[07:00] <Usrl> Quick question, I've seen the answer before but I didn't think to bookmark it. How do I have Firefox ignore non-IE browser redirects?
[07:00] <max01> do they just eat up memory/cpu by running lots of processes?
[07:00] <tehtechman> max01: its a program that keeps filling up the process list untill there are no more process slots left.  after that you cant to anything.  they are fun to write
[07:00] <Usrl> Like, when a site loads fine in firefox, but the company has the page set to redirect any browser that isn't IE to a "USE IE" page
[07:00] <HorD> hello
[07:00] <max01> hehe does kill -9 not work
[07:00] <Usrl> http://www.silkroadonline.net/userenv.htm this site, specifically
[07:00] <jrib> swimmerino89: well it's volunteers answering same as here, so I guess.  But those are pretty standard packages, grep comes in the "grep" package, binutils is the "binutils" package, findutils is the "findutils" package, etc...
[07:01] <tapas> Usrl: you adjust the browser identification
[07:01] <tehtechman> max01: if you can run it, it does, but if the bomb is running as root then you cant start any new processes
[07:01] <Usrl> tapas: the question is how ^^
[07:01] <tapas> Usrl: search through the options
[07:01] <max01> are they common?
[07:01] <max01> ive neard heard of one
[07:01] <Usrl> tapas: I have, and I don't see anything
[07:01] <nikin> i ame using xFce4 on 7.04 on a dual 800Mhz system, with a TNT2 32Mb videocard , and movin and resizing windows eats a lot of CPU.. player is lagging althrou, mplayer just eats 37% of one CPU.... there are no composite extensions enabled
[07:01] <swimmerino89> jrib: i hope to do my lfs ahahah :-)
[07:01] <max01> i guess a reboot would get rid of it?
[07:01] <Alex_> hi everyone
[07:01] <kindus> brono: can you please elaborate on that ?
[07:02] <max01> s/one/them/g;
[07:02] <tapas> Usrl: taking  a look. one moment
[07:02] <tehtechman> max01: common yeah... but you arent going to get infected with one unless someone actively installes it as root
[07:02] <napster_> where can i get tv card drivers?
[07:02] <max01> ok thanks
[07:02] <iqon> where can i find a good javascript api reference?
[07:03] <max01> just need to set samba up correclty and order some new drives and ditch windows for good
[07:03] <comodo> can anyone tell me how to remove windows from a dual boot
[07:03] <comodo> i want my 20gig partition back :D
[07:04] <tapas> Usrl: hmm, the setting seems to have gone..
[07:04] <kindus> iqon: try the mozilla one.http://www.mozilla.org/js/spidermonkey/apidoc/sparse-frameset.html and
[07:04] <tehtechman> comodo: you could just mkfs on it
[07:04] <Alex_> im having some problems installing xubuntu, would be happy if anyone could help me. Atm i have Ubuntu 7.04 installed and when i boot up xubuntu with the livecd and choose to install everything runs smoothly untill its about to create the new partitions. At this point i get a message saying that partations could not be created and that i dont have permition to access the disk. where do i go from here?
[07:04] <Solidays> Looks like a patched version of the ISO is needed because of a bug in Feisty
[07:04] <Usrl> tapas: Which is why I was asking
[07:04] <comodo> whats that tehtechman
[07:04] <Lurchtoke> how does one go and change the root password if the previous idiot admin forgot it?
[07:05] <tapas> Usrl: maybe an addon has taken its place. i use konqueror most of the time these days
[07:05] <nikin> what would be the next LTS release of ubuntu?
[07:05] <Usrl> So, does anyone know how to have Firefox ignore pages that redirect nonIE browsers, or none MS OS? Preferably, just ignore the redirects, identifying as another browser could work although I hate doign that
[07:05] <andylockran> gutsy
[07:05] <Anlar> I haven't rebooted in almost month, now I did.. nothing works. 915resolution was entirely broken by a package update and / gets mounted as read-only no matter what.. making everything fail :)
[07:05] <tehtechman> comodo: lets say your win partition is at /dev/hda1... type mkfs.ext3 /dev/hda1 and now your dpartition is formatted as an ext3
[07:05] <OldPink> Anlar, why hadn't you rebooted in a month? :P lol
[07:06] <tapas> Usrl: search for "user agent switcher"
[07:06] <Lurchtoke> i have a user password to login to it..i dunno if it has admin rights.....but if i log on to the box in terminal mode...can i change the root password?
[07:06] <Anlar> OldPink: the acpi S3 suspend has worked... so I have just slapped the lid down :)
[07:06] <Usrl> tapas: Again though, I'd prefer to ignore it than switch it
[07:06] <Anlar> I did xfs_repair and nuked the journals as well, but all I still get is a read-only root at boot, no errors or explanation for that
[07:06] <tapas> Usrl: ?
[07:06] <tapas> ignore it?
[07:06] <lasse> Lurchtoke: what system ? normally you should be able to just go $ su -
[07:07] <Lurchtoke> yeah...it prompts me for a password
[07:07] <Lurchtoke> i dunno....
[07:07] <Usrl> tapas: ignore whatever scripts they are using to redirect non-IE browsers
[07:07] <lasse> Lurchtoke: do you have direct access to the computer ?
[07:07] <m1r> anyone know how i can restrict user from accessing "filesystem" ?
[07:07] <Lurchtoke> the reference sheet the previous admin left me is crap.....the root password doesnt work
[07:07] <tapas> Usrl: ah ok, then get greasemonkey and no-script maybe
[07:07] <Lurchtoke> i have direct terminal access
[07:07] <comodo> .../dev/hda1 is mounted; will not make a filesystem here!
[07:07] <comodo> ?
[07:07] <cyberphaz> any easy to use firewall GUI in gnome available?
[07:08] <lasse> Lurchtoke: the during boot - just go INIT 1
[07:08] <comodo> then when i go to unmount says disagrees with fstab
[07:08] <lasse> Lurchtoke: and you'll log in with root priv. then just change the password
[07:08] <Gartral> umm, is there a way to map two keyboards to totally different tasks (like a usb keyboard for general, and a ps/2 one for gaim specifically?
[07:08] <Lurchtoke> ok..i have never used that bypass function
[07:08] <Lurchtoke> do i press a key?
[07:08] <Carlo-00xyz00> c' ancora quel genio che mi ha consigliato prima???
[07:08] <Lurchtoke> how do you INIT 1?
[07:08] <tehtechman> comodo: what it mounted as NTFS? fat32?
[07:08] <tgelter> exit
[07:08] <comodo> ntfs
[07:09] <ShackJack> Hi all - having so "no sound" issues with a GateWay notebook...  I have the output of tsalsa here http://pastebin.ca/619864 .... aplay -l reads a modem as a subdevice on card0 [HDA ATI SB]  I suspect maybe the sound is being routed there vs. the speakers... Any thoughts?   (Have dumps of alsactl store and name if needed, too.. - tried over in #alsa but everyone's sleeping)
[07:09] <lasse> Lurchtoke: you can probably with $ go "reboot -now  init 1
[07:09] <tapas> Usrl: problem is: this has mostly nothing to do with javascript
[07:09] <Lurchtoke> ok...one sec
[07:09] <Gartral> Carlo-00xyz00: !spanish
[07:09] <kduboi1> Gartral:  i dont know for sure, but i don't beleive so. there is a multiple pointer system for X that _may_ support multiple keyboards
[07:09] <tapas> Usrl: the browser redirection works with a simple refresh request in most cases
[07:09] <tehtechman> comodo: umount /dev/hda1 && mkfs.ext3 /dev/hda1
[07:09] <Gartral> what is it?
[07:09] <Lurchtoke> "reboot -now  init 1"
[07:09] <Lurchtoke> ??
[07:10] <lasse> Lurchtoke:  go here :) http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/custom-guide/s1-rescuemode-booting-single.html
[07:10] <comodo> still says disagrees with fstab
[07:10] <noob597> Hi, I am the guy with the noob problems with may video card. I have installed nvidia-glx and made the command sudo nvidia-glx-enable (or so). Now, after Reboot a NVIDIA Screen came but my Resolution is now 800 x 600. I made the Prompt sudo nvidia-xconf and now I am in the NVIDIA Settings. But where can I set my Resolution 1280 x 1024???? Please help me
[07:11] <tehtechman> comodo: are you root?
[07:11] <OldPink> !resolution | noob597
[07:11] <ubotu> noob597: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:11] <swimmerino89> jrib:i can't fin the dev of bash
[07:11] <lasse> noob597: you should be able to change the res in "System"->"Preferences" -> "Screen resolution"
[07:11] <kduboi1> Gartral: http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/mpx/  They've able to use that for a while like micro$oft's "new" multiple pointer system for touchscreen tables
[07:11] <comodo> no i'm not
[07:12] <noob597> I have done a Restart
[07:12] <Gartral> kduboi1: ty...
[07:13] <kduboi1> no problem
[07:14] <comodo> ok i got it
[07:14] <tehtechman> comodo: become root, then you and unmount and mkfs...
[07:14] <comodo> just had to type sudo :D
[07:14] <tehtechman> :)
[07:14] <younghacker> I have a broken package and it is hendering my updating process, i have tried several ways to remove the package but it always returns errors, the package is listed as from a main repo and not a mulitverse or universe
[07:14] <ShackJack> Hi all - having so "no sound" issues with a GateWay notebook...  I have the output of tsalsa here http://pastebin.ca/619864 .... aplay -l reads a modem as a subdevice on card0 [HDA ATI SB]  I suspect maybe the sound is being routed there vs. the speakers... Any thoughts?   (Have dumps of alsactl store and name if needed, too.. - tried over in #alsa but everyone's sleeping)
[07:15] <Lurchtoke> crap
[07:15] <Gartral> kduboi1:ok... this is way over me... is there anything in main repos?
[07:15] <Milos_SD> hello ...
[07:15] <nafik_> hi, I'm using ubuntu 7.04 and I've got Umax Astra 3450 and I've an issue -  when i try to scan a picture in xsane, the preview result is black - and why? because the lamp didn't switched on... - don't you have any idea? I'm using backend plustek
[07:15] <OldPink> ... is there anybody in there?
[07:15] <Materials> is there a guide that explains the default apache set up under kubuntu?
[07:15] <Lurchtoke> when I do a reboot -now init 1///it tells me im not root and doesnt reboot
[07:16] <Milos_SD> How can I change my default audio player to be amarok in Ubuntu, so when I press audio button on my keyboard, it launches amarok?
[07:16] <HEP85> nafik_: This is a known bug with USB_SUSPEND functionality in the new kernel
[07:16] <Lurchtoke> if I physically reboot...can i force init 1 ?
[07:17] <viden> can anyone recomend a good GUI based backup program ?
[07:17] <nafik_> HEP85: I am using <IP_ADDRESS>, should i try to update kernel version?
[07:17] <root__> Hi, I've got a Nokia 3200 cell-phone and a Nokia data cable. What should I do to synchronize it with my ubuntu-PC?
[07:17] <OldPink> !backup | viden
[07:17] <ubotu> viden: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[07:17] <Gartral> Milos_SD: are you in kde, or gnome?
[07:17] <viden> thanks
[07:17] <Milos_SD> GNOME
[07:18] <HEP85> nafik_: no. only manual recompilation with USB_SUSPEND turned off would work
[07:18] <Gartral> ok,
[07:18] <Milos_SD> In KDE, default audio player is amarok ... but I want it to be default in GNOME too .
[07:18] <HEP85> nafik_: but there are some script on the internet which poll the scanner for some time as a workaround.
[07:18] <SchighSchagh> Hi. Does anyone know anything about the iPhone on Ubuntu?
[07:18] <comodo> thanks for the help man
[07:19] <nafik_> cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep USB_SUSPEND    ->  CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND=y   -> this should i turn off and recompile kernel?
[07:19] <SchighSchagh> Has anyone tried to use iPhone with Ubuntu?
[07:19] <kduboi1> SchighSchagh: dubious. go ask on #iphone for better results
[07:20] <selene_><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:20] <AboSamoor> i have a pdf file with root ownership, the print option is disabled when i try to open it with evince or adobe acrobat ?
[07:20] <kduboi1> also, repeated questioning is discouraged....
[07:20] <HEP85> nafik_: I think yes, but let me check
[07:20] <cyberphaz> anyone would suggest a firewall gui under gnome?
[07:20] <OldPink> !firewall | cyberphaz
[07:20] <nafik_> HEP85: ok, thank you... with current debian version were no problems with sane and this scanner
[07:21] <Milos_SD> cyberphaz, Firestarter is a good one...
[07:21] <ubotu> cyberphaz: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[07:21] <cyberphaz> ah firestarter
[07:21] <cyberphaz> thanks :)
[07:21] <lousygarua> cyberphaz: another vote from me to firestart :)
[07:21] <HEP85> nafik_: Yes this configuration is new and has to do with suspend/resume functionality (eg. for laptops)
[07:21] <ShackJack> cyberphaz: Plus if you're using a router, you should have a hardware firewall -- see your router docs...
[07:22] <logd> hi - except driver fglrx there's a way to enable tv-out of a ati card (radeon 9250) ?
[07:22] <Noodlesgc> is there anything like a ubuntu packages iso where i can get lots of packages in one file?
[07:22] <HEP85> nafik_: The option you need to deactivate is "USB selective suspend/resume and wakeup (experimental)"
[07:22] <sharadg_> hi... has anybody upgraded to linux kernel 2.6.22 in fiesty
[07:22] <sharadg_> if so.. can somebody tell me how to go about it
[07:23] <troopperi_> !repositories
[07:23] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[07:23] <HEP85> nafik_: But this can break suspend functionality, I think. Maybe you want to check some of the workaround scripts
[07:23] <royel> Noodlesgc: about the closest thing you'd get in that form would probably be the dvd version .iso
[07:23] <AboSamoor> i have a pdf file with root ownership, the print option is disabled when i try to open it with evince or adobe acrobat ?
[07:23] <nafik_> let me check menuconfig in /usr/src/linux, i will try to find it there
[07:25] <royel> AboSamoor: you might do better if you rephrased your statement, are you trying to ask something by that?
[07:25] <HEP85> nafik_: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sane-backends/+bug/85488/comments/200
[07:25] <root__> Could somebody solve my problem?
[07:26] <AboSamoor> yes, i want to print the pdf file but the print option is disabled , one of the information i know that it's with root ownership , how i can re-enable the print command in file menu ?
[07:26] <foo--> hello, how do I get 1280x800 in ubuntu 7.04?
[07:26] <HEP85> root__: "sudo apt-get install gammu"
[07:27] <OldPink> !resolution | foo--
[07:27] <anurag_mishra> foo-- do u use intel gma
[07:27] <ubotu> foo--: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:27] <foo--> !resolution
[07:27] <armonde> good afternoon, I'm setting up Ubuntu for the first time and having problems with networking - wireless specifically.  I have gone through the documentation and it appears as if my integrated card was detected, however even though I've set the connection up for my network (ssid, wep password) it does not connect
[07:28] <OldPink> !wifi | armonde
[07:28] <ubotu> armonde: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[07:28] <kevinl--> a usplash pro?
[07:28] <nafik_> HEP85: thanks, i am going to try new compilation of kernel
[07:28] <OldPink> Armonde, you're going to need the correct drivers for your card/stick
[07:28] <royel> AboSamoor: I don't see why it being owned by root would make any difference, but thats easy enough to correct, type at a command: sudo chown <yourusername> /location/to/pdf/file.pdf
[07:28] <younghacker> in you guys opinion, which install is the easiest? live or manual ?
[07:28] <neo> hello
[07:28] <sung_> hi
[07:28] <HEP85> nafik_: you're welcome
[07:28] <younghacker> Im going to install in a VM
[07:28] <neo> marhaba
[07:29] <sung_> emmm
[07:29] <neo> yasou
[07:29] <neo> namaste
[07:29] <neo> bon sour
[07:29] <lasse> younghacker: I'd say live - but im unsure of what you mean by manual
[07:30] <NixMan> ~http://techystuff.info/?p=68 Does this tutorial make sense? Is it well written I mean?
[07:30] <younghacker> lasse: you know popping the CD in and going step by step as a pose to popping the Cd in booting live and answering a few simple questions with GUI
[07:30] <younghacker> I think I'm going to do live for some reason that worked out faster for me
[07:31] <lasse> younghacker: well first time you'd probably prefer the live install - but it's basically the same thing in both cases.... so much of a muchness
[07:31] <enyc> thexx: thats odd... tells me something weird is going on then ;-)  are you sure your cable is working correctly? try plugging the nullmodem in the other way round
[07:32] <neo> I have a question.. I am using ubuntu 6.11... and cannot login to user root but forgot or must have mistyped my password.. anyone, please?
[07:32] <younghacker> right,,, this would actually be like the 4th or 5th install for me, I have a broken software index,, smh I can't seem to fix and i can't seem to update either,,, my data is trivial so I'll just reinstall
[07:32] <toryl__> !root > neo
[07:32] <younghacker> I've only used live install once,, it worked like a charm,,, I just went and messed it up
[07:32] <younghacker> lol
[07:32] <armonde> OldPink - thank you
[07:32] <atxsyndicate> join #storm
[07:33] <neo> toryl ?  yes?
[07:33] <NixMan> ~http://techystuff.info/?p=68 Does this tutorial make sense? Is it well written I mean?
[07:33] <HEP85> neo: type "sudo -s"
[07:33] <root__> HEP85: so, after each command it prints:
[07:33] <root__> Warning: No configuration file found!
[07:33] <root__> Unknown connection type string. Check config file.
 chown: changing ownership of `file.pdf': Operation not permitted
[07:34] <lasse> NixMan: it seems fine -- it's like 4 steps ... only thing (depending on who your audience is) is that you might want to indicate that step 1 takes place in the terminal ....
[07:34] <neo> toryl can we chat in private?
[07:34] <gesker> Do I need the 64bit version of Ubuntu in order to see all 8GB of ram in my machine?
[07:34] <HEP85> root__: I forgot the graphical backend. Its name is "wammu"
[07:34] <toryl__> neo: sure thing
[07:35] <HEP85> root__: sudo apt-get install wammu
[07:35] <Brahmana> hello
 did you answer me , sorry i was Dc-ed
[07:35] <neo> ok.. how do we go about doing that?
[07:35] <HEP85> gesker: with 32 Bits only 2^32 = 4 GB are adressable. so yes
[07:35] <NixMan> lasse: I thought of that, however my thought was that anyone wanting to use irssi in terminal would have somesort of knowledge of termina. does that make sense?
[07:35] <Brahmana> A friend of mine accidentally deleted the init.d
[07:35] <neo> sorry I'm still learning
[07:35] <Brahmana> Is there anyway it can be generated again?
[07:35] <gesker> HEP85: Thank you, sir.
[07:35] <lasse> NixMan: it does :)
[07:36] <Brahmana> Without going for a reinstallation?
[07:36] <NixMan> lasse: if i get any complaints about not understanding, i'll change it..
[07:36] <arngrim> what app could I use on linux for designing web pages? I use dreamweaver in windows
[07:36] <HEP85> gesker: You're welcome!
 you can use  Kompozer
[07:37] <lasse> arngrim: eclipse with phpeclipse and subclipse plug-ins ;)
[07:37] <magnetron> quanta plus, arngrim
[07:37] <harkyman> usb drive mounting question: i have fstab set to mount a usb HD (/dev/sdf1) on startup which works most of the time; sometimes though, ubuntu puts that drive on a different device (/dev/sda1) and borks my whole system of mounts. anyone know what's going on?
[07:37] <ThinkBuntu> Shouldn't HAL take care of this without needing fstab?
[07:38] <HEP85> arngrim: screem
[07:38] <arngrim> 4 people and 4 suggestions :-)
[07:38] <arngrim> no clear winner then?
[07:38] <lasse> arngrim: or continue to use dreamweaver  with wine-doors ?
[07:38] <harkyman> ThinkBuntu: HAL does the actual mounts? the problem is that the assigned device changes sometimes on boot which seems odd to me
[07:39] <asphyxia> is there any way to use wpa and system->administration->network?
[07:39] <root__> Starting /dev/ttyS0 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Starting /dev/ttyS1 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Starting /dev/ttyS2 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Starting /dev/ttyACM0 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Neither GNOME Bluetooth nor PyBluez found, not possible to scan for bluetooth devices
[07:40] <root__> Finished /dev/ttyS2 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Finished /dev/ttyS1 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Finished /dev/ttyACM0 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> Finished /dev/ttyS0 - ['at19200', 'fbusdlr3', 'fbus', 'mbus']
[07:40] <root__> All finished, found 0 phones
[07:40] <savetheWorld> !paste
[07:40] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:40] <OldPink> Hey, just downloaded the alternate.iso to install as the LiveCD is proving troublesome on the legacy laptop. What speed should I burn at? 4x?
[07:40] <arngrim> lasse, sounds good
[07:40] <Brahmana> anyone any idea please?
[07:40] <rustalot> I'm having problems compiling using make.
[07:41] <Brahmana> How can i recover my init.d ?
[07:41] <toryl__> neo:  I guess pm isn't working, but check for me anyway to see if you got something.
[07:42] <Brahmana> init.d is deleted.. is there any way i can get all those scripts back again?
[07:42] <OldPink> Hey, just downloaded the alternate.iso to install as the LiveCD is proving troublesome on the legacy laptop. What speed should I burn at? 4x?
[07:42] <d2leo> I reinstalled windows, and now I am having trouble restoring GRUB.  Can anyone help?
[07:43] <rustalot> Why am I getting these errors? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30357/
[07:43] <xtknight> is there a way to tell ubuntu what an unknown device is?  i know it is a generic USB storage device, i need some way of telling it.
[07:43] <AboSamoor> the print command in evince {document viewer } was disabled, so i can't print the pdf file, can anyone help me ?
[07:43] <royel> Could someone take a look at this an advise please, http://pastebin.com/m35509d96
[07:43] <AboSamoor> ?
[07:43] <lasse> OldPink: burn at the max speed of the disc you are using or the max of the drive whichever is lowest ....
[07:44] <armonde> this feels like the dumbest question I have ever typed... but does System - Administration- Networking as is referenced in all the online documentation now refer to System - Administration - Network in 7.04?  none of the screenshots or descriptions are matching up
[07:44] <askand> Hi! Im trying to install ubuntu on a computer..the livecd works but after installation and reboot I cant get into X..help? :(
[07:44] <MFen> has anyone else seen "error while opening sound device" from Audacity, while trying to play sound?
[07:44] <MFen> the Playback device list, in the Audacity preferences, is empty
[07:44] <HEP85> AboSamoor: Does this happen with every document or only with a specific one?
[07:44] <MFen> sound otherwise works flawlessly here
[07:45] <AboSamoor> only with specific one
[07:45] <HEP85> askand: in GRUB press F6 and add bootoption xmodule=vesa
[07:45] <lasse> armonde: they changed some of the GUI administration when going from 6. to 7 so you can be unlucky and see doc. that are not showing correct screen shots - overall the info should be the same though....
[07:45] <dxdt> xtknight: you could try looking at lusb and seeing if the device is listed and then maybe doing a manual usb mount following the google hits on the subject.  That would be my best guess.
[07:45] <HEP85> askand: this will try to use the generic video driver
[07:46] <askand> HEP85: ok ill try one sec
[07:46] <xtknight> dxdt, yea it is listed there, it is identified as SanDisk corp.  i think the USB ID just needs to be added to a list.  it works in Windows which i'm sure has nothing but generic usb storage drivers
[07:46] <HEP85> askand: if it does not help you can reconfigure x with "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[07:46] <franga> ola k tal
[07:46] <xtknight> dxdt, when i try and manually mount /dev/scd0 or /dev/scd1, it says there is no media
[07:46] <rustalot> royel: try apt-get install --reinstall
[07:46] <chadeldridge> It seems my firefox can no longer lookup site certificates correctly, every page i go to ask me to accept the cert because its unable to verify the authority.  Has anyone seen this?
[07:46] <armonde> lasse:  I'm trying to config my wireless networking, a run of lspci shows that it was detected on install (Intel Pro/wireless 2200bg) the documentation refers to opening the network properties and enabling, I see no option to enable on any of the detected network devices
[07:47] <root__> HEP85: it still doesn't work
[07:47] <d2leo> I cant restore GRUB after my windows install.  Can anyone help?
[07:47] <lasse> armonde: is it a laptop ?
[07:47] <HEP85> chadeldridge: seems as if your root certificates have been deleted
[07:47] <armonde> lasse: yes
[07:47] <chadeldridge> HEP85:  yep .. any idea on restoring them
[07:48] <HEP85> root__: can you post the full output from the commands you used (including the command line itself)
[07:48] <neo> nothing yet toryl...
[07:48] <neo> did you get my info? in pm
[07:48] <lasse> armonde: on one of my dells it disabled the wifi either under/during or after install of ubuntu and i had to re-enable it in bios -- have you tried that ? then it should be listed automatically ..
[07:48] <IntuitiveNipple> With Feisty 32-bit doing a suspend/resume. Notebook immediately resuming from the suspend... any ideas? (I've tried disabling wakeup on USB devices, unloading various modules, suspending PCCard sockets, etc.)
[07:48] <neo> how do you direct a message to a specific person?
[07:48] <armonde> lasse:  I'll reboot and try, this is an HP but we'll hope for similar results
[07:48] <lasse> armonde:  :)
[07:49] <ShackJack> When I type "sound aplay-l " in I get *two* devices listed ... a STAC92XX Analog and an Si3054 Modem... Both listed as Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 -- not getting any sound - is there a fix for this, please?
[07:49] <MilitantPotato> Hey all
[07:49] <toryl__> neo:  depends on the client, but basically all I was going to tell you is that the root account is disabled in ubuntu.
[07:49] <nickrud> IntuitiveNipple, I found a clue in /var/log/syslog ; for me it was too small of a swap partition
[07:49] <Ind[y] > Although adding the EuroSign to the "E" key through System->Preferences->Keyboard, AltGR+E does not produce the EuroSign. Any help, please?
[07:49] <MilitantPotato> I have a quick question regarding rezolutions
[07:49] <askand> HEP85: hrm :( now I reconfigured xserver and my mouse dont work
[07:49] <HEP85> chadeldridge: first check if they are really missing. it was only a guess
[07:49] <toryl__> in order to execute a command as root, you use sudo, and when it asks you for a password you use your own.
[07:49] <chadeldridge> HEP85:   do you know where they are stored ?
[07:49] <IntuitiveNipple> nickrud: This is suspend-to-ram, not hibernate, and unfortunately so far no clues anywhere, grrr :)
[07:50] <royel> rustalot: http://pastebin.com/m43e2ffbe
[07:50] <root__> HEP85:
[07:50] <root__> root@saturn-desktop:~# wammu
[07:50] <root__> Debug log created in /tmp/wammu0kQaI_.log, in case of crash please include it in bugreport!
[07:50] <HEP85> chadeldridge: no, but you can open the firefox settings and goto advanced tab
[07:50] <nickrud> IntuitiveNipple, I gotta learn to read better ;)
[07:50] <numique> huhu =)
[07:50] <neo> so there is no actual "logging in" as root user???
[07:50] <numique> cu^
[07:51] <IntuitiveNipple> nickrud: no problem - many people confuse suspend and hibernate :)
[07:51] <lasse> neo: no
[07:51] <HEP85> root__: so what's in that log?
[07:51] <MilitantPotato> allbert: What do I need to change this to to get 85hz ?
[07:51] <chadeldridge> yeah all the root certs are missing
[07:51] <MilitantPotato> Section "Monitor"
[07:51] <MilitantPotato>  Identifier "Generic Monitor"
[07:51] <MilitantPotato>  Option  "DPMS"
[07:51] <MilitantPotato>  Horizsync 28-64
[07:51] <MilitantPotato>  Vertrefresh 43-60
[07:51] <MilitantPotato> EndSection
[07:51] <neo> darn
[07:51] <royel> rustalot: not sure if it will help you understand or not, but I just performed an upgrade from 6.06 to 6.10 and this is the only issue that arose.
[07:51] <nickrud> neo, you can use sudo -i to get the same result ...
[07:51] <HEP85> askand: you must have selected the wrong mouse driver
[07:51] <neo> I have done that in terminal.
[07:51] <d2leo> I cant restore GRUB after my windows install.  Can anyone help?
[07:52] <askand> HEP85:  now I got it to work..im installing restricted drivers right now..lets hope and see!
[07:52] <OldPink> !grub | d2leo
[07:52] <ubotu> d2leo: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[07:52] <armonde> lasse:  that was it thank you for your help
[07:52] <neo> One I use the sudo -i in terminal I can go and manipulate the hdd's using the gui filesystem??
[07:52] <root__> HEP85: OK, i just logged in as a root, and all begun to work! Thanks a lot!
[07:52] <toryl__> neo:  so what is your real problem?  What are you trying to do, ultimately, and what is going wrong when you try to do it?
[07:52] <d2leo> Thanks OldPink
[07:53] <lasse> armonde: you're welcome
[07:53] <magnetron> !noroot
[07:53] <ubotu> Regardless of your choice: Please do not advise against user security policy and create a root password, please see !rootsudo
[07:53] <OldPink> d2leo: It's fine mate :D
[07:53] <nickrud> neo, if you want to use the file manager to write outside of your home, you can use gksudo nautilus (be careful, of course)
[07:53] <MilitantPotato> !rootsudo
[07:53] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[07:53] <HEP85> root__: You're welcome
[07:53] <neo> problem:  logging as root (forgotten my password/ or whatever)
[07:54] <Ind[y] > Although adding the EuroSign to the "E" key through System->Preferences->Keyboard, AltGR+E does not produce the EuroSign. Any help, please?
[07:54] <neo> In order to access and move files from my other (knoppix) Hard drive
[07:54] <nafik_> HEP85: compilation of kernel is complete, i am going to reboot system
[07:54] <HEP85> nafik_: good luck!
[07:55] <Meyvn> Ind[y] : I guess you're trying to making it work in a certain application?
[07:55] <toryl__> neo:  so your real problem is that you cannot mount this other drive, or it is only mounting read-only, or what?
[07:55] <MilitantPotato> Anyone have a moment to help me with a xorg.conf setting?
[07:55] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: which one?
[07:55] <lasse> MilitantPotato: shoot :)
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> Section "Monitor"
[07:56] <MilitantPotato>  Identifier "Generic Monitor"
[07:56] <MilitantPotato>  Option  "DPMS"
[07:56] <MilitantPotato>  Horizsync 28-64
[07:56] <MilitantPotato>  Vertrefresh 43-60
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> EndSection
[07:56] <HEP85> neo: once your root type: passwd <yourusernamehere>
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> 1280x1024 at 65 hz is giving me a pounding headache
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> 60hz*
[07:56] <neo> it's mounting read-only ... but even when I try to double click and open it using the gui filesystem it says "cannot open, this is not a directory"
[07:56] <royel> MilitantPotato: get a better monitor :)
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> i *know* my monitor can do 85hz at this rez
[07:57] <MilitantPotato> roy It's not the monitor
[07:57] <ShackJack> !pastebin | MilitantPotato
[07:57] <ubotu> MilitantPotato: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:57] <magnetron> !fixres | MilitantPotato
[07:57] <ubotu> MilitantPotato: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:57] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: look up your monitor specs
[07:57] <royel> MilitantPotato: I know, was just giving another reason for your head to hurt :)
[07:57] <HEP85> MilitantPotato: you have already posted the right settings section
[07:57] <MilitantPotato> hep yea, what do I change the rez's too?
[07:57] <HEP85> MilitantPotato: know you just have to look up the right values in your monitor's manual
[07:57] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: and edit the Horizsync and Vertrefresh rates (although this does not guarantee to work)
[07:57] <MilitantPotato> ah ok
[07:58] <MilitantPotato> one second while I google :)
[07:58] <ShackJack>  When I type "sound aplay-l " in I get *two* devices listed ... a STAC92XX Analog and an Si3054 Modem... Both listed as Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 -- not getting any sound - is there a fix for this, please?
[07:58] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: in the same file, under Display and Depth 24 are your screen res rates, you can manually add the file to support higher resolutions (but make sure your monitor supports them)
[07:59] <MilitantPotato> Meyvn the rez I want is showing, the refresh isn't
[07:59] <Absenth> is there an article on how to add windows shares to the fstab?
[07:59] <neo> so I'll try to switch users and login to root & try passwd for the password.
[07:59] <andrewkk> How do I make a bash script wait with a countdown for the user to press a key, similar to what grub does? I want a program to run after some amount of time when I log in, but there should be a period where I am able to cancel it.
[08:00] <neo> good?
[08:00] <IntuitiveNipple> ShackJack: What hardware? ICH7 HDA ?
[08:00] <MilitantPotato> how do you direct messages at people?
[08:00] <Absenth> I've used the places->connect to server wizard, but that doesn't appear to map the remote drive to the local file system
[08:00] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: and under System > Preferences > Screen Resolution 65 Hz is listed as your max?
[08:00] <IntuitiveNipple> andrewkk: A for loop maybe?
[08:00] <MilitantPotato> Yes meyvn
[08:00] <GigaClon> MilitantPotato, type the first couple of letters of the name then hit tab
[08:00] <MilitantPotato> GigaClon: ty
[08:00] <HelpM1> I need help
[08:00] <HelpM1> I neeed help
[08:01] <GigaClon> ask the question
[08:01] <Cromag> !ask
[08:01] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[08:01] <Meyvn> HelpM1 | !ask
[08:01] <HelpM1> I cant enab le desktop affect, but i could befour
[08:01] <IntuitiveNipple> Don't we all?
[08:01] <andrewkk> IntuitiveNipple: any idea how I'd check for input?
[08:01] <neo> brb
[08:01] <GigaClon> HelpM1, which effects?
[08:01] <IntuitiveNipple> andrewkk: Call readln with a 1 second timeout or similar inside the loop?
[08:01] <HEP85> Meyvn: He just has to change Horizsync and Vertrefresh in the monitor section of xorg.conf
[08:02] <HelpM1> GigaClon:  ya
[08:02] <Meyvn> HEP85: but that might not work
[08:02] <andrewkk> IntuitiveNipple: k.. i
[08:02] <andrewkk> IntuitiveNipple: ...'ii play with that. thanks
[08:02] <HelpM1> GigaClon:  and whenever i try to switch my maneger to beryl, it just switches back to compiz
[08:02] <GigaClon> !beryl
[08:02] <ubotu> beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[08:02] <electro> whats the next release after feisty?
[08:03] <GigaClon> HelpM1, you want #ubuntu-effects
[08:03] <HEP85> Meyvn: yeah, but it is the first step and sometimes the only one needed
[08:03] <Alex_> does anyone know why i get a error message when im installing ubuntu that it cant create the partitions?
[08:03] <askand> HEP85: pft..now its totally broken...I get blackscreen after boot..
[08:03] <neo__> damn.. still didn't work.
[08:03] <HEP85> Meyvn: are you sure you were using the right values?
[08:03] <Meyvn> HEP85: I have set xcorg.conf to reflect my monitor's specs but they aren't recognized properly
[08:03] <IntuitiveNipple> andrewkk: You could also have a timeout on a readline but just prior to it spawn a separate background process that prints the countdown on the screen
[08:04] <Meyvn> HEP85: like my monitor runs at 85 Hz and it is displayed in ubuntu as being 50 Hz
[08:04] <MilitantPotato> HEP85: do i need both vertical and horiz
[08:04] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: yes
[08:04] <HEP85> MilitantPotato: Yes. Did you only change one?
[08:04] <MilitantPotato> no
[08:04] <askand> HEP85: any suggestions?
[08:05] <MilitantPotato> let me boot XP and see what the monitor reports for 1280x1024 @ 85 hz
[08:05] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: wait a sec
[08:05] <MilitantPotato> ok
[08:05] <HEP85> askand: Well. What did you change? Maybe you set the resolution to high
[08:05] <ShackJack> Hi - sorry who just answered me on this - I aciddentlly closed my windows - can you repost?  When I type "sound aplay-l " in I get *two* devices listed ... a STAC92XX Analog and an Si3054 Modem... Both listed as Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 -- not getting any sound - is there a fix for this, please?
[08:06] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: if setting the hsync and vsync doesnt work, you can always set your refresh rate manually on the monitor menu (provided your monitor has one)
[08:06] <askand> HEP85: i reconfigured xorg to use vesa and then restarted gdm...then installed updates and installed propriratydrivers for my graphicscard..rebooted and..yeah
[08:06] <MilitantPotato> Meyvn:  there's no manual settings for refresh on the monitor
[08:06] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: alright
[08:06] <MilitantPotato> If editing the xorg fails, am I SOL?
[08:07] <MilitantPotato> fails to allow 85hz
[08:07] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: SOL?
[08:07] <MilitantPotato> s**t out of luck
[08:07] <HEP85> Meyvn: The monitor settings only show 50 Hz for me, too, but if I don't touch it, optimal resolution is used
[08:07] <neo__> "cannot access.. not a folder" no crap.. it's my Hard Drive!
[08:07] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: heh, no you're not out of luck. But editing xorg.conf is your best bet.
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> Ok
[08:08] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: see if that works for you
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> so I'd change it to something like...
[08:08] <HEP85> askand: proprietary graphic drivers are the problem. how did you install them?
[08:08] <IntuitiveNipple> andrewkk: try playing with this: read -t 20 -s -n1 -p "Hit a key " keypress; echo "key: $keypress"
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> tSection "Monitor"
[08:08] <MilitantPotato>  Identifier "Generic Monitor"
[08:08] <MilitantPotato>  Option  "DPMS"
[08:08] <MilitantPotato>  Horizsync 28-88
[08:08] <MilitantPotato>  Vertrefresh 43-84
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> EndSection
[08:08] <IntuitiveNipple> ShackJack: What hardware? ICH7 HDA ?
[08:08] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: just google your monitor name and look up the recommended refresh rates
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> I did, but nothing lists the actual v and h refresh
[08:09] <askand> HEP85: the manager told me to install them when I rebooted the first time
[08:09] <MilitantPotato> Ok, be back in 5-10
[08:09] <MilitantPotato> thanks for the help :)
[08:09] <neo__> sudo -i .. then I entered my password.. Check.   still cannot open my hard drive because "it's not a folder"
[08:09] <HEP85> askand: "Manager for restricted drivers?"
[08:09] <askand> HEP85: yep..
[08:09] <neo__> anyone?
[08:10] <HEP85> askand: there is a backup of your xorg.conf in /etc/X11. try copying it over the current settings and reboot
[08:10] <HEP85> askand: I remember that I had the same problem when I first activated the restricted driver
[08:10] <askand> HEP85: now I choosed vesa again and gdm starts with failed to initilize HAL error :S
[08:10] <HEP85> askand: Unfortunately I am not sure what exactly I did
[08:11] <jmazikowski> i have a java problem, i installed jdk1.6.0_u2 but it doesnt show any components when i run an app. i tried a program i wrote and frostwire, neither show anything more than a blank frame
[08:11] <HEP85> askand: can you paste your xorg.conf?
[08:11] <askand> hrm
[08:11] <jmazikowski> askand: pastebin.org
[08:12] <jmazikowski> or
[08:12] <jmazikowski> !paste
[08:12] <Cassae> hello
[08:12] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:12] <toryl__> neo:  I'd check to see if you are mounting it correctly and with the correct permissions by checking your fstab.  Beyond that you'll need to be more specific in order to get any meaningful help I imagine.
[08:13] <jmazikowski> anyone have any idea about my java problem?
[08:13] <Kjellviz> hi, dunno if this is the right place to ask but anyways, can anyone recommend a good free emailservice that allows pop3 access (other than gmail)?
[08:13] <askand> HEP85: hrm I dont have internet for some reason on the computer with problems right now :S
[08:13] <jmazikowski> askand: an no thumbdrive or anything?
[08:14] <askand> jmazikowski: ah smart..ok
[08:14] <jmazikowski> askand: yeah, just copy it over and pastebin from the pc you are on
[08:14] <luca> hi everyone
[08:15] <luca> I have a problem with compiz...menus of ex. tray icons stay UNDER the windows
[08:15] <luca> quite annoying :(
[08:15] <luca> using compiz fusion and ccsm
[08:15] <royel> http://pastebin.com/m35509d96
[08:16] <royel> someone mind looking at that pastebin above an telling me if theres anything that I can do at this point?
[08:16] <nafik> HEP85: i wasn't succesful
[08:16] <filthpig> hi
[08:16] <HEP85> royel: first thing would be to append the -f option to the apt-get command line
[08:16] <xtknight> royel, sudo dpkg --configure -a
[08:16] <filthpig> a friend of mine is having troubles with his Ralink RT2561/RT61 wlan card
[08:17] <filthpig> he can't use WPA
[08:17] <filthpig> only WEP
[08:17] <filthpig> any ideas?
[08:17] <xtknight> !wpasupplicant
[08:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wpasupplicant - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:17] <xtknight> filthpig, you might need wpasupplicant, i think
[08:17] <askand> jmazikowski: HEP85 no it doesnt work :( why did the livecd work just fine?
[08:17] <filthpig> aha
[08:17] <royel> HEP85: http://pastebin.com/m2143090b
[08:17] <HEP85> nafik: Strange. Maybe it is another problem. You could still try one of those polling scripts
[08:18] <royel> HEP85: I just upgraded a 6.06 server to 6.10, this is the results of that upgrade
[08:18] <jmazikowski> askand: what doesnt work? putting xorg.conf on a usb drive?
[08:18] <MilitantPotato> Section "Monitor"
[08:18] <MilitantPotato>  Identifier "Generic Monitor"
[08:18] <MilitantPotato>  Option  "DPMS"
[08:18] <MilitantPotato>  Horizsync 28-91
[08:18] <MilitantPotato>  Vertrefresh 43-85
[08:18] <MilitantPotato> EndSection
[08:18] <filthpig> xtknight: is it a package, or do you ahve to tinker with it?
[08:18] <MilitantPotato> ctrl+alt+bkspc right?
[08:19] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: yep
[08:19] <MilitantPotato> wish me luck.
[08:19] <jmazikowski> good luck
[08:19] <HEP85> royel: ok. next thing would be to remove the problem package and install it again afterwards
[08:19] <askand> jmazikowski: yeah..usbdrive is kind of gone..hrm..I try to reinstall maybe..
[08:19] <xtknight> filthpig, that's a package.  im not sure exactly, i just know it exists, that's about it ;)
[08:19] <forngren> When I installed winxp on my ubuntu box it screwed up my internet. DNS/host/ ping seems to be responding and fast but any traffic is slow (i.e. http, apt-get, anything). Suggestions
[08:19] <MilitantPotato> i just need to sudo mv my .bak over the current if this fails correct?
[08:19] <xtknight> !wireless | filthpig, maybe this will further help you
[08:19] <ubotu> filthpig, maybe this will further help you: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[08:19] <nafik> HEP85: I will try. I will write you, where was problem if i solved that.
[08:19] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: correct
[08:19] <MilitantPotato> k
[08:19] <royel> HEP85: I'm not able to do that now
[08:20] <xtknight> royel, did you try "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[08:20] <jmazikowski> is it showing up under COMPUTER? you may just need to mount it
[08:20] <royel> HEP85: yes
[08:21] <xtknight> royel, the problem is, the post-remove script for that package is damaged.  thus, the debian database is damaged.  the package is not even removable, so you must rebuild the debian database by "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[08:21] <MilitantPotato> success :D
[08:21] <Absenth> is there an article on how to add windows shares to the fstab?  The Places --> Connect to server wizard works, but doesn't appear to create a local filesystem mapping
[08:21] <HEP85> royel: do what xtknight says
[08:21] <gilo2> !pastebin
[08:21] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:21] <MilitantPotato> now to sort out a dual monitor config
[08:21] <MilitantPotato> instead of cloned :)
[08:22] <royel> xtknight: yes, your right, this all started after upgrading from 6.06 to 6.10
[08:22] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: congrats!
[08:22] <MilitantPotato> First day on linix, I love it.
[08:22] <royel> xtknight: HEP85: http://pastebin.com/m1887c52e
[08:22] <MilitantPotato> managed to fix my mouse and monitor and video card today
[08:22] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: this is my way of giving back to the community
[08:22] <jmazikowski> MilitantPotato: glad to hear you like it
[08:23] <MilitantPotato> Meyvn: I'm very greatful you and the others help.
[08:23] <Absenth> <--- Windows Server Admin, using Ubuntu 7.04 AMD64 :)
[08:23] <jmazikowski> askand: any luck?
[08:23] <Meyvn> MilitantPotato: welcome to the club :) and no problem
[08:23] <kalleth> hey guys - i just installed ubuntu but half of the system tools won't load. I've narrowed it down to an issue with gksu because when i type gksu into a root console it gives me an error message of: "/usr/bin/gksu: cannot execute binary file"
[08:23] <MilitantPotato> I read Linux has a strong user backing, it wasn't a lie.
[08:23] <kalleth> any ideas?
[08:23] <xtknight> royel, sudo dpkg --purge --force-all courier-authlib-userdb courier-authlib courier-ssl courier-base courier-imap courier-authdaemon courier-pop courier-pop-ssl courier-imap-ssl
[08:24] <MilitantPotato> wow.
[08:24] <HEP85> !smbfuse | Absenth
[08:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about smbfuse - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:24] <Absenth> xtknight: I suspect that would have fixed my host Orbis...  which bombed halfway into a 6.10 to 7.04 upgrade.
[08:24] <ljsmithx> hellp
[08:24] <Absenth> xtknight: I just backed up the important stuff, and rebuilt it.
[08:24] <ljsmithx> hello*
[08:25] <Absenth> HEP85: So I should research SMBFUSE?  I can do that.
[08:25] <HEP85> !fusesmb | Absenth
[08:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fusesmb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:25] <taime1> hola ljsmithx
[08:25] <xtknight> !smb | Absenth
[08:25] <ubotu> Absenth: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[08:25] <ljsmithx> hey
[08:25] <toryl__> !ask > ljsmithx
[08:25] <ljsmithx> ?
[08:25] <ljsmithx> wth
[08:25] <xtknight> Absenth, i also describe it in depth here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComprehensiveSambaGuide
[08:25] <taime1> i kniow
[08:25] <kalleth> anyone? ;\
[08:25] <albertmk> #aaragon hi
[08:25] <Absenth> xtknight: thanks.
[08:26] <royel> xtknight: http://pastebin.com/m7b16387e
[08:26] <askand> jmazikowski:  no.. :( it seems like it doenst like radeon?
[08:26] <taime1> know*... people in this channel think its their duty to !whatever us
[08:26] <ljsmithx> ubuntu on my mac
[08:26] <xtknight> royel, okay, now "sudo dpkg --configure -a" again
[08:26] <filthpig> ! ubuntu.no
[08:26] <ljsmithx> ARHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhh
[08:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuntu.no - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:26] <ljsmithx> !lolwtf
[08:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lolwtf - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:26] <Absenth> HEP85: thanks to you also :)
[08:26] <ljsmithx> ?
[08:26] <ljsmithx> :)
[08:26] <ljsmithx> :D
[08:26] <taime1> haha
[08:26] <jmazikowski> askand: what do you mean? can you not get to the other computer to get the file on the drive?
[08:26] <ljsmithx> !anything
[08:26] <ubotu> So, you wanted to lure me into saying I don't know anything about anything? Yeah, that would be funny, of course. Now leave me alone.
[08:26] <royel> xtknight: hmm
[08:26] <ljsmithx> HAHAHAH
[08:26] <taime1> i think only ops should be allowed to use bot attitude
[08:27] <HEP85> Absenth: no problem. unfortunately the bot doesn't know fusesmb
[08:27] <xtknight> royel, we're getting there, i tihnk
[08:27] <ljsmithx> sorry ill stop
[08:27] <royel> xtknight: something "didn't" happen :)
[08:27] <royel> xtknight: I think so
[08:27] <taime1> not referring to you
[08:27] <forngren> how do I debug a network?
[08:27] <xtknight> royel, well good, post the output though
[08:27] <ljsmithx> y is the ubuntu for powerpc live cd slooowww
[08:27] <ljsmithx> ?
[08:27] <HEP85> Absenth: I haven't tried it but I've heard it's faster than normal smb
[08:27] <Meyvn> !sanity | ljsmithx
[08:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sanity - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:27] <neverblue> ljsmithx, system specs?
[08:27] <jmazikowski> askand: if it is that you just cant get x to load, you can still get the file using another tty
[08:27] <royel> root@pengserv:~ # dpkg --configure -a
[08:27] <royel> root@pengserv:~ #
[08:27] <ljsmithx> NEVERRR!!!!
[08:27] <filthpig> ! wireless
[08:27] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[08:28] <xtknight> royel, oh, even better :P.  type "sudo apt-get -f install" now to see if any errors occur
[08:28] <ljsmithx> neverblue, 600MHz G3, 320Meg ram, 40 g hd
[08:28] <ljsmithx> hdd*
[08:28] <neverblue> ljsmithx, drive reads at how fast?
[08:28] <royel> xtknight: :(
[08:28] <ljsmithx> dunno
[08:28] <royel> xtknight: back to the previous errors
[08:28] <xtknight> royel, heh well post em i guess
[08:28] <neverblue> ljsmithx, which ubuntu release?
[08:28] <askand> jmazikowski: im reinstalling right now..when I have installed and rebooted the computer wont start..what do you want me to do then?
[08:28] <xtknight> royel, it should at least be a bit different
[08:28] <ljsmithx> is tehre a way to make it install without going live?
[08:29] <royel> xtknight: actually, thats correct, sec I'll paste
[08:29] <neverblue> ljsmithx, alternative CD
[08:29] <ljsmithx> yeah
[08:29] <royel> xtknight: http://pastebin.com/m3b06317b
[08:29] <ljsmithx> things are liek goingbad for me
[08:29] <neverblue> ljsmithx, yeah what?
[08:29] <jmazikowski> askand: what do you mean it wont start? does it give you any kind of errors or just not powering up at all?
[08:29] <ljsmithx> i got tghe iso and burnt it
[08:29] <sauvin> I have successfully installed ubuntu. Zippy little thing. How do I log into an xterm as root?
[08:29] <neverblue> ljsmithx, 'the ISO' ?
[08:29] <ljsmithx> it stuffed up
[08:29] <d2leo> I still can't get GRUB restored...this is very irritating.
[08:29] <ljsmithx> ISO
[08:29] <xtknight> royel, well, try "sudo apt-get --reinstall install courier-authdaemon"
[08:30] <ljsmithx> disk image
[08:30] <neverblue> ljsmithx, which ISO
[08:30] <ljsmithx> alternate
[08:30] <walla_> so i keep getting import errors whenever it seems something traces back to python, and have no idea where to start
[08:30] <neverblue> ljsmithx, please be more clear
[08:30] <askand> jmazikowski: if it will be the same as last time..and it probably will..I will get a message tellin me it cant get into X and then drop me of to a terminal
[08:30] <ljsmithx> it told me things were corrupt
[08:30] <taime1> omg.... i think he was pretty clear
[08:30] <xtknight> !root | sauvin
[08:30] <ubotu> sauvin: do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth.. there is no root password. Then you will see that it is sudo that grants you access and not the root password.  No root account?
[08:31] <askand>  jmazikowski:  i then reconfigured xorglast time..
[08:31] <ljsmithx> pmd*
[08:31] <xtknight> royel, that's ok.  try "sudo dpkg --purge --force-all courier-authdaemon" now again..the errors are getting less each time
[08:31] <d2leo> ShackJack: Yes, I tried those methods
[08:32] <neverblue> MilitantPotato, you can check the CD for any errors
[08:32] <jmazikowski> askand: and once we have your xorg.conf, someone can diagnose your problem and get you up and running!
[08:32] <Enselic_> MilitantPotato: to find out, do a checksum check, it's in the boot menu
[08:32] <Agrajag> sauvin: of course there's a root account
[08:32] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: Can I suggest that after you get this fixed that you make a backup of your mbr... It is easy
[08:32] <Agrajag> sauvin: you use sudo to get into it
[08:32] <Solidays> Is it possible to remove the HDD from a laptop (3.5") put it in a caddy and then boot from it on another machine? I tried it but I got "error 17" from GRUB.
[08:32] <askand> jmazikowski:  ok so I will get the conf before reconfiguring?
[08:32] <MilitantPotato> jmazikowski:  I'll be doing that once I get ubuntu configured
[08:32] <sauvin> I don't want to have to type in a pile of sudo this and sudo that to do stuff when I have to! Wah!
[08:32] <Enselic_> Agrajag: no, sudo handles the permission
[08:32] <walla_> _PyGObject_API = gobject._PyGObject_API, anyone know what would cause this error?
[08:32] <HEP85> sauvin: there is a root account, but there is no password set for it. you can set one with "sudo passwd", though it is not recommended
[08:32] <d2leo> ShackJack: When I do the first one it all seems fine, but then GRUB doesn't come up
[08:32] <ljsmithx> The alternate cd during the install told me afew of these files are corrupt
[08:32] <luismica> wenas
[08:32] <ljsmithx> wtf?
[08:33] <onechard> sauvin sudo bash
[08:33] <Agrajag> Enselic_: run sudo whoami
[08:33] <HEP85> sauvin: It may be easier to just type "sudo -s"
[08:33] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Will do
[08:33] <jmazikowski> askand: yes
[08:33] <MilitantPotato> is there a guide for setting up a dual monitor setup?
[08:33] <luismica> kien abla en spanish
[08:33] <luismica>  fa plis
[08:33] <royel> xtknight: http://pastebin.com/m3265a715
[08:33] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: Do you need instructions..?
[08:33] <blizzow> what's the best way to upgrade my current feisty install to gutsy?
[08:33] <MilitantPotato> on ubuntu
[08:33] <taime1> ljsmithx: probably need to burn it at a slower speed
[08:33] <jmazikowski> askand: if you do that, we can find out what the problem is and you can fix it from there
[08:33] <Agrajag> !es|luismica
[08:33] <ubotu> luismica: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[08:33] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: rewrite cd but sloer
[08:33] <xtknight> royel, i think the problem is you have conflicting packages.  see what happens when you then type "sudo apt-get install courier-authlib"  tjere
[08:33] <sauvin> What does sudo -s do?
[08:33] <neverblue> ljsmithx == troller
[08:33] <askand> jmazikowski: or maybe you want the conf from after activated restricted drivers?
[08:33] <Solidays> I guess nobody knows the answer to mu question then?
[08:33] <neverblue> !troll
[08:33] <Enselic_> Agrajag: hmm, interesting :)
[08:33] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about troll - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:33] <HEP85> sauvin: it makes you root
[08:33] <ShackJack> d2leo: But does it boot into O/S
[08:33] <neverblue> hmm, too bad
[08:34] <taime1> dont abuse the bot
[08:34] <ljsmithx> Enselic, i did then it told different files were corrupt
[08:34] <d2leo> ShackJack: when I try it through manual partitions method on the bottom, it tells me i need to format the drive
[08:34] <sunken> ljsmithx: burn it right
[08:34] <jmazikowski> askand: does activating those drivers allow you to start X?
[08:34] <sauvin> Kk, in that case, it's not as straightforward as in other distros, but it could be usable...
[08:34] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: then please redownload
[08:34] <ljsmithx> sunken, DERR!
[08:34] <ljsmithx> ok
[08:34] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Yeah I will probably need instructions :p
[08:34] <MilitantPotato> ljsmithx: are you on windows?
[08:34] <sunken> ljsmithx: order a cd
[08:34] <ljsmithx> right now i am
[08:34] <d2leo> ShackJack: It boots into Vista, but I want to be able to get into Ubuntu as well.
[08:34] <ljsmithx> i think im gunna snap
[08:34] <MilitantPotato> Compair the MD5 hash
[08:35] <MilitantPotato> if it differs, your download is corrupt
[08:35] <MilitantPotato> Also, burn at 2-4x
[08:35] <taime1> yeah
[08:35] <sauvin> Yup. Ubuntu officially rules. It's faster than $other_distro.
[08:35] <MilitantPotato> if on a DVD
[08:35] <ShackJack> d2leo: Can you push esc when starting the computer? That should go into grub selection screen...
[08:35] <royel> xtknight: yeah, I think it was a bug that if I had been aware of prior to upgrading to 6.10, I could have removed this package first and avoided all this mess
[08:35] <MilitantPotato> 12x if a CD-R/RW
[08:35] <askand>  jmazikowski:  no but I get different error..
[08:35] <sauvin> Question: packages not specifically on Ubuntu repositories: problem?
[08:35] <ljsmithx> Potato, so u think i should download the alternate again?
[08:35] <royel> xtknight: http://pastebin.com/m20031d76
[08:35] <ferronica> DELUGE new version released ???
[08:36] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: only if your download is corrupt
[08:36] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: sudo su   then enter your password   then cd <space> Desktop  then  dd if=/dev/sda of=mbr.backup bs=462 count=1  then copy that file to a usb stick or another media
[08:36] <ljsmithx> how do i know?
[08:36] <MilitantPotato> Sure, or run the self test, I'd check the Hash on your ISO first
[08:36] <ljsmithx> im a n00b
[08:36] <MilitantPotato> If the ISO hash is different, re-download
[08:36] <d2leo> ShackJack: I will try that, will I have to do that everytime I want to use Ubuntu?
[08:36] <ljsmithx> plz explain
[08:36] <xtknight> royel, yeah it's pretty weird.. hmm.  start "gksu synaptic", and search for courier.  set "complete remove" on every package that starts with courier
[08:36] <ljsmithx> wth?
[08:36] <reliantfc3> um hi
[08:36] <ljsmithx> hey
[08:36] <reliantfc3> I have a question, i guess this is the place to ask?
[08:36] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks, I'll be sure to do that once this all gets fixed
[08:37] <royel> xtknight: this is CLI only server
[08:37] <Enselic_> !ask | reliantfc3
[08:37] <ubotu> reliantfc3: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[08:37] <askand>  jmazikowski:  hrm.. It says the processor is "AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+" should I use different ubuntuversion for that?
[08:37] <Martinofdoom> I have a previous installation of Ubuntu on my computer, but due to driver issues (I put the hard-drive into a completely different computer with different hardware), I want to reinstall Ubuntu. Will the migration assistant help me copy the entire content of my home folder?
[08:37] <ljsmithx> yes
[08:37] <ShackJack> d2leo: No, I think you can change boot options, but you can at least see if you get the proper grub screen...  I've narrowed it down to an issue with gksu because when i type gksu into a root console it gives me an error message of: "/usr/bin/gksu: cannot execute binary file".. anyone got any ideas?
[08:37] <ferronica> above 0.5.1 version ?
[08:37] <reliantfc3> new laptop, compaq presario, broadcom 4311 card...how do i get the wireless to work
[08:37] <ShackJack> d2leo: Vista is a pig though and stomps on GRUB - if at all possible always install Ubuntu second :)
[08:37] <ljsmithx> reliantfc3, that makes two of us
[08:37] <FancyP> I installed Feisty yesterday and everything worked - including the wifi - except sound
[08:37] <hume> i have a problem with sshfs between two feisty machines - i get the error "fusermount: mount failed: operation not permitted" - anyone got advice?
[08:37] <Enselic_> kalleth: could be a corrupt download
[08:37] <ferronica> Can any one here who can help me regarding DELUGE ?
[08:38] <kalleth> Enselic_: the CD verifies itself on the startup prompt
[08:38] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: to restore boot the live cd  then copy the file to your Desktop from terminal cd Desktop then type dd if=mbr.backup of=/dev/sda bs=1
[08:38] <kalleth> i checked
[08:38] <ljsmithx> this is confusing
[08:38] <ljsmithx> how do i check the hash thing?
[08:38] <reliantfc3> I was trying to follow online and it wasn't working so i thought i'd ask here
[08:38] <akos> hello! what command can I use to compare two directories? or get the number of files in the directory tree?
[08:38] <ljsmithx> what is the hash thing>
[08:38] <kalleth> i've also done apt-get update gksu and it still doesn't work after that, Enselic_
[08:38] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: google for md5 hash
[08:38] <Jack_Sparrow> reliantfc3: LEt me find the link I used.. it was easy and did not use ndiswrapper
[08:38] <xtknight> royel, ah okay then try "sudo apt-get --purge remove courier*"
[08:38] <ljsmithx> yeah
[08:38] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: download a program that can do it, then run that program on your c
[08:38] <apprado> alex339
[08:38] <Martinofdoom> I have a previous installation of Ubuntu on my computer, but due to driver issues (I put the hard-drive into a completely different computer with different hardware), I want to reinstall Ubuntu. Will the migration assistant help me copy the entire content of my home folder?
[08:39] <reliantfc3> Jack_Sparrow: thats what i couldn't get to work, so thank you!
[08:39] <apprado>  alex339
[08:39] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: cd          then compare that with the one provided by the download place
[08:39] <d2leo> ShackJack: I wish I didn't have to install Vista back on, I honestly can't stand it.  But I need to use this program that there is no Linux alternative for school.
[08:39] <ljsmithx> Enselic, what? an MD5 hash checker?
[08:39] <neo__> QUESTION:  in ubuntu filesystem where do I go to access the Hard Drive Folders???
[08:39] <royel> xtknight: http://pastebin.com/m47f93aff
[08:39] <kalleth> d2leo: wine/winex/whatever?
[08:39] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: yes
[08:39] <ShackJack> d2leo: Just curious - what proggie?
[08:39] <ljsmithx> ok
[08:39] <isleshocky77> How do I change the default text editor for bash?
[08:39] <smt6k> anyone know how to force your video card into a certain resolution?  i'm using this kvm and for some reason the video card thinks that 800x600 is the only appropriate resolution even though when it's plugged directly into the monitor, it works fine
[08:39] <xtknight> royel, hmm okay well here's what you can do.  you can just remove it from the status file yourself so it will stop complaining
[08:40] <ljsmithx> how do i know what the original hash is?
[08:40] <royel> xtknight: lol, good enough
[08:40] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: do you want a new shell?
[08:40] <isleshocky77> ie, when I commit something in svn it comes up with one editor for the message versus one I want to use.
[08:40] <walla_> is it possible to reinstall ubuntu without a cdrom drive?
[08:40] <Martinofdoom> smt6k: Try xrandr in terminal
[08:40] <MilitantPotato> smt6k:  type sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:40] <MilitantPotato> in this line:
[08:40] <xtknight> royel, this is semi dangerous, just make a backup
[08:40] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: I want to use nano versus ee
[08:40] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: there are hash sums at releases.ubuntu.com
[08:40] <xtknight> royel, sudo cp /var/lib/dpkg/status /var/lib/dpkg/status.bak
[08:40] <ljsmithx> Enselic, how do i know what the original hash is?
[08:40] <ljsmithx> ohh
[08:40] <ljsmithx> sorry
[08:41] <ljsmithx> kk illbe back
[08:41] <d2leo> ShackJack: It's this MatLab program for my Calculus class.
[08:41] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: just run     nano    at the shell to start nano
[08:41] <Jack_Sparrow> reliantfc3: it will be another minute it is on another machine
[08:41] <ShackJack> walla_: Yep - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick?highlight=%28install%29
[08:41] <reliantfc3> okay, i'm patient, thank you
[08:41] <MilitantPotato> smt6k: Section "Monitor"
[08:41] <MilitantPotato>  Identifier "Generic Monitor"
[08:41] <MilitantPotato>  Option  "DPMS"
[08:41] <MilitantPotato>  Horizsync 28-91
[08:41] <MilitantPotato>  Vertrefresh 43-85
[08:41] <MilitantPotato> EndSection
[08:41] <FancyP> can anyone help me with getting some sound on my little laptop?
[08:41] <gianni> r
[08:41] <ShackJack> d2leo: Might run under wine :)
[08:41] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: I know how to get to nano, but when I do `svn ci` It comes up with ee for editing the commit message, I want it to be nano.  I can seem to find out how it's choosing ee
[08:42] <MilitantPotato> wait, my fault copied the wrong bit SMT
[08:42] <ShackJack> !pastebin | MilitantPotato
[08:42] <ubotu> MilitantPotato: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:42] <ferronica> Can any one here who can help me regarding DELUGE ?
[08:42] <xtknight> royel, you know how to use nano?  "sudo nano /var/lib/dpkg/status".  now press Ctrl+W to do a Search.  Enter your query: "Package: courier".  it should come up.  what you're going to do is remove the whole Package: courier-authdaemon paragraph block.
[08:42] <xtknight> royel, after backing that ifle up, of course
[08:42] <royel> xtknight: yeah, looking for it now
[08:42] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: ah you mean like that    do     export EDITOR=nano
[08:42] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: put that at the end of your ~/.bashrc to keep it the next session
[08:42] <moot> Enselic_: depending on his shell, of course
[08:42] <d2leo> ShackJack: Yeah, I was thinking about trying that out once school started, but I didn't want to get behind at the beginning of the semester tinkering with it.
[08:42] <Martinofdoom> I love the /me command
[08:43] <isleshocky77> thanks.
[08:43] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: Thanks.
[08:43] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: you're welcome
[08:43] <ljsmithx> Enselic, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/feisty/release/ dosnt contain the hash thing
[08:43] <royel> xtknight: I keep getting package not found ...
[08:43] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: this is in    man svn     btw ;)
[08:43] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: oh, sorry.
[08:43] <walla_> ShackJack, how?
[08:43] <ljsmithx> Enselic, ohh
[08:43] <Andy80> hi
[08:43] <askand> It says the processor is "AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+" should I use different ubuntuversion for that?
[08:44] <ljsmithx> Enselic, yes it doest
[08:44] <royel> xtknight: got it
[08:44] <ShackJack> walla_: Um.. see link?
[08:44] <MilitantPotato> smt6k:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30370/
[08:44] <Andy80> my Gnome-Terminal shell is all black and white... how do I enable colors?
[08:44] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: actually, it wasn't...
[08:44] <taime1> askand: only if you want a 64bit OS
[08:44] <MilitantPotato> smt6k: that's the code for mine, allowing different rezs
[08:44] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: lol
[08:44] <askand>  taime1: oh okej..I can live witout
[08:44] <ShackJack> walla_: Also see: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html
[08:44] <Enselic_> Andy80: edit profiles
[08:44] <taime1> you are better off
[08:44] <taime1> heh
[08:44] <Martinofdoom> andy80: Try right-clicking in the terminal and choose "edit active profile"
[08:45] <ljsmithx> Enselic, thanks
[08:45] <MilitantPotato> Sorry about the code spam :)
[08:45] <ShackJack> MilitantPotato: No problem - just use pastebin in the future :)
[08:45] <askand> jmazikowski: hrm im not sure I know how to put a file on usb from terminal?
[08:45] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: That didn't seem to work. Is there something I'm missing beside the export EDITOR=nano
[08:45] <isleshocky77> lol
[08:45] <Jack_Sparrow> reliantfc3: I did two of those yesterday with this link...  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185174
[08:45] <d2leo> ShackJack: Windows Boot Manager comes up when I press ESC, with only an option for Vista.
[08:45] <kenny> hi
[08:45] <MilitantPotato> ShackJack: bookmarked it :)
[08:45] <jmazikowski> is the usb mounted?
[08:45] <smt6k> MilitantPotato, thanks, but mine already looks like that :P
[08:45] <jmazikowski> askand: if it is not mounted, you need to do that first
[08:45] <Andy80> Martinofdoom: ok, I'm editing...
[08:45] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: did you put it in ~/.bashrc, wrote it at the shell, or both?
[08:46] <isleshocky77> For now just in the shell.
[08:46] <royel> xtknight: thanks for all your time, greatly appreciated :)
[08:46] <isleshocky77> I didn't want to have to restart
[08:46] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: what does     echo $EDITOR     give you?
[08:46] <jmazikowski> askand: the command should be something like "sudo mount /media/usbdisk"
[08:46] <ljsmithx> Enselic, problem
[08:46] <isleshocky77> nano
[08:46] <MilitantPotato> smt6k: did you try using the up arrow on the screen rezolution settings window?
[08:46] <MilitantPotato> it wouldnt let me scroll with the mouse to higher rezs
[08:46] <ljsmithx> the md5 hasher program dosnt wanna open the disk image
[08:47] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: you need to run    svn ci      at the same shell you did the export, did you do that?
[08:47] <jmazikowski> askand: then you can just "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /media/usbdisk"
[08:47] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: what does it say?
[08:47] <MilitantPotato> that, and i had to get unsupported video drivers installed
[08:47] <askand>  jmazikowski: ok ill try
[08:47] <ljsmithx> Enselic, dont worry
[08:47] <Martinofdoom> smt6k: Have you tried running xrandr in terminal? It should display the possible resolutions you can run!
[08:47] <ljsmithx> iclicked the wrong thing
[08:47] <gnuCLoS> anybody know if that bug with compiz removing your window borders and title bars has a work around yet? only on some nvidia cards..
[08:47] <isleshocky77> yes
[08:47] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: I'm at the same shell.
[08:47] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: strange    what does svn say?
[08:48] <YazzY> hi guys
[08:48] <isleshocky77> What do you mean?
[08:48] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: It just goes directly into ee
[08:48] <smt6k> Martinofdoom, Yeah I just ran it..
[08:48] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: what is ee?
[08:48] <smt6k> I'm gonna reboot and see if that will work
[08:48] <smt6k> thanks guys
[08:48] <Solidays> I wouldn't know where to begin to look for a resolution to my problem on the forums. I have tried a few queries but none of the topics I found are what I'm after.
[08:48] <isleshocky77> It's a crappy editor.
[08:48] <YazzY> have any of you /dev/tun ? I cannot run vpnc, i get following error message in dmesg: VMBlock warning: DentryOpRevalidate: invalid args from kernel
[08:48] <traff> Hi where can I find which version of Ubuntu I am running?
[08:49] <d2leo> ShackJack: If I had Samba set up on my computer, could I still connect to it from another computer while it's running the live CD?
[08:49] <ferronica> how to do port forwarding in DELUGE to get better download speed ?
[08:49] <MilitantPotato> Code to make a backup, is it sudo cp path/filename.bak
[08:49] <YazzY> and i suspect it is becouse of /dev/tun not being there
[08:49] <xtknight> royel, oh, cool
[08:49] <xtknight> royel, so "sudo apt-get -f install" has no more errors?
[08:49] <ShackJack> d2leo: Should be able to as it runs it as a service...
[08:49] <xtknight> royel, if you need courier i guess you can try reinstalling it, im not sure if itll work
[08:49] <kitche> !version | traff
[08:49] <ubotu> traff: To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type  lsb_release -a  in a !shell
[08:49] <ljsmithx> ARRR
[08:49] <taime1> a pirate
[08:49] <sauvin> In the list of available software from a fresh ubuntu install, I don't see mysql or postgresql. How to get these things without going behind the package manager's back?
[08:50] <ljsmithx> i just want a linux that works!
[08:50] <taime1> o.O
[08:50] <d2leo> ShackJack: Okay, I think I might just grab all the files I need off of it and do a fresh install of Ubuntu.
[08:50] <ljsmithx> :(
[08:50] <gnuCLoS> whats some other good channels?? jus for talkin when your bored at work??
[08:50] <gnuCLoS> lol im new to IRC
[08:50] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: what does echo $SVN_EDITOR say?
[08:50] <ljsmithx> :D
[08:50] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: Can I suggest something
[08:50] <Martinofdoom> andy80: Have you edited your gnome terminal to look like something fancy pulled out from The Matrix yet? ;-)
[08:50] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: I'm all ears
[08:50] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: nothing.
[08:50] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: what does echo $VISUAL say?
[08:50] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: copy var/cache/apt/archives to a cd... it will save you from downloading all the updates again
[08:51] <royel> xtknight: No, no more errors, yeah not sure what to do about courier yet, need to see if the mail server is borked from this
[08:51] <Kagemaro> Hi, can anyone help me? My sound is really quiet
[08:51] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: svn first looks in SVN_EDITOR, then VISUAL, last EDITOR    so it should work if you export to SVN_EDITOR instead
[08:51] <ljsmithx> i dont wanna download again
[08:51] <ljsmithx> :'(
[08:51] <Martinofdoom> Kagemaro: Run alsamixer and check the settings
[08:51] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: nothing for visual
[08:51] <traff> sauvin, you could get the server version of the ubuntu install cd, it has all the server type stuff on it,
[08:51] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: was the hash wrong?
[08:51] <isleshocky77> and looking at export of all vars, ee is nowhere.
[08:51] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: was the hash wrong?
[08:51] <gnuCLoS> kage.. what kinda soundcard?
[08:51] <YazzY> any of you have /dev/tun and can do ls -l on it for me?
[08:51] <gnuCLoS> is it a laptop or desktop
[08:52] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Would I be able to copy it to a cd if I have the Ubuntu install disk in there?
[08:52] <Kagemaro> laptop
[08:52] <gnuCLoS> oo sometimes the speaker volume is in the bios
[08:52] <MilitantPotato> Code to make a backup, is it sudo cp path/filename.bak ?
[08:52] <sauvin> Traff, but it can't be done from the "desktop" version?
[08:52] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: You can copy it to a usb stick or anywhere...
[08:52] <MilitantPotato> Anyone?
[08:52] <gnuCLoS> set that to the max then control it from ur os..
[08:52] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: maybe you changed it in the svn config file
[08:52] <askand>  jmazikowski: well now I booted up and it wants me to install these drivers..what todo?
[08:52] <Kagemaro> Master shows as '00' in alsamix?
[08:52] <gnuCLoS> and u cant put it up??
[08:52] <Kagemaro> no
[08:53] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: look for it in /etc/subversion/config
[08:53] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: it's editor-cmd
[08:53] <_Johny> I'm about to make a link from /home/xxx/Download dir to ../Download. Unfortunatly neither mc nor "ln" does...:( Any ideas?
[08:53] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Okay, is there anyway to make a backup of my settings and everything.  I have Beryl running, and I don't really feel like tweaking everything again.
[08:53] <jmazikowski> MilitantPotato: "cp file_to_be_coppied.ext file_to_be_coppied.ext.bak" works fine
[08:53] <gnuCLoS> hmm what kinda laptop?? did u search google yet??
[08:53] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: I keep a fat32 on my system for music, pics and stuff I want to access from both systems
[08:53] <MilitantPotato> jmazikowski: thanks
[08:53] <Kagemaro> Searched google, didn't bring much relevant up
[08:53] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: save /home for user settings
[08:53] <Kagemaro> Toshiba A100-225
[08:53] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: editor-cmd is edited out.
[08:53] <jmazikowski> MilitantPotato: no problem
[08:53] <royel> xtknight: yeah, it's dropping after trying to login a user to check mail now :(
[08:53] <FancyP> I searched the whole net for solutions to SB450-quietness but nothing works
[08:53] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: uncomment it and set it to nano
[08:53] <gnuCLoS> sorry i dont know much, im a linux newbie, had that prob wit my vaio though it was jus i had to turn it up in the bios though
[08:54] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: if that doesn't work I think we are on the wrong track
[08:54] <Kagemaro> I'll reboot and check the bios
[08:54] <Kagemaro> ty
[08:54] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Okay, thanks.
[08:54] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Wait!
[08:54] <Kagemaro> Martinofdoom - yes?
[08:54] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: You have checked alsamixer in the terminal, right?
[08:54] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: np  also you should make a full backup
[08:54] <gnuCLoS> no doubt.. sorry i couldnt help u with more info.. it doesnt sound like thats it, cus alsa wont let u put it up
[08:54] <Kagemaro> Yes, Master is 00 and can't be changed
[08:54] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: three lines in a terminal..
[08:54] <Martinofdoom> Wait, I
[08:55] <Martinofdoom> I'll check myself
[08:55] <isleshocky77> That worked.
[08:55] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: That worked.
[08:55] <d4rkmonkey> !gutsy
[08:55] <ljsmithx> i hate gentoo
[08:55] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10). See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-April/000276.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule - Roadmap and specifications: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy - Support in #ubuntu+1
[08:55] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Have you tried pressing M? It toggles mute
[08:55] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: will a full backup return everything to the way it was?
[08:55] <xtknight> royel, heh no surprise.  we really ripped out every last bit of it
[08:55] <d4rkmonkey> damnit doesn't give exact release and I'm too lazy t go to the site...
[08:55] <reliantfc3> Jack_Sparrow: did you find that thing?
[08:55] <xtknight> royel, youll have to reinstall the thing
[08:55] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: I'm guessing I would like to not have to use that file, so I'll try to set the other vars you mentioned.
[08:55] <ljsmithx> the live cds sloow, the alternate cds corrupt
[08:56] <ljsmithx> what should i do?
[08:56] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: IF you backup your ext3 it will restore ext3.. I backup that and my mbr and do well with that..
[08:56] <FancyP> I need some help with sound too
[08:56] <ljsmithx> ohh well
[08:56] <riotkittie> ljsmithx: either grin and bear it with the live cd, or reburn the alternate
[08:56] <_Johny> I'm about to make a link from /home/xxx/Download dir to ../Download. Unfortunatly neither mc nor "ln" does...:( Any ideas?
[08:57] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: sudo su enter pass   then cd <space> Desktop  then  tar cvpzf backupdell.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backupdell.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys --exclude=/media -- /
[08:57] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: If that doesn't work, check your BIOS, like gnuCcos said
[08:57] <traff> sauvin - I'm not sure, but I would guess the DT version is full of desktop apps. I have installed a full AMP server from the server CD
[08:57] <MilitantPotato> Does anyone know a gude for doing two monitors not cloned?
[08:57] <Riley> hey, i have a few questions....is there a way to disable the gui-look of ubuntu, and mke it more command-lineish?
[08:57] <Kagemaro> Martin - it isn't off
[08:57] <MilitantPotato> guide*
[08:57] <Kagemaro> Its just very quiet
[08:57] <Jack_Sparrow> You will end up with your backup in root  /
[08:57] <ljsmithx> riotkittie, the live cd dosnt
[08:57] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: great!
[08:57] <OldPink> !backup
[08:57] <ubotu> There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[08:57] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Okay...I'll do that now
[08:57] <ljsmithx> !kill
[08:57] <ubotu> The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE).  Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[08:57] <gnuCLoS> webdevelopers... is there an autocomplete plugin or anything like that for bluefish??
[08:57] <ljsmithx> :d
[08:57] <FancyP> !sound
[08:57] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[08:57] <jmazikowski> _Johny: so you want /Downloads to take you to ~/Downloads?
[08:57] <ljsmithx> !macintosh
[08:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about macintosh - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:58] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Ok, then I can't help, other than asking you to check BIOS, like gnuclos said. Sorry :-(
[08:58] <ljsmithx> dang
[08:58] <andrew33> hello
[08:58] <d4rkmonkey>  Does anyone know if the next gutsy release is July 19? I think it is but I'm not sure...
[08:58] <Rickzs> hello all
[08:58] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: Could it be that it would have to be export EDITOR=`nano` or export EDITOR='nano' ??
[08:58] <ljsmithx> hello andrew
[08:58] <jrib> d4rkmonkey: 7.10 == 2007 october
[08:58] <askand>  jmazikowski: or should I do it some other way?
[08:58] <riotkittie> Riley:  change the init? kill gdm? switch to a tty?
[08:58] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: If you dont change partitions and install a base Ubuntu you should be able to restore that backup and have a system just the way it was
[08:58] <OldPink> !gutsy
[08:58] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10). See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-April/000276.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule - Roadmap and specifications: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy - Support in #ubuntu+1
[08:58] <_Johny> jmazikowski: Not really. Just /home/xxx/download/ to ../Download
[08:58] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, not full release. Notice how I said *next* release
[08:58] <eddie> Is there anyway to run Gedit as root without having a console window with it?
[08:58] <andrew33> i have a problem with newsgroups
[08:58] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: sorrounding with `` replaces that with the output of the command, and '' simply quotes exaclty what is in between them
[08:58] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: You are only installing Ubuntu to fix grub right
[08:58] <d4rkmonkey> OldPink, I know theres the site but I don't want to check that :(
[08:58] <d4rkmonkey> I'm kinda lazy...
[08:58] <OldPink> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[08:58] <Riley> oh, yea, thanks. Also, is there a away to interface with xbox360s?
[08:58] <OldPink> Urgh
[08:58] <gnuCLoS> eddie... there is something you can install with automatix that lets you do that
[08:59] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: kk
[08:59] <d4rkmonkey> OldPink, I know but I'm lazy and half to go really soon
[08:59] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: echo nano is the same as echo 'nano' from a program point of view
[08:59] <OldPink> It's october the 19th I think
[08:59] <d4rkmonkey> *have
[08:59] <_Johny> jmazikowski: Both dirs are within the same FS and partition
[08:59] <eddie> gnuCloS: Cheers
[08:59] <jrib> !gutsy > d4rkmonkey (see the private message from ubotu)
[08:59] <andrew33> pan work fine, but now i can not get newsgroups from the newsserver
[08:59] <d4rkmonkey> OldPink, Thats full release.
[08:59] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: Yes, only to fix grub.
[08:59] <riotkittie> eddie: alt + f2  ... ?
[08:59] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: After the basic reinstall save your boot/grub before the restore
[08:59] <jmazikowski> _Johny: ln -s ../Download /home/xxx/download
[08:59] <eddie> :
[08:59] <eddie> :)
[08:59] <andrew33> it doesnt matter which news program i use
[08:59] <bliss> hi
[08:59] <OldPink> d4rkmonkey, what are you after? Just check the site! https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[08:59] <gnuCLoS> you can right click files and edit them in gedit as root.. check your automatix..
[08:59] <riotkittie> eddie: alt + f2... then gksu gedit
[08:59] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, and OldPink how many times to I have to say this. I am not going to the site because I have to go REALLY FAST. I need to knoe the tribe 3 release really soon
[08:59] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: You can run that backup command even while you are here talking
[08:59] <riotkittie> !automatix
[08:59] <ubotu> Automatix2 is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[08:59] <napster_> where can i download drivers for a tv card?
[08:59] <eddie> Cheers guys
[08:59] <jrib> d4rkmonkey: click on the site
[08:59] <ljsmithx> y cant i get ubuntu powerpc shiped to me?
[08:59] <bliss> How to get audio working in kde ?
[09:00] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, Do you even read my messages?
[09:00] <d2leo> Jack_Sparrow: I'm on 2 computer right now
[09:00] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: do you have a powerpc?
[09:00] <Jack_Sparrow> d2leo: np
[09:00] <jrib> d4rkmonkey: yes, but I'm not about to go read a web page for you because you don't have time
[09:00] <ljsmithx> yeah
[09:00] <jmazikowski> askand: sorry, could you repeat that, i cant find what you said jsut a minute ago
[09:00] <eddie> *loves ubuntu* -
[09:00] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, I'm not telling you to read it for me
[09:00] <gnuCLoS> lol second that
[09:00] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: oh, I just thought of something..
[09:00] <ljsmithx> Enselic, powerpc macintosh
[09:00] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, I dunno why you're even responding if you don't know. I asked if anyone knew it.
[09:00] <_Johny> jmazikowski: Hmm I thought about doing the exact opposite
[09:00] <Netham45> !ntfs
[09:00] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[09:00] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: ya?
[09:00] <Netham45> !fuse
[09:00] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing using fuse here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[09:00] <gnuCLoS> i been using ubuntu for about 3 months now.. switched the home pc, work and laptop over to it
[09:00] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: If I run something as sudo, does it use roots profile or my own.
[09:00] <ep2011> Whats everyone's favorite way to view rss feeds? Is there a program that notifies you when a new one is posted?
[09:01] <jrib> d4rkmonkey: you would have verified the date already
[09:01] <askand>  jmazikowski: now I booted and the thing in right corner wants me to install the ATI drivers...
[09:01] <Netham45> !ntfs-3g
[09:01] <ubotu> ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[09:01] <OldPink> d4rkmonkey, you could've been on the site and off by now, grow up and click: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[09:01] <eddie> Out of all distros iv tried (lots!) ubuntu is the most user friendly and hardware compatible IMHO
[09:01] <gnuCLoS> waitin on the openmoko final release.. and ill be linuxed out :-D
[09:01] <gnuCLoS> lol
[09:01] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: :d     but why on earth do you run svn as root?
[09:01] <isleshocky77> so if I do export EDITOR=nano and then sudo svn ci  would that not work?
[09:01] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, and OldPink sending me the same link over and over again won't help me
[09:01] <jmazikowski> _Johny: with ln -s, the first argument you give it is the source, the second is the destination
[09:01] <ljsmithx> passwd root
[09:01] <OldPink> d4rkmonkey https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[09:01] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: appearently not
[09:01] <isleshocky77> For what I'm doing right now my user doesn't have permissions do change the files.
[09:01] <jmazikowski> askand: install them and see what happens, it should work for you
[09:01] <ljsmithx> Enselic
[09:01] <n00b123> any obe here from israel
[09:01] <riotkittie> if you actually read it, it might help
[09:01] <d4rkmonkey> OldPink, I've refrained from saying this but you don't seem to get my message. IF YOU AREN'T GOING TO LISTEN TO MY MESSAGES FUCK OFF.
[09:01] <Chousuke> isleshocky77: no need to use sudo with svn
[09:01] <_Johny> jmazikowski: Can we just talk private for a minute, please?
[09:01] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: if the root has it's own subversion/config that would overide
[09:01] <askand> jmazikowski:  it didnt last time :(
[09:01] <riotkittie> if you elaborate why that link isnt helping, if it doesnt, it might help
[09:02] <jrib> d4rkmonkey: please watch your language here
[09:02] <OldPink> d4rkmonkey just wasting your precious time ;) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[09:02] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: that's because you checked out with root too
[09:02] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: that is unnecessary
[09:02] <ompaul>  d4rkmonkey  please dont do that language stuff
[09:02] <OldPink> !flaming | d4rkmonkey
[09:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about flaming - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:02] <d4rkmonkey> jrib, I have been until now because both of you are being assholes.
[09:02] <OldPink> Darn
[09:02] <ep2011> !rss
[09:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rss - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:02] <gnuCLoS> oo eddie.. i found what you were looking for under automatix.. its called Nautilus Scripts under Misc...
[09:02] <ljsmithx> whats the gentoo channel
[09:02] <ljsmithx> ?
[09:02] <Martinofdoom> Does anyone know if migration assistant copies the home folder of an earlier ubuntu installation?
[09:02] <ljsmithx> ?
[09:02] <ljsmithx> ?
[09:02] <traff> Feisty 704 installer doesn't see my existing partitions, there seems to be much discussion about this but no solutions, anyone had any luck?
[09:02] <ljsmithx> anyone?
[09:02] <isleshocky77> Well I believe it's because I have the file access to www-data so that svn webdav can change them.
[09:02] <jmazikowski> askand: well, i am running an nvidia card, so im not too sure about the ati drivers, sadly
[09:02] <ljsmithx> gentoo?
[09:03] <Enselic_> ljsmithx: sorry, whatis your problem again?
[09:03] <ljsmithx> dontworry
[09:03] <Martinofdoom> traff: What kind of partitions do you have?
[09:03] <isleshocky77> Enselic_: Well I believe it's because I have the file access to www-data so that svn webdav can change them.
[09:03] <riotkittie> "if you arent going to hold my hand, and do things for me, please dont talk to me" ... oh my
[09:03] <bliss> ompaul: hi nice summer were having
[09:03] <gnuCLoS> anybody in here get that neo developers edition???
[09:04] <n00b123> any israelis here?
[09:04] <gnuCLoS> openmoko
[09:04] <askand> After I activate ATI accelerated graphics driver I get only a black screen after boot..why?
[09:04] <traff> martinofdoom I have a working dual boot win2K server and Ubuntu 510, single drive on laptop, with around 9 partions.
[09:04] <n00b123> need help with connecting to the net
[09:04] <n00b123> with feisty
[09:04] <riotkittie> wee. i cant wait to get my "new" computer. its total overkill for what i do in linux, but ... yAY!
[09:04] <Enselic_> isleshocky77: ok, well I've never used webdav, but I can't see why you can't checkout a wokring copy in your home dir for ecample
[09:05] <isleshocky77> I can, and I do.
[09:05] <Jack_Sparrow> traff: I think there is a limit to the number of partitions
[09:05] <Martinofdoom> traff: How many hard-drives do you use?
[09:05] <OldPink> gnuCLoS: http://www.mbhoy.com/index.php?s=openmoko
[09:05] <isleshocky77> This is just a special instance right now. not the norm.
[09:05] <zekopeko> anybody know a repository for MetaTracker?
[09:05] <jmazikowski_> _Johny: sorry, irc was giving me trouble
[09:05] <gnuCLoS> yea pink... i want one!! lol
[09:05] <uga> hi there guys, can anyone test clamscan speed? it's insanely slow on ubuntu. around 1 minut and half for scanning a simple file like .bashrc
[09:05] <MilitantPotato> Argh
[09:05] <gnuCLoS> im trying to wait till the october release though.. but its soo tempting
[09:05] <uga> it used to take seconds at most on my gentoo machine
[09:05] <bliss> ompaul: top ad d morning to ya
[09:05] <traff> martinofdoom - just the single drive in a laptop
[09:06] <uga> this doesn't amke any sense
[09:06] <eddie> I have to pc's with ubuntu..... how can I connect to one with SSH? Do I need an SSH server on one of them?
[09:06] <MilitantPotato> I need sleep, I can't sort out how to install this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup#head-4b0be1138833ec5dba26ca0e458f3ee8acbe35de
[09:06] <FancyP> why is Ubuntu trying to make me believe that my modem is my soundcard?
[09:06] <jatt> eddie: yes
[09:06] <traff> jack_sparrow do you know what the limit is?
[09:06] <Jack_Sparrow> traff: Not sure I though it was five on a single drive
[09:06] <Martinofdoom> traff: I don't think it's possible to have 9 partitions on one hard-drive, I think the limit is 5 or 6 or something, so maybe you have a virtual partition table
[09:06] <magnetron> eddie: you would need to install the ssh server (package name ssh) on the computer you would like to connect to
[09:06] <gnuCLoS> yea eddie..
[09:06] <Enselic_> uga: what does clanscan do? it's not in the reps
[09:06] <gnuCLoS> sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[09:06] <eddie> oh cool
[09:07] <eddie> cheers guys again
[09:07] <Jack_Sparrow> traff: Sorry I dont remember but that might be your problem..
[09:07] <gnuCLoS> eddie: then ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to connect to it
[09:07] <uga> Enselic_: oh oups! it must come from another repository then. It's an antivirus
[09:07] <magnetron> eddie: sudo apt-get ssh   is enough
[09:07] <gnuCLoS> from the client**
[09:07] <napster_> !tv card
[09:07] <ubotu> http://www.linuxtv.org/ has extensive information about using TV cards under Linux. Available viewers for analog cards: Zapping, tvtime (GTK/GNOME), kdetv (KDE), xawtv, motv. For digital cards: Klear (KDE), dvb-utils. For both analog and digital cards, !MythTV is a powerful framework. Your card may work the !IVTV drivers. See also !TV-Out
[09:07] <uga> Enselic_: the most known antivirus for linux
[09:07] <askand> After I activate ATI accelerated graphics driver I get only a black screen after boot..why?
[09:07] <magnetron> uga Enselic_: clamav
[09:07] <bliss> DBO: still at the coffee?
[09:07] <gnuCLoS> oo thanx mag.. didnt kno that either
[09:07] <bjames> hi all, when using tar is there an option to delete the source archive while untarring?
[09:07] <traff> martinofdoom could be I use acronis diskdirector to partition my drive. I just tried gparted now on by Ubuntu 510, and it only shows a single disk, no partitions
[09:07] <bjames> tar -xf archive.tar
[09:07] <bjames> and?
[09:07] <jmazikowski> _Johny: you still there? it seems to be giving me some trouble going private... do you have aim?
[09:07] <jatt> ; rm archive.tar
[09:08] <bjames> jatt: is there no switch?
[09:08] <MilitantPotato> Guys, is this correct? sudo apt-get install hubackup
[09:08] <Martinofdoom> traff: I think that must be the problem. Acronis probably didn't write to the physical partition table, ie. Ubuntu cannot read it!
[09:08] <Enselic_> bjames: you could script it pretty easily though
[09:08] <OldPink> !backup | MilitantPotato
[09:08] <ubotu> MilitantPotato: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[09:08] <traff> jack_sparrow, I suspect we are on to something here. I guess I should go look up on gparted and see what the limitations are
[09:08] <bjames> jatt: I can always do it manually, but it would be cleaner
[09:08] <Jack_Sparrow> bjames: DO you not have enough room for the archive and the uncompressed data on that partition..
[09:08] <Martinofdoom> traff: Of course, I'm no expert, and I'm just pulling this off the top of my mind, but I believe that is the problem
[09:08] <MilitantPotato> OldPink:  Yea, I'm at the homeUserbackup site, can't figure out how to install it
[09:08] <bjames> regardless of why, is there a switch?
[09:08] <bjames> if not I'll manually remove it
[09:09] <Enselic_> bjames: not that I know of, man tar would tell
[09:09] <jatt> bjames: don't know of any, but ; rm archive.tar will delete the source archive
[09:09] <bjames> jatt: yes I know ;)
[09:09] <jatt> :)
[09:09] <traff> jack_sparrow do you know if the partitioner used by the installer is just a commandline version of gparted, or is it a different utility?
[09:09] <bjames> cheers then
[09:09] <Jack_Sparrow> bjames: I was only going to suggest you not have the tar file on the target partition
[09:09] <acke_> hey i have a mac mini g4. i have a problem with flash in firefox. is there a way to play stuff froom myspace in a webbrowser?
[09:09] <bliss> how to get sound/audio in kde fisty
[09:10] <Jack_Sparrow> traff: No idea..
[09:10] <gnuCLoS> acke.. did u try installing flash using automatix??
[09:10] <Music_Shuffle> !sound | bliss
[09:10] <ubotu> bliss: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[09:10] <Jack_Sparrow> gnuCLoS: bad idea
[09:10] <gnuCLoS> yea??
[09:10] <Music_Shuffle> !automatix | gnuCLoS acke_
[09:10] <kagemaro> My sound is SO quiet
[09:10] <ubotu> gnuCLoS acke_: Automatix2 is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[09:10] <gnuCLoS> lol
[09:10] <traff> jack_sparrow, thanks for tip, at least I have something to follow up cheers!
[09:10] <kagemaro> It wasn't in the bios, gnu
[09:10] <OldPink> !automatix
[09:11] <_Johny> jmazikowski what nick are you under?
[09:11] <gnuCLoS> sorry... noob
[09:11] <gnuCLoS> here
[09:11] <gnuCLoS> lol
[09:11] <OldPink> I wouldn't recommend automatix
[09:11] <_Johny> .seen jmazikowski
[09:11] <kagemaro> This is the only problem I have left
[09:11] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Did you say you used a laptop? Try turning up the sound with the physical buttons on the laptop
[09:11] <epistis> hey, can anyone help me find proper information on upgrading the lowlatency 2.6.20 kernel to 2.6.22? kernel upgrading scares me  :\  -- i installed using wubi (i am a lamo)
[09:11] <gnuCLoS> i try not to use it as much as possible but some of the programs ive only been able to get to work thru it
[09:11] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, did you open a music program?
[09:11] <gnuCLoS> apt-get 99% of the time works though
[09:11] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Like FN+Page Up or something
[09:11] <kagemaro> Yeah the master volume on the physical buttons is 100%
[09:12] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, have you used...Amarok or XMMS or something lately/at all?
[09:12] <kagemaro> xmms
[09:12] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, is it open now?
[09:12] <kagemaro> right now
[09:12] <eddie> Is the SSH server package on the Ubuntu Disc? ( 7 ) because I dont have direct access to the internet to the pc
[09:12] <kagemaro> yes
[09:12] <bliss> thanks to all for audio/sound problem
[09:12] <hanasaki> k
[09:12] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, whats the volume set to in XMMS? %-wise?
[09:12] <kagemaro> its about 20% of the volume I get on Windows
[09:12] <kagemaro> 100%
[09:12] <ompaul> !away > d2leo|away
[09:12] <Music_Shuffle> bliss, GL :)
[09:12] <Martinofdoom> kagemaro: Check the PCM switch in alsamixer
[09:12] <kagemaro> 100%
[09:12] <soyporti> anyone knows how to solve the white screen in beryl?
[09:12] <ompaul> soyporti, #ubuntu-effects
[09:12] <kagemaro> 100% on laptop, 100% on xmms, 100% pcm
[09:13] <soyporti> yes
[09:13] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, did you open any OTHER music/audio/video players?
[09:13] <bliss> ompaul: top of d morning to ya
[09:13] <kagemaro> Not yet
[09:13] <ompaul> bliss, hi
[09:13] <soyporti> ompaul: yes
[09:13] <Music_Shuffle> kagemaro, Amarok/Banshee/Totem/anything?  Aside from XMMS.
[09:13] <ompaul> soyporti, that is where you should ask
[09:13] <kagemaro> I'm using Intel HDA and I heard its a trouble chipset though
[09:13] <Martinofdoom> soyporti: You need proper drivers for your video card. You probably have an ATI card. I found a solution to this, but I can't remember how I did it. Try googling it
[09:13] <acke_> gnuCLoS automatix seems to not support ppc. am i wrong?
[09:13] <Anlar> kagemaro: it is not. intel hda is just awesome for most
[09:13] <soyporti> ompaul
[09:13] <ShackJack> HI - anyone know how I can upgrade my alsa to latest versions on this site: http://www.alsa-project.org/  ??  Is this a stardard make/install etc...?
[09:13] <gnuCLoS> as far as that automatix thing.. should i uninstall everything installed with it?? and then how would i go about getting all the codecs it installed.. flash.. and all the multimedia ones?
[09:14] <gnuCLoS> i dont even know what ppc is... sorry
[09:14] <soyporti> ompaul:thnks
[09:14] <Music_Shuffle> I'd suggest opening every audio/video program, turning the volume to max, and then closing them each, then seeing what its like.
[09:14] <Music_Shuffle> gnuCLoS, PPC = PowerPC.
[09:14] <ompaul> soyporti, your welcome
[09:14] <bliss> ompaul: do you remember me?
[09:14] <ljsmithx> ppc=powerpc
[09:14] <acke_> anyone knows how to make flash work with ppc?
[09:14] <Martinofdoom> quit Finding new irc client
[09:14] <ljsmithx> dud
[09:14] <Jack_Sparrow> gnuCLoS: Simply uninstalling what it installed will not fix the problems automatix causes..
[09:14] <gnuCLoS> thnx.. not sure if it does acke
[09:14] <traff> what is the commad line partitioner included with ubuntu
[09:14] <ompaul> bliss, yes, and I would point out we have 1k + people here chat in #ubuntu-offtopic :0
[09:14] <ljsmithx> atleast u got that far
[09:15] <libervisco> Why can't I authenticate to my router from Ubuntu?
[09:15] <libervisco> while it works on windows?
[09:15] <soyporti> <Martinofdoo: thanks
[09:15] <gnuCLoS> lol o well.. reinstall :-D i always luv that
[09:15] <Music_Shuffle> gnuCLoS, sometimes you end up just reinstalling.
[09:15] <magnetron> acke_: your best option would be to install gnash
[09:15] <ompaul> traff, parted
[09:15] <ljsmithx> i couldent even install it on my powerpc mac
[09:15] <kagemaro> Are there any codecs that I might have to download?
[09:15] <kagemaro> Most of these players wont play mp3 at all :S
[09:15] <acke_> magnetron thanks
[09:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !restricted
[09:15] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:15] <gnuCLoS> yea i dont mind, get to customize everything again.. but its my work comp.. o well..
[09:15] <acke_> magnetron would it matter what browser i use with gnash?
[09:16] <ljsmithx> '
[09:16] <magnetron> acke_: it works with the mozilla-based ones
[09:16] <acke_> magnetron: like firefox?
[09:16] <kagemaro> anyone?
[09:16] <bjames> what's wrong with the following:
[09:16] <bjames>   *.tar)
[09:16] <bjames>     check_exists tar
[09:16] <bjames>     tar -xf "${1}"
[09:16] <bjames>     if [ ${REPLACE} == 1 ]
[09:16] <bjames>     then
[09:16] <bjames>       rm "${1}"
[09:17] <bjames>     fi;;
[09:17] <kagemaro> Which codecs are normal for playing mp3?
[09:17] <Music_Shuffle> !pastebin | bjames
[09:17] <ubotu> bjames: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[09:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[09:17] <elmo40> WinAmp not running
[09:17] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:17] <magnetron> yes, acke_, firefox and epiphany
[09:17] <ompaul> bjames, DONT paste see the pastebin linl
[09:17] <gnuCLoS> anybody kno when bluefish 2 is suppost to release?
[09:17] <gnuCLoS> suppost to have autocomplete..
[09:17] <bliss> bjames: use patebin
[09:17] <Daimoso> hi
[09:17] <Music_Shuffle> Hi :)
[09:17] <Jack_Sparrow> kagemaro: Please read restricted formats info...
[09:18] <Daimoso> :)
[09:18] <bjames> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30375/
[09:18] <bjames> can anyone tell me why the following complains about the [ ?
[09:18] <bjames> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30375/
[09:18] <hanasaki> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=503307
[09:18] <hanasaki> Just installed feisty. typing "date" in the root account gives the right date on the console. Doing this under any regular account gives the time + ~ 16 hrs. Gnome also reports the time what root gets + 16 hrs or so....
[09:18] <osxdude|laptop> hey there is a ban %osxdude|desktop*!*@*
[09:19] <osxdude|laptop> it does not work
[09:19] <acke_> magnetron: well when i use gnash with firefox.. the flash part of the page shows the buttons. but nothing more. and the buttons only blinks..
[09:19] <kitche> osxdude|laptop: talk with the ops your away message got you banned
[09:20] <kitche> osxdude|laptop: but evading a ban can also get you banned longer most likely
[09:20] <chuck> hinogi, I'm using an Apple iBook G4, and I'm wondering, is it possible to get rid of that annoying "Tap the Trackpad to click" feature and the other quirky trackpad gestures?
[09:20] <bjames> ./unpack: line 93: [: =: unary operator expected
[09:20] <acke_> magnetron: i also have both the gnash and the plugin for firefox installed. might that be a problem?
[09:20] <jatt> bjames: if [ "${REPLACE}" == "1" ]
[09:20] <hanasaki> why would a user account show a date diffent than the root account?
[09:20] <Martinofdoom> Martinofdoom: Ohnoes! :-O
[09:21] <kitche> hanasaki: no clue but do this date+ %c and it should set the correct time I had that issue myself
[09:21] <bjames> jatt: I don't want to convert them to strings first though
[09:21] <magnetron> acke_: gnash is not 100% yet, but it's getting better by the day. expect it to be in a better shape when gutsy is released. no, you are supposed to install both packages
[09:21] <osxdude|laptop> ktche: The thing is...the ban didn't work
[09:21] <bjames> I have used:
[09:21] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: Could it be a time zone issue
[09:21] <bjames> if [ $? == 1 ]
[09:21] <bjames> and it worked
[09:21] <osxdude|laptop> *kitche
[09:21] <acke_> magnetron: okay thanks
[09:21] <kitche> osxdude|laptop: I think the ban was just +q wwhich is mute
[09:21] <bjames> so why not what I posted?
[09:21] <hanasaki> what is %c kitche
[09:21] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:  hmm could a user account have a diff timezone than root?
[09:21] <chuck> anyone know how to get rid of mouse gestures?
[09:21] <gnuCLoS> hana: check all those configuration files in your home directly.. ls -all
[09:21] <Absenth> when creating sn smbcredentials file.
[09:22] <Netham45> need help disabling a framebuffer
[09:22] <gnuCLoS> and see if something stands out for timezone settings
[09:22] <misstajah> Question: I have installed the nvidia-new drivers so I could run my Asus F3SC T7100/1GB/160GB SATA/DVD+-RW, but everytime my X tries to start, the computer reboots. why is that? :S
[09:22] <Absenth> if the username needs to include a domain name (ie. mywindowsdomain
[09:22] <nickLessS> c.de
[09:22] <hanasaki> chuck in firefox?
[09:22] <Absenth> if the username needs to include a domain name (ie. mywindowsdomain\username)  would I do something like [username="mywindowsdomain\username"
[09:22] <gnuCLoS> hanasaki: prob has a user specific time zone setting or something...
[09:22] <kitche> hanasaki: it makes date use locale time
[09:22] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: Only takes a second to check
[09:22] <chuck> hanasaki, no in the entire operating system
[09:22] <Netham45> !framebuffer
[09:22] <ubotu> If you would like information on framebuffers, please visit: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer
[09:23] <MilitantPotato> How do I give myself default ownership of hard drives?
[09:23] <chuck> i'm not sure if it's called mouse gestures, but that's what someone told me it was called in ##nonlogic
[09:23] <saturn04> Hello! Now I've got an HP iPAQ rx1950 PPC, data cable for it and my ubuntu PC. How could I synchronize them?
[09:24] <bjames> jatt: fixed it
[09:24] <usikker> hallois.
[09:24] <royel> Absenth: that doesn't sound familiar at all, but if you need to use a domain name, it would be username="username@mywindowsdomain" I would think
[09:24] <Martinofdoom> Could anyone recommend a good IRC Client for Ubuntu? I am using X-Chat, but I find the interface boring and dull
[09:24] <hanasaki> kitche:  and Jack_Sparrow its almost liek the user has a differnet timezone than the system.... but how / hwere to tell the user accounts to use the same system timezone as the root?  kitche plms messg me in private?  I am not sure what you are asking me to type... "date %c" litterally? date: invalid date `%c'
[09:24] <misstajah> Martinofdoom: xChat is a good one
[09:24] <misstajah> or maybe gaim/pidgin
[09:25] <royel> Martinofdoom: irssi
[09:25] <saturn04> Could anybody help me?
[09:25] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: Go to system admin  date and time and change the user time zone and see if that changes the difference you see...
[09:25] <bjames> date +%c
[09:26] <syntux> guys, I'm putting an alias in my .bashrc but it's not working, any idea?
[09:26] <hanasaki> bjames: thanks.. what is %c.. hmm reading man   by the way.. that gives the wrong time too
[09:26] <usikker> Can the e-mail services included in Ubuntu Server Edition be used to sort incoming e-mails by white-, gray- and black-listing?
[09:26] <usikker> Where white listing will be addresses the user have added (or users who have added themselves), black is from addresses that has been marked as spam and gray for those undecided ones (maybe let the server mark the subject of these e-mails with "Gray-Subject" ?
[09:26] <nalioth> syntux: did you type source ~/.bashrc <enter> ?
[09:26] <szachista> hello
[09:26] <chuck> anyone know how to fix this annoying tap to click on the trackpad thing?
[09:26] <szachista> could you recommend me some quake-inspirated terminals?
[09:26] <szachista> i mean sth like yakuake and quake
[09:27] <kitche> hanasakiBRB: then if date +%c does then you have the wrong locale setup on your system you need to change the timezone's for your system
[09:27] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:  there is no date time under system/admin in gnome
[09:27] <syntux> nalioth, yes
[09:27] <nalioth> syntux: check your syntax, then
[09:27] <szachista> i have alsa tried tilda, is there anything elese?
[09:27] <szachista> also*
[09:27] <syntux> nalioth, ok it's just alias grep='grep --colour=always'
[09:27] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: system  admin does not have time and date ?
[09:28] <misstajah> Question: I have installed the nvidia-new drivers so I could run my Asus F3SC T7100/1GB/160GB SATA/DVD+-RW, but everytime my X tries to start, the computer reboots. why is that? :S
[09:28] <toryl__> chuck: try the second post in this thread:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=421236
[09:28] <randY> hi from Bend Oregon marketstone.comet
[09:28] <anurag_mishra> Opengl apps(eg xscreensaver) dont work correctly after enabling beryl. that is when i move the app, the app doesn't move and stays at its place. now when i leave the mouse button, the app reappears on new place. any help. ( using intel g965)
[09:28] <bullgard4> I am asked to attach the complete output from dmesg -s64000 or serial console capture with "debug" on cmdline. What is meant with 'debug on command line'?
[09:28] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:  nope.. just network keyring etc
[09:29] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: If it isnt there then there is a bigger problem
[09:29] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:  ya.!  what package to install and ensure its there
[09:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Can someone here verify that System... Admin... shows an option for time and date to be set
[09:30] <bulmer> Jack_Sparrow: roger that
[09:31] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: How did you install your system, have you run any scripts to install things.. automatix or envy.. (bad ideas both)
[09:31] <PocketIRC> hello all
[09:31] <Jack_Sparrow> blumer thanks.. Wanted to make sure I was not dreaming
[09:31] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:  base system and aptitude for some extra packages .. nothing seemed to have been removed in the process
[09:31] <shadowhywind> hay all, i am trying to resize my linux partition, with 5 gigs of unpartitioned space directly infront of it, and a livecd of qtparted wont do it it sees everything, but wont let me resize
[09:31] <pkpk> Question: I just installed Ubuntu 7.04, but i have problems with my Display Resolution. My display has a native resolution of 1280x1024, but i can only get 1024x768 with the restricted graphics driver for my ATI Radeon 9600. Does anybody know a solution for that problem?
[09:32] <Absenth> I'm using the guide ubotu gave me regarding mounting windows SMB shares.  I have two complications.  First my username has a space in it,  second, my username requires the domain name precede it ie "domain\user name" do I need to include quotes inside my .smbcredentials file?  or no?
[09:32] <bulmer> bullgard4: it meant you run debug on the command line..results will be displayed on the command line..so run script before hand to capture  all or redirect it to a file
[09:32] <royel> !resolution | pkpk
[09:32] <ubotu> pkpk: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[09:32] <ep2011> What are some good rss clients?
[09:33] <surviver> !x
[09:33] <Puppy_> Is there a way to change the volume in different apps?
[09:33] <gnuCLoS> any nono's for using webmin on an ubuntu server??
[09:33] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow:
[09:33] <hanasaki> ?
[09:33] <web_knows> ep2011, I'm used to use Google Reader :)
[09:33] <jrib> ep2011: liferea is nice
[09:33] <gnuCLoS> cus its not in the repos.. i dont think.. but its easy enough to install...
[09:33] <web_knows> ep2011, but there's a plugin for firefox, called Wizz RSS
[09:33] <web_knows> works good
[09:33] <pkpk> Thank you, will check ist
[09:33] <foug> hi does ubuntu have a default program that lets me put mp3's on a cd?
[09:33] <foug> aka cd burner
[09:33] <ep2011> Thanks
[09:34] <jamiejcumbria> Can any one tell me how to change the default home page for firefox. So when a new user gets an account it get ie. google. not file://use/////
[09:34] <OldPink> !gnomebaker | foug
[09:34] <Music_Shuffle> !k3b | foug
[09:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gnomebaker - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:34] <ubotu> foug: k3b is a feature-rich and user-friendly burning application for KDE (and, as all KDE applications, works fine on GNOME). For a guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/K3BHowto
[09:34] <bullgard4> bulmer: Thank you very much for explaining.
[09:34] <OldPink> !brasero | foug
[09:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about brasero - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:34] <gnuCLoS> foug: serpentine..
[09:34] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: look to see if you have tzdata installed
[09:34] <misstajah> Question: I have installed the nvidia-new drivers so I could run my Asus F3SC T7100/1GB/160GB SATA/DVD+-RW, but everytime my X tries to start, the computer reboots. why is that? :S
[09:34] <MilitantPotato> whats a good program to format from ubuntu?
[09:34] <gnuCLoS> gParted
[09:34] <foug> thanks guys
[09:34] <royel> gnuCLoS: depends who you ask and what your server will be doing, I've used it myself, I don't think you'd want to use it on a server where sensitive information is kept.
[09:35] <gnuCLoS> militant: use gParted
[09:35] <MilitantPotato> Thattle allow me to format a drive to fat32 so it's useable in XP and Ubuntu?
[09:35] <gnuCLoS> i guess besides security though does it mess with your config files in a crazy way or no?
[09:35] <yeniklasor> My usb flash memory didn't mount automaticly. How can I mount it?
[09:35] <^tiNee^> when u leave ur computer on a few days.. ubuntu gets all sluggish.. is there a way to speed it up ?
[09:36] <^tiNee^> besides rebooting
[09:36] <royel> gnuCLoS: I never noticed that, if security is not an issue I think it's a pretty good web tool
[09:36] <MattJ> ^tiNee^, that's not normal
[09:36] <MattJ> ^tiNee^, any idea what is making it act like that?
[09:36] <gnuCLoS> cool thanx.. as far as security u could always change the port.. and not allow like root to get in..
[09:36] <MilitantPotato> gnuCLoS: Thattle allow me to format a drive to fat32 so it's useable in XP and Ubuntu?
[09:36] <^tiNee^> i have no clue
[09:37] <gnuCLoS> dont know if theres other holes though besides the obvious stuff..
[09:37] <gnuCLoS> yea it should militant
[09:37] <MilitantPotato> Sounds good, thanks
[09:37] <^tiNee^> i just have a few firefox up and conky
[09:37] <tego> i setup wine and install xp programs how can i use it run exe and use it like normal program on linux
[09:37] <Puppy_> Is it possible to have a different volume for different apps?
[09:37] <^tiNee^> and gdesklets but even that stopped working today so i uninstalled it
[09:37] <gnuCLoS> no prob.. i think it might come already installed.. if not i think the package is called gparted
[09:37] <Martinofdoom> tego: You could try Wine
[09:38] <royel> gnuCLoS: I think people have suggested it having more problems than that, but you know there's always someone who will not be happy with anything :)
[09:38] <Martinofdoom> tego: That can run a number of Windows programs
[09:38] <MilitantPotato> Add/remove has locked up X(
[09:38] <gnuCLoS> lol yepp
[09:38] <royel> gnuCLoS: I myself thought it was a pretty good tool, I dont think I'd trust to use it on something that needs to be kept secure, but for personal use or new people to *nix, it's pretty good stuff
[09:39] <MattJ> ^tiNee^, see if RAM, swap usage, or CPU is high next time it gets like that
[09:39] <^tiNee^> no its normal
[09:39] <^tiNee^> i was looking at conky
[09:39] <Martinofdoom> tego: Is it working for you?
[09:39] <hanasaki> Jack_Sparrow: ok.. root is in EDT and users are in UTC as reported by "Date" how is that? and what is the best for an all unix system? how do i change the user to EDT or the root to UTC?
[09:40] <napster__> how do i install the jdk?
[09:40] <Jack_Sparrow> hanasaki: Did you look to see if you have tzdata installed
[09:40] <gnuCLoS> at work we got rackspace for our live server and they use it.. and thier super anal about security.. i guess you could also block the port that webmin is on though from the outside or to only certain IPs like they do if u still want to use it on secure servers
[09:40] <yeniklasor> My usb flash memory didn't mount automaticly. How can I mount it?
[09:40] <shadowhywind> does anyone know how to resize a ext3 partition
[09:41] <napster__> ??
[09:41] <tego> winrar is run nurmaly  i wanna use program like netcut or my own translation program its donet work in all program i need
[09:41] <Pici> !java | napster__
[09:41] <ubotu> napster__: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[09:41] <Jack_Sparrow> shadowhywind: Did you unmount it before trying to resize it
[09:41] <shadowhywind> i tried to use a live cd of qtparted
[09:41] <dispanser> ha
[09:41] <dispanser> da bin ich
[09:41] <gnuCLoS> shadow u mean gParted?
[09:41] <misstajah> Question: I have installed the nvidia-new drivers so I could run my Asus F3SC T7100/1GB/160GB SATA/DVD+-RW, but everytime my X tries to start, the computer reboots. why is that? :S
[09:42] <Pici> !de | dispanser
[09:42] <ubotu> dispanser: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[09:42] <royel> gnuCLoS: well, considering it's a web app, kinda difficult to close those ports up an still have a server that can communicate on those ports.
[09:42] <Kilroo> If anyone here has experience with XP/Ubuntu dual-boot systems and has used both NTFS-3g and Ext2IFS in fairly recent incarnations, I'd appreciate any opinions they might care to offer on which would be preferable to deal with.
[09:42] <shadowhywind> gnuCLos  no qtparted
[09:42] <hube> #ubuntu.pl
[09:42] <unagi> hello everyone
[09:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Kilroo: I keep a fat32 and keep data there.. I dont like either OS writing to the home partition of the other
[09:43] <gnuCLoS> royel: u could jus close port 10000.. still leaving 80 open...
[09:43] <kagemaro> Hey everyone, I tried all of the MP3 players and they're all quiet - is there any way to use OSS instead of ALSA?
[09:43] <royel> gnuCLoS: this is where the holes come in :)
[09:43] <gnuCLoS> webmin dont go thru reg http port
[09:43] <tarzeau> kagemaro: tried opencubicplayer too?
[09:43] <gnuCLoS> well i thought unless its doin other shit i dont kno wof :-D
[09:43] <gnuCLoS> lol
[09:43] <royel> gnuCLoS: but I'm not gonna argue this with you, myself I'm not one of those people :)
[09:43] <unagi> is it possible to have the desktop icons sit on the right side automatically?
[09:43] <Jack_Sparrow> kagemaro: did you install the w32codecs?
[09:44] <Enselic> unagi: rightclick on it and uncheck "lock to panel"
[09:44] <kagemaro> Jack_Sparrow - I installed the 'restricted formats' package
[09:44] <gnuCLoS> sorry if it seems like im tryin to argue.. as far as linux goes i still consider myself a complete newbee so id take ur advice i was jus givin some suggestions
[09:44] <Enselic> unagi: then drag it
[09:44] <MilitantPotato> How do I re-name a hard-drive?
[09:44] <kagemaro> Is that the one?
[09:44] <royel> gnuCLoS: no no, I maybe used the wrong word
[09:44] <unagi> that doesnt automatically sit them on the right though Enselic
[09:44] <unagi> and i dont mean on the panel
[09:45] <Enselic> unagi: I see
[09:45] <cristi> try changing the mount name from fstab
[09:45] <Jack_Sparrow> kagemaro: SOunds like you dont have w32codecs....  It is easy.. read the link...
[09:45] <coastermaster> is there any way to have Windows apps run in Ubuntu in their own windows (like when using Parallels on OS X)?
[09:45] <royel> gnuCLoS: I'm in agreement with you, I closed up port 10k to anything outside my local lan when I used it, but then it kinda voids the reason for having a nice web tool
[09:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[09:45] <elmo40> WinAmp not running
[09:45] <kagemaro> I've just installed opencubicplayer, but the word doesnt work as a command
[09:45] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:45] <tinin> Hi, is there a way to change between virtual desktops by scrolling with the mouse-wheel on the desktop?
[09:46] <unagi> anyone here an animator or compositor?
[09:46] <kagemaro> Which link?
[09:46] <n00b123> can anyone help me configure the internet connection in ubuntu
[09:46] <Kilroo> Jack_Sparrow: That's certainly another option, but I wasn't planning on letting either OS write to the partition where the other lives. However, I'd gotten the impression that with the current levels to which they are supported, both mounting NTFS in Linux and mounting Ext3 in Windows are preferable to using Fat32 for shared data space these days.
[09:46] <Jack_Sparrow> kagemaro: The one I just bought up with !mp3
[09:46] <royel> gnuCLoS: the point of a web tool is to have the ability to admin from the web/remotely, but if your sitting right next to the machine, kinda seems silly using some web tool, other than it having some attractive gui feeling, I guess :)
[09:46] <gnuCLoS> yea.. everything is open for my works static IP but i guess that goes out the window when its your laptop from a friends house or on vaca...
[09:47] <kagemaro> Jack_Sparrow - there's 3 links
[09:47] <roooss> hey
[09:47] <kagemaro> I have 6 minutes before I have to get off for a while
[09:47] <kagemaro> Is it something I can do with aptitude?
[09:47] <Enselic> When I boot Ubuntu, I get at a promt that tells me to manually repair the file system manually. How would I umount everything so that I can perform the check?
[09:47] <Jack_Sparrow> kagemaro: Only one says restricted formats..
[09:47] <roooss> ive got a problem with my usb hard drive, i cant get write access to it
[09:47] <jrib> roooss: what filesystem?
[09:47] <kagemaro> I did what it says
[09:47] <cristi> Is there a workaround for devices that i don't have drivers for Ubuntu. For example i used to use my CMDA mobile phone as a modem for internet back on windows. And there are no linux drivers.
[09:48] <cristi> ?
[09:48] <roooss> ntfs
[09:48] <kagemaro> I unstalled the Ubuntu restricted extras package
[09:48] <royel> roooss: check that you own the mount point as well
[09:48] <roooss> its my friends
[09:48] <jrib> !ntfs-3g > roooss (see the private message from ubotu)