] <brando> lol, Well the niegbors are approx. 300ft in both directions....
[03:42] <ryan-c|w> just the private folder
[03:42] <bazhang> Ciphermagi2, no
[03:42] <ryan-c|w> i've gotten it mounted again
[03:42] <brando> I wouldnt think they could pick it up but im not sure....
[03:42] <histo> ryan-c|w: so you can decrypt the .ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase  then?
[03:42] <Marotte> 300 feet is close :)
[03:43] <histo> ryan-c|w: can't not can
[03:43] <brando> It would just be nice to see if they were piggybackin....
[03:43] <Marotte> brando, stop WEP
[03:43] <Marotte> WEP is easily crackable, but WPA is not
[03:44] <histo> brando: I was at a customers today and they had 26 unknown people on their wifi
[03:44] <ryan-c|w> histo: Yes, i can decrypt .ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase
[03:44] <histo> ryan-c|w: then you can mount it
[03:44] <histo> I'm confused
[03:44] <ryan-c|w> i have it mounted
[03:44] <histo> wth
[03:44] <brando> Histo, wow... thats crazy
[03:44] <histo> So what is the problem then?
[03:44] <ryan-c|w> i'm now just annoyed about the bug that caused my wrapping password not to be changed
[03:44] <red2kic> brando: Sharing is charing. :)
[03:44] <histo> brando: yeah I shut the wifi down. It was some stupid tmobile hotspot that got setup open.
[03:45] <histo> ryan-c|w: ohh
[03:45] <histo> ryan-c|w: lols I thought you were having trouble
[03:45] <brando> Thanks for everyones help really appreciate it
[03:45] <heslam> hey guys. i'm looking for help connecting to two different networks (two routers, one leading to the internet and one just to connect to other computers) with ubuntu and i'm struggling to get it right. is this too general a question?
[03:45] <heslam> perhaps i should go to #networking or something
[03:46] <KB1JWQ> heslam: ##networking actually.
[03:46] <heslam> KB1JWQ: cool, thanks :)
[03:46] <KB1JWQ> heslam: And it depends upon what you're trying to do.
[03:46] <KB1JWQ> heslam: The answer is going to be "fix your routing table" wherever you ask.
[03:46] <histo> !ics | heslam
[03:47] <heslam> KB1JWQ: right, okay. well i'll research routing tables, then! thanks :)
[03:47] <KB1JWQ> histo: I don't think tht's what he's asking. :-)
[03:47] <heslam> histo: i'm not actually looking to share my connection
[03:47] <histo> heslam: KB1JWQ yeah it will accomplish what he wants
[03:47] <KB1JWQ> histo: So will a one line routing table update.
[03:47] <histo> KB1JWQ: he configures once card to allow anyone to use it. Which is theother router. and it will pass all traffic through to the other router
[03:48] <Ciphermagi2> I used to have Ubuntu, and I can't remember what the GUI I used was...it was a really nice 3D thing that could basically make a cube, and it placed a desktop on each face of the cube. You could zoom out of the cube, and rotate it around, and push your windows onto different desktops without having tearing or lag issues. Anyone got any idea?
[03:48] <twitch> Ciphermagi2: compiz
[03:48] <KB1JWQ> histo: But that's not his problem description.  He simply wants to be able to hit two distinct networkins (ideally they've got different ip ranges or he's out of luck) while retaining a sane default gateway.
[03:48] <Goateh> ohai histo
[03:48] <heslam> to just briefly outline my problem: i'm using synergy to share the mouse + keyboard between a laptop and desktop, but the wireless is flakey so whilst i want both computers to access the internet via wireless, i also want them to connect to eachother over a local router to get the best performance from synergy
[03:48] <bazhang> !ccsm | Ciphermagi2
[03:48] <histo> KB1JWQ: I just saw part of what he wanted to do then
[03:49] <KB1JWQ> heslam: And the local router is wired?
[03:49] <heslam> KB1JWQ: yep
[03:49] <Ciphermagi2> I'm sitting here making a list of all the programs I need to get ahold of.
[03:49] <KB1JWQ> heslam: Assign a separate IP range to the wired interface on both machines.  As long as they're both within the same subnet that should be all you need to do.
[03:49] <KB1JWQ> Just make sure synergy is told to use that IP.
[03:50] <bazhang> !manual | Ciphermagi2 this may help as well
[03:50] <izinucs> Ciphermagi2: like what?
[03:50] <Ciphermagi2> Well, I'm familiar with ordinary tasks, I'm looking for things for my wife's (graphical design) interests and my web dev.
[03:50] <heslam> KB1JWQ: i'm pretty sure i did that, unless i'm ignorant as to exactly how to assign seperate IP ranges...
[03:50] <heslam> i'll look it up
[03:51] <KB1JWQ> heslam: ifconfig -a to a pastebin then!
[03:51] <Ciphermagi2> Just...if anyone has something off the top of their head that they like, you know?
[03:51] <KB1JWQ> Also netstat -r while you're at it, heslam
[03:51] <bazhang> Ciphermagi2, then browse through the software center and install what you wish
[03:51] <KB1JWQ> Preferably from both hosts but we can start with one.
[03:51] <KB1JWQ> Ciphermagi2: I like pie, but what are you asking?
[03:51] <skooz20111> any trick to signing up for ubuntu one captcha solution cant make them out
[03:51] <dsnyders> histo, thanks for the link regarding stepping through bash scripts.  It helped.  Turns out I forgot the "extension" on the files I was renaming.
[03:51] <izinucs> Ciphermagi2: graphical design... inkscape, gimp, xara xtreme, scribus
[03:51] <histo> dsnyders: np
[03:52] <bazhang> skooz20111, #ubuntuone should help
[03:52] <Marotte> Ciphermagi2, inkscape
[03:52] <ShaneN> Hello. Any idea why SSH responds when started from a "local" connection (ie: server is 192.168.1.x and client is 192.168.1.y), but not over an OpenVPN connection? I can ping the server's VPN IP, but can't SSH
[03:52] <heslam> KB1JWQ: i don't actually have the network set up how i'd like it - whenever i connect them both to the wired router, they are no longer able to access the internet over the wireless router. so sending you the ifconfig + netstat -r data becomes a little bit difficult :P
[03:52] <skooz20111> thank you bazhang
[03:52] <Ciphermagi2> Well, is there a free equivalent to, say...dreamweaver? I'm already looking at Komposer and Blender, too.
[03:52] <izinucs> ShaneN: ssh does not = vpn
[03:52] <KB1JWQ> heslam: Ah, you're running network-manager.
[03:52] <cobra2_> ubuntu wont detect my damn headset microphone and only the internal one will work how do i fix?
[03:52] <bazhang> Ciphermagi2, aptana studio is the closest
[03:52] <ShaneN> izinucs: Of course not
[03:52] <cobra2_> KB1JWQ:
[03:53] <Marotte> Ciphermagi2, dreamweaver I guess not
[03:53] <ShaneN> izinucs: The problem I am having is SSH works over a local network, but not over a VPN
[03:53] <KB1JWQ> cobra2_: Hello.
[03:53] <cobra2_> ubuntu wont detect my damn headset microphone and only the internal one will work how do i fix?
[03:53] <ShaneN> Just a "stock" SSH config
[03:53] <heslam> KB1JWQ: yeah, i'm using a stock ubuntu install (and linux mint lxde for the laptop, but yeah). so network-manager screws with this sort of thing?
[03:53] <Marotte> Ciphermagi2, inkscape is for scalable vector graphic edition
[03:53] <KB1JWQ> heslam: Network-manager screws with bloody EVERYTHING.
[03:53] <izinucs> ShaneN: why would you use ssh on top of vpn? they are both encrypted
[03:54] <ShaneN> izinucs: To access the machine :)
[03:54] <KB1JWQ> heslam: I'd check out #nm
[03:54] <hdon> does anyone know what packages i should install to build cinelerra?
[03:54] <ShaneN> izinucs: I'm 9 hours away from the system, so I have to SSH in
[03:54] <cobra2_> while 1: print 'can someone help me with this plz?'
[03:54] <heslam> KB1JWQ: gotcha :P thanks :)
[03:54] <heslam> i'm gonna head over there now. if i get it working and remember, i'll come back here and let you know ;)
[03:55] <ShaneN> As of right now, I have to VNC into another machine in the same room, and then SSH into the server from that machine
[03:55] <izinucs> ShaneN: I don't get it .. if the machine is running a ssh server on a different port from vpn then you shouldn't have an issue.. if you're trying to use ssh in combination with vpn .. well.. you might be googling forever trying to find that answer.
[03:55] <bazhang> http://cvs.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#ubuntu hdon
[03:55] <cobra2_> am i muted?
[03:55] <matthewjberry> What is the "network trash folder" in Ubuntu for?
[03:55] <hdon> bazhang, thanks
[03:55] <bazhang> cobra2_, no
[03:55] <izinucs> cobra2_: what?
[03:55] <cobra2_> help me! plz
[03:55] <g_0_0> cobra2_, in terminal type - alsamixer - make sure the mic channel isn't muted if it is press m when the channel is selected to unmute it, nb it may not be labeled mic it may be labeled as an input
[03:55] <izinucs> don't beg
[03:55] <rww> !helpme | cobra2_
[03:56] <bazhang> cobra2_, with what
[03:56] <cobra2_> my headset mic is not detected
[03:56] <hdon> bazhang, i am not interested in binaries, i said i was building from source :\
[03:56] <bazhang> hdon, then check their website, presumably
[03:56] <ShaneN> izinucs: It is indeed running on a different port. Hence the issue. I'm not able to SSH into it over the VPN IP address. The system is essentially a "stock" install with no crazy firewall configs or any changes in the SSH config
[03:56] <izinucs> ShaneN: is it on your lan or outside your lan?
[03:57] <ShaneN> izinucs: Outside
[03:57] <ShaneN> izinucs: My machine, and the ubuntu machine are on the same VPN. I can ping the VPN address of the ubuntu machine. But I cannot SSH in over the VPN address
[03:57] <izinucs> ShaneN: do you know if the router on the other end is forwarding the appropriate ssh ports to that machine.
[03:57] <ramontayag> hey folks. i've added a network printer. host is ubuntu, guest is ubuntu. it added fine, but it asks for authentication when i try to print. I typed the host's username and password, didn't work. I typed the guests username/password, didn't work either. what username and password do I enter?
[03:57] <ShaneN> izinucs: Since I am going over the VPN, the router configuration shouldn't matter, correct?
[03:58] <linoge> hi, my bluetooth doesn't work. Bluetooth applet shows a box to enable bluetooth but it never enables it. What could i do?
[03:58] <izinucs> ShaneN: ah..so you're connected via vpn and you're trying to get a cli prompt?
[03:58] <ShaneN> izinucs: Bingo
[03:58] <izinucs> ShaneN: well... why didn't you say so :)
[03:58] <ShaneN> izinucs: I think I did about 3 times :)
[03:58] <izinucs> ShaneN: let me look for something..
[03:59] <cobra2_> g_0_0: i opened up the alsamixer but i really don't know what i'm looking at.. if i post a screenshot for ya will that help?
[03:59] <linoge> ?
[03:59] <g_0_0> cobra2_, I know what it looks like, you navigate the channel with the left and right arrows, up and down arrows to change volume and m to mute/unmute a channel
[04:00] <cobra2_> g_0_0: i know but i can't tell if my channel is muted or not
[04:00] <izinucs> ShaneN: missed that previously.. sorry..
[04:00] <cobra2_> g_0_0: but for the 'mic jack" there isn't one of those bar thingyies
[04:00] <g_0_0> cobra2_, if a channel is muted you will see an M at the bottom
[04:00] <ShaneN> izinucs: No problem. Lots of chatter going on :)
[04:01] <anonboots> Anybody have a linux utility for rooting a Sprint Epic 4G? Everything seems to be for Windoes boxes.
[04:01] <ShaneN> izinucs: Appreciate your attention, at the least
[04:01] <g_0_0> cobra2_, if there is an m select the channel and press m to unmute the channel
[04:01] <cobra2_> g_0_0: i will just post a screenshot
[04:01] <g_0_0> cobra2_, ok post a screenshot
[04:01] <bazhang> !imagebin | cobra2_
[04:02] <jags> I was confused why I had all these folders with nothing in them in /media, so i did a few 'sudo rmdir's, I realize now that they where for my usb sticks, now when I try to insert them, nothing happens, and I get somekind of error message like "no mount point", anyone know a quick fix?
[04:03] <red2kic> jags: Try creating /media folder
[04:03] <bonjoyee> jags: the folders should be created automatically..unless you have defined mount points in fstab
[04:03] <red2kic> jags: And that's why we have permissions, to prevent users from doing what they shouldn't be doing in first place. Of course, we gave them authority too -- and that's just not helping the situation. :(
[04:04] <cobra2_> g_0_0: try not 2 be razzed out by my ultra theme but anyway heres the screenshot.. http://i.imgur.com/FLrM4.png
[04:04] <natex> ShaneN: are you using the corrent (VPN) ip address?
[04:04] <mopo> hello you amazing people
[04:04] <ShaneN> natex: Yessir/mam
[04:04] <mopo> i need help with a tv tuner :(
[04:04] <natex> k
[04:04] <jags> red2kic, I guess i can see what disk utility labels them as and create a folder in /media as sudo?  I'll try that quick
[04:05] <red2kic> jags: If you removed /media -- Try "sudo mkdir /media"
[04:05] <izinucs> ShaneN: I have not been able to find any info on doing that..when you vpn in, logically thinking you are part of the network the remote machine is attached to. so ssh'ing becomes problemmatic unless "localhost" ssh'ing will work.  that would be ssh'ing into the remote machine on it's local ip address not its wan address..
[04:05] <red2kic> jags: Maybe "sudo chown -R root:root /media" too
[04:05] <jags> red2kic, I still have a /media, but I removed some folders within /media, now I can't seem to mount whatever those folders where linked to
[04:05] <g_0_0> cobra2_, do you have a line channel which is muted if so umute it
[04:05] <Chilaquiles> I get this error: segfault at a151ba20 ip 0498b5f8 sp bf8d4990 error 4 in libc-2.12.1.so[495c000+157000] Does somebody know what is this?
[04:05] <cobra2_> g_0_0: i don't know what a line channel is
[04:06] <cobra2_> g_0_0: why is linux so fcking hard?
[04:06] <red2kic> jags: Do you know what you removed? Create the directory again.
[04:06] <bonjoyee> jags: check in your /etc/fstab ..for any mount points defined under /media
[04:06] <Chilaquiles> my computer crashes every week or so, its annoying
[04:06] <jags> red2kic, I'm sure its still in history, I'll just have to grep all the rmdir commands
[04:07] <red2kic> jags: "history | grep -i rmdir"
[04:07] <ShaneN> izinucs: That is exactly what I thought. Which is why this is confusing me :). ifconfig shows that it is connected to the VPN fine. My machine can ping it. But I just can't SSH into it. I even tried to change the ListenAddress in hopes it would help. No go, sadly
[04:07] <g_0_0> cobra2_, I can't see all the channels in alsa mixer from your screenshot there should be other channels a channel simply named mic or line for example
[04:08] <izinucs> ShaneN: is the remote machine on a commercial network with commercial switches?
[04:08] <ShaneN> izinucs: Not sure what you mean by a "commercial network". Sorry :/
[04:09] <cobra2_> g_0_0: there is not, there is a channel called mic jack
[04:09] <cobra2_> though
[04:09] <izinucs> ShaneN: business.. using business class switches vs. in expensive linksys/dlink/etc routers?
[04:09] <g_0_0> cobra2_, what other channels are there?
[04:09] <natex> ShaneN: what ip are you ssh to once your vpn is connected?
[04:09] <ShaneN> izinucs: Gotcha. Basic router. Nothing commercial
[04:09] <ShaneN> natex: <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:10] <cobra2_> g_0_0: if i press tab more channels appear
[04:10] <g_0_0> cobra2_, alternatively unmute all the channels in turn until you find the appropriate mic channel, even if it isn't labeled mic
[04:10] <ShaneN> Another machine on the same LAN cannot SSH into <IP_ADDRESS>, but the ubuntu machine itself can
[04:10] <g_0_0> cobra2_, use the left and right arrows to navigate
[04:10] <natex> ShaneN: right because it is not part of the vpn
[04:10] <ShaneN> ie: If I "ssh <IP_ADDRESS>" from the ubuntu machine, it works fine. Ubuntu doesn't come with a firewall started right away right?
[04:11] <rww> ShaneN: no
[04:11] <red2kic> ShaneN: Right. ufw is disabled by default.
[04:11] <red2kic> rww: No? :o
[04:11] <virtus> Is there software that I can plug in a USB mic and use the software as a virtual amplifierr, and output it to speakers?
[04:11] <maco> ShaneN: right, since there are no services to firewall off
[04:11] <izinucs> ShaneN: although port are default closed
[04:11] <rww> red2kic: no, Ubuntu doesn't come with a firewall started right away.
[04:12] <iman> whould you please tell me, how I can play easyworship with dual display
[04:12] <Nertil> i cant get to work ebox
[04:13] <nunya> I just fresh installed 9.10 on my server and now (I have a monitor connected) I can't connect to my wireless network...
[04:13] <Nertil> im messing with it 2 days
[04:13] <izinucs> natex: shouldn't ShaneN on the machine that's vpn'd into the other be able to ssh into the same machine using a local address?
[04:13] <KM0201> nunya: well, whats your wireless device, and second, why are you using 9.10?
[04:14] <natex> izinucs: he needs to use the ip address from the vpn interface (tun0)
[04:14] <nunya> KM0201: I need 9.10 for my computer because that's the only verion supported by the maker of the computer (I need it for video acceleration) the wireless device is intneral.  I don't even know how to check which drivers are installed and working
[04:15] <izinucs> natex: that I don't know much about.. maybe you can fill him in.
[04:15] <natex> izinucs: which he is <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:15] <ShaneN> natex: SSH doesn't care which interface is used to connect to it, correct?
[04:15] <natex> ShaneN: right
[04:15] <natex> ShaneN: unless you've tweaked it to hell which I don't believe you have
[04:15] <g_0_0> Nertil, do you mean wbox as opposed to ebox?
[04:16] <UbuntuNoob> to #ubuntu good day all :)
[04:16] <ShaneN> natex: Literally installed SSH today. Haven't touched it other after having these issues to try ListenAddress
[04:16] <Nertil> ebox is something like webmin
[04:16] <Nertil> for ubuntu
[04:16] <natex> ShaneN: you never know with ubuntu though :/
[04:17] <ShaneN> natex: Thanks for the vote of confidence :). Tried centos first... had issues with the hardware though
[04:17] <bonjoyee> ShaneN: netstat -ltunp will tell you on which ports ssh is listening!
[04:17] <natex> ShaneN: honestly it just works with slackware
[04:17]  * ryan-c|w likes to tweak ssh to hell
[04:17] <bonjoyee> ShaneN: sudo netstat -ltunp
[04:17] <UbuntuNoob> can i play steam games on linx o_o?
[04:17] <UbuntuNoob> like gmod
[04:17]  * cobra2_ places ban on UbuntuNoob!*@*
[04:18] <UbuntuNoob> :(
[04:18] <ryan-c|w> UbuntuNoob: Yes, gmod specifically will run.
[04:18] <UbuntuNoob> yayy :D
[04:18] <ShaneN> bonjoyee: Well, good news (?) is that I do see <IP_ADDRESS>:22 as a local address that is in state "LISTEN" for program name "sshd"
[04:18] <KM0201> natex: lspci should tell you what wireless device you have
[04:18] <cobra2_> my wireless adapter only works with windows
[04:18] <natex> ShaneN: yeah something I'm missing here
[04:18] <ryan-c|w> UbuntuNoob: http://www.cedega.com/ will run steam, and *some* steam games.  It seems to run anything with the source engine fine.
[04:18] <UbuntuNoob> i have lots of questions, how do i use linux exactly.. i can open firefox, this irc, i can close firefox, i dont really know much else..
[04:19] <g_0_0> cobra2_, did you get the mic to work?
[04:19] <ShaneN> ryan-c|w: What do you tweak with SSH? I've always just did /etc/init.d/ssh start and called it a day :)
[04:19] <UbuntuNoob> ryan-c|w: thanks :D
[04:19] <fakeer> how can i install all the small and big packages offline on ubuntu? I've got a ubuntu cd burned but i've no access to Internet on Ubuntu machine?
[04:19] <cobra2_> UbuntuNoob: google linux tutorials >.>
[04:19] <cobra2_> g_0_0: let me check
[04:19] <UbuntuNoob> cobra2: my teacher gave me a book x_X, but i wanted to know the vurry basics before i start readin it
[04:19] <natex> ShaneN: try doing ssh -v
[04:19] <KM0201> natex: did you get that?
[04:19] <ShaneN> s/just did/just done. Grammer fail tonight
[04:20] <cobra2_> UbuntuNoob: the most basic command you can learn is sudo rm -rf /*
[04:20] <natex> KM0201: wrong guy ;)
[04:20] <KB1JWQ> UbuntuNoob: Disregard that.
[04:20] <mopo> anyone here that can help with a tv tuner problem? :)
[04:20] <njero> UbuntuNoob: don't listen to cobra2_
[04:20] <xangua> !ops | cobra2_
[04:20] <UbuntuNoob> rm that would delte my registery?
[04:20] <ShaneN> natex: Hate to sound like a complete imbecile, but I'm on a windows box using putty. Not sure I can think of a way to generate a verbose log with it
[04:20]  * cobra2_ places ban on UbuntuNoob!*@*
[04:20] <xangua> !manual | UbuntuNoob
[04:21] <KM0201> nunya: lspci in a terminal should show your wireless device
[04:21] <UbuntuNoob> :D
[04:21] <maco> !danger
[04:21] <natex> ShaneN: it's there. you have to poke around at the left part of the window
[04:21] <ryan-c|w> ...
[04:21] <maco> UbuntuNoob: that would delete EVERYTHING
[04:21] <UbuntuNoob> thats what i thought
[04:21] <natex> ShaneN: logging
[04:21] <UbuntuNoob> cause i remember playing around with rm earlier
[04:21] <UbuntuNoob> in mscmd
[04:21] <ShaneN> natex: Found it (!!). Going to try now. Thank you
[04:21] <UbuntuNoob> o_o
[04:22] <natex> ShaneN: pastebin the log if you want
[04:22] <maco> UbuntuNoob: i thought it was "del" on windows
[04:22] <UbuntuNoob> it is, but rm also works
[04:22] <UbuntuNoob> and some other command too
[04:22] <njero> does anyone know if the ubuntu install CD has an option to go into Network install mode and wait for listening machines attempting to boot from the network
[04:22] <UbuntuNoob> del is just for files, rm is for drives i belive. i only know about as much as <rm help told me
[04:23] <ryan-c|w> ShaneN: the main change is to turn off password authentication in favor of pubkey and keyboardinteractive auth.
[04:23] <mopo> UbuntuNoob: try typing "man rm" in terminal, itll bring up the manual page so you can read all about it
[04:23] <h00k> UbuntuNoob: the -rf flag lets it remove a directory recursively
[04:24] <ryan-c|w> my personal server essentially has fail2ban implemented purely in iptables.
[04:24] <UbuntuNoob> is there a shortcut for terminal?
[04:24] <red2kic> UbuntuNoob: Try CTRL + ALT + T.
[04:24] <mopo> top left, applications -> terminal
[04:24] <mopo> or what red2kic
[04:24] <mopo> said
[04:24] <UbuntuNoob> it works just like cmd?
[04:24] <red2kic> UbuntuNoob: No.
[04:24] <KB1JWQ> UbuntuNoob: Not exactly.
[04:24] <KB1JWQ> UbuntuNoob: man man
[04:24] <KB1JWQ> Go from there.
[04:25] <UbuntuNoob> manual about manuals haha :D
[04:25] <jameseleven> Any news on what's happening with the website ?
[04:26] <red2kic> jameseleven: Internet is down.
[04:26] <bazhang> red2kic, thats not helpful
[04:26] <bazhang> jameseleven, ubuntuforums?
[04:26] <wgrant> jameseleven: Sysadmins are investigating.
[04:26] <red2kic> bazhang: He does not say what website.
[04:26] <wgrant> ubuntu.com and canonicl.com are down right now.
[04:27] <bazhang> red2kic, please keep the non-helpful commentary to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:27] <jameseleven> ubuntu.com ofc
[04:27] <KB1JWQ> Up here.  In Chinese of all things.
[04:27] <red2kic> jameseleven: In the future, use this. http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ubuntu.com :)
[04:27] <UbuntuNoob> okay guys, ive already taken the red pill, i wont go back to windows(mainly, cept for games) but what is the major reasons for staying with linux?
[04:27] <ljsoftnet> wgrant the website ubuntu.com is fine here
[04:27] <jameseleven> red2kic of course you know that site merely does a ping to the ip ?
[04:28] <zamarax> anyone know the reason I get this error The system returned: (105) No buffer space available when enabling squid?
[04:28] <jameseleven> just because the box is responsive does not mean the website is working properly
[04:28] <wgrant> ljsoftnet: You're seeing a cached copy, I suspect.
[04:28] <natex> ShaneN: can you ssh to that box w/o vpn? Or do you have it FW'd?
[04:28] <red2kic> jameseleven: Ah. I see. Ubuntu.com is up -- but you're looking for particular content on Ubuntu.com.
[04:28] <g_0_0> ubuntu.com if offline
[04:28] <wgrant> red2kic: The host is up, the site is down.
[04:28] <KB1JWQ> wgrant: Not cached here.  Works well.
[04:29] <ShaneN> natex: I can SSH into it from a machine on the same LAN (VNC'd into a Windows box using putty to SSH into the ubuntu box)
[04:29] <jameseleven> red2kic, yeah like the content on www.ubuntu.com
[04:29] <red2kic> jameseleven: You want the ISO?
[04:29] <g_0_0> is*
[04:29] <jameseleven> I did but I found a mirror
[04:30] <dfcnvt> Why do I find almost every channel isn't very active. They're all quiet.
[04:30] <dzup2> !uptime
[04:30] <synical> WindowsVista Uptime: 18wks 12hrs 33mins 4secs Best: 18wks 12hrs 33mins 4secs
[04:30] <mopo> does anyone want to help me with a tv tuner problem? its a dtv2000h+ and its not working at all...
[04:30] <ljsoftnet> wgrant the ubuntu.com is fine but if you go to Desktop or Netbook ... pages its offline
[04:31] <jameseleven> now it's fine
[04:31] <jameseleven> it wasnt 2 minutes ago :)
[04:31] <g_0_0> ubuntu.com is back up but there was a drupal offline page there before
[04:33] <nul> I have a very weird problem on my fresh install.  Domains do resolve to IPS eventually, but it takes like 30 seconds for no reason. Another machine on the same network has no issues.
[04:33] <nul> Anyone have any idea where this kind of issue could stem from? and/or how to fix?
[04:34] <bonjoyee> nul: try another DNS provider...
[04:34] <bonjoyee> nul: like opendns or google!
[04:34] <nul> bonjoyee: didn't work.. I switched to google dns servers (low ping too)
[04:34] <virtus> Is there software that I can plug in a USB mic and use the software as a virtual amplifierr, and output it to speakers?
[04:35] <nul> bonjoyee: can you remind me what file holds the network settings?
[04:35] <bonjoyee> nul: using network manager?
[04:35] <nul> bonjoyee: it has gnome installed, desktop edition basicly
[04:35] <nul> I have no idea though
[04:36] <Daemonik> Is Ubuntu LPIA (Low Power Intel Architecture) still supported??