[00:00] <magicianlord> when is debian out?
[00:00] <ikonia> genewitch: thank you
[00:00] <ikonia> magicianlord: that's nothing to do with ubuntu, as you no
[00:00] <BarbaraBush> genewitch: no core was around
[00:00] <BarbaraBush> lemme see the others
[00:00] <genewitch> BarbaraBush: i misspoke, it's kde4-base
[00:00] <magicianlord> ikonia: ubuntu is based on debian? ok
[00:00] <genewitch> you 100% need base.
[00:00] <ikonia> magicianlord: so ? it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:00] <shcherbak> rana: what connection you want to keep alive, shh?
[00:01] <BarbaraBush> genewitch: that gives me wallpapers :P
[00:01] <rana> thank you genewitch
[00:01] <magicianlord> well, that's debatable. but i get you, homie
[00:01] <ikonia> BarbaraBush: look at what each package contains, and install what you want
[00:01] <BarbaraBush> genewitch: i will just dualboot instead
[00:01] <rana> i have RDC to me windows pc
[00:01] <frxstrem> I have a serious problem with Ubuntu: it suddenly stopped working (applications stopped to respond etc.), so I had to reboot, and no it won't boot anymore
 fixed with Ubuntu Software Center
[00:01] <ikonia> BarbaraBush: you said there where no KDE packages, you've just been given examples, now search the repos for what KDE packages you want/need
[00:01] <BarbaraBush> they dont excist on 10.10...
[00:01] <rana> and i just wanted to minimize it
[00:01] <nbjoerg> crimsun: crashes around the time it tries to switch to graphic mode
[00:02] <crimsun> nbjoerg: bah
[00:02] <Diskopanda> genewitch: Are you sure the wine from Ubuntu Software Center with "dummy package" is right? :P
[00:02] <silentshadow> .
[00:02] <amanda__> ok thats 15 minutes without issue
[00:03] <ikonia> amanda__: it's not an ubuntu issue, please stop commenting on it
[00:03] <amanda__> thanks for the help guys ill try all of those suggestions
[00:03] <amanda__> bye for now
[00:03] <jacobr> Is there a list of "must have" open source software that someone could link to me?
[00:03] <ikonia> jacobr: no
[00:04] <shcherbak> jacobr: ubuntu, ubuntu, ubuntu
[00:04] <magicianlord> is 11.04 stable enough to install now?
[00:04] <fms6468> The must haves come with ubuntu.
[00:04] <ikonia> magicianlord: no
[00:04] <magicianlord> why not
[00:04] <ikonia> magicianlord: because it's not stable enough
[00:04] <magicianlord> so nothing istable in it
[00:04] <StateFarm> i fixed my suspend issue, i am really cool
[00:04] <jacobr> Gee. Now I see why everyone says Linux users are arrogant jack asses.
[00:04] <ikonia> magicianlord: do some research on it, it's currently broke, but it's stability changes up and down daily
[00:05] <shcherbak> magicianlord: copmiz is killing me, yesterday upgrade was a horror
[00:05] <ikonia> jacobr: don't rant in here
[00:05] <magicianlord> thanks shcherbak
[00:05] <StateFarm> jacobr: ubuntu comes with a lot of stuff installed, you'll probably be just fine with what it installs
[00:05] <magicianlord> StateFarm: it doesnt come with essential codecs or 3d drivers
[00:05] <rana> hey genewitch what program do you use tsc?
[00:06] <frxstrem> jacobr: the only thing that's a must that Ubuntu doesn't have pre-installed is VLC media player
[00:06] <fms6468> jacobr: no sarcasm here. It's true. A lot of software is included in the Ubuntu installation
[00:06] <ikonia> magicianlord: but that is listed on the https://help.ubuntu.com guide which you should have read before installing
[00:06] <StateFarm> magicianlord: 3d drivers are painful, ubuntu is set up that if you really need a certain coded, it'll offer to install it for you
[00:06] <andrew_46> jacobr: What particular areas are you interested in? Perhaps some 'must have' software could be suggested...
[00:07] <magicianlord> StateFarm: yeah, but not offline. but, i found an offline codec pack for 10.10 and the nvidia drivers install just fine afterblacklisting nouveau and installing from recovery mode
[00:07] <StateFarm> you're right, offline you're screwed.  hard to irc when offline! or just use vlc
[00:07] <Diskopanda> <WoW WINE install issue> I've come a far bit now, but when I try to install via CD I get this error; "No installer data could be found. If this problem persists..."
[00:07] <jacobr> I was just looking for a list of popular stuff, because Ubuntu's software center doesn't have the rank/rating/# of download system that Linux Mint's does.
[00:07] <Diskopanda> Anyone familiar to this problem?
[00:07] <ikonia> Diskopanda: #winehq
[00:07] <ikonia> jacobr: it's going to be pretty much the same as mint
[00:07] <Diskopanda> #winehq
[00:08] <coz_> jacobr,  you can google  highest rated  applications   ubuntu
[00:08] <frxstrem> I cannot boot my Ubuntu partition anymore, when I choose Ubuntu from GRUB it just shows a lot of error messages and enters the GRUB shell - could someone please help me fix this?
[00:09] <jacobr> Fuck this. I'm sticking with OSX. Obviously trying Linux was a mistake.  Peace.
[00:09] <VonGodric> Hello. Might be a silly question, but. I got blank ubuntu 10,10 install. I just installed gcc 4.5. All works perfectly. only problem I have is that all gcc fbinaries have a suffix -4.5; how do I get rid of them and make gcc 4.5 default? Thanks
[00:09] <StateFarm> i wish modern Internet trolls were funnier
[00:09] <andrew_46> jacobr: Some of these could be debated: http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2010/03/20-most-popular-open-source-software-ever-2.html
[00:10]  * andrew_46 was a little too late :)
[00:10] <shcherbak> pity, andrew_46
[00:10] <StateFarm> VonGodric: "getting rid of" the old gcc stuff is probably a really really bad idea.  you should search for "update-alternatives" and gcc
[00:11] <VonGodric> er... machine didn't even have gcc installed...
[00:11] <StateFarm> VonGodric: have you installed the package 'build-essential' ?
[00:12] <VonGodric> it's actually a cloud servervice server running ubuntu 10.10. i'm just using what they have out of the box. which seems to be bare bones
[00:12] <StateFarm> my question is still relevant
[00:12] <VonGodric> i'm kind of ignorant to what this even means...
[00:12] <VonGodric> is it a package?
[00:13] <VonGodric> ok tnx. running that now
[00:13] <StateFarm> if for some reason you want to start compiling programs with gcc on your cloud server server, i recommend you start with installing the package 'build-essential'
[00:13] <VonGodric> did just that.
[00:13] <VonGodric> tnx
[00:13] <frxstrem> can someone help me? please? I really need some help here...
[00:14] <mmakk> I just installed a new ubuntu server, i'm a little new to this, and i try to use tab to complete a command. Bash completion, i think. It doesn't work. I've tried to modify .bashrc, but it look the same as the file on my workstation. I ran into this once before, but can't seem to find a solution, any quick ideas? Thanks
[00:14] <shcherbak> mmakk: you are in sh or bash?
[00:15] <mmakk> bash
[00:15] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Any chance you can elaborate on "a lot of error messages"?
[00:15] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Did you attempt to google said messages?
[00:15] <DreamsofanEagle> hey folks
[00:15] <DreamsofanEagle> need some help
[00:15] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Have you installed any other operating systems, altered disk configurations (including USB drives)?
[00:16] <frxstrem> BlueEagle: no, because can't google it because I can't memorize it after rebooting into Windows ...
[00:16] <DreamsofanEagle> weird problem with Ubuntu and Windows 7
[00:16] <BlueEagle> !ask | DreamsofanEagle
[00:16] <frxstrem> BlueEagle: no, I haven't altered the hard drive partitions since I installed Ubuntu, which is quite a long time ago
[00:16] <DreamsofanEagle> oh
[00:16] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Have you ever heard of the direct output device commonly reffered to as a pen?
[00:17] <coz_> cruel
[00:17] <StateFarm> or take a screenshot with camera phone and upload if you really have to
[00:17] <coz_> :)
[00:17] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: ie. write down the error messages on the screen so you can recite them later. ;)
[00:17] <frxstrem> BlueEagle: well...yes...of course, but it still was a lot of messages, most of which scrolled out of sight before I could even look at them
[00:18] <coz_> frxstrem,  do you have access to anything that can image that error?  camera  etc ?
[00:19] <frxstrem> coz_: sure....just wait a couple of minutes, and I'll boot into Ubuntu and take a picture of it....
[00:19] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Hmm.. If it is a GRUB prompt you're at you should not see all that many messages tbh. What you can do is to install an EXT-driver in windows, mount the partition containing /boot and alter the screen resolution in your config file. That will leave more messages on screen .
[00:19] <coz_> frxstrem,  cool ... if we see it then someone can probably come up with a solution
[00:19] <Claytonarvixe> does anyone know how to print something specific with awk when doing cat file | awk print $2 so it will print the information after the :
[00:19] <BlueEagle> coz_: It wasn't that cruel, was it?
[00:19] <coz_> BlueEagle,  ah  well... not super  cruel :)
[00:20] <magicianlord> BlueEagle: heh
[00:20] <Blastor48> Is there a text to speach reader program for ubuntu?
[00:20] <yeah> what are the implications of creating a .deb containing an executable whose name is already taken by another executable in a different package in an official repository?
[00:21] <ikonia> yeah: example?
[00:21] <Diskopanda> ikonia: They fixed my problem with wow, thanks man!
[00:21] <coz_> Blackguard,  ooo I have been looking into that  myself... there is one for firefox   and xchat
[00:21] <yeah> my executable will be used only by me and coworkers, and we don't have the package with the conflicting executable installed
[00:21] <ikonia> yeah: example?
[00:21] <yeah> ikonia: tcd
[00:22] <ikonia> yeah: it will just overwrite the executable, anything that depends on the ubuntu version of tcd will be at risk
[00:22] <BlueEagle> !info festival| Blastor48
[00:22] <BlueEagle> hmmm
[00:22] <DreamsofanEagle> Problem with running Windows 7 starter alongside Ubuntu 10.10 64bit, anytime I boot into windows 7 starter I can get into windows just fine, however once I reboot, the whole bootloader is crashed and I get a "no OS found" by  the Intel Bios. They only way to restore it is to re-install Ubuntu, but the whole process starts over again I try to boot into windows.  Booting into Ubuntu works fine. Dell  Inspiron Mini 1018
[00:22] <BlueEagle> !info festival> Blastor48
[00:22] <coz_> Blackguard,   the one for firefox is  "foxvox"
[00:22] <yeah> ikonia, only an executable contained in a package will conflict, not the package name itself
[00:23] <yeah> for the existing tcd, the executable and package are one. for my .deb, the package is named uniquely and just happens to have a script in it i'd like to call tcd
[00:23] <coz_> Blackguard,   I believe the one on ubuntu for the system is festival
[00:23] <Blastor48> Thanks coz
[00:24] <BlueEagle> !info festival
[00:24] <BlueEagle> Blastor48: as above
[00:24] <coz_> ooo did I get the nicks mixed up there ?
[00:24] <BlueEagle> coz_: happy tab-complete day. :)
[00:24] <FrozenKnight> Could anyone give me a hint as to why openshot says that libx264 and libmp3lame aren't installed although they appear as installed in aptitude? :/
[00:25] <coz_> BlueEagle,  apparenlty  ...sorry  guys
[00:25] <frxstrem> coz_: these are the error messages I got: http://i53.tinypic.com/j6tkpl.jpg
[00:26] <coz_> frxstrem,   when you get to the initramfs   prompt   did you try typein   exit
[00:26] <frxstrem> coz_: no, why?
[00:26] <DreamsofanEagle> anyone?
[00:27] <coz_> frxstrem,  give that a shot... I get something similar here unless I edit  /etc/default/grub  file   with rootdelay
[00:27] <coz_> frxstrem,  I dont think think this is the same issue however,,, but cant hurt to try it
[00:27] <frxstrem> coz_: okay, I'll try
[00:27] <rbiddington> hi all
[00:27] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Before you go...
[00:27] <rbiddington> hoping for some advice
[00:28] <coz_> frxstrem,  theh issue for me is that it doesnt see my scsi drives  and drops to busybox  initramfs  prompt
[00:28] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: It does appear that linux is not able to mount a partition. Most likely the root partition.
[00:28] <ikonia> rbiddington: as long as it's about ubuntu, we can try
[00:29] <FrozenKnight> Of course google is our best friend and it might have helped me just now.
[00:29] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Are you sure you don't have an USB memory stick attached? It has been known to cause trouble in the past with some broken BIOSes.
[00:29] <coz_> sorry about that
[00:29] <coz_> frxstrem,   yeah this does seem quite different than the error I get
[00:29] <rbiddington> lol
[00:30] <BlueEagle> frxstrem: Did you try the recovery kernel?
[00:30] <rbiddington> Ok so basically I tried installing this morning onto a spare hdd and it stopped where you register your name and pw and what not... Just wondering what I have missed
[00:30] <ikonia> rbiddington: define stopped, hung, didn't progress, rebooted, what version of ubuntu ?
[00:31] <magicianlord> ikonia: do you use 64-bit ubuntu?
[00:31] <ikonia> magicianlord: yes
[00:31] <magicianlord> cool
[00:31] <rbiddington> 10.10 and it just stopped sying ready when you are and the install bar was about 9/10 full but the forward button wouldnt work for me
[00:31] <coz_> frxstrem,  and if no one can solve this here you might try the ##linux channel... I am on 11.04  and it is broken so I cant copy paste things here
[00:32] <frxstrem> coz_: it didn't work....
[00:32] <ikonia> rbiddington: was the button greyed out, or was it just not working
[00:32] <itaylor57> rbiddington: user name must be in lower case
[00:32] <coz_> frxstrem,  ok  give the ##linux channel a try    with that screenshot
[00:32] <coz_> frxstrem,  i cant copy paste the url for them so you will have to do that
[00:32] <frxstrem> cozy
[00:32] <rbiddington> lol
[00:32] <rbiddington> ok
[00:32] <rbiddington> is that all it is
[00:32] <frxstrem> damn autocomplete ...
[00:33] <nbjoerg> crimsun: happens with the 2.6.37rc7 kernel too
[00:33] <frxstrem> coz_: okay
[00:33] <Claytonarvixe> Is anyone here good with awk or any other regediting?
[00:33] <coz_> frxstrem,  cool
[00:33] <nbjoerg> crimsun: using vesa for a moment to test if the ext4 behaves...
[00:33] <Claytonarvixe> i have a file with alkjdaldk:something and I need the information after the :
[00:35] <rbiddington> so just to be sure with this
[00:36] <Guest58377> alguem do brasil?
[00:36] <rbiddington> I have a spare hdd that is unused that I am wanting to install too.. I have made a ubuntu partition and was attempting to installl and dual boot with that configuration.. so W7 on my main 1tb and UB on my spare drive
[00:36] <Diskopanda> So guys n girls, does anyone play games here on linux?
[00:36] <ikonia> !br  | Guest58377
[00:36] <ikonia> Diskopanda: linux is not a mature gaming platform
[00:36] <ZykoticK9> Trying to get bluetooth headset working in a minimal ubuntu 10.10 install - bluetooth connects ok, but don't see any bluetooth in the Sound Preferences.  I installed both pulseaudio-module-bluetooth and bluez-alsa without any change.  Any ideas?
[00:36] <crimsun> nbjoerg: thanks. If you can't reproduce it using the mainline kernel, please file a bug and include that detail about mainline (`ubuntu-bug linux`).
[00:37] <Diskopanda> ikonia: About time it changes, init?
[00:37] <ikonia> Diskopanda: no
[00:38] <Blastor48> For those who want to know I found a add on for firefox called Text to Voice Developer that will read text off a web page.
[00:38] <wyclif> Diskopanda: I agree with ikonia, that's why I usually run games on Win
[00:38] <Diskopanda> ikonia: why? if we can develop linux into a gamers community aswell, linux developers will actually be able to make some cash!
[00:39] <monolito> hi, i'm trying to use my webcam on livestream, but it doesn't recognize it; the webcam works normally on cheese. anybody here could help me?
[00:39] <BlueEagle> Claytonarvixe: if you pass '-F :' then : will be the field separator for awk.
[00:39] <Diskopanda> that results in an increased rate of development for linux !
[00:39] <Claytonarvixe> yes, i just got that, thx Blue
[00:39] <Claytonarvixe> Now i have to get the output onto the same line
[00:39] <wyclif> Diskopanda: I applaud developer efforts to make Linux a good gaming platform. It just isn't there yet.
[00:39] <ikonia> Diskopanda: it's offtopic for this channel as it's not support, but it is not a gaming platform and will not be
[00:39] <Hit0> HELP
[00:40] <Diskopanda> hmm sorry for the offtopic
[00:40] <Hit0> anyone
[00:40] <Rigorm0rtis> Hello. I am looking for advice on how to move/resize an ext4 partition without using GParted. Is this possible?
[00:40] <ikonia> Rigorm0rtis: gparted (or parted) is the easiest way
[00:40] <nbjoerg> another two issues: modem-manager doesn't survive sleep here and insists on asking for the pin on startup (even though it is saved in the config); works again after killing
[00:40] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: What makes gparted unsuitable?
[00:41] <Hit0> anyone good with laptops? I'm thinking about buying a new laptop.. but can't decide between an HP G62 and a Toshiba C650 (both cheap and same price)
[00:41] <ZykoticK9> Diskopanda, game install instruction i made for 10.04 http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming
[00:41] <nbjoerg> having totem open with a stopped video will crash the machine
[00:41] <Rigorm0rtis> ikonia: I need to resize partitions on a remote server without X installed.
[00:41] <ikonia> Hit0: hardware support is not on topic here
[00:41] <ikonia> Rigorm0rtis: use parted (gparted without gui)
[00:41] <BlueEagle> !info parted
[00:41] <Hit0> I'm looking for the best one to install ubuntu
[00:41] <magicianlord> best what
[00:41] <Hit0> laptop
[00:42] <Rigorm0rtis> ikonia: parted gives me a scary warning when I try to move an existing partition. Is it safe to use on ext4 partitions?
[00:42] <magicianlord> Hit0: 10.10 desktop. dont install netbook version
[00:42] <ikonia> Rigorm0rtis: it is safe, as long as it's not mounted
[00:42] <Hit0> those are laptops.. not netbooks.
[00:42] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Manipulating partitions is always risky, but generally OK.
[00:42] <blackshirt> hello .. good morning .. :d
[00:42] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: As always I recomend having recent backups of irreplacable data,
[00:43] <magicianlord> Hit0: netbook and laptop are similar. justinstall the desktop version of 10.10
[00:43] <ikonia> good advice
[00:43] <blackshirt> yess
[00:43] <Hit0> ok, bye.
[00:43] <Rigorm0rtis> Yeah I can easily restore all of this data, I just cloned one drive to a (much) larger one using dd and I need to resize the partitions in order to take advantage of the size increase
[00:44] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Then you should go ahead but make sure the partitions are not mounted when manipulating them.
[00:44] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: And make sure you've got plenty of coffee availible as it may take some time.
[00:46] <magicianlord> is $60 a good price for a 500gb portable drive?
[00:46] <Tito0096> Ubuntu on cr-48
[00:46] <Tito0096> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10273278&postcount=6
[00:46] <Tito0096> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10273278&postcount=7
[00:47] <Rigorm0rtis> When trying to resize the partition with parted, I get the error: File system has an incompatible feature enabled.  Compatible features are has_journal, dir_index, filetype,
[00:47] <Rigorm0rtis> sparse_super and large_file.  Use tune2fs or debugfs to remove features.
[00:47] <nbjoerg> crimsun: nope, I still see phases with at least 70% wa
[00:47] <crimsun> nbjoerg: still, worth filing a bug report
[00:47] <nbjoerg> crimsun: that's on a dual core i7, I don't think that should happen
[00:47] <manictornado> wassssupppp
[00:47] <ikonia> !topic | manictornado
[00:48] <Zeu5> hi there i need help. for some reason, my phpthumb is working on my ubuntu machine but not on the ubuntu server. i have installed imagemagick in both machines. after much googling there may be a problem with the imagemagick library though i can find it in php_info. please advise.
[00:48] <ikonia> Zeu5: don't you need php-gd for that
[00:49] <Zeu5> ikonia, i know my devt machine has php-gd
[00:49] <Zeu5> let me go double check server
[00:50] <Zeu5> ikonia, yes it has been installed as well
[00:50] <Zeu5> i mean php5-gd is also installed on my server machine
[00:51] <lotec> herro ubuntu peps
[00:51] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: what is the output from: sudo tune2fs -l /dev/PARTITION |grep features
[00:51] <ikonia> Zeu5: do a package list on php on the working desktop and compare it against the server
[00:52] <Zeu5> ikonia, how do i do a package list on php?
[00:52] <Zeu5> do u mean use php_info() ?
[00:52] <manictornado> yo
[00:52] <ikonia> Zeu5: dpkg -l | grep php
[00:52] <manictornado> how do i install rpms with
[00:52] <ikonia> manictornado: you don't
[00:53] <ikonia> manictornado: rpm's are meant for Redhat based systems
[00:53] <manictornado> no hacks
[00:53] <Rigorm0rtis> BlueEagle: has_journal ext_attr resize_inode dir_index filetype needs_recovery extent flex_bg sparse_super large_file uninit_b
[00:53] <ikonia> manictornado: even if there where hacks, you still don't do it
[00:53] <ikonia> manictornado: they are meant for Redhat systems, you're not using redhat systems
[00:53] <manictornado> aww
[00:53] <manictornado> so whats a good portscaning
[00:53] <Big_D_271> anyone know if I can just plug in a wacom touchpad and have it work?
[00:54] <ikonia> manictornado: nmap is quite standard
[00:54] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Before you follow my next advice, be warned that I have never attempted this and I've got no clue if it will work.
[00:54] <blackshirt> manictornado: maybe you can use alien to convert them
[00:54] <Big_D_271> sorry "bamboo"
[00:54] <ikonia> blackshirt: try it
[00:54] <ikonia> blackshirt: that is not a good idea
[00:54] <manictornado> im so new to linux
[00:54] <manictornado> first 30 mins
[00:54] <flint> anyone have experience setting up a mail server with squirrelmail?
[00:54] <manictornado> so idk what alien is
[00:54] <ikonia> manictornado: do not use rpm's or try to use rpm's on a Debian/Ubuntu system
[00:54] <blackshirt> ikonia: yeah, i know..
[00:54] <ikonia> blackshirt: ok, so don't recommend it
[00:54] <ikonia> manictornado: what application do you want to install ?
[00:55] <manictornado> nmap
[00:55] <ikonia> manictornado: nmap is already in the ubuntu repos, open the ubuntu software package manager and search for nmap
[00:55] <Zeu5> ikonia, actually the server has 1 more package called php5 compared to devt machine
[00:55] <manictornado> ok
[00:55] <Zeu5> whatever php package devt machine has, the server has
[00:56] <ikonia> Zeu5: are they configured the same
[00:56] <aeon-ltd> manictornado: you are better off compiling than porting, for stability and speed
[00:56] <blackshirt> ikonia: i mean when there aren't deb packages, and only rpm package, we can use alien to convert them..but use with carefully
[00:56] <Rigorm0rtis> BlueEagle: I think I am going to just wait until after New Years when I can be on-site to resize the partitions. I think I'll just yank the drive and drop it into my workstation temporarily.
[00:56] <ikonia> manictornado: https://help.ubuntu.com worth looking up the basics
[00:56] <Zeu5> ikonia, how do i check for same configuration?
[00:56] <manictornado> ok
[00:56] <ikonia> aeon-ltd: what are you on about ??? nmap is in the ubuntu repos, he doens't need to compile anything
[00:56] <ikonia> Zeu5: you configured it
[00:56] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: sudo tune2fs -O ^ext_attr,^resize_inode,^needs_recovery,^extent,^flex_bg,^unint_b /dev/PARTITION
[00:56] <manictornado> ill read cause the lingo is throwing me off and how do u send messages with my name in it
[00:56] <Zeu5> i used the sudo tasksel lamp in both machines so i guess they are configured the same
[00:57] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Then resize the partition and execute the above command without the ^ to re-enable the features.
[00:57] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Again, I do not know if this will break anything.
[00:58] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Also please read the tune2fs manual page
[00:58] <arto> According to this script: http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/  -- I have 3 versions of grub in /sda, /sdb and /sdc.
[00:58] <arto> One of which is 2.0, the other two are .97.
[00:58] <arto> How do I go back to one GRUB installation, and remove the others?
[00:58] <ikonia> arto: and ?
[00:59] <ikonia> arto: zero the mbr on the boot sectors you no longer wish to you
[00:59] <arto> how would I do that?
[00:59] <ikonia> arto: you are only (you can only) use one grub install though
[00:59] <ikonia> arto: so if I where you I would ignore that script and just carry on unless you are currently having a problem
[00:59] <Rigorm0rtis> BlueEagle: I came across that solution in my preliminary googling, and it just gives me a bad vibe so I'm just going to wait until I can be on-site after New Years. Thank you for your help though.
[00:59] <arto> yeah, but i have no idea which one i'm using :\
[00:59] <BlueEagle> arto: Please note that there are no benefits of removing the boot loaders.
[00:59] <ikonia> arto: how many ubuntu installs do you have (or linux installs)
[01:00] <BlueEagle> Rigorm0rtis: Probably a reasonable call. ;)
[01:00] <arto> I am having a problem: /sdc has Win7 on /sdc1, Ubuntu10 on /sdc3 and Backtrack4 on /sdc4
[01:00] <arto> But at the moment I can only load Win7 from grub
[01:00] <rage> This may sound really strange, but is it possible to run Nescape Navigator 2.0 on Ubuntu 10.10?
[01:00] <ikonia> arto: you will only be able to load win7 from grub anyway
[01:00] <ikonia> arto: that is the correct configuration
[01:00] <ikonia> rage: no
[01:00] <arto> Backtrack is not in there, and Ubuntu is giving me some errors when I start it
[01:00] <rage> aww
[01:01] <ikonia> arto: you'll need to confiugre your grub ubuntu to be able to boot backtrack
[01:01] <ikonia> track
[01:01] <arto> yes
[01:01] <ikonia> arto: when you get the grub boot menu, it says the version at the top, that will tell you which one you are using
[01:01] <arto> So if I have 3 versions of GRUB, which one do I fix?
[01:01] <arto> I think it's 2.0, since Ubuntu10 installer uses that.
[01:01] <ikonia> arto: sadly, you have a real problem as with grub2 multiple linux distros is not easy to maintain
[01:02] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[01:02] <zetheroo> I have been using my scanner over the local network now for months and suddenly it's not working anymore ...
[01:02] <ikonia> arto: you "think" it's 2???? check which one
[01:02] <arto> but grub2 is supposed to be an improvement, right?
[01:02] <campbellgolf_>
[01:02] <zetheroo> the scanner still works on the computer it's connected to, but none of the other computers on the network can access it
[01:02] <snowrichard> hi just testing xchat install on my new (to me) hp laptop
[01:02] <ShapeShifter499> I love ubuntu, I was able to toss debian and install ubuntu without having to erase or backup my home directory yay :D
[01:02] <snowrichard> xubuntu
[01:02] <ikonia> snowrichard: it worked
[01:03] <Jeruvy> ikonia: so is it recommended to stick with grub for dual-boots?
[01:03] <ikonia> Jeruvy: you don't really have a choice, but with grub2, it's now very hard to manage
[01:03] <Ny51bern> whats grub?
[01:03] <ikonia> Ny51bern: boot loader
[01:03] <Jeruvy> ikonia: good to know, I was thinking of replacing grub on a dual-boot box..
[01:03] <BlueEagle> !info grub
[01:03] <rage> ikonia: Damn, yeah, it appears it was compiled against kernel 1.2 :-( which I think its not binary compatible with 2.x series kernels
[01:04] <ikonia> the kernel has nothing to do with it
[01:04] <zetheroo> any ideas on this networked scanner issue?
[01:04] <Ny51bern> Thanks. I'm new to ubuntu and all
[01:05] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: any error messages in the logs? is it pingable?
[01:05] <arto> wow
[01:05] <manictornado> is iknio
[01:05] <manictornado> back
[01:05] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: ping the scanner?
[01:05] <ikonia> yes
[01:05] <arto> I didn't realise setting up triple boot would be so difficult...
[01:06] <nbjoerg> crimsun: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.ext4/21430
[01:06] <nbjoerg> crimsun: I think I am hitting that one
[01:06] <arto> you'd think they would have figured out how to make OS's play nice by now
[01:06] <ikonia> arto: it didn't used to be, it is now
[01:06] <Big_D_271> anyone have experience with wacom tablets in 10.10?  .. any help would be great!
[01:06] <SegFaultAX> I can't seem to find the GDM theme prefs. Ubuntu 10.4. It's not in Administration > Login Screen
[01:06] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: If it is a stand alone network scanner it most likely has a web interface and does reply to ping..
[01:06] <arto> what a nightmare... 3 disks, 8 partitions, 3 grub instances, and no end in sight
[01:06] <ikonia> SegFaultAX: you can't change themes anymore
[01:06] <arto> i think ill just reformat everything
[01:06] <ZykoticK9> SegFaultAX, it's very difficult to change GDM themes these days :(
[01:06] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: the scanner (mfp) is connected to a computer on the network (running 10.04) which is sharing the resources over the network
[01:07] <ikonia> arto: if you pay attention, it is still very easy, however, you have to know what's going where
[01:07] <SegFaultAX> ikonia: Oh really? I wasn't aware of that.
[01:07] <SegFaultAX> ZykoticK9: Ah, thanks for that. Was not aware.
[01:07] <sacarlson> arto: virtualbox might be a solution,  if it's that old can't need too much resources
[01:07] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: I can still print to the printer of the MFD but the scanner is suddenly no longer accessible
[01:07] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: Oh.. I was not able to discern that from your initial description. Sorry.
[01:08] <arto> ikonia: the problem is the backtrack and ubuntu installers that start installing different GRUB versions and mess up each other
[01:08] <ikonia> arto: not really
[01:08] <ikonia> arto: you just let one distro install grub, then tell the other not to
[01:08] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: That leaves the logs. Both on the client accessing the resource and the one serving it. Anything useful there?
[01:08] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: no worries ... my bad ... I had originally set it up using this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo
[01:08] <sacarlson> arto: I have over 8 systems installed with virtualbox includeing 3 windows versions
[01:08] <ikonia> arto: however with grub2 it's now very hard to manage external to ubuntu distros with grub2
[01:08] <induz> any there any tweeter monitering real time s/w??
[01:09] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: any log in particular I should be looking at?
[01:09] <arto> yeah i was using virtualbox
[01:09] <ikonia> induz: the twitter web page
[01:09] <arto> but i needed more speed
[01:09] <induz> i mean real time twitter
[01:09] <arto> things haven't exactly sped up so far, but im learning a lot :P
[01:09] <ikonia> induz: the twitter web page
[01:09] <manictornado> ok so where do i find this ubuntu nmap
[01:09] <arto> mostly about anger management
[01:09] <induz> twitter web page take about 10 sec delay!!
[01:09] <manictornado> i cant find it
[01:09] <ikonia> manictornado: did you read the page on how to install applications ?
[01:10] <manictornado> nooo
[01:10] <manictornado> where is it
[01:10] <ikonia> manictornado: ok, reading that would be a start
[01:10] <ikonia> manictornado: it's in the URL I gave you to read
[01:10] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: tail -f /var/log/messages is usually a good start
[01:10] <manictornado>  ok
[01:11] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: Run that in a terminal on both the client and server and look for some action when accessing the scanner.
[01:11] <manictornado> what verision of ubuntu am i running
[01:11]  * dougiefresh says, "Hi"
[01:11]  * ikonia asks dougiefresh not to use /me commands or emotions
[01:11] <zetheroo> BlueEagle: ok ran that in terminal on client whilst trying to access the scanner ... but nothing was spat out ...
[01:11] <ikonia> manictornado: what did you install
[01:12] <manictornado> backtrack 4.0
[01:12] <ikonia> manictornado: ok, so that's not ubuntu and not supported here
[01:12] <dougiefresh> ok
[01:12] <manictornado> so what is it
[01:12] <ikonia> manictornado: the channel you need is #backtrack-linux
[01:12] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: there may be a separate log for sane.
[01:12] <manictornado> thanks your bunches of help
[01:12] <BlueEagle> zetheroo: See if you can find something like that in /var/log/
[01:12] <ikonia> welcome
[01:12] <glitchd> anyone know anything about teamviewer??
[01:12] <Diskopanda> I'm having a hard time CHANGING DISCS for the installer of World of Warcraft
[01:12] <ikonia> Diskopanda: #winehq again
[01:13] <Diskopanda> I've managed to install with DISC 1 but now when i need to change to disc 2 it doesen't apply
[01:13] <ikonia> Diskopanda: #winehq again
[01:13] <dougiefresh> I'm having a problem and was wondering if I could get some help
[01:13] <Diskopanda> well, its more of a ubuntu issue here
[01:13] <BlueEagle> Diskopanda: As ikonia sais.
[01:13] <ikonia> no it's not
[01:13] <glitchd> dougiefresh, what your problem?
[01:13] <induz> other tha twitter web page/
[01:13] <ikonia> induz: search the repos
[01:14] <induz> how?
[01:14] <ikonia> induz: open the package manage and search for twitter
[01:14] <dougiefresh> I've tried installing flash but anytime i go to YouTube, all I get is a black box where the video should be
[01:14] <glitchd> dougiefresh, what browser?
[01:14] <campbellgolf_> anyone use VMWare Workstation, Win7 as the host and Ubuntu as the virtual machine?
[01:14] <induz> gtwitter u mean>?
[01:14] <ikonia> campbellgolf_: just ask your question
[01:14] <ikonia> induz: no, twitter
[01:15] <dougiefresh> Firefox 3.6
[01:15] <ikonia> induz: open the package manager and search for twitter, it will show you what applications are available
[01:15] <glitchd> dougiefresh, see pm
[01:15] <Diskopanda> dougiefresh: top right corner, just click the "INSTALL" button there
[01:15] <rage> ikonia: Just for your info. Netscape 2.02 Win32 works great under wine under 10.10 :-)
[01:15] <Diskopanda> dougiefresh: dont install by downloading manually, let firefox install it for you
[01:15] <induz> there any so many Ikonia  i dont about them
[01:15] <ZykoticK9> Problem 1 - is there a way to disable a TwinView monitor from command line?  Problem 2 - MythTV crashing X when trying to play TV.  Problem 3 - Bluetooth audio on minimal install not showing in Sound Preferences.  Any ideas?
[01:15] <ikonia> induz: then why are you asking what applications are available if you don't care
[01:15] <campbellgolf_> trying to get Dolphin-emu to work as a VM, Workstation has a 3D accelerator support, but does not seem to work.,
[01:16] <induz> do I have to install all of those shown on pakage manager
[01:16] <BlueEagle> rage: The words "Netscape" and "works great" does not belong in the same sentence. ;)
[01:16] <campbellgolf_> ... not Dolphin as a VM, but on an Ubuntu VM
[01:16] <ikonia> induz: no you don't, you just pick what you want to use and install just what you want to use
[01:16] <rage> BlueEagle: heh :-)
[01:16] <induz> I just want real time moniter of twitts
[01:16] <glitchd> can someone help me with a teamviewer problem?
[01:17] <ikonia> induz: ok, so search the repos for one and if you find one, install it
[01:17] <induz> gtwitter?? how is that?
[01:17] <rage> BlueEagle: When I launched it, it went to netscape.com which redirected to aol.com and then opened 400 popup windows with Javascript errors. So I share your sentiment that "works great" may be inappropriate
[01:17] <BlueEagle> ZykoticK9: 1: Alter /etc/X11/xorg.conf 2: Check the logs 3: alsamixer -C <sound card>
[01:17] <ikonia> induz: I don't know, search the repos, find one and install it
[01:18] <induz> ok
[01:18] <induz> thanks for the pakage manager suggestion though
[01:19] <BlueEagle> induz: The way to find software you like is kind of like finding a car you like. You need to testdrive and look at some to fine one that suits you.
[01:19] <glitchd> could really use some help with a teamviewer problem
[01:20] <induz> ok got it BlueEagle
[01:20] <induz> I am new driver
[01:20] <Ny51bern> How do you respond to someone so it has their name in the chat?
[01:20] <induz> just got my license[Karmic]
[01:20] <BlueEagle> glitchd: Well since you took Doogiefresh to PM we don't know what's been tried.
[01:20] <ikonia> Ny51bern: just say their name
[01:21] <Ny51bern> U just typed my name? I feel like theres an auto way of doing it..
[01:21] <BlueEagle> Ny51bern: TAB
[01:21] <kcorcoran_> topic
[01:21] <induz> is there any video editing s/w on Ubuntu or I have to find @ package manager
[01:21] <Ny51bern> BlueEagle: testing this guy..
[01:21] <Ny51bern> aight
[01:21] <BlueEagle> Ny51bern: There you go
[01:21] <ikonia> induz: use the package manager to search, or read https://help.ubuntu.com for an introduction
[01:21] <Ny51bern> didn't think ppl typed it everytime
[01:21] <Ny51bern> lol
[01:21] <ikonia> Ny51bern: look at tab complete
[01:22] <induz> what is Emacs??
[01:22] <glitchd> BlueEagle, srysry
[01:22] <Ny51bern> ikonia: say what?
[01:22] <BlueEagle> !info emacs
[01:22] <ikonia> Ny51bern: type iko and press tab
[01:22] <BlueEagle> What? Ubottu got nothing on emacs?
[01:22] <Ny51bern> ikonia: oh it auto completes?
[01:22] <ikonia> BlueEagle: all sub packages
[01:22] <BlueEagle> ikonia: I think he's got it already.
[01:22] <ikonia> !emacs-X11
[01:22] <ikonia> stuff like that
[01:23] <Ny51bern> ikonia: tester>>
[01:23] <ikonia> Ny51bern: and it worked
[01:24] <Ny51bern> ikonia: okay cool thanks
[01:24] <glitchd> can someone give me some insight as to why when someone connects to me thru teamviewer, they only get a black screen, but they still control the mouse?
[01:25] <tifflor> I try to change the baud rate of my e220 huawei gsm modem, for some reason, when I try to do stty 115200 -F /dev/ttyUSB0, I get this error:
[01:25] <tifflor> stty: /dev/ttyUSB0: unable to perform all requested operations
[01:25] <tifflor> the same goes for setserial, which is not even able to read the contents of the device
[01:25] <BlueEagle> glitchd: You could try disabling compiz (visual effects).
[01:25] <FlozuzMozuz> is there any way to mute all the alerts of people leaving? is there a script or something for irssi?
[01:25] <tifflor> but if I connect the modem with minicom all is working as it should
[01:25] <tifflor> anyone some experience with this problem?
[01:25] <KM0201> ubottu: is back
[01:26] <glitchd> BlueEagle, thats done thru appearance, right? just set it to none correct?
[01:26] <BlueEagle> glitchd: That's it, yes.
[01:27] <BlueEagle> glitchd: Not sure it will make a difference though.
[01:27] <glitchd> BlueEagle, i already tried that
[01:27] <glitchd> BlueEagle, i even tried reinstalling it
[01:27] <glitchd> BlueEagle, i dont understand why its not working now, it did before
[01:27] <glitchd> BlueEagle, but i havent been able to use it for a couple weeks now
[01:28] <glitchd> BlueEagle, i even reinstalled ubuntu, and the problem persists
[01:29] <BlueEagle> glitchd: New kernel or altered firewall config?
[01:29] <alice> glitchd, try Go to /desktop/gnome/remote_access and enable "disable_xdamage"
[01:29] <BlueEagle> glitchd: Are you running apache on your machine (ie. port 80 is bound)?
[01:29] <glitchd> BlueEagle, well how can i check the firewall config?
[01:29] <glitchd> BlueEagle, not at the moment
[01:29] <BlueEagle> glitchd: If you don't know you most likely are running without one. ;)
[01:30] <glitchd> BlueEagle, when i was hosting a website from my computer, i was
[01:30] <BlueEagle> glitchd: as alice suggested.
[01:30] <glitchd> alice, where exactly would i go to those?
[01:31] <alice> glitchd 1. On the remote machine, open a terminal or press ALT+F2, then run/type: gconf-editor
[01:31] <alice> 2. Go to /desktop/gnome/remote_access and enable "disable_xdamage"
[01:32] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[01:32] <KM0201> sweet
[01:32] <jumbojack> Does anyone know why I can access the apache manual but not index.html
[01:32] <KM0201> i never get stuck in a netsplit, ever
[01:33] <glitchd> alice, the problem is, i can see his desktop, but he cant see mine, although he can move my mouse around
[01:33] <glitchd> dougiefresh, is it working yet?
[01:33] <alice> glitchd , do it on your desktop then
[01:34] <glitchd> alice, ok
[01:35] <glitchd> alice, ok now thats enabled, so they should be able to see my desktop now?
[01:35] <alice> glitchd, the reason i am suggesting this is i run some remote sessions in remmina and remote desktop viewer, and the problem with teamviewer sounds similar that i had.
[01:36] <alice> glitchd, may need to refresh if doesn't catch right away
[01:36] <ssokolow> How do I figure out why a package is being held back?
[01:37] <alice> glitchd, or even reboot
[01:37] <alice> glitchd, if that doesn't fix it, i'm clueless
[01:38] <ssokolow> Oh, and what's the equivalent to -t when "avoid" pinning an origin (a PPA)?
[01:38] <glitchd> alice, so i need to reboot or restart x (crtl+alt+bckspc) for these changes to take effect?
[01:38] <Agent_bob> having network trouble here.   ubuntu 10.4 static ip in the 192.168 range     but cant ping my own ip
[01:39] <alice> glitchd, i would think, if it doesn't pick up right away. been a long time since i have had to do it.
[01:39] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, do you have a router?
[01:39] <dd_> what is the tool to backup/restore /var/cache/archives?
[01:40] <alice> glitchd, in any event, no harm will come , and get to keep all your compiz yummies
[01:40] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror can't ping my own ip from the ip i'm pinging    and iptables -L  says no firewall issue
[01:40] <dd_> what is the tool to backup/restore /var/cache/archives?
[01:40] <takuya> Does anyone have any experience with Intel Macs and Ubuntu?
[01:41] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, do you have a router?
[01:41] <ZykoticK9> BlueEagle, well your "check log" suggestion was a good one ;) through the log output found the related bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mythtv/+bug/660833 which led me to disabling XvMC and now I can watch TV - so thanks for that one.
[01:41] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror why ?
[01:41] <glitchd> alice, thx for the advice either way
[01:41] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror do you need a router ?
[01:41] <glitchd> alice, much appreciated, and i hope it works
[01:41] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, my netgear won't let me do it either.
[01:41] <alice> glitchd, your welcome
[01:41] <dd_> what is the tool to save /var/cache/apt/archives?
[01:41] <safire> how come i can host brother but when i ping brother i get hostname cannot be resolved?
[01:42] <ikonia> dd_: cp
[01:42] <ikonia> safire: dns not working
[01:42] <dd_> what is the tool to save /var/cache/apt/archives?
[01:42] <safire> duh
[01:42] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror ?    how can a router block communication within a box ?     there is no hardware between computer and itself
[01:42] <safire> i can figure that much out for my self
[01:42] <ikonia> dd_: cp
[01:42] <ikonia> safire: ok, so whats the question then
[01:42] <pops> KM0201:  im chatting in INSTALLED ubuntu
[01:42] <BlueEagle> ZykoticK9: good stuff
[01:42] <pops> KM0201: but still not in xchat :(
[01:42] <safire> what do you think the freaking question is
[01:42] <safire> how do I fix it?
[01:42] <dd_> ikonia it is not copy - there is a tool that packages them for backup
[01:42] <ikonia> safire: I suggest you change your attitude if you want help
[01:43] <safire> suggestion noted
[01:43] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, my bad... didn't catch the range...
[01:43] <safire> why does host work if dns isn't working?
[01:43] <dd_> what is the tool to save /var/cache/apt/archives?
[01:43] <UnholyTerror> dd, cp
[01:43] <safire> it's a "dns lookup utility"
[01:43] <Agent_bob> anyway   anyone have an idea why one would be able to ping <IP_ADDRESS> but not 192.168."SELF"  ?
[01:43] <ikonia> Agent_bob: <IP_ADDRESS> is local, but 192 is not
[01:44] <UnholyTerror> dd, tar
[01:44] <ZykoticK9> dd_, i've never heard of a "tool" to backup /var/cache/apt/archives - i've always done it manually
[01:44] <Agent_bob> ikonia yes it is
[01:44] <ZykoticK9> dd_, it really doesn't need a "tool"
[01:44] <BlueEagle> Agent_bob: firewall comes to mind.
[01:44] <ssokolow> Ugh. Does ANYONE know what the syntax is for the Package: line when configuring pinning? I don't feel like duplicating all the information several times over just to specify multiple packages.
[01:44] <Agent_bob> ikonia well not named localhost but still same box
[01:44] <dd_> there is a special tool to backup/restore  /var/cache/apt/archives and i can't remember it's name.  it packages them into an iso
[01:44] <ikonia> Agent_bob: whats the IP your trying to ping
[01:45] <Agent_bob> ikonia <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:45] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, gonna try myself...
[01:45] <ikonia> Agent_bob: that cant be your machines IP
[01:45] <KM0201> pops: good news.. i told you i wouldn't let you mess up
[01:45] <ikonia> Agent_bob: that's a broadcast address
[01:45] <KM0201> lol
[01:45] <Agent_bob> ikonia why not ?
[01:45] <ZykoticK9> !aptoncd | dd_
[01:45] <ikonia> Agent_bob: because it's a broadcast address
[01:45] <Agent_bob> ikonia not .255 but dot 254
[01:45] <ikonia> sorry
[01:45] <ikonia> oops
[01:45] <Agent_bob> :)
[01:45] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, works here... hmmm
[01:46] <safire> why does host resolve a hostname when ping can't?
[01:46] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror as it should
[01:46] <ikonia> Agent_bob: so when you do "ifconfig -a" show that address on a nic ?
[01:46] <safire> the hostname i'm pinging / hosting isn't in /etc/hosts\
[01:46] <safire> so it's not stored statically
[01:46] <Agent_bob> ikonia shows it without j-a
[01:46] <ikonia> safire: ping uses libresolv, host uses dns
[01:46] <Agent_bob> s/j-/-/
[01:47] <ikonia> Agent_bob: pastebin the output of netstat -rn please
[01:47] <safire> host uses the dns servers in /etc/resolv
[01:47] <ikonia> safire: yes
[01:47] <Myrtti>  /last mr-rich
[01:47] <safire> what is libresolv?
[01:47] <ikonia> safire: a system library that tells what resolver message an application should use
[01:47] <Agent_bob> ikonia box cant pastebin.   can't even ping self ***    anything i can look for and type in ?
[01:47] <ikonia> safire: do "nslookup hostname"
[01:47] <ikonia> Agent_bob: ahhh of course
[01:48] <safire> that works fine ikonia
[01:48] <pops> anyone know where xchat is?
[01:48] <ikonia> safire: so you know dns is working fine
[01:48] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, you working in a desktop?
[01:48] <IdleOne> pops: ~/.xchat2
[01:48] <safire> i "knew" dns was working from the start
[01:48] <ikonia> safire: so it stands to reason that your machine is not setup to use dns as a system
[01:48] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror  on the box in question   yes
[01:49] <safire> my machine? this is an ubuntu machine
[01:49] <ikonia> Agent_bob: look at the default route (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the network route <IP_ADDRESS>. what routes and interfaces are they using
[01:49] <safire> it's not "my" machine
[01:49] <Agent_bob> k
[01:49] <safire> it's your machine ;p
[01:49] <Agent_bob> ikonia eth0
[01:49] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, right-click on network-applet and select Connection Settings... what is the ip?
[01:50] <Agent_bob> UnholyTerror same as it is in "ifconfig"  <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:50] <pops> IdleOne: Do i need to download it?  typing that exact thing in a terminal isnt working
[01:50] <safire> is dns not supposed to be the default?
[01:50] <ikonia> safire: it should be yes, look at /etc/nsswitch.conf
[01:50] <IdleOne> pops: you want to install xchat type: sudo apt-get install xchat
[01:51] <safire> hosts:          files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
[01:51] <ikonia> safire: that should use dns
[01:51] <safire> is that the relavent line?
[01:51] <pops> wow
[01:51] <pops> that's it
[01:51] <pops> it's installed?
[01:51] <pops> wow
[01:51] <pops> I wanna use ubuntu forever
[01:51] <ikonia> safire: do "which ping"
[01:52] <aroman> !flood | pops
[01:52] <safire> /bin/ping of
[01:52] <IdleOne> pops: you're welcome.
[01:52] <ikonia> of /
[01:52] <ikonia> ?
[01:52] <teluge> ubuntu 10.10... whats it programmed in? and alos what might be a good entry level language to get into to do stuff with my linux?
[01:52] <BlueEagle> aroman: I think !enter is more suitable
[01:52] <safire> of / ? /bin/ping
[01:52] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, Terminal->type: cat /etc/network/interfaces
[01:52] <ikonia> safire: you put "of" on the end
[01:52] <safire> sorry
[01:52] <safire> just /bin/ping
[01:53] <ikonia> safire: what is the exact command you're using
[01:53] <safire> which ping
[01:53] <ikonia> safire: sorry, to do the ping
[01:53] <safire> ping brother
[01:53] <outer_space> sup folks is there a way to easily make 2 windows i open both take up half the screen like in win7?
[01:53] <ikonia> safire: but "nslookup brother" works ?
[01:53] <rafzZ> hi, someone cant help me?!
[01:53] <aroman> BlueEagle, wasn't aware of that command. thanks :)
[01:53] <safire> yeah
[01:54] <safire> do you want to see my resolv.conf?
[01:54] <ikonia> safire: not at the moment
[01:54] <glitchd> could having my screen saver simply enabled, not running, but just enabled, interfere with someone being able to see my desktop over teamviewer?
[01:54] <ikonia> safire: what domain name are you using ?
[01:54] <safire> safire.homeunix.org
[01:54] <UnholyTerror> Agent_bob, nevermind
[01:54] <ikonia> safire: so it's brother.homeunix.org ?
[01:54] <safire> above is my domain entry in /etc/resolv.conf
[01:54] <alice> glitchd, i haven't seen that problem
[01:54] <safire> if that's what you're asking
[01:55] <ikonia> safire: pastebin your resolv.conf, lets see
[01:55] <outer_space> can ubuntu do split-screen?
[01:55] <glitchd> alice, well my buddy is not here for me to test teamviewer with so im  just think of "just in case type scenarios"
[01:55] <Diskopanda> How do you autorun discs?
[01:56] <safire> http://pastebin.ca/2027783
[01:56] <safire> i reckon the problem is there ;p
[01:56] <rafzZ> hellow, someone can help me?!
[01:56] <ikonia> rafzZ: ask a question !
[01:56] <ikonia> safire: ah, ok, so what domain is brother in ?
[01:56] <BlueEagle> !ask| rafzZ
[01:57] <alice> glitchd, that's good planning. digging into docs and help of teamviewer, and googling, would be helpful for planning
[01:57] <rafzZ> ikonia, I can not listen to  music  online, have already installed Flash and nothing!
[01:57] <ikonia> rafzZ: where are you trying to get the music ?
[01:58] <rafzZ> where -> http://www.solouvor.net/play.php?id=1068
[01:58] <KM0201> rafzZ: works fine for me.
[01:58] <dnivra> when we run 'apt-cache show <packagename>', where is the information retrieved from if the package is not installed? how can i edit the information?
[01:58] <ikonia> rafzZ: it's shockwave, not flash
[01:58] <rafzZ> ikonia, freezes at  0%, no  charge!
[01:58] <ikonia> rafzZ: it's not supported on linux
[01:59] <alice> rafzZ, same here
[01:59] <rafzZ> ikonia, omg!
[01:59] <KM0201> ikonia: no, its flash.. its working fine for me
[01:59] <rafzZ> ikonia, ok thanks for help!
[01:59] <safire> not quite sure
[01:59] <KM0201> rafzZ: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:59] <safire> wasn't aware they had to be in the same domain
[01:59] <rafzZ> KM0201, 10.04
[01:59] <ikonia> KM0201: KM0201 it's listed as shockwave flash
[01:59] <IdleOne> rafzZ: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras and then try loading the page again
[01:59] <ikonia> safire: it doesn't have to be the same domain name, I'm curious to what domain name it is though
[02:00] <KM0201> ikonia: i just right clicked the song, and it says adobe flashplayer
[02:00] <safire> lost the password to the printer, not sure how to check
[02:00] <KM0201> rafzZ: i think you need to install restricted extras
[02:00] <ikonia> safire: ask the network admin
[02:00] <KM0201> rafzZ: liek idle-one said
[02:00] <rafzZ> ok
[02:00] <safire> i am the network admin
[02:00] <safire> ;p
[02:00] <rafzZ> wait
[02:00] <alice> rafzZ, also, do you have flash blocked ?
[02:00] <doomrobo> is anyone getting problems with internet speed on maverick?
[02:00] <rafzZ> not
[02:00] <ikonia> safire: then you should know what domains you are putting machines in
[02:00] <ikonia> safire: reverse lookup the IP address see if it tells you
[02:00] <KM0201> rafzZ: not what?
[02:01] <ants> How do I remove Rhythmbox from the sound menu? Also, I wish for Rhythmbox to close when the "X" is clicked, can I do these things?
[02:01] <doomrobo> I just installed maverick on my MBP, and even the local connections are slow
[02:01] <safire> ahh.. brother.home
[02:01] <safire> where is the home domain coming from?
[02:01] <safire> the router?
[02:01] <doomrobo> I disabled ipv6
[02:01] <ikonia> safire: probably
[02:01] <Siton> what's the time now?
[02:01] <KM0201> ants: not sure on the "close" question.. but right click your menu, edit menu,, go down to sound and video, highlight rythmbox, and delete
[02:01] <safire> i guess they both have to be in the home domain
[02:01] <ikonia> safire: this is a world wide channel, it's different in different worlds
[02:01] <ikonia> safire: try the FQDN then
[02:02] <ikonia> safire: ping brother.homelinux.whatever
[02:02] <DIL> arp?
[02:02] <ants> Oh no I mean the volume/sound applet
[02:02] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: does traceroute to the sites you access show abnormal response times?
[02:02] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Are you accessing web pages or other network resources?
[02:03] <doomrobo> Both
[02:03] <doomrobo> both are slow
[02:03] <doomrobo> It's the weirdest thing. This issue became apparent immediately after installation
[02:03] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: both web pages and other network resources? (which other resources?) or the trace routes?
[02:04] <doomrobo> I'm connecting to web sites and my desktop which is wired into the same network
[02:04] <doomrobo> remote and local
[02:05] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Are you accessing web pages on both the remote and local sites or are you accessing FTP or mail and seeing the same slowdowns?
[02:05] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: And are the trace routes (or even ping) showing abnormal latency?
[02:06] <doomrobo> what would constitute abnormal
[02:06] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Well on a local network anything above 5ms.
[02:06] <doomrobo> checking...
[02:06] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Which browser are you using and have you tried alternatives?
[02:07] <pops> KM0201:  back
[02:07] <doomrobo> browser doesn't matter
[02:07] <KM0201> pops: work?
[02:07] <doomrobo> i'm getting between 1.40ms and 35.9ms
[02:08] <ubuntu-usr> anybody uses xmbc? how to get vizualisation under ubuntu? when i'm hitting tab plain black screen appers, even when i switched to metacity...
[02:08] <Agent_bob> is there a "ubuntu" way to configure a static ip and gateway ?
[02:08] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Sure it does matter. If a graphical and a text based browser are equally slow then it is the network. If the graphical browsers (all) are slow it may be related to your graphics drivers. If only one or two browsers are slow it's a configuration or rendering engine issue.
[02:08] <doomrobo> {1.40,9.12,15.1,16.3,28.7,35.9}
[02:08] <ubuntu-usr> i mean xbmc not xmcb
[02:08] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, sure use nm-applet - the thing in the top left for networking
[02:08] <doomrobo> i've used FTP, Synergy, ssh...
[02:09] <doomrobo> It's noticeable
[02:09] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, sorry, top right
[02:09] <doomrobo> I only started complaining when synergy was extremely laggy
[02:09] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 top right of what ?
[02:09] <aeon-ltd> !staticip
[02:09] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, of Gnome (the GUI) - do you see a network icon?
[02:09] <DIL> http://www.debianadmin.com/network-interface-configuration-using-ifconfig.html
[02:09] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 nope
[02:09] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Is there other traffic on the network? Do you have alternate machines or OS to test with?
[02:10] <zulfa> assalamu'alaikum
[02:10] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, are you using Ubuntu with Gnome?
[02:10] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 yep
[02:10] <doomrobo> It's just my laptop and my desktop
[02:10] <BlueEagle> doomrobo: Should not affect local servers notably though.
[02:10] <doomrobo> I also have my iPod that sleeps the wifi
[02:10] <zulfa> hey
[02:10] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 ubuntu 10.4
[02:10] <zulfa> may i follow to chat with u
[02:10] <doomrobo> But I only have this problem with my laptop
[02:10] <dd_> when booting how do i get to the grub menu?
[02:11] <doomrobo> it's connected over wireless 1 yard away from the access point
[02:11] <doomrobo> N network
[02:11] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, perhaps you removed the notification area from panel?  right click / add to panel / notification - if you have.
[02:11] <zulfa> ok
[02:11] <doomrobo> wait...
[02:11] <bastidrazor> dd_: hold shift after POST
[02:11] <doomrobo> could it be my wireless?
[02:11] <dd_> bastidrazor, thanks
[02:11] <bastidrazor> dd_: you're welcome.
[02:11] <DIL> if yor neibors are on the same channel
[02:12] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 no change
[02:12] <ZykoticK9> Agent_bob, sorry i have no idea then. best of luck.
[02:12] <Agent_bob> ZykoticK9 looks like i now have four or five of them   but all empty
[02:13] <Agent_bob> why do i not have a network icon   ;/
[02:14] <doomrobo> It seems as if it's a wireless problem
[02:15] <doomrobo> but this shouldn't happen with a linksys e2000
[02:17] <doomrobo> the problem just went away
[02:17] <doomrobo> magically
[02:17] <doomrobo> i have no clue why
[02:18] <DIL> microwave, cordless phone?
[02:18] <doomrobo> now I have radically changing latency
[02:19] <doomrobo> <1ms ~ 165ms
[02:19] <alice> doom, check what dil says
[02:20] <dugger5688> doomrobo: what wireless card, what wireless router?
[02:20] <doomrobo> and the lag of the synergy mouse is completely consistent with the latency
[02:20] <doomrobo> Wireless card: whatever is in the newest MBP
[02:20] <doomrobo> Router: Linksys E200
[02:20] <doomrobo> Router: Linksys E2000
[02:20] <dugger5688> doomrobo: It's the card, probably bcm43xx something.
[02:21] <doomrobo> but on my old network, it worked faster
[02:21] <Smalltalk> What will you do on Christmas Eve?
[02:21] <dugger5688> doomrobo: Is the network WPA?
[02:22] <gigaclon> Is there a way to set GVim as my default editor? instead of GEdit?
[02:22] <doomrobo> yes, WPA2
[02:23] <doomrobo> there's GVim?
[02:23] <gigaclon> yeah
[02:23] <gigaclon> vim-gnome i believe
[02:23] <gigaclon> or the other way around
[02:23] <doomrobo> no, you're right
[02:23] <alice> giga, right click on file wanting to edit, and set it to remember
[02:24] <dugger5688> doomrobo: For some reason I have had crazy trouble on WPA2 networks and broadcom cards, is it an option to turn it off for awhile? Maybe turn on MAC address filtering in the meantime and see if that helps?
[02:24] <gigaclon> but doesn't that only do that for that file extension? Can i do it for all?
[02:24] <doomrobo> ok
[02:24] <[thor]> gigaclon: yeah, that does it for the selected file type
[02:25] <dd_> hwo do i get sun jre and skype?
[02:25] <ascheel> quick question.    I'm intentionally trying to stop sshd from running until I either start it or reboot.  What's causing it to restart?  10.10 desktop
[02:25] <[thor]> !jre
[02:25] <ascheel> !sshd
[02:26] <bastidrazor> ascheel: don't kill it, instead stop the service.. sudo service ssh stop
[02:27] <mannyuel> how can i enable my cpu and gpu sensors on a laptop? i tried searching for im-sensors in synatptic but there wasnt a package under that name
[02:27] <ascheel> bastidrazor: Thanks a ton.  :)  I always thought /etc/init.d/service_name did the same as 'service'
[02:28] <bastidrazor> ascheel: upstart has changed everything.. service controls all!
[02:29] <ascheel> bastidrazor: so it seemms!~
[02:29] <dd_> thor i need explicit directions - i have the partner repo enabled but synaptic can't find anything with java6 in the name
[02:29] <BlueFish_> does anyone know if there is a alternative to adobe or macromedia flash for linux???
[02:29] <Rigorm0rtis> mannyuel: you want lm-sensors. with a lowercase L.
[02:29] <ascheel> creating a script to kill EVERY service that listens on any port when I'm in airports, etc
[02:30] <doomrobo> The latency is still between 1 and 165 ms
[02:30] <mannyuel> oh i thought it was an "I" lol
[02:30] <dd_> i need explicit directions how to download sun java6 jre - i have the partner repo enabled but synaptic can't find anything with java6 in the name
[02:30] <Rigorm0rtis> ascheel: couldn't you just alter your firewall?
[02:31] <alice> manny, hardware sensors monitor. it is an applet in panel
[02:31] <BlueFish_> i think its under open jdk java 6 runtime
[02:31] <dd_> i need explicit directions how to download sun java6 jre - i have the partner repo enabled but synaptic can't find anything with java6 in the name
[02:31] <BlueFish_> i think its under open jdk java 6 runtime
[02:32] <doomrobo> removing WPA2 doesn't make a difference
[02:32] <dd_> BlueFish_, that's not sun java
[02:32] <ZykoticK9> dd_, after you added partner did you run "sudo apt-get update"
[02:32] <BlueFish_> sorry im a noob just trying to help
[02:33] <DIL> try changing channel (1, 6, 11)
[02:33] <Guest20238> Hi! i made the stupid decision to upgrade to 11.04 ubuntu alpha and im having problems at the login page that flickers.
[02:33] <alice> manny, sudo apt-get install sensors-applet
[02:33] <Buzza> Hi
[02:33] <ZykoticK9> Guest20238, #ubuntu+1 for support of alpha versions
[02:34] <Maahes> !find libsqlite3.so.0
[02:34] <doomrobo> What channel width should I be using?
[02:35] <BlueFish_> dd here is a link i just tried it and it worked hope thi helps http://www.java.com/en/download/help/linux_install.xml#install
[02:35] <Buzza> Can someone help me out, Im trying to backup my pc WIN 7 to a backup partion then im going to delete the win 7 partions and install linux is there a linux live cd or an app work on live cd to erase my HDD completely not just format it (Tried GPARTED)
[02:35] <s3rris> hello. i need some help installing ubuntu. I can't figure out how to partition my HD without destroying my important stuff.
[02:35] <doomrobo> And what channel should I be using
 I can help you
[02:36] <s3rris> Buzza: can i PM you?
[02:36] <Buzza> yeh
[02:37] <DIL> change from channel you are on now and see what happens
[02:37] <deww> Buzza: did you want to do clean wipe of your hdd so data is not recoverable?
[02:37] <Rigorm0rtis> buzza: to erase a drive/partition COMPLETELY, destroying all data on the disk, you could simply use cat /dev/zero >/dev/??? where ??? is your drive (or partition) to wipe.
[02:38] <dd_> anyone know how to get and use 'laptop mode'?
[02:38] <Maahes> Rigorm0rtis: or you can use shred to do the same thing
[02:39] <dd_> anyone know how to get and use 'laptop mode'?
[02:39] <Rigorm0rtis> Maahes, by default, shred does three passes of random data, which is much slower than overwriting with zeroes.
[02:39] <Maahes> dd_: erm, it should already be installed as part of the power management apci suite, but there is an aditional util specifically called laptop-mode you can download via synaptic
[02:39] <glitchd> anyone know a way i can test teamviewer aside from connecting to someone?
[02:39] <doomrobo> @dd what's laptop mode?
[02:40] <Rigorm0rtis> Maahes, but yes, shred -n 0 -z /dev/?? would do the same thing.
[02:40] <chaos2358> is anyone in here familiar with minidlna? i had it set up before but had to do a clean re-install and lost it as well as all information pertaining to it and i cant find it again.
[02:40] <doomrobo> @dd do you mean netbook edition?
[02:40] <Maahes> basically laptop mode is a few ascpi options.
[02:40] <doomrobo> oh
[02:40] <Buzza> Rigorm0rtis: ok the problem i have had is i ran gparted and cleared the partions then it (the pc) booted to recovery as i was only removing 1 partition
[02:41] <Ray2> glitchd, Have you tried there program to test
[02:41] <dd_> Maahes, thx
[02:41] <Buzza> Rigorm0rtis: it then restored the partion
[02:41] <chaos2358> KM0201,  hey bud, you wouldnt by chance be famiiar with minidlna would you?
[02:41] <KM0201> chaos2358: uh... no.. never even heard of it
[02:42] <Maahes> Rigorm0rtis: yeah I was looking to see if there was a gui program to point him at, to offset the chance he might specify the wrond hda....but I couldn't think of it, and was about to type the shred command when you beat me to it ^_^
[02:42] <chaos2358> KM0201,  its a dlna server which alows me to view the files on the computer easily from other network devices i.e. my androids.
[02:42] <doomrobo> What is the best wireless band to use?
[02:42] <glitchd> Ray2, lol no i didnt even see that on there, im gonna look right now
[02:43] <KM0201> chaos2358: yeah, i have no idea on that.. sorry
[02:43] <chaos2358> KM0201,  its cool. man just thought id ask
[02:43] <Rigorm0rtis> Maahes, oh, i forgot shred gives you progress too. I usually use pv (basically, cat with a progress bar) for wiping drives.
[02:43] <KM0201> chaos2358: yeah, sorry man
[02:43] <DIL> you have 1 6 or 11 you could be usng one that is saturated
[02:43] <glitchd> Ray2, my problem is that when my friend connects to me, he gets a black screen. he can control my mouse and click things, he just cant see anything.
[02:43] <chaos2358> KM0201,  wasnt getting a response on it from anyone else in here
[02:43] <FlozuzMozuz> how do i block all these alerts about people joining and leaving and so forth?
[02:43] <KM0201> chaos2358: :)
[02:43] <FlozuzMozuz> they are driving me nuts
[02:43] <glitchd> Ray2, but if i connect to him, i can see everything along with interact with his desktop
[02:43] <abr4xas> Merry Christmas ... :D
[02:43] <Rigorm0rtis> Buzza, is this the Windows recovery partition you're referring to?
[02:44] <KM0201> glitchd: if you wanna make it easy, just each of you download teamviewer... it's free, and works flawlessly
[02:44] <glitchd> Ray2, ive tried uninstalling then reinstalling several times, to no avail
[02:44] <Maahes> doomrobo: no "best". 802.11a is technically the best as far as going through walls is concerned. But otherwise use g, if you have a network that is all n though, use n
[02:44] <glitchd> KM0201, im having a problem with teamviewer
[02:44] <glitchd> KM0201, thats what im talking about
[02:44] <KM0201> glitchd: really?... i thought teamviewer was pretty well perfect
[02:44] <glitchd> KM0201, if u scroll up u will see that ive been in here for hours trying to figure this out
[02:45] <ZykoticK9> FlozuzMozuz, if you are using Xchat then right click on the #ubuntu channel on the left, Settings, Hide Join/Parts
[02:45] <glitchd> KM0201, for days n days n days really ive been tryin to figure this out
[02:45] <KM0201> glitchd: sorry, been helping someone install in private... haven't been following the channel
[02:45] <glitchd> KM0201, ive done everything i can think of to fix it
[02:45] <FlozuzMozuz> zykotick69 im using irssi
[02:45] <glitchd> KM0201, its ok
[02:45] <KM0201> glitchd: are you two running the same version of teamviewer?
[02:45] <zefixn> ubuntu allows creating a raid level 10 by when selecting 2 devices - does that work - and do i really have the advantages of raid 10?
[02:45] <glitchd> KM0201, yes
[02:45] <Maahes> FlozuzMozuz: I only know how to do that in weechat. ^_^ try /join #irssi
[02:45] <chaos2358> is anyone in here familiar with minidlna?
[02:46] <glitchd> KM0201, i dont understand it, it worked before then it just stopped
[02:46] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, Short answer: no.
[02:46] <FlozuzMozuz> oh sorry forgot i was in #ubuntu, apologies for gumming this channel up
[02:46] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: why not - i would agree with 0+1 but...
[02:46] <Maahes> you'd need a lot of devices to get any benefit from raid10
[02:46] <glitchd> KM0201, he can connect and move the mouse and click things, he jus cant see anything because there is a black box where the desktop should be
[02:46] <doomrobo> @Maahes actually, I'm broadcasting on all 3
[02:46] <sirscott> with vnc4server, when I connect with a client and press the "d" key, I get the desktop.  It's almost as if there's a key press being registered that isn't happening.  any ideas?
[02:47] <glitchd> KM0201, i have reinstalled numerous times already to see if that was the problem
[02:47] <zefixn> Maahes: until today i thought you would need at least 4
[02:47] <doomrobo> I, for the life of me, cannot figure out what the problem is
[02:47] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, with just two devices you're either getting just raid 1 i believe. so while you get redundancy, you don't get the speed of raid 0.
[02:47] <glitchd> KM0201, nd we both have the exact same package of teamviewer
[02:47] <KM0201> hmm.
[02:47] <glitchd> KM0201, so im really at a loss as to what to do next
[02:47] <Maahes> really for personal use there's not much reason to go beyond 3 unless you have 5 or more drives.
[02:47] <KM0201> glitchd: are you confident the problem is on your end, and not his?
[02:47] <doomrobo> should I turn SPI firewall off?
[02:48] <glitchd> KM0201, well i can see his desktop just fine, he just cant see mine, although he can control everything
[02:48] <cdose1> why is iptables.h missing in Lucid's iptables-dev package?
[02:48] <KM0201> that is strange
[02:48] <glitchd> KM0201, is there a way to check and see if its his side?
[02:48] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: what would be if you would split up your 2 disks into 4 partitions disk 1/1 disk 1/2.... and mirror disk 1/1 with disk 2/1 and then create a stripe set over these two raid 1s?
[02:48] <KM0201> glitchd: i dunno, just seems like you've tried everything on your end, curious if its on his.
[02:49] <glitchd> KM0201, it could be, but i dont know how to find out if it is his side or not
[02:49] <Maahes> zefixn: primarily the reason you can do that is this: If you need to be able to, for any reason, separately create an array at the same raid level for a small number of drives, and then join them to an existing array, as separate actions
[02:49] <KM0201> glitchd: if you want, i'll try to connect to you, see if there's a problem
[02:49] <glitchd> do u know if there is a setting that could effect that particular thing?
[02:49] <glitchd> KM0201, that would be great
[02:49] <KM0201> glitchd: PM me your info
[02:49] <Maahes> !find lucid iptables.h
[02:50] <Maahes> !find iptables.h lucid
[02:50] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, no, because the point of raid0 is using several _devices'_ speed. If you used partitions, the constant seeking required would drastically reduce the array's performance.
[02:50] <zefixn> Maahes: you want to say if i choose raid 10 for two disks im running raid 1?
[02:51] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: doesn't sound very logical to me
[02:51] <cdose1> Maahes: it was moved?  in previous version of ubuntu is was in iptables-dev...
[02:51] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, how so?
[02:51] <Ray2> glitchd, You can connect to teamviews computer by using 12345 for id and 6876 for password
[02:52] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: i get extra performance if i use a stripe set over two tiny partitions on more than 1 disk
[02:52] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: not only when using entire disks
[02:53] <Maahes> zefixn: no, say you already have an array of 5 disks, and for some reason do not want to or can't stitch in an unformatted addition to the array, or if for say: two disks in an array get corrupted and lose their place in the array, rebuilding the array structure for just those two. Generally speaking you should almost never have to do it this way, but its there in case you need tol.
[02:53] <dd_> how do i use laptop mode to limit disk writes?
[02:53] <Maahes> cdose1: It does kind of make sense to move it into the kernel headers though.
[02:54] <doomrobo> is there any other channel I should go to for help?
[02:54] <chaos2358> KM0201,  hey bud i found what i was looking for. If you do any media sharing its a good option. here is the link just in case you want it, or just want to read up on it, http://scognito.wordpress.com/2009/11/18/streaming-movies-and-music-from-ubuntu-to-xbox360/ the instruction is to set up for an xbox 360 but it works with anything that pulls media from your network.
[02:54] <zefixn> Maahes: sorry but raid 10 with 5 disks? 4 + 1 spare?
[02:54] <KM0201> thanks chaos2358 i'll check it out
[02:54] <sync3times> greetings
[02:55] <chaos2358> KM0201,  yep no prob
[02:55] <Maahes> zefixn: It's possible to stitch in a relatively large number of disks into a raid array IIRC
[02:55] <doomrobo> My latency is radical and spiking like crazy. What can be the cause of that?
[02:56] <Maahes> doomrobo: well if you don't need to. Turn off a and b, and try switching channels.
[02:56] <doomrobo> ok
[02:57] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, i might be misunderstanding what you're trying to do. From my take you're trying to create a raid0 on a single disk with two partitions, do this to another disk, and then combine these two disks into a raid1 array in order to create a raid10 array. Am I right?
[02:57] <arooni> is there an awesome slideshow app i can use to show off my photos to my parents?  is picasa the best for this?
[02:57] <sagaci> is jaunty EOL?
[02:58] <doomrobo> made it G-only, which is what my old router was
[02:58] <alice> arooni, eog is simple
[02:58] <DIL> Many wireless products in the U.S. ship with a default Wi-Fi channel of 6. If encountering interference from other devices within the home, consider changing the channel up or down to avoid it. Note that all Wi-Fi devices on the network must use the same channel.
[02:58] <doomrobo> actually, it was 2 separate ssid's for a and b
[02:59] <Maahes> arooni: no best, there's a couple other's available too. synaptic search 'slideshow'
[02:59] <Maahes> heh, my favorite slideshow image viewer is pornview
[02:59] <chaos2358> quick question. how do i get root access to copy files using windows?? example. i am trying to move parts of a downloaded file to the /etc/ and the /usr/ folders but want to do it outside of terminal by dragging and dropping
[02:59] <doomrobo> @Maahes God bless you
[02:59] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: i dont want do invent something new - i just want to understand what ubuntu is doing and if it would work and if how....
[02:59] <doomrobo> G-only works perfectly
[03:00] <Maahes> doomrobo: de nada :)
[03:00] <KM0201> chaos2358: gksudo nautilus
[03:00] <doomrobo> Why is that?
[03:00] <Maahes> doomrobo: correcting setting up a 3 spectrum wireless network can be a pain.
[03:00] <chaos2358> KM0201,  type that into terminal?
[03:00] <KM0201> chaos2358: affirmative
[03:00] <chaos2358> KM0201,  gracias
[03:00] <Maahes> I mean its not impossible, but some devices don't manage it well.
[03:01] <Maahes> like for instance: latency balancing :)
[03:01] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, if you select a raid10 array for two devices, you get the equivalent of a raid 1 array because there are not enough devices for a raid 1+0 array.
[03:01] <doomrobo> thank you very much, I enjoy these experiences, but only in retrospect.
[03:01] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: i thought it could work like createing sda1, sda2, sdb1, sdb2 - create raid 1 over sda1 and sdb1 getting md0 - create raid 1 over sda2 and sdb2 getting md1 - create raid 0 over md0 and md1
[03:02] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, no, because RAIDs are based on devices and are not typically concerned with partitions.
[03:02] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: not true
[03:03] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: do you speak about physical devices?
[03:03] <chaos2358> KM0201,  that opened up a root folder but when i try to drag the minidlna.config file over to /etc/ it still gives me the following error: Extraction not performed. You do not have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file;///etc"
[03:03] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: if not partitions are represented in form of a device in unix systems
[03:04] <KM0201> chaos2358: if you're int he root file browser, that should let you do that
[03:04] <Rigorm0rtis> i'm not saying you can't create a raid by striping partitions on the same device, i'm saying it's not a good idea. And when I say device, I mean the physical device.
[03:04] <Guest20238> how can i enable auto-login from terminal?
[03:04] <Maahes> chaos2358: gksudo nautilus
[03:04] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: i never said i want to stripe partitions on same device
[03:05] <darkwurm> Rigorm0rtis: You can do it on partitions, however it mostly defeats the point of having raid in the first place.
[03:05] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok maybe im doing something wrong. i used the root file browser to get into the /etc/ folder then from the "downloads" folder i opened i click and drag the .config file into the root folder?
[03:05] <DIL> !dmraid
[03:05] <Rigorm0rtis> darkwurm, that's what I was trying to say.
[03:06] <KM0201> chaos2358: what iw ould do.. is in the root folder, navigate to /home/username/downloads.. right cick/copy the file you need
[03:06] <Maahes> chaos2358: this is two different machines? or 1?
[03:06] <Rigorm0rtis> zefixn, sorry for misunderstanding you then.
[03:06] <DIL> !mdraid
[03:06] <KM0201> chaos2358: then go back to your destination flder, in the same root file browser.
[03:06] <betts> hello
[03:06] <KM0201> and paste it
[03:06] <chaos2358> KM0201,  just one and i get what you are saying let me try that
[03:06] <Maahes> and are you using two different nautiluses?
[03:06] <KM0201> chaos2358: ok
[03:06] <betts> could any  can help with ffmpeg?
[03:06] <zefixn> Rigorm0rtis: i'm sorry
[03:06] <Maahes> betts: be more specific
[03:06] <darkwurm> Nautili :P
[03:07] <betts> simple jobs, convert wmv file to mp3
[03:07] <Maahes> darkwurm: two "large slow and memory hogging file browsers" :P
[03:07] <zefixn> Other question then why is a copy via ssh in nautilus about 300kb/s when getting 1.1mb/s via scp from same source - similar effect for ftp sessions
[03:07] <dd_> i'm tryiing to use brasero to write to a blank cd.  it says there is no cd in the drive, yet cd creator sees it just fine.  what am i overlooking?
[03:07] <darkwurm> Maahes: ^^ so true.
[03:07] <betts> the method on the net didnot work properly
[03:08] <Maahes> betts: you wouldn't use ffmpeg directly for that, you'd use an multimedia program like VLC to do it.
[03:08] <Maahes> and if your .wmv file has DRM, it will not convert, just fyi
[03:08] <dd_> i'm tryiing to use brasero to write to a blank cd.  it says there is no cd in the drive, yet cd creator sees it just fine.  what am i overlooking?
[03:09] <betts> i want the audio only
[03:09] <chaos2358> KM0201,  good deal thanks
[03:09] <KM0201> chaos2358: :)  glad it worked
[03:09] <Maahes> betts: there's several programs to do what you want, I don't know what one handles wmv off the top of my head you might try synaptic: search -> wmv
[03:10] <dd_> i'm tryiing to use brasero to write to a blank cd.  it says there is no cd in the drive, yet cd creator sees it just fine.  what am i overlooking?
[03:10] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok feel like one more? lol
[03:10] <KM0201> sure.. shoot
[03:10] <Maahes> dd_: any chance you have both of those open at the same time?
[03:10] <KM0201> metaphorically speaking of course
[03:11] <Maahes> you might also try lsof /cdrom
[03:11] <dd_> Maahes, i checked that - no
[03:11] <theophilus7777> Hey guys... I have a question. I have two or more desktops hooked up to a wired router, and a laptop that I'd like to access network via wifi. I have a wifi dongle that I've been using on WinXP to share the internet via bridging the LAN and WLAN cards on the desktop... I'd like to make the same setup with my Ubuntu desktop, and found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router , and thought that it was along the lines of what I was
[03:11] <Guest20238> how do i enter another partition in terminal? i don't know the linux command for that
[03:11] <betts> i donot if if has drm, i just want to extract the audio from the wmv file
[03:12] <theophilus7777> Guest20238, is it an already mounted partition?
[03:12] <Maahes> Guest20238:  are both partions on the same drive?
[03:12] <Maahes> and yeah theophilus7777's question
[03:12] <Buzza> deww: no i didnt thats why im looking for a live cd/dvd to di it now
[03:12] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok you know i have the 250 gig ntfs partition mounted as shared storage for my multi media between windows and ubuntu. well i have to edit the .config file of mini dlna to point to the folders in that mounted ntfs partition. how do i get the directory for that?
[03:12] <dd_> i'm tryiing to use brasero to write to a blank cd.  it says there is no cd in the drive, yet cd creator sees it just fine.  what am i overlooking?
[03:12] <root_> Hello everyone I have some problems with merekat and I need some tech support if possible. I am not a n00b when it comes to ubuntu at all. If someone could please PM me it would be greatly appreciated.
[03:12] <chaos2358> KM0201,  and by directory i mean /home/this/that/and/thethird/
[03:13] <Maahes> betts: I know, there are a programs to do just that. Actually there's a website that'll do it provided the wmv file isn't huge
[03:13] <Buzza> Rigorm0rtis: yes it was the windows partion
[03:13] <KM0201> chaos2358: if its in home, and its hidden.. just lcick View, and "Hidden folders".. and you should be able to find it
[03:13] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok let me check
[03:13] <Maahes> What KM0201 said except press ctrl+h
[03:13] <Maahes> instead of using the menu :P
[03:14]  * KM0201 HATES keyboard shortcuts..lol
[03:14] <theophilus7777> Guest20238: if it's mounted, try "cd /media/" then "ls", and if you see it do "cd <drive name>"
[03:14] <Guest20238> ok thanks!!
[03:14] <betts> the question is that there are lots of wmv files and everyone is huge
[03:14] <Buzza> I took out both partions i dual boot windows 7 and vista I took out vista with GPARTED MADGIC and restarted it errored so i rebuild the MBR with command prompt then it recovered the vista partion
[03:14] <root_> Does anyone have a vast know ledge of ubuntu that could helpme in PM please?
[03:14] <Maahes> KM0201: ....*o_O*.... you are a strange human being.
[03:14] <twobitsprite> good evening/etc
[03:15] <KM0201> Maahes: i hate em
[03:15] <Rigorm0rtis> Buzza, if you're recoving the mbr it might be restoring the old partition table too
[03:15] <Maahes> root_: just ask your question specifically, no one is going to volunteer to help you with that question, because even someone with a vast knowledge doesn't know a good deal.
[03:15] <root_> ok thx maahes
[03:15] <twobitsprite> I'm trying to use rhythmbox in lucid to manage my ipod, but for some reason it won't let me delete items from the ipod
[03:15] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok it isnt in my /home/ as a hidden file. with it being mounted, in the nautilus file browser it shows up in the "places" window seperate from everything else.
[03:15] <Maahes> KM0201: they're quite a bit faster and more efficient than using the mouse :P. (I hate using the mouse and structure every aspect of the desktop to be as keyboard driven as possible)
[03:15] <twobitsprite> If I right click on the artist or album in the ipod, nothing comes up, and if I right click the song in the listing, the "remove" and "move to trash" items are both greyed out
[03:16] <dd_> i'm tryiing to use brasero to write to a blank cd.  it says there is no cd in the drive, yet cd creator sees it just fine.  what am i overlooking?
[03:16] <KM0201> chaos2358: give me just a second, i got like 5 questions getting PMd to me right now.. and i'll try to figure it out.. unless someone else can.. maybe Maahes can help you
[03:16] <betts> i trid once , but the extracted mp3 file cannot be played on my phone Nokia 2700
[03:16] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok dude dont want to overload you.
[03:17] <root_> ok sometime when I go to install things through apt-get I get various "lock" then when I erase the locks It says that I have to do a "apt-get --configure -a" I do that and then it still doesnt work. So I reset hte machine and it works. Also my session indicator applet says i am root when I obviously logged in as my common username? any ideas?
[03:17] <chaos2358> Maahes, wanna help me get the right directory path to a mounted ntfs partition that i use to store multimedia so it can be accesed by either of my os?
[03:17] <Guest20238> I can't enter /etc/X11 from terminal? it says that there is no files in the directory or it does not exist. but I see it!!!
[03:18] <Maahes> chaos2358: often separate partitions are mounted to /media/partition
[03:18] <KM0201> chaos2358: a media directory.. is usually under /media
[03:18] <root_> Hense the reason my nick says root_
[03:18] <root_> Also sometimes when it does seem that apt-get goes through it will get stuck and be stuck for hours.
[03:19] <root_> I am using ubuntu 10.10 x86
[03:19] <root_> any ideas maahes?
[03:19] <Maahes> root_: well apt having lock file issues is usually because something killed apt before it was done.
[03:19] <root_> oh ok
[03:20] <Maahes> As for session indicator. What do you mean by session indicator?
[03:20] <Maahes> what program exactly.
[03:20] <chaos2358> Maahes, KM0201 ok its there. last thing i promise. so when i am editing this .config file i will point it to "/media/mpoint/thefile-i-want-shared/ "mpoint is the partition name.
[03:20] <root_> also you know that applet that is at the far right of the top panel it says root as well not my normal screen name
[03:20] <darkwurm> root_: create a new user
[03:20] <root_> also when installing I never press ctrl c
[03:20] <root_> thx darkwurm
[03:20] <KM0201> chaos2358: pretty sure.. yes
[03:20] <Maahes> also.... why are you logging in as root?
[03:20] <root_> have you ever heard of this?
[03:20] <root_> Im not logging in as root
[03:21] <chaos2358> KM0201,  ok thanx. just wanted to make sure
[03:21] <root_> I am logging in as my common username it just says root when i log in
[03:21] <ZykoticK9> root_, in a terminal what does "whoami" return?
[03:21] <root_> I am not new to linux I never user root I use sudo
[03:21] <root_> ok one sec
[03:21] <root_> thx guys
[03:22] <root_> whoami says root
[03:22] <darkwurm> hes obviously logged in as root, hence is /whois return ;)
[03:22] <Maahes> chaos2358: yes, unless you've done wonky things with partitions, that should be the case.
[03:22] <Maahes> root_: you are running as root then
[03:22] <root_> So Ishould make a new account then right?
[03:22] <thetrav> ok, getting pretty close to having this netbook back online now, got ubuntu netbook remix installed on it, just can't get the touchscreen working
[03:22] <sync3times> root_,   grep for your username in  /etc/passwd   if your userid there is zero you are root
[03:22] <darkwurm> his account has been altered somehow
[03:22] <root_> ok one sec
[03:22] <thetrav> is there a command I can run to get the touchscreen hardware info so I can look for a driver?
[03:22] <root_> synk3times
[03:23] <CarlFK> thetrav: try lsusb
[03:23] <twobitsprite> anyone here use rhythmbox to manage an ipod? I'm having some problems with it
[03:23] <thetrav> thanks Carl
[03:23] <twobitsprite> namely that I can't seem to delete songs from it
[03:23] <chaos2358> KM0201,  no wonky things. i just have a music, pics, videos, and document folders inside the partition and i have to edit 4 lines of the .config to point to /media/mpoint/each-of-those-folders/ so that my tv and androids will pick it up.
[03:23] <root_> it is very wierd because before my last reboot the applet kept switching from jshmoe24 which is my username to root over and over again
[03:23] <sync3times> twobitsprite,  I like gtkpod   its simpler and works great
[03:24] <root_> very strange
[03:24] <KM0201> chaos2358: yeah, i do the same thing actually
[03:24] <darkwurm> Probably during a failed update hence the wanky locked files.
[03:24] <chaos2358> KM0201,  really? what do you use if not minidlna?
[03:24] <root_> not only that but I have been having problems with apt-get installs failing and getting stuck
[03:24] <twobitsprite> sync3times: thanks, but I'd like something that ties in to a music player
[03:24] <CarlFK> thetrav: this is over a year old, but here are some notes I took: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TouchScreen09
[03:24] <twobitsprite> and I like rhytmbox
[03:24] <root_> grepping as we speek
[03:24] <KM0201> chaos2358: well, what i mean, is i keep all my  media and crap, ona separate partition.
[03:24] <darkwurm> root_: create a new user and try your updates from there
[03:24] <twobitsprite> sync3times: di you have a recommendation for a different media player that syncs with ipods?
[03:25] <sync3times> twobitsprite, ties in?  It talks and transfers files to the ipod,  what more tiein do you need?
[03:25] <chaos2358>  KM0201 oh ok i thought you meant you had a DLNA server setup to share it on the network
[03:25] <root_> ok darkwurm thats sounds like the best idea thx for your guys help by the way too DX
[03:25] <root_> XD*
[03:25] <twobitsprite> sync3times: i.e., I can drag artists and albums etc without worrying about paths and filenames
[03:25] <KM0201> chaos2358: no no.. i just use samba for that
[03:25] <root_> thank god for the community
[03:25] <Guest20238> I can't enter /etc/X11 from terminal? it says that there is no files in the directory or it does not exist. but I see it!!!
[03:25] <Maahes> there's a few reasons this can happen, files getting overwritten because of a crash, rootkit, a bad user/group command
[03:25] <sync3times> twobitsprite, ah, ok.  i dont use mine that way
[03:26] <ZykoticK9> Guest20238, are you using a capital X in X11?
[03:26] <Guest20238> capital X
[03:26] <twobitsprite> sync3times: yeah, I used to be miticulous about keeping my mp3s organized by folders and filenames, etc, but I just have too many to do that with any more. hence why I want a music manager, not a file transfer thing
[03:26] <SyntaXe> I am looking for to change my server platform from Archlinux to Ubuntu, but I am wondering whats the diffrence on the 10.04 and 10.10, server point of view.
[03:27] <ZykoticK9> Guest20238, could you give the output of "ls -ld /etc/X11/"
[03:27] <Guest20238> ZykoticK9: capital X
[03:27] <oxoocoffee> I have problem receiving multicast on one of my nic's. running iptables. Is there something that I need to enable to enable receive?
[03:27] <Maahes> SyntaXe: easiest way to find that out is look at the changelog for 10.10 server
[03:27] <R1cochet> i read somewhere that you can use a wireless bridge to connect to a wireless network. I understand that the bridge will connect to the wireless network, and connecting my own PC to the bridge i will be able to connect to the wireless network. Is this true?
[03:28] <Maahes> R1cochet: yes. however I'm of no use because I've never done it
[03:28] <Guest20238> ZykoticK9: this is what i am getting "drwxr-xr-x 9 root root 367 2009-10-28 21:05 /etc/X11
[03:28] <Guest20238> "
[03:28] <Guest20238> ZykoticK9: im still not in X10
[03:29] <R1cochet> Maahes, thank you. I have one problem though. I dont have access to the initial router but do have the wireless key. Will it be hard to setup?
[03:29] <alazyworkaholic> I'm trying to image a disk across a network using nc (netcat) & dd. It's not working. I think the problem is that the port I'm trying to use isn't open. I get "nc: connect to <IP_ADDRESS> port 1010 (tcp) failed: Connection refused" after running "sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 | nc <IP_ADDRESS> 1010 -v". Help?
[03:29] <myth20> hello
[03:29] <myth20> how do i connect to owa using thunderbird
[03:29] <ZykoticK9> Guest20238, looks fine to me?  sorry i have no idea.  best of luck.
[03:29] <Guest20238> thanks though
[03:30] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, output of: cd /etc/X11
[03:30] <Maahes> alazyworkaholic: do you have something listening on 1010?
[03:30] <myth20> can anyone hlpe
[03:30] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic, do it over ssh?
[03:30] <Maahes> also yeah, ssh is a better option
[03:30] <fms6468> alazyworkahilic: open port in the router?
[03:31] <alazyworkaholic> Maahes: yes I ran "sudo nc | p 1010 | dd of=/home/alan/chuckbackup.dd" on the receiving computer that's @ <IP_ADDRESS>.
[03:31] <Sensiva> hello whenever I quit xchat I get a message about a crash from bug buddy with this report http://pastebin.com/mMWGHNBA any ideas why it crashes?
[03:31] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic,   need the -L to listen
[03:31] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror:  bash: cd: /etc/X10: No such file or directory
[03:32] <Maahes> Guest20238: there is no such thing as X10
[03:32] <ZykoticK9> Guest20238, X11
[03:32] <justinstall> hi, can someone point me to a list of nm icons and their meaning?
[03:32] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, X11
[03:32] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic,   use   netstat -ant to see if you are listening on the port you need to listen on
[03:32] <alazyworkaholic> so on the receiving end I should run: "sudo nc | p 1010 | dd of=/home/alan/chuckbackup.dd -L" ?
[03:32] <Maahes> Not for many years unless your job is really unfortunate should you have been able to run into X10
[03:33] <Maahes> alazyworkaholic: proably nc -L
[03:33] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic,   netstat -L 1010    >  /home/alan/chuck.dd
[03:33] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic, sorry     nc  -L  1010
[03:33] <twobitsprite> ok, so, now I'm trying to use my ipod with banshee, but it still opens rhythmbox whenever I plug it in. I changed the multimedia played in the "preferred applications" window, but it still does it.
[03:33] <twobitsprite> how do I change the default application for handling my ipod?
[03:33] <quiescens> nc -l
[03:33] <Maahes> twobitsprite: preferred applications
[03:33] <quiescens> not -L
[03:33] <sync3times> right
[03:33] <Maahes> I believe.
[03:33] <sync3times> sorry
[03:33] <quiescens> also, nc -l -p 1010
[03:33] <Guest20238> I'm looking for Xorg.conf   I can't find it in X11
[03:34] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic,   and choose a port above 1024
[03:34] <Maahes> Guest20238: are you using 10.10?
[03:34] <alazyworkaholic> I got nc: Permission denied
[03:34] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, there may not be one
[03:34] <alazyworkaholic> after nc -l 1010
[03:34] <sync3times> alazyworkaholic, your port number is restricted    use 1024+
[03:34] <alazyworkaholic> ok, will try
[03:34] <Maahes> if you are using 10.10 there is no xorg.conf and you don't need one
[03:34] <quiescens> using |'s with sudo is.. troublesome
[03:34] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, and its xorg.conf if there is, not Xorg.conf
[03:34] <twobitsprite> Maahes: did you read what I said?
[03:34] <Guest20238> Maahes: im on live cd. Trying to fix my hard drive ubuntu with the flickering login page
[03:35] <justinstall> can someone point me to a list of network manager icons and their meaning?
[03:35] <Maahes> twobitsprite: sorry sorry. Um try nautilus "Default actions"
[03:35] <Damon> I have a laptop with intel gma3150, can someone help me setup xorg.conf? Its a minimal install and I have xorg and xserver and all that installed along with intel video driver but I cant get startx to bring up anything
[03:35] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, what type of computer and graphics card?
[03:35] <Maahes> I don't know where exactly that is in nautilus.
[03:36] <Maahes> !find xorg.conf
[03:36] <madmike117> So, I have 3 seperate 1TB disks. I had Ubuntu and Win 7. I hadn't used Win in over a year, however I installed Ubuntu using the Wubi Utility (Why? I have no idea). Regardless, I decided to free up the space from the old dedicated Win Disk and formatted it forgetting it was what contained the Boot Manager. So upon reboot today I got the Boot manager not found. The first thing I did was go into bios and make the Ubuntu disk the primary and instead of Boot MA
[03:37] <myth20> how do i connect to owa 2003 using thunderbird
[03:37] <jmate> I have a Rage 128 Pro Ultra TR with a tv monitor from fortec. I am unable to get the resolution to go above 800x600 using xrandr. It said something about the resolution not being in the range or something. I can't remember.
[03:37] <Maahes> Guest20238: you would add an entry into the /etc/X11/login.conf with the bit of xorg code you want.
[03:37] <thetrav> hmm, looks like lsusb isn't going to work
[03:37] <thetrav> it's a crazy no brand netbook
[03:37] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: Sony Vaio with intel video card integrated
[03:37] <thetrav> n103
[03:37] <thetrav> that's the brand
[03:37] <thetrav> >_<
[03:37] <twobitsprite> Maahes: got it... it was under edit/preferences/media. thanks
[03:37] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, and what is the problem?
[03:37] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i see though xorg.conf.save   in X11
[03:37] <thetrav> is there any other way to interrogate the system for devices attached?
[03:37] <thetrav> extremely little information online
[03:37] <thetrav> not even a manufacturer
[03:37] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, don't start messing around just yet...
[03:37] <Damon> I have a laptop with intel gma3150, can someone help me setup xorg.conf? Its a minimal install and I have xorg and xserver and all that installed along with intel video driver but I cant get startx to bring up anything
[03:37] <Maahes> twobitsprite: np :)
[03:37] <Maahes> thetrav: lspci lsw
[03:37] <bastidrazor> thetrav: sudo lshw  will list everything attached
[03:38] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: the problem is that my login screen is flickering and I can't get passed that flickering screen
[03:38] <thetrav> thanks guys
[03:38] <Maahes> lshw I mean :)
[03:38] <myth20> hi guys
[03:38] <wyclif> Erm, Nautilus is kind of bloated. Going back to PCMan.
[03:38] <Maahes> 'sup myth20 ,  how you is? :P
[03:38] <bastidrazor> thetrav: read the manpage for how to show specific things so you don't have to dig through the entire output
[03:38] <myth20> just wondering if it is possible to connect owa 2003 using thunderbird
[03:38] <sync3times> Damon,    try  <as root>     Xorg   -configure      it should generate a skeleton  xorg.conf in roots home directory
[03:38] <myth20> hi Maahes
[03:38] <jshmoe24> Hello everyone this is root_
[03:38] <myth20> please help
[03:38] <Maahes> wyclif: pcman is crashy though, might try roxfiler
[03:39] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, you mean you can't login or you just don't like the flickering?
[03:39] <Maahes> heyas jshmoe24
[03:39] <jshmoe24> I managed to fix my problem by making a new panel
[03:39] <bastidrazor> Guest20238: you're using 11.04 .. you should ask in #ubuntu+1
[03:39] <Maahes> myth20: until you ask a question I don't know if I can help you.
[03:39] <Damon> sync3times, I tried that then tried Xorg -configure xorg.conf.new and it just brings up a black screen nothing on it, I have to hit ctrl alt f1 and ctrl c to get it to go away
[03:39] <jshmoe24> everything is good now thx for your help maahes
[03:39] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i can't login because the login box is flickering.
[03:39] <jshmoe24> and everyone else
[03:39] <myth20> maahes: just wondering if it is possible to connect owa 2003 using thunderbird
[03:39] <satheesh> how to install boot loader
[03:39] <jshmoe24> Now I have one more question
[03:39] <Maahes> jshmoe24: de nada :)
[03:39] <jshmoe24> XD
[03:40] <adv0cate> hello room
[03:40] <Maahes> myth20: owa?
[03:40] <satheesh> how to install grub loader
[03:40] <Guest20238> bastidrazor: ubuntu+1 have no clue about it.
[03:40] <sync3times> Damon,   xorg.conf.new   at the end seem wrong?     does that file exist ?
[03:40] <myth20> maahes: Outlook Web Access
[03:40] <Guest20238> i asked them
[03:40] <jshmoe24> Is there a program for ubuntu that allows me to make high quality pdf documents?
[03:40] <Damon> sync3times, i just checked in the /root directory is a file called xorg.conf.net
[03:40] <bastidrazor> Guest20238: this channel is goign to know less considering 11.04 is Alpha.. Alpha is going to break.
[03:40] <Damon> sync3times, i mean xorg.conf.new
[03:41] <Last> sup
[03:41] <sync3times> Damon:    try now   Xorg -config   Xorg.conf.new
[03:41] <Maahes> Oooh...my default answer is possibly not unless owa has an option to serve as imap or pop3. Evolution I know has support for exchange's protocol
[03:41] <jshmoe24> I am actually looking  for a program that is specifically used for making high quaility pdf documents It would be greatly appreciated
[03:41] <Damon> sync3times, I tryed it without sudo says it needs to be ran as root, so I run it as root and it just brings up a black screen nothing on it no mouse pointer etc
[03:41] <sync3times> Damon      try   ctrl-alt-backspace to  get out of the black screen
[03:41] <Maahes> jshmoe24: Scribus or Lyx
[03:41] <jshmoe24> cool thx again m8
[03:42] <Maahes> Scribus for making multimedia documents
[03:42] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, why are you on 11.04?
[03:42] <DasEi> jshmoe24: you can use pdfedit or openoffice, save as pdf
[03:42] <Maahes> LyX for making Essays and such
[03:42] <sync3times> Damon,  you are almost there.     put the  xorg.conf.new   in   /etc/X11/xorg.conf    and run     xinit
[03:42] <jshmoe24> I can always count on this channel. Ubuntu FTW
[03:42] <jshmoe24> when I go to openoffice it doesn't give me the opion of savingto pdf do I need a plugin?
[03:42] <jshmoe24> directed at BAsEi
[03:43] <Last> so i cant seem to download the newest version its downloads some them times out and stops ? any idea why ? i think my net could be being lame but idk.
[03:43] <UnholyTerror> jshmoe24, what's do you mean high quality? what's wrong with print to pdf?
[03:43] <myth20> just wondering if it is possible to connect owa 2003 using thunderbird
[03:43] <jshmoe24> well what i mean by high quaility is a program specifically for making pdf documents
[03:44] <jshmoe24> without all the other bells and whistles
[03:44] <Maahes> buh? I'm pretty sure Openoffice does pdf by default if you scroll for "save as"
[03:44] <alexander> am i here?
[03:44] <DasEi> jshmoe24: http://tinyurl.com/xn6z
[03:44] <alexander> oh wait
[03:44] <jshmoe24> let me check thanks guys.
[03:44] <alexander> i dont want my real name
[03:44] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i saw the update button on updates manager... i clicked on it without knowing what i was getting into. dang it!
[03:44] <hd1> no, it's under Export, Maahes
[03:44] <Guest20238> lighta: what's MONTREAL?!!!
[03:44] <Guest20238> lighta: WHATS UP!
[03:44] <jshmoe24> funny BasEi :) I rofled at that
[03:44] <DasEi> alexander: /nick SomeName,  further info in #freenode
[03:45] <Maahes> jshmoe24: just for editing pdfs: pdfedit. for making things like brochures etc: Scribus. For making really nicely typsetted documents without actually having to learn LaTeX: LyX
[03:45] <jshmoe24> cool thx
[03:45] <Maahes> Be warned: Installing LyX is 700mb
[03:45] <DasEi> jshmoe24: np, nick is DasEi
[03:45] <jshmoe24> see ya and thx again
[03:45] <DasEi> jshmoe24:Lyx is more advanced
[03:46] <jshmoe24> oh my god pure_hate is on hte ubuntu forums shouldn't he be on the backtrack-linux forums. jk
[03:46] <Maahes> LyX is also easy to use.
[03:46] <Maahes> <3 LyX
[03:46] <sync3times> whats pure_hate
[03:46] <Last> i kno installing it is that big but i cant seem to download it all the way. idk why ? i using windows now.  and i clicked download it says 600 some mb but only gets to say 123mb and stops
[03:46] <jshmoe24> well i guess seeing how backtrack is based on ubntu i can see why.... hahah
[03:46] <Maahes> I write up things in vim and then typeset them in lyx ^_^
[03:46] <pure_hate> jshmoe24, I am in many channels
[03:46] <UnholyTerror> jshmoe24, OO->File->Export to PDF
[03:46] <Damon> sync3times, I did the xinit as a normal user I got something about errors from xkbcomp are not fatal to the x server then...waiting for X server to to shutdown ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
[03:46] <jshmoe24> you are a god in the pentest community keep up the great work
[03:47] <jshmoe24> directed at pureh@te
[03:47] <Maahes> Last: what are you downloading?
[03:47] <Maahes> And what web browser are you using?
[03:47] <gabe__> hello, I'd like to know if it's possible to have wlan0 and eth0 interfaces working at the same time and if so, how?
[03:47] <jshmoe24> @pureh@te, I am loving bt4r2 nice work
[03:47] <sync3times> Damon,   look in  /var/log/X*   and see if there are x server error logs there
[03:47] <Last> the iso from the actual website. and im using Foxfire
[03:47] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, what exactly is happening at login, you can't type to get in?
[03:47] <jshmoe24> thx unholyterror
[03:47] <pure_hate> jshmoe24, Thanks man but I am just a regular geek like evey one else
[03:47] <sync3times> Damon,    you do have xterm installed right?
[03:47] <jshmoe24> diddo
[03:47] <jshmoe24> XD
[03:48] <DasEi> gabe__: it is, configure it in /etc/network/interfaces
[03:48] <skraito> anyone from asia here ?
[03:48] <Maahes> Last: Download this extension: DownThemAll! use that to download the iso
[03:48] <jshmoe24> oh yea late congradulations on your wedding :)
[03:48] <root> haloo
[03:48] <DasEi> !wireless | gabe__
[03:48] <gabe__> wlan0 is connected to my ISP's network, it's what I use for internet access and eth0 is connected to a private network where I have a lab environment: routers, switches, and two servers
[03:48] <root> morning all
[03:48] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: I see a normal login screen but the login box flickers white. the rest of the background is normal. I can't click on my user name.
[03:48] <Guest47901> im form indonesia
[03:48] <Damon> sync3times, yes thats intalled and it says in the log about no input driver/identifier specificed(ignoring) aiglx: suspending aiglx clients for vt switch
[03:48] <jshmoe24> hope the ball and chain doesnt keep you away from you computer though <sadface>
[03:48] <jshmoe24> haha
[03:49] <gabe__> DasEi: I did it there, but when I'm using them both, I can't get to the Internet
[03:49] <skraito> gues47901
[03:49] <skraito> gua juga orang indo
[03:49] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, can you press ENTER?
[03:49] <Guest47901> hay
[03:49] <Guest47901> gimna ganti  nama bro?
[03:49] <Maahes> I once lived pretty close to chinatown ^_^
[03:49] <DasEi> gabe__: ic, please put nick in answers, ah yes; how did you set them up ? static/dhcp ?
[03:49] <skraito> type /nick nicklu
[03:49] <Guest47901> ok ane coba
[03:49] <Last> um im confused what extension like i said im new and use windows at the moment.
[03:49] <rihack> berhasil
[03:49] <rihack> thx
[03:50] <rihack> ternyata sama kyaka irc biasa
[03:50] <rihack> hehe
[03:50] <jshmoe24> @pureh@te, I know this sounds corny but your videos got me into penetration testing and it has truely become a passion. Whitehat of course
[03:50] <gabe__> DasEi: static for eth0 and dhcp for wlan0
[03:50] <rihack> salam kenal skraito
[03:50] <jshmoe24> Anyway for hte last time I am out l8r folks :)
[03:50] <DasEi> jshmoe24: it's pure_hate
[03:50] <Maahes> jshmoe24: tscheuss!
[03:51] <gabe__> DasEi: when I'm using the lab, I won't be able to get to the Internet even though I can ping my ISP's router
[03:51] <jshmoe24> well pureh@te was his old handle if you knew him from before
[03:51] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: nope, doesn't work. i tried it.
[03:51] <jshmoe24> kinda reminescent
[03:51] <Damon> sync3times, what happen to the old xorg that was a lot easier to use lol
[03:51] <gabe__> ubottu: thanks for the link, I'll read it :)
[03:51] <DasEi> gabe__: check your /etc/resoolv.conf
[03:51] <skraito> anyone from asia ?
[03:51] <DasEi> gabe__: check your /etc/resolv.conf
[03:52] <Maahes> ....everyone with the name of Guest##### please type /nick whatever_nick_you_want
[03:52] <jshmoe24> man if we could get balding_eagle on here it would be the lulz
[03:52] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, is there an accessibility icon at the bottom of the screen?
[03:52] <jshmoe24> great community none the less
[03:52] <gabe__> DasEi: do you want me to past it here?
[03:52] <DasEi> gabe__: there should be gateway set
[03:53] <DasEi> gabe__: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[03:53] <DasEi> gabe__: pastebinit /etc/resolv.conf
[03:53] <Maahes> I think there should be two ubottu auto responders, one that looks for 'best' in a sentence and does !best | that person. and another that immediately pings all Guests to change their nick.
[03:53] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: nope. no accessibility icon
[03:54] <Last> Hey Maahes what extension im lost. like i said im a windows use and want to test linux cause i like the look of it and other reasons
[03:54] <DasEi> Last: firefox ?
[03:54] <Maahes> Last: firefox extension. It's called DownThemAll!
[03:54] <DasEi> Last: firefox > addons >search..
[03:54] <Maahes> It is your friend.
[03:54] <Maahes> you will love it.
[03:54] <gabe__> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/6Hq4Kn4p
[03:54] <jihedamine> Hi, Is it possible to disable kernel mode setting in maverick while still being able to launch gdm ?
[03:54] <needlez> anyone know how to fix an issue with totem and the power manager why it wont let the computer go into sleep mode if totem is open??
[03:55] <bonjoyee> jihedamine: what video card?
[03:55] <Last> LOL okie all right it could be my net tho i have really lame satllite net but alright.
[03:55] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, try to use a previous kernel during boot.
[03:55] <needlez> video card is 310M nvidia
[03:55] <jihedamine> bonjoyee: intel gma
[03:55] <needlez> nvm
[03:55] <Maahes> jihedamine: I dunno about the last part, but yes its possible to disable kernel mode setting grub boot option: nomux
[03:56] <bonjoyee> jihedamine: i have disabled modeset as will..still get 3d on ati radeon xpress 1250!
[03:56] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i tried all of them. they all flicker on login
[03:56] <DasEi> gabe__: are you using same domain on the two nets ? shouldn't be, and delete the second nameserver-line, the 7..; set gateway in /etc/interfaces
[03:56] <Maahes> the last part depends on how well your hardware likes having no mode setting
[03:56] <jihedamine> is it nomux ? i think it's nomodeset ?
[03:56] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, what did you try, exactly?
[03:57] <Maahes> jihedamine: oh, yeah ^_^ I got them mixed up
[03:57] <gabe__> DasEi: I have no idea what the 7... address is
[03:57] <jshmoe24> its me again and I want to talk about openoffice not giving me a chance to save as pdf
[03:57] <jshmoe24> here are the options it gives me
[03:57] <bonjoyee> jihedamine: what module is loaded for your video card? try lspci -vv
[03:57] <Maahes> jshmoe24: export to pdf
[03:57] <jmate> I have a Rage 128 Pro Ultra TR with a tv monitor from fortec. I am unable to get the resolution to go above 800x600 using xrandr. It said something about the resolution not being in the range or something. I can't remember.
[03:57] <jshmoe24> Ill try again one sec
[03:57] <DasEi> gabe__: line 5 of your pastie
[03:57] <jshmoe24> but this will be the third time
[03:58] <DasEi> gabe__: gksude gedit /etc/resolv.conf
[03:58] <gabe__> DasEi: my wlan0 is <IP_ADDRESS>/24 and my eth0 is <IP_ADDRESS>/28 but eth0 is down right now because otherwise Internet gets cut off
[03:58] <DasEi> gabe__: gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf ,typo king
[03:58] <Maahes> its not under save, its under export jshmoe24
[03:58] <jshmoe24> I was doing "save as" sorry I should have listened better my fault sorry
[03:58] <jihedamine> bonjoyee: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
[03:58] <AbhiJit> jshmoe24, http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=20265
[03:58] <gabe__> DasEi: I mean I do not know who the 7.... address belongs to, I have not set it up
 bows down to superiors
[03:58] <jshmoe24> rofl
[03:59] <AbhiJit> hmm
[03:59] <gabe__> DasEi: maybe that's the public IP? let me see one sec please
[03:59] <Last> So this might be a no linux related question but my graphics driver likes to time out then VPU recover alot ? is that bad ? lol
[03:59] <bonjoyee> jihedamine: what drivers?.."check the kernel driver in use" section
[03:59] <DasEi> gabe__: that'll be your internal, and when resolving on this, no internet is there
[03:59] <Maahes> Last: might try updating the driver
[04:00] <DasEi> gabe__: pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces
[04:00] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, can you get to a recovery shell?
[04:00] <Maahes> Okay I have done my good deeds for the holidays, I have to get my system working again, will help again in a little while
[04:00] <gabe__> DasEi: hmmm I'm lost now. I haven't set up that 7... IP
[04:00] <Last> i did once but it still happened so i rolled back to factory driver.
[04:00] <jihedamine> bonjoyee i915
[04:00] <DasEi> gabe__: network-manager does
[04:00] <gabe__> http://pastebin.com/sm6bXfpc
[04:00] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: hmm i don't know how to do that?
[04:01] <bonjoyee> jihedamine: ok...add this to your kernel line: i915.modeset=0
[04:01] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i can get to root shell
[04:01] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: is that what you are talking about?
[04:01] <gabe__> DasEi: should I bring up eth0 and then give you /etc/resolv.conf?
[04:01] <gabe__> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/sm6bXfpc
[04:01] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, yes, from the grub menu.
[04:01] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: then yes, i can get to that
[04:01] <DasEi> gabe__: I got it, give me a second to add some lines
[04:01] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: what should i do next?
[04:02] <gabe__> DasEi: sure, thanks for helping me :)
[04:02] <rihack> gan...ada org indo ....ada ga groupnya...
[04:02] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, choose 'root console'
[04:02] <Damon> I think my xorg is going to the external adapter on my laptop, how do I find out the busid of the external monitor port and my internal LCD screen?
[04:02] <ChipAndFamily> Howdy, everyone.
[04:03] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: and then what?
[04:03] <ChipAndFamily> I'm in need of some help scripting, was wondering if anyone would be able to help.
[04:03] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, try 'startx'
[04:03] <randy_> how to install a sofr from program but don't install it recommended one
[04:03] <rihack> startx for bt start
[04:04] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: is that all?
[04:04] <rihack> yup
[04:04] <UnholyTerror> Guest20238, did it do anything?
[04:04] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: i gotta try now. imma restart.
[04:04] <Guest20238> UnholyTerror: brb
[04:05] <alex__> could someone help me?  i'm trying to mount a samba share, but i'm having problems.  when i try to mount i get "mount error(13): Permission denied".  the funny thing is that i have two different samba shares on this computer i'm trying to connect to,  and one works without issue but the other gives this error.  the one which works is the "home" folder share  and the other one is one that i've added to the smbd.conf file.  i should probably a
[04:05] <alex__> lso add that this other folder is also a home folder, but i want it to be available to everyone in its group
[04:05] <hanasaki> when will virtualbox 4.0 be in 10.10?
[04:06] <DasEi> gabe__: http://pastebin.com/6sq7qcJM
[04:06] <jmate> alex__: what command did you run to mount it?
[04:06] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: its already there..i believe1
[04:06] <Last> so it a usb boot drive good or bad ? curious ?
[04:06] <UnholyTerror> ChipAndFamily, what scripting?
[04:06] <hanasaki> dist-upgrade is not bringint it in
[04:06] <randy_> how to install a soft from program but don't install it recommended one
[04:06] <Last> is my bad.
[04:06] <bucky> hanasaki, it's in a ppa http://tinyurl.com/3xcn9k4
[04:07] <hanasaki> virtualbox-3.2
[04:07] <bucky> hanasaki, sorry i mean contrib
[04:07] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: add "contrib" to the end of the virtualbox sources line!
[04:07] <Maahes> Last: It's... don't store important data on a persistant USB drive boot.
[04:07] <DasEi> gabe I assume your internal router is on <IP_ADDRESS>,  and I missed a line
[04:07] <hanasaki> bonjoyee:  what si the complete line? and what is ppa?
[04:07] <needlez> Can anyone help me with totem and gnome-power-manager?? I have tried multiple things and still no luck. If totem is open my computer will not go into sleep mode, or suspend automatically.  I have tried to make a script to tell it to shut down or suspend after totem playback but it doesnt work. Also turned on Dbus and turned of Dbus and uninstalled and reinstalled gnome-power-manager. Any help would be very appericiated
[04:07] <gabe__> DasEi: so in eth0 there is the public address... do I change it with the private one I use for my lab?
[04:08] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian maverick contrib
[04:08] <shingen> ne1 know if transmission-cli will allow me to scrape a dir via cronjob on a regular interval and also run torrents in the background?
[04:08] <DasEi> gabe__: on which iprange is your lab ?
[04:08] <Dwade09> what button do i push in ubuntu to boot into my thumb drive for  alive dvd image?
[04:08] <randy_> and I forget the launchpad password and that it send to my gmail.but after 3 hours I haven't recieve it,I find rubbiosh box,none
[04:08] <Last> hmm i was just just curious cause i was looking up linux and came acrossed usb drives i didnt kno that was possible till now hahah.
[04:08] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian maverick non-free contrib
[04:08] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: that will have 3.2 as well as 4.0
[04:08] <jmate> alex__: nevermind mind, I need to get going
[04:09] <Maahes> Dwade09: Go to the ubuntu website and look at the instructions for making a live usb
[04:09] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[04:09] <gabe__> DasEi: it's on <IP_ADDRESS>/28 on eth0... it goes to a router configured as a terminal access server and eth0 is <IP_ADDRESS>/24, which  goes to the world through NAT (this is configured by the ISP)
[04:09] <alex__> jmate: http://pastebin.com/BUXEez2U
[04:09] <DasEi> Dwade09: you want to look for grub2, boot live cd
[04:09] <ChipAndFamily> Ok, so here it is:  I have an LCD picture frame.  I want the script to read the Photos directory, determine if there are any sub-dir.  If there are, I want the script to go into the sub directories and move the photos to the main directory.  After that, I want the script to read the SD card for the LCD picture frame, and copy photos from the computer to the SD card, skipping ones already on the SD Card.
[04:09] <ChipAndFamily> Whew...
[04:09] <ChipAndFamily> Can it be done?  If so, how?  I'm a noob at this, so please forgive me.
[04:09] <hanasaki> bonjoyee:  lol I had the pre 10.10 lucid in not maverik.. but it still should have .40
[04:10] <Maahes> ChipAndFamily: yes this can be done, in many different scripting languages
[04:10] <Maahes> I recommend learning either Bash, Python, or Ruby
[04:10] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: did u add the line to sources.list? and did sudo apt-get update?
[04:10] <gabe__> DasEi: my ISP's router private IP is in the <IP_ADDRESS>/24 range and anyone in my home gets an address assigned through dhcp to go out to the Internet, including my Ubuntu box (this one I'm on right now) which uses wlan0
[04:10] <ChipAndFamily> Which is the best?  And which is the simplest to learn?
[04:11] <ShapeShifter499> I'm having audio problems, but never when I used debian, I had these problems before, but debian gave me graphics issues so I came back to ubuntu...  what do I do?    should I remove pulseaudio   like it shows I can in this tutorial ?  http://jechem.blogspot.com/2010/10/how-to-remove-pulseaudio-on-ubuntu-1010.html
[04:11] <sync3times> ChipAndFamily,  can be done,  to do the copy,  I would use rsync.   use a find command and move all files from your picture directory to a single directory and then rsync them to the sdcard
[04:11] <Maahes> ChipAndFamily: there is no best. And all 3 of those are simple to learn for different values of simple
[04:11] <UnholyTerror> ChipAndFamily, ok, are all the pictures on the SD card and just need to be reorganized? or does this script need to run 'on' the picture frame?
[04:11] <hanasaki> virtualbox-4.0  turns out I need to do that instead of the 3.2... they are packaged by version number in the package name... kinda unusual
[04:11] <hanasaki> thanks
[04:11] <Last> So someone correct me if im wrong but apprently Usb boot drives. are limited by their size i swore usb sticks came in 16gb. but im not sure. on that one.
[04:11] <hanasaki> bonjoyee:  has it worked OK for you?
[04:11] <hanasaki> .40?
[04:11] <DasEi> gabe__: lil' confusing, you connect to isp via wlan0 by dhcp, there isp's influence ends..
[04:11] <needlez> Last: yes they come in 16GB and bigger i have a 64GB
[04:11] <Maahes> ChipAndFamily: in synaptic there is: diveintopython abs (advanced bash scripting) and rubybook
[04:12] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: not tried yet..just added to the sources 10 minutes before;)
[04:12] <DasEi> gabe__: whereas your lab is entirely under your control, oc can NAT to wlan0
[04:12] <UnholyTerror> needlez, i've seen 256GB
[04:12] <Last> lol okie i was just curious cause i dont usually buy them all the ones i own i found laying on the ground outside a store or something.
[04:12] <UnholyTerror> needlez, was like $700usd
[04:12] <ChipAndFamily> The photos are being imported from my Digital Camera, and then copied onto the computer, the subdirectories are months and days the photos were taken.  I just want the photos in the main directory and then want the new photos copied onto the SD Card for the LCD picture frame.
[04:13] <needlez> UnholyTerror: wow I didn't know a flash drive that was that big, figures it would be like 700 tho..lol
[04:13] <deww> shingen: apparently transmission-daemon has a watch feature
[04:13] <gabe__> DasEi: exactly, but when I turn on my lab router, which connects to eth0, I'm not able to access the Internet through wlan0 even though I can ping the ISP gw of <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:13] <cuenk> adakah people indonesia
[04:13] <Last> How much is a 30gb usb drive ?
[04:13] <shingen> deww: yup, thanks... just got confirm from the guys over at #transmission that transmission-daemon is what i"m lookign for
[04:13] <Maahes> ChipAndFamily: what you want to do isn't hard, and is basically one of the most common system administration jobs ^_^
[04:14] <DasEi> gabe__: the 192.. is your internal address from wlan0, from the wireless router, and not isp's one
[04:14] <UnholyTerror> ChipAndFamily, ok, yeah, can be done... look into rsync. probably your best bet.
[04:14] <ChipAndFamily> Easy, eh?, Maahes?
[04:14] <deww> shingen: and up and until now, i didn't know there's a cli version :P been using rtorrent
[04:14] <ChipAndFamily> Think of the most moronic computer programmers or script programmers out there.  Then there is me.  =)
[04:14] <Maahes> ChipAndFamily: Yes, once you know what you're doing. It's one of the first few things you will learn (how to move files automagically)
[04:14] <Maahes> well first few "useful" things.
[04:15] <bonjoyee> hanasaki: version 4.0 is a new major release..so it will show as a different package in synaptic...that has been the case with virtualbox!
[04:15] <shingen> deww: I head that rtorrent can be a pig when doing multiple threads, so I've stayed away from that...
[04:15] <alex__> can transmission
[04:15] <needlez> Last: 32 GB costs around 40 on sale to 60 or more depends on brand and store
[04:15] <ChipAndFamily> I have the books, and I'll look into it more.  If I need help, I'll definitely log back on!  Thanks everyone for your help!!
[04:15] <UnholyTerror> ChipAndFamily, I think grsync (GUI for rsync) lets you set up 'profiles' for taskes like this. no scripting needed.
[04:15] <alex__> deww: shingen: can transmission-daemon be run with no gui at all?  does it have bandwidth scheduling?  i've been using rtorrent but have found it pretty disappointing
[04:15] <shishirdwivedi20> hi
[04:15] <gabe__> DasEi: my ISP's router is configured with NAT, so everyone in the house gets an IP in the range of <IP_ADDRESS>/24 via dhcp on the inside. The outside interface of the ISP's router has a public IP address. I get <IP_ADDRESS>/24 on this Ubuntu box using wlan0 and I have my lab router connected to eth0 using <IP_ADDRESS>/28
[04:15] <needlez> Last: I live in US and mine was 60 but ive seen them cheaper before
[04:16] <gabe__> but if eth0 is up, I can't access the Internet
[04:16] <gabe__> DasEi: however I can ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:16] <DasEi> gabe__: fyi can go to wahtsmyip to check your inet(world adress), thouugh not important in this context, should be <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:16] <deww> alex__: transmission-daemon appears to be, well a daemon, so no gui
[04:16] <deww> seems t hat you can control it with a web interface or something
[04:17] <gabe__> DasEi: yep, that's it
[04:17] <DasEi> gabe__: you ping the wlan router with that
[04:17] <gabe__> DasEi: correct
[04:17] <madmike117> wow
[04:17] <Maahes> deww: or the gui transmission client
[04:17] <MS123k> when i updated ubuntu, it added a third ubuntu and ubuntu recovery mode entry to grub... which entries can i remove and how do i remove them... also how do i change grub to have the windows partition as default?
[04:17] <TheThing> hey. how to make this panel buttons black? http://savepic.org/1021750.png
[04:17] <shishirdwivedi20> i use nokia mobile phones and i want application so that i can connect my mobile phone to ubuntu for transferring data in mobile which application should i install
[04:18] <madmike117> i installed ubuntu onto a seperate disk using wubi.exe .. i used it all day getting it setup the way i wanted and planned to move to actual install later using the scripts
[04:18] <gabe__> DasEi: now, if I bring up eth0, which is on <IP_ADDRESS>/28 for my lab, I will be disconnected from this chat session and won't be able to access the Internet until eth0 is down
[04:18] <madmike117> anyway, i formatted the windows disk while inside of ubuntu
[04:18] <hanasaki> thanks bonjoyee
[04:18] <hanasaki> !
[04:18] <DasEi> gabe__: s3econd
[04:18] <DasEi> gabe__:http://pastebin.com/9DxsY9Vz
[04:18] <madmike117> is there anyway to get it to boot up into the ubuntu i setup by reinstalling grub(2) or something? my windows boot mgr is gone etc
[04:18] <DasEi> for lab on <IP_ADDRESS>/28
[04:18] <UnholyTerror> madmike117, if you had a spare disk, why would you bother with wubi?
[04:18] <madmike117> no clue
[04:18] <madmike117> didnt know it was different
[04:18] <gabe__> DasEi: I also issued: route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS> eth0 and <IP_ADDRESS> wlan0 thinking it would solve the problem, but it did not
[04:18] <hanasaki> what vpn stuff is out for ubuntu?  I need ubuntu server for the vpn with ldap support and windows/linux/mac clients
[04:19] <DasEi> gabe__: try this interfaces, then restart network
[04:19] <madmike117> i didnt have any cd's :-/
[04:19] <madmike117> i just wanted off of windows etc :-/
[04:19] <DasEi> gabe__: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[04:19] <StateFarm> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
[04:19] <MS123k> when i updated ubuntu, it added a third ubuntu and ubuntu recovery mode entry to grub... which entries can i remove and how do i remove them... also how do i change grub to have the windows partition as default?
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[04:19] <madmike117> so i spent all day getting the crap i wanted perfected for my development work and now i gotta start over :-/
[04:20] <gabe__> DasEi: iface wlano inet dhc... should be dhcp right? just wanna make sure
[04:20] <rihack> haloo
[04:20] <UnholyTerror> madmike117, how powerful is you computer? specs?
[04:20] <DasEi> gabe__: wlan0 dhcp , rofl
[04:20] <madmike117> it's a good pc .. dual xeon 2.8ghz
[04:20] <nitsua> did you guys hear?
[04:20] <madmike117> quadcore, 8gb ram, 4 300gb 10k's
[04:20] <DasEi> nitsua: read you
[04:20] <nitsua> lorez went nuts and is requiring everyone to fill out a grf starting next month
[04:20] <UnholyTerror> madmike117, and windows is blown away on the first disk?
[04:20] <nitsua> apparently some trolls got to him
[04:21] <bonjoyee> shishirdwivedi20: use bluetooth..or the usb "mass storage mode"