[00:00] <gmspence> anyone able to help me with my vpn connection - i can successfully authenticate however I can't get any traffic to go through the tunnel onto the internet.....
[00:00] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, and what does the officail aircrack website say about your chipset?
[00:00] <Rustyt0n> that its supported for linux
[00:00] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: well, you will still need the nvidia drivers... so I'm not sure...
[00:00] <Rustyt0n> but i need to get the drivers so i can use the wireless card
[00:00] <^hashbang^> Scunizi: why not.. I do it all the time
[00:00] <bjb1959> I guess I'll try later since no one here seems to know
[00:00] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: They're installed
[00:00] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: I just have to insmod them whenever I reboot lol
[00:01] <Scunizi> dmsuperman: did you install nvidia drivers that came directly from the nvidia site?
[00:01] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: yea I know, but 9.04 isn't going to make this issue go away... it's something else, just not sure what yet.
[00:01] <dmsuperman> Scunizi: Aye
[00:01] <steve-o> is there help here or is there a better place
[00:01] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, first off, is your problem that your wireless doesn't work or it doesn't inject?
[00:01] <Rustyt0n> it doesnt work
[00:01] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Oh no I mean hopefully some of my issues will be cleared up
[00:01] <Rustyt0n> its not showing on iwconfig
[00:02] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: oh oh, well I'd hope so =)
[00:02] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, let me see the lspci line for your wireless device
[00:02] <redvamp128> !ask | steve-o:
[00:02] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Like I'll perhaps be able to use PAE + nvidia drivers without issue, or maybe (just maybe) flash 64bit will be usable by then :P
[00:02] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: sorry, my eyes are starting to get blurry =)
[00:02] <Huufarted> too much hash?  *RIMSHOT*
[00:02] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Hehe, time for bed or more coffee
[00:02] <Scunizi> dmsuperman: when I installed mine I first opened synaptic and uninstalled all references to nvidia that were installed.. then installed from a tty with the gdm stopped.. worked like a champ.. put 180.29 in today and automatically uninstalled the 180.22 drivers I had in there.
[00:02] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: I am using flash 64bit just fine =)
[00:02] <Dr_Willis> steve-o,  i think one can run network manager from the terminal with  some commnd that starts with 'nm- ' but i dont know the full name.. try 'nm<TABKEY> ' and see what it fills in.
[00:02] <gmspence> please anyone that can help me route traffic over my VPN then please PM me....i'm going bald pulling my hair out!
[00:02] <Rustyt0n> i tried lspci, but its not showin there either, i thougth that there had to be a specific command line for it, ty very much Titan
[00:03] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Flash will load maybe once in 15 attempts using 64bit for me
[00:03] <steve-o> thanks i'll try that now
[00:03] <redvamp128> Rustyt0n:  dmesg ?
[00:03] <jess> does anyone know if there is a "Linux FAQ" on the ubuntu forums
[00:03] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, is it a usb device?
[00:03] <Rustyt0n> yes Titan
[00:03] <dmsuperman> Scunizi: I've learned long ago to not even install the nvidia repos versions
[00:03] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: did you install the version from labs.adobe.com?
[00:03] <Scunizi> jess: what info are you looking for.. basic stuff?
[00:03] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, then it will show in: lsusb
[00:03] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Yeah, flash 10 latest beta?
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> jess,  theres faq's all over the internet :)
[00:03] <Titan8990> Rustyt0n, also, NO usb wireless devices are supported for injection
[00:03] <jess> yeah.. more so propagand for other users/ friends Scunizi  Dr_Willis
[00:04] <sathyrion> Does the nvidia drivers support HDMI out? Never tried.. only used VGA cable to mu LCD TV.
[00:04] <Huufarted> jess, something like this?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Beginners/Guide
[00:04] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: yea
[00:04] <mjc> sathyrion: yes
[00:04] <dmsuperman> Scunizi: With the exception of intrepid on my laptop they've never even worked
[00:04] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Yeah, doesn't work :P
[00:04] <Scunizi> jess: check out www.scribd.com and search for whatever you want.. there's a lot of downloadable pdf books there and stuff you can read right online..
[00:04] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: what!!
[00:04] <dmsuperman> ^hashbang^: Yup :P
[00:04] <steve-o> Dr_Willis - it gave me some suggestions but i want the gui
[00:05] <^hashbang^> dmsuperman: hmm, open firefox and do about:plugins
[00:05] <Dr_Willis> steve-o,  try running them and see.. i dont know what one launches the gui tool
[00:05] <evilGUI> anyone know if it's possible to have list view on the Desktop in GNOME?
[00:05] <Scunizi> dmsuperman: suprizingly the 177 drivers worked for me on my laptop with an 8400 card in hardy but wouldn't on my desktop with an 8200 card.. the 180.29 drivers actaully make the screen writes almost tolerable.
[00:05] <steve-o> thanks again
[00:05] <Huufarted> evilGUI, good idea.  I'd like that, too.
[00:06] <Scunizi> dmsuperman: desktop was intrepid
[00:06] <^hashbang^> brb
[00:06] <sathyrion> Anyone tried Savage 2?
[00:06] <dmsuperman> Scunizi: I can't even get X to start with intrepid on my desktop
[00:07] <martin_> hellow i got the script off nautilus 2.20.0 but I can compile :)
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> hey guys, Is it possible to have 2 keyboards attatch to the same x server? I'm thinking 2 player frets on fire...is it possible?
[00:07] <Dr_Willis> sathyrion,  its a fun game.. but too hard for me. :)
[00:07] <martin_> and i have nautilus internals
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> !compile | martin_
[00:07] <martin_> pdf
[00:08] <Sindacious> hmm.. are there any encryption commands in bash? other then base64
[00:08] <carthik> o/
[00:09] <^hashbang^> ActionParsnip: lol hmm, I doubt that would work =)
[00:09] <steve-o> still no luck
[00:09] <^hashbang^> Sindacious: crypt?
[00:09] <martin_> yea!! I Read some :)
[00:10] <steve-o> i see screen shots on the internet of what its supposed to look like but cant find it
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> ^hashbang^: i think it'd take some jiggery pokery but i think the system would get both inputs from the kb and replicate them as one like multiple simultaneous keypresses
[00:10] <^hashbang^> Sindacious: sudo apt-get install mcrypt
[00:10] <hikenboot> hello all anyone know a way to flash bios in a system where the manufacture doesnt have a linux install for it? installer requires a gui
[00:10] <sathyrion> Sucky gamedevelopers who wont port to linux.. is money everything??
[00:11] <Sindacious> ^hashbang^, checking it out, thanks :)
[00:11] <^hashbang^> ActionParsnip: hmm, true...good luck with that =) write up a note on how to do it once you have it working =)
[00:11] <^hashbang^> Sindacious: np
[00:11] <Dmole> commands preceded by spaces do not appear in history...why?
[00:11] <Dmole> *CLI
[00:11] <^hashbang^> Dmole: example command
[00:12] <GeffIsLegend> hey everyone, would anyone know how to get the sound on my World of Warcraft working by any chance? i cant figure it out :[
[00:12] <^hashbang^> Dmole: all my commands are in history like ps aux | grep bla
[00:12] <steve-o> doesnt sound like most people care about newbies
[00:12] <Dmole> " mount /dev/sdc1 /media/USB" vs "mount /dev/sdc1 /media/U"
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> ^hashbang^: will do, I know how to do it for 1 system, 2 monitors, 2 mice, 2 keyboards, thats fun :)
[00:12] <^hashbang^> Dmole: paste.ubuntu.com the output from `history` command
[00:12] <Dr_Willis> Dmole,  they are shown here.. history has some options that dont show/repeate/identical commands also..however.. so ls 3 times wont get shown 3 times...
[00:13] <sathyrion> I learned all my "skills" on google.. I would recommend it :D
[00:13] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: put a space in front the see if it's in history
[00:13] <^hashbang^> Dr_Willis: doh! good point, forgot about that one
[00:13] <hikenboot> never mind i will emulate a bootable cd floppy image thanks
[00:13] <Dmole> Dr_Willis: nope it' not that
[00:13] <^hashbang^>  244  ps aux | grep u
[00:14] <^hashbang^> Dmole: works fine
[00:14] <vano> Just installed debian-server with tomcat (brand new installation), however the app server doesnt seem to be serving pages, even the examples which are already installed do not work. This is an untweaked installation. Any ideas?
[00:14] <^hashbang^> ps "space" aux "space" | "space" u
[00:14] <steve-o> does anyone know how to use network manager or not
[00:14] <^hashbang^> steve-o: what's up?
[00:14] <exodus_ms> steve-o, what are you trying to do?
[00:15] <steve-o> im trying to find and use the network manager gui
[00:15] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: try this :  "space" command then look in history
[00:15] <GeffIsLegend> anyone mind helping me make the sounds in WoW work?
[00:15] <unbuttered_toast> Could anyone tell me why the 'Microphone' channel on the 'USB camera (Alsa mixer)' device in whatever the Volume Control util is keeps muting itself?
[00:15] <^hashbang^> Dmole: eh? try what?
[00:15] <exodus_ms> steve-o, ok, are you trying to connect to a wifi network?
[00:15] <steve-o> yes
[00:16] <Ximal> I have an issue where I'm trying to install a game supported by wine but when I open the dvd disc after inserting it into the tray ... Ubuntu's disc browser only shows the installer(space)tome.mpq , even after asking it to show hidden files
[00:16] <unbuttered_toast> and why there seem to be redundant devices in the list...
[00:16] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: try putting a "space" then a command like "             mount x y"
[00:16] <exodus_ms> steve-o, so your unable to 'find' an available network, or you can 'see' one that is available but unable to connect?
[00:16] <Huufarted> wow...  just installed TrueCrypt...  easiest install evar!
[00:16] <Ximal> yet when i put it in the drive and used xp. windows... to view the disc i could see it... something I can do for it to show all files ? on a disc ?
[00:16] <martin_> hey boys i can pàste some
[00:16] <steve-o> i can find and connect but i want to use network manager
[00:17] <^hashbang^> Dmole: is the mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/media38  history 39               mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/ 40  history
[00:17] <martin_> ubottu
[00:17] <gnutron> steve-o: try, /usr/sbin/NetworkManager
[00:17] <^hashbang^> Dmole: still works fine
[00:17] <bartek_> welcome, i have problem after installation of actual nvidia drivers from their webpahe 180.29 - faileed to load modul
[00:17] <exodus_ms> ! then ubottu
[00:17] <^hashbang^> steve-o: try sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart
[00:17] <Huufarted> Ximal, show all files in WIndows or in Ubuntu?
[00:17] <floatboat> can someone help me get ntop to compile properly? http://www.dpaste.com/119971 help please
[00:17] <martin_> Package compiz was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[00:17] <martin_> Perhaps you should add the directory containing `compiz.pc'
[00:17] <martin_> to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
[00:17] <martin_> No package 'compiz' found
[00:17] <martin_> /bin/sh: libtool: not found
[00:17] <martin_> make: *** [libbackground.la] Error 127
[00:17] <FloodBot1> martin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:18] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: what version are you on?
[00:18] <Ximal> Huufarted:  i set it to show hidden files using the ubuntu browser
[00:18] <^hashbang^> Int
[00:18] <Ximal> the nautilus or whatever it uses when you go to /media/cdrom0
[00:18] <Huufarted> Use the terminal and see if the files show up in 'ls -la'
[00:18] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: I'm using 2.6.24-23-generic
[00:18] <GeffIsLegend> anyone mind helping me get my sounds work on WoW please?
[00:18] <Ximal> and even so it still will not show hidden files and doing wine /xampled/installer.exe returns file not found
[00:18] <Huufarted> Ximal, sorry I don't know enough yet especially about Nautilus.  Sorry
[00:19] <Ximal> thanks for trying
[00:19] <steve-o> i get command not found
[00:19] <Huufarted> Ximal, wait
[00:19] <^hashbang^> DMole: kerenl has nothing to do with the history command =). my kernel is 2.6.27-7-generic
[00:19] <Huufarted> Ximal, type this:  ./xampled/installer.exe
[00:19] <tcpt26> hi, i'm having some probs with grub, i already check ubuntu forum and web sites but i cant find any solutions,  someone?
[00:19] <bartek_> anybody - help with nvidia
[00:19] <Huufarted> nevermind, Ximal.  DOn't do that, I'm retarded.
[00:19] <^hashbang^> !nvidia | bartek
[00:19] <Ximal> Huufarted: that doesn't work bro... nice try
[00:19] <Ximal> lol
[00:19] <exodus_ms> !details | tcpsyn
[00:19] <exodus_ms> !details | tcpt26
[00:19] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: what do you think the deciding variable would be?
[00:20] <tcpt26> ok
[00:20] <^hashbang^> DMole: hmm.. bash
[00:20] <martin_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/117489/ Help
[00:20] <^hashbang^> DMole: I'm using GNU bash, version 3.2.39(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
[00:20] <tcpt26> installed ubuntu 8.10 first then xp
[00:20] <GeffIsLegend> someone mind telling me how to get the sounds on WoW working please?
[00:20] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: how do I get that info
[00:20] <^hashbang^> !patience | GeffIsLegend
[00:21] <^hashbang^> Dmole: type `bash --version`
[00:21] <tcpt26> but xp was in sd1 and now i reinstalled vista in sd0 but update-grub dont find it
[00:21] <Ximal> anyone ?
[00:21] <^hashbang^> Ximal: what's your question?
[00:21] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: lol "    echo 'you cant see me'  "  is not in history
[00:21] <tcpt26> i already run boot_info_script and vista boot is ok
[00:21] <Sindacious> ^hashbang^, any idea how I could hash strings with that :x?
[00:21] <exodus_ms> martin_, your trying to install nautlilus?
[00:21] <martin_> yea
[00:22] <^hashbang^> Sindacious: php? perl? bash?
[00:22] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: 3.2.39(1)-release (i486-pc-linux-gnu)
[00:22] <Sindacious> ^hashbang^, I mean wit mcrypt ;o
[00:22] <Sindacious> ^hashbang^, or can you ;x
[00:22] <exodus_ms> martin_, why, did you install with no gui
[00:22] <unbuttered_toast> Could anyone tell me where to find documentation for the audio stuff in Ubuntu? must be doing it wrong; google's all noise.
[00:22] <tcpt26> i also try to edit menu.lst and then update-grub but boot list dont change
[00:22] <martin_> i have nautilus 2.20.0
[00:22] <Titan8990> !audio | unbuttered_toast
[00:22] <martin_> new
[00:22] <exodus_ms> !info nautilus
[00:22] <^hashbang^> Sindacious: check out http://www.codingforums.com/archive/index.php/t-108610.html
[00:23] <martin_> :)
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> tcpt26,  you are doing 'sudo update-grub' ?
[00:23] <redvamp128> tcpt26:  you have to gksu or sudo the gedit - in order to edit the menu.lst
[00:23] <^hashbang^> !eyeshurt
[00:23] <sara_> alias opme {
[00:23] <sara_>   /.msg chanserv op $active $me
[00:23] <sara_> }
[00:23] <sara_> alias protectme {
[00:23] <sara_>   /.msg chanserv protect $active $me
[00:23] <FloodBot1> sara_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:23] <sara_> }
[00:23] <tcpt26> of course
[00:23] <exodus_ms> martin_, should be in the repos, no need to make it
[00:23] <Huufarted> So does Nautilus work inside of GNOME or is it a replacement or what?  I'm not sure how they work together
[00:23] <^hashbang^> !flood
[00:23] <unbuttered_toast> thanks. it's actually just a usb mic i'm having trouble with. i'll see if i can figure it out.
[00:23] <^hashbang^> !flood | sara_
[00:24] <redvamp128> Huufarted: Nautilus is part of gnome-
[00:24] <martin_> no i read the manual i want compile by my script
[00:24] <Huufarted> redvamp128, is that the file manager in use by default?
[00:24] <tcpt26> here is the update.grub
[00:24] <floatboat> can someone help me get ntop to compile properly? http://www.dpaste.com/119971 help please
[00:24] <n8tuser> whoahh  Microsoft offers $250k bounty to whomever can get the "Conficker" or "Downadup" creator/author convicted..arrested
[00:24] <sara_> ^hashbang^, sorry
[00:24] <redvamp128> Huufarted:  yes but there is a way to change it if you wish
[00:24] <exodus_ms> martin_, well, have you tried installing the missing dependencies?
[00:24] <alltax> Howdy folks
[00:24] <^hashbang^> !ot | n8tuser
[00:24] <tcpt26> Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub \n Searching for default file ... found: /boot/grub/default \n Testing for an existing GRUB menu.lst file ... found: /boot/grub/menu.lst ... Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-11-generi \n Updating /boot/grub/menu.lst ... done
[00:25] <CokeNCode> Howdy alltax
[00:25] <Huufarted> Redvamp, that's not necessary.  I wanted to because the screenshots I've seen do not yet match what I have in GNOME.
[00:25] <martin_> exodus_ms,  i dont see the compiler in the web page
[00:25] <^hashbang^> hiya alltax
[00:25] <tcpt26> then i manually edited the menu.lst with vista info ... but when grub is booting ... the windows option dont show
[00:25] <exodus_ms> martin_, I'm not sure what you mean by that, are you saying you don;t see a make file
[00:25] <redvamp128> Huufarted:  can you post a screenshot at www.imagebin.ca so I can see what you see
[00:26] <alltax> I have made a little scriptfile to run xfig in a enviroment that is more suited for me but how can I make it open a file by using gnome? the script looks like this "LANG=sv_SE.ISO-8859-1 xfig -but_per_row 4"
[00:26] <Huufarted> Redvamp128, that's not necessary.  The screenshots just show preferences changed a bit.  I can work through that no problem.
[00:26] <Huufarted> Redvamp, I just jumped the gun assuming I was using something other than Nautilus, that's all.
[00:27] <redvamp128> Huufarted:  something simple if you want to see path-- click the icon that looks like a pencil and paper changes the bar inside (most common thing people don't think looks like theirs)
[00:27] <martin_> exodus_ms,  u see gnome vfs in some there...
[00:28] <^hashbang^> alltax: try ##gnome they might be able to help
[00:28] <tcpt26> i also tried to run grub and root (hd0,2) (this  is where the /boot/grub/stage1 is) and setup (hd0) but nothing
[00:28] <redvamp128> Huufarted:  though depending on your theme that can also change Nautilus.
[00:28] <alltax> I saved the file in /usr/bin and configured nautilus to open .fig files with my script but what happens is that xfig opens empty
[00:28] <Huufarted> Redvamp128, I'm actually not half as retarded as I look lol.  I even administer a few Linux servers.  However, there's just a HUGE difference between my job that uses 100% command line on Red Hat to 80% graphical Ubuntu
[00:28] <Dmole> any one else have a magic CLI? if "<space> history | tail -n 1"  dose not print itself you to have a magic CLI.
[00:28] <Dmole> bbl
[00:29] <alltax> ^hashbang^: ok! I would gues it is a bash question maby
[00:29] <dmi3on> hi all i have ubuntu and vista i use vnc4server but cant find how can i transfer files, can any one help me pls
[00:29] <n8tuser> dmi3on -> use scp please
[00:29] <Huufarted> dmi3on, my advice is to not use the VNC file transfer and instead use FTP.  BUT barring that, can you just not find the option or do the files just not transfer?
[00:30] <exodus_ms> martin_, I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time understanding what you are talking about? You are trying to install nautilus, but you don't want to use the repositories even though the version available is the newer version your trying to 'make' at the moment
[00:30] <^hashbang^> alltax: ok
[00:30] <kingsley> Does version 8.04 include Korean language support through SCIM?
[00:30] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: do you  have something like this at the end of your menu.1st file http://paste.ubuntu.com/117491/
[00:31] <dmi3on> Huufarted, its like data base every day created new file i need to send to open most of then on one computeer
[00:31] <tcpt26> and i'm executing all the commands with sudo
[00:31] <n8tuser> dmi3on -> you need a script to auto send those securely
[00:31] <Huufarted> dmi3on, my suggestion is not to use vnc but to use ftp and transfer them that way
[00:31] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: yup
[00:32] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: check this out -> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/installation/56461-grub-menu-lst-chainloader-help-needed.html
[00:32] <dmi3on> Huufarted, ok thxs very much \
[00:32] <Huufarted> I know it's not a huge amount of help, but overall it will be tons faster.
[00:33] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117492/
[00:33] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone point me in the direction of a good guide that will explain to me how to set up an account on my computer for someone to ssh into that will only allow them access to 1 specific directory (and it's subdirs) and nothing else?
[00:33] <rwparris2> is it possible to issue several commands to the terminal that execute after the previous one finishes?  like svn up;make ./configure;make install
[00:34] <Huufarted> rwparris, that should work fine
[00:34] <rwparris2> oh, ; does that?
[00:34] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: shouldn't it be root(hd0,1)?
[00:34] <rwparris2> neat :P thanks
[00:34] <kingsley> Would version 8.04 be a good choice for someone who has never used linux?
[00:35] <tcpt26> i'll try
[00:35] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: try running grub /dev/sda
[00:35] <Huufarted> rwparris2, the semicolon will seperate individual commands.  Another, slightly more ghetto way of doing it, would be to just copy the whole list of commands and paste them
[00:35] <^hashbang^> root (hd0,1)
[00:35] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: but when i had xp on sda2 the boot was (hd0,1)
[00:35] <Huufarted> and rwparris2 already left.  bah...
[00:36] <jtaji> kingsley: you are likely better off with 8.10
[00:36] <tcpt26> i think
[00:36] <redvamp128> kingsley:  yes though it is recommended to run it live first give it a try .
[00:36] <exodus_ms> kingsley, 8.04 is an LTS (long term support) other than that there is not much difference as far as learning Linux is concerned with the different distributions
[00:36] <Dmole> m1dn1ght: look up jails
[00:36] <martin_> exodus_ms,  and the make file want's install compiz fusion :S
[00:36] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: grub is installed on the mbr correct?
[00:36] <tcpt26> yup
[00:36] <afief> kingsley, rule of thumb with Linux: put the live CD in, if the drivers work, go on, if not, try another distro. repeat till you get close enough to "everything", then if you still want better support come to irc and forums
[00:36] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: ok and windows is installed on partition 1 of sda correct?
[00:36] <kingsley> jtaji: Can you elaborate on why you think 8.10 would be better for a linux newbie?
[00:36] <tcpt26> yes
[00:37] <redvamp128> kingsley:  That way you could if you don't like it not be stuck with the removal of it.
[00:37] <jtaji> kingsley: newer hardware support, bug fixes, etc.. why run an older version?
[00:37] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: ok then (hd0,0) is correct..
[00:37] <exodus_ms> martin_, ok, tell me exactly why your are trying to compile nautilus
[00:37] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: but even when i update my kernel, the boot didnt change, i had to remove the menu.lst and the update-grub
[00:37] <n8tuser> jtaji ->  far too many issues in 8.10, hang around here for a while and you'll notice
[00:37] <martin_> ./configure exodus_ms  make and make install
[00:37] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: and then update-grub
[00:38] <jtaji> n8tuser: 8.04 had issues for plenty too, and both work fine for most
[00:38] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: hmm
[00:38] <exodus_ms> martin_, no, why are you trying to compile instead of using the repos, are you looking for a more 'lightweight' file manager?
[00:38] <kingsley> jtaji: Thanks. I agree with your reasoning. You asked "why run an older version?". If I were to play devil's advocate, I might say that sometime newer software has more bugs.
[00:38] <martin_> yessssssssssssssssssssss
[00:38] <Huufarted> I use 8.10 and the only problem I've had was having to get and compile ath5k for my Atheros.
[00:39] <Huufarted> and that was a matter of downloading and typing a whole 5 commands
[00:39] <exodus_ms> !info thunar | martin_
[00:39] <redvamp128> jtaji:  For me I had issues with Nvidia Drivers and 8.10 as well as It took a lot of work to get the Webcam working- as well as had to downgrade the flash 10 to flash 9 in order to browse the web.
[00:39] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: so what happens when you run grub /dev/sda; root (hd0,0); setup (hd0); reboot
[00:39] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: nothing changes
[00:39] <n8tuser> Huufarted -> sounds are okay? common complaint here, so as X related issues
[00:39] <inertial> are there any tools for querying an nfs server, like the smbclient tool for samba?
[00:39] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: and the windows options dont shows
[00:40] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: and when you boot, can you pick a kernel option from the boot menu?
[00:40] <exodus_ms> martin_, sudo apt-get install thunar
[00:40] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: hmm
[00:40] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: yup
[00:40] <jtaji> kingsley: I don't find that true in the linux world really, I would try 8.10 first
[00:40] <n8tuser> inertial -> once mounted, you can use your common linux tools
[00:40] <Huufarted> n8tuser, no issues with sound.  Realtek audio card.  The only issue I had with sound was I had to learn to turn up ALSA for the outbound
[00:40] <jtaji> redvamp128: people have problems with every version, that's why this channel is always busy! ;)
[00:40] <martin_> atento estudio esto es CQ internacional
[00:40] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: what about replacing "Title" with "title"
[00:40] <m1dn1ght> Dmole: Thanks - will check that out
[00:40] <martin_> :)
[00:40] <exodus_ms> !es | martin_
[00:41] <redvamp128> jtaji:  though 8.04.2 runs better for me--
[00:41] <Huufarted> n8tuser, my sound was extremely low until I moved a single slider.  there it went, worked great.
[00:41] <Huufarted> I was very pleased.
[00:41] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: :P i dont even believe thats it
[00:41] <robert_zaccour> i need an icon for epiphany web browser. is there a link to what the icon is so i can use it?
[00:41] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: and for debuggin, comment out hiddenmenu
[00:41] <tcpt26> ok
[00:41] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: yea me either, but stranger things have happened on linux =)
[00:41] <exodus_ms> martin_, if you are looking for a 'lightweight' file manager type this in terminal    sudo apt-get install thunar
[00:41] <inertial> n8tuser: ah, but i cannot mount, because i don't know the share names
[00:41] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: grub/linux whatever =)
[00:42] <trygg> I'm having trouble getting GRUB to load into my windows hdd.
[00:42] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: ill give a try right now
[00:42] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: brb
[00:42] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: kk
[00:42] <trygg> It says system32\hal.dll is missing and that i should reinstall it
[00:42] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: I get the same issue on 2.6.27-11-generic (stuff missing from history if it starts with a space)
[00:42] <trygg> though i've just recently reformated
[00:42] <robert_zaccour> i need an icon for epiphany web browser. is there a link to what the icon is so i can use it?
[00:42] <^hashbang^> Dmole: eh? that's strange bro..
[00:42] <Huufarted> robert_zaccour, google it
[00:42] <robert_zaccour> i am right now
[00:42] <robert_zaccour> haven't found it yet
[00:42] <^hashbang^> trygg: hmm, that's not good
[00:43] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: not kernel not bash what else could it be?
[00:43] <trygg> ^hashbang^: it works if i put the windows disk to load first in bios though
[00:43] <trygg> so no problem with windows itself
[00:43] <Huufarted> robert_zaccour:  http://projects.gnome.org/epiphany
[00:43] <redvamp128> trygg:  can you pastebin your menu.lst as well as your sudo fdisk -l to the same pastebin and someone should be able to help you sort it out
[00:43] <robert_zaccour> thanks
[00:43] <trygg> redvamp128: I'm on it
[00:44]  * ^hashbang^ thinking about Dmoles history issue... banging head
[00:44] <redvamp128> !pastebin | trygg:
[00:44] <^hashbang^> Dmole: do you have any custom settings in your ~/.bashrc
[00:44] <Huufarted> robert_zaccour, try this:  http://swik.net/swikIcons/img-414-96x96.png
[00:44] <redvamp128> trygg:  with those someone should be able to help you get your xp into grub
[00:44] <geirha> Dmole: I haven't been following your problem, but have you tried creating a new user, and seen if it had the same symptoms?
[00:45] <robert_zaccour> thanks
[00:45] <kingsley> Can both 8.04 and 8.10 work as a so called "live CD"?
[00:45] <^hashbang^> gerirha: arrg, why didn't I think of that
[00:45] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: only color stuff
[00:45] <DarkKnight> i was trying to back up...and when i checked System > Administration..i dont have the backup option
[00:45] <Huufarted> kingsley, they can.
[00:46] <Dmole> geirha: tried it on 3 different users 2 boxes...
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> kingsley,  'desktop cd ' = 'live cd'
[00:46] <Sarai> Hi, I'm trying to install the latest version of GNOME-do, but I'm a little bit lost
[00:46] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: and nothing on one of the users
[00:46] <^hashbang^> Dmole: pastebin env > /tmp/env.out
[00:46] <Sarai> I installed A version using aptitude
[00:46] <Sarai> but I don't think it's the newest, I can't find the "docky theme"
[00:47] <trygg> http://pastebin.com/m3ddaea2c
[00:47] <exodus_ms> ^hashbang^, maybe changing these settings? I don't know?  char * history_word_delimiters   or    char * history_no_expand_chars
[00:47] <DarkKnight> i was trying to back up...and when i checked System > Administration..i dont have the backup option
[00:47] <trygg> someone who can find anything wrong with that?
[00:47] <^hashbang^> exodus_ms: hmm, good point...
[00:48] <blizzle> Sarai, You need gnome-do 0.8 from ppa I think..
[00:48] <redvamp128> change root for the windows to rootnoverify trygg
[00:48] <trygg> redvamp128: will try
[00:48] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: its working tks a lot ... i dont know why i put Title instead of title
[00:48] <redvamp128> trygg:  that is the first thing I noticed was wrong
[00:48] <redvamp128> trygg:  let me look at it some more
[00:48] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: sweet. typos are a killer
[00:48] <Sarai> blizzle: I've found some packages that I think are the right ones, but I'm a n00b. The only kinds of packages I know how to install are .deb s
[00:49] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: if you commented out the hiddenmenu, you can uncomment it now, if not, nvm
[00:49] <blizzle> Sarai, If you have a deb, right click in your file manager and open with Gdeb Installer.
[00:49] <trygg> I've just edited the default, changed (what mount says) to my drive
[00:49] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: its ok, i had it this way
[00:49] <Sarai> blizzle:  I don't have a deb
[00:49] <^hashbang^> tcpt26: cool....
[00:49] <tcpt26> ^hashbang^: tks again
[00:49] <^hashbang^> np
[00:49] <blizzle> Sarai, Google for gnome-do repository ppa
[00:49] <trygg> redvamp128: rootnoverify (hd2,0) you mean?
[00:49] <^hashbang^> !ppa
[00:49] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117496/
[00:49] <LaGeek> !compiz
[00:50] <redvamp128> yes trygg:
[00:50] <blizzle> Sarai, You'll need to add the gnome-do ppa repository to your sources list, and then the gpg key. Use Synaptic.
[00:50] <Sarai> blizzle:  <shame>I don't know how to do that...</shame>
[00:50] <blizzle> Sarai, Google is your friend.
[00:51] <redvamp128> Sarai:  Check out this page at Ubuntu Unleashed -- it tells you what you need to install it - Ubuntu Unleashed <http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/>
[00:51] <^hashbang^> Dmole: try `unset $HISTCONTROL`
[00:51] <^hashbang^> Dmole: with that setting set, I can't see my %>               ps -ef | grep u
[00:51] <gmspence> can anyone help me with routing traffic...have my ubuntu box set up as a pptp server.  clients can successfully authenticate to the server, i can run a remote x session from my mac however i cannot access the internet over the vpn connection - i want to route all traffic including web over the connection.  i have enabled net.ipv4.ip_forward to 1 in /etc/sysctl.conf but it still isn't working.  really can't think of anythi
[00:51] <gmspence> ng else.  anyone able to help please? it's driving me insane!
[00:51] <blizzle> Sarai, Also: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto
[00:52] <Sarai> redvamp128:  Hmm, I followed those instructions exactly and I don't think I got the most recent build. I'll have to try the repositories method
[00:52] <trygg> redvamp128: nothing else before i reboot and try?
[00:52] <blizzle> Sarai, Repository version worked fine for me.
[00:53] <geirha> Dmole, ^hashbang^: Make that: unset HISTCONTROL   ... without the $
[00:53] <exodus_ms> Sadok, also --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=781352
[00:53] <redvamp128> trygg:  still looking at your info
[00:53] <alpha4> How share my folder to a xp network
[00:53] <trygg> /dev/sdc1 is (hd2,0) in grub right?
[00:53] <^hashbang^> geirha: lol aye...
[00:53] <Sarai> blizzle: thanks, I'll try that. brb
[00:53] <exodus_ms> Sarai, , also --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=781352
[00:53] <Dmole> geirha: thanks
[00:53] <^hashbang^> he new what I ment.. lol
[00:53]  * ^hashbang^ seeing stars
[00:54] <Dmole> ^hashbang^: that did work
[00:54] <n8tuser> ^hashbang^ -> you are off topic bring that to another channel
[00:54] <^hashbang^> Dmole: woot, another one bytes the dust...
[00:54] <geirha> Dmole: Now you just have to figure out where that variable gets set :)
[00:54] <gmmspence>  can anyone help me with routing traffic...have my ubuntu box set up as a pptp server.  clients can successfully authenticate to the server, i can run a remote x session from my mac however i cannot access the internet over the vpn connection - i want to route all traffic including web over the connection.  i have enabled net.ipv4.ip_forward to 1 in /etc/sysctl.conf but it still isn't working.  really can't think of anyt
[00:54] <gmmspence> hi
 ng else.  anyone able to help please? it's driving me insane!
[00:55] <^hashbang^> n8tuser: eh?
[00:55] <redvamp128> trygg:  see pm
[00:55] <n8tuser> ^hashbang^ -> all your irrelevant comments, bring it to offtopic channel
[00:55] <^hashbang^> will, please keep to yourself... i'm helping people.. ty
[00:56] <tritium> ^hashbang^: stay on topic
[00:56] <Dmole> geirha: thanks ... it was set to ignoreboth .... whatever that is
[00:57] <tritium> !pm | ^hashbang^ this too:
[00:57] <akio> so does anyone in here know when we are going to get the shiny new kernel mode switching?
[00:57] <taz_> hello..... please help me an i have problem with java.. i try get in games..www.pogo.com
[00:58] <LaGeek> does ubuntu works for touch screens
[00:58] <akio> yes LaGeek
[00:58] <LaGeek> akio every version or there is a touch version
[00:58] <judget> I think i broke my libtool on my system
[00:58] <geirha> Dmole: Yes, but some file that bash reads when it starts is setting that value, so you'll need to find that file and remove the line
[00:58] <tritium> akio: 9.10, likely.  Kernel 2.6.29 won't be in 9.04
[00:58] <n8tuser> gmmspence -> umm hard to follow the issue, your client can establish a connection to your server and run an X ?
[00:59] <judget> anyone have any experience with that
[00:59] <taz_> anyone can help ??
[00:59] <geirha> Dmole: If you want it gone permanently that is
[00:59] <akio> LaGeek: search for wacom xorg driver
[00:59] <LaGeek> judget just go to synaptic and reinstall it
[00:59] <judget> ok thanks i will try that
[00:59] <codename> Does anyone know if you install the 180.29 drivers from NVIDIA's website, and you do a dist-upgrade to Jaunty when it comes out, does it have any kernel conflicts?
[01:00] <fearful> taz_ Whats the problem
[01:00] <gmmspence> n8tuser - yeah i can successfully authenticate a connection - however soon as i fire up a web browser to look at a site the connection fails.  i
[01:00] <akio> tritium: I was just hoping, I mean I should get some bells/whistles for all the Alpha breakage I live with.
[01:00] <LaGeek> codename ask #ubuntu-1
[01:00] <cjae> cdrom wont give cd back after k3b crash
[01:00] <n8tuser> gmmspence -> most likely you dont have a route to the correct gateway....i have to be off for a few, ill pick up the convo later
[01:01] <gmmspence> n8tuser: basically i can do anything with the ubuntu box.... access webmin etc just can't get onto the external network
[01:01] <cjae> eject /dev/cdrom -> not mounted
[01:01] <trygg> redvamp128: same error
[01:01] <gmmspence> ok cool thanks n8tuser
[01:01] <taz_> fearful:  i did many thing try to fix but seem not work.. u know www.pogo.com
[01:01] <taz_>  it said need java
[01:01] <fearful> taz_ Are you running firefox?
[01:02] <taz_> yes
[01:02] <fearful> cjae: Try this sudo umount /dev/cdrom0
[01:02] <fearful> cjae: sudo eject /dev/cdrom0
[01:02] <Sarai> blizzle: seems to be working!
[01:02] <robert_zaccour> that epiphany icon can't be put in the panel
[01:02] <taz_> fearful: with terminal ?
[01:02] <LaGeek> taz_ witch java you have 5??
[01:02] <maximarshall> \quit
[01:02] <fearful> taz_ Not you, cjae one sec
[01:02] <Sarai> One more question, then. Has anyone else found that the new open office is kind of buggy?
[01:02] <ksherdy> join
[01:03] <taz_> fearful:  ok im wait for u
[01:03] <arch3angel> who has experience with cell wireless cards in intrepid - i have a um175 that i can not get to work
[01:03] <LaGeek> Sarai i lost the font window :D i cant seem to bring it back :D does this help
[01:03] <LaGeek> :D
[01:03] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: what's your default route?
[01:03] <gmmspence> hashbang...how do i find that out? from pptpd.conf?
[01:03] <fearful> taz_ Did you install the java plugin for firefox?
[01:04] <taz_> yes
[01:04] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: once your client is connected to the pptp server do a netstat -rn
[01:04] <taz_> how i can fix ??
[01:04] <LaGeek> taz_ your ubuntu is??
[01:04] <arch3angel> i am out to dry if this dont work
[01:04] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: my bad, route -rn
[01:04] <unbuttered_toast> i've been in the documentation, and i can't figure this microphone out. volume control keeps disabling the recording option, and there seems to be redundant devices or something. anyone know audio?
[01:04] <Sarai> LaGeek: I suppose. It doesn't seem to get along with compiz, always crashing my window manager. I think I liked the old one better
[01:04] <arch3angel> anyone get this working
[01:04] <taz_> yes ubuntu
[01:04] <LaGeek> 8.10 taz_??
[01:04] <gmmspence> hashbang on the client or server?
[01:04] <taz_> yes 8.10
[01:04] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: well the client, being that's the one that can't get to the internet correct?
[01:05] <arch3angel> i have 8.10 with a pantech um175 from alltel same as verizon
[01:05] <LaGeek> !alsa
[01:05] <cjae> fearful: first one said not mounted second command froze
[01:05] <foolz> I am confused - if I want to change the looks of folders and other icons in ubuntu, and I am using the emerald window decorator with compiz-fusion, should I be looking for some kind of emerald theme, or am I suppose to get a metacity theme to change that stuff?
[01:05] <cjae> fearful: kill k3b?
[01:05] <LaGeek> !alsa | unbuttered_toast
[01:05] <unbuttered_toast> i'm not having trouble with audio in general. just getting this microphone working.
[01:05] <gmmspence> hashbang - on a mac - what's the bsd command?
[01:05] <fearful> cjae: Yes and if it doesn't work give me your output for sudo fdisk -l
[01:06] <taz_> frearful: where i can find java plugin  for firefox ??
[01:06] <geirha> foolz: emerald uses emerald themes, the default window decorator for compiz in ubuntu uses metacity themes
[01:06] <cjae> fearful: sudo kill -9 k3b?
[01:06] <fearful> cjae: sudo killall k3b
[01:06] <danopia> hey, what's the minimum amoutn of RAM that ubuntu server will install/work under?
[01:06] <Sarai> foolz: open the emerald theme manager
[01:06] <unbuttered_toast> also, the 8.10 volume control doesn't have a file menu. makes it a bit less easy to follow the documentation in places.
[01:07] <foolz> so emerald themes will also change the appearance of file folders and other icons (assuming that is part of the custom theme) ?
[01:07] <fearful> taz_ type sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[01:07] <Sarai> foolz: System>preferences
[01:07] <cjae> fearful: no process killed
[01:07] <taz_> frearful: how ?
[01:07] <Sarai> foolz: I think you have to do that through GNOME
[01:07] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: netstat -nr?
[01:07] <gmmspence> hashbang - i PM'd u
[01:07] <fearful> taz_: On the terminal type sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[01:08] <fearful> cjae: Result for sudo fdisk -l?
[01:08] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: doh!, can you paste.ubuntu.com that output please
[01:08] <taz_> frearful: ok standy by ok
[01:08] <fearful> taz_ I'll be here
[01:08] <geirha> foolz: No, emerald themes and metacity themes only decorate the titlebars and borders. You need an icon theme to change the icons
[01:08] <gmmspence> hashbang - lol how u mean?
[01:08] <unbuttered_toast> i can get the mic on the soundcard working, but i'm fiddling with this computer for grandparents, and they've got a usb microphone.
[01:08] <^hashbang^> !paste gmmspence
[01:08] <^hashbang^> !paste | gmmspence
[01:08] <Sarai> foolz: try gnome-look ;)
[01:09] <danopia> hey, what's the minimum amoutn of RAM that ubuntu server will install/work under? anyone know?
[01:09] <gmmspence> apologies
[01:09] <taz_> ok it said done
[01:09] <taz_> to fearful
[01:09] <n8tuser> danopia -> 256Meg is ample
[01:09] <gmmspence> hashbang http://paste.ubuntu.com/117503/
[01:09] <KDE4000> danopia: i think 64 is what is listed under minimal specs
[01:09] <danopia> n8tuser, would it workd under 128 MB?
[01:09] <fearful> taz_ now http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 and check if that works when verify version
[01:09] <gmmspence> thanks ubottu. everyday is a schoolday!
[01:09] <foolz> sarai, yeah... I'm perusing that site... it's just very confusing with all these different theme types, and window managers and window decorators and this and that, hehe
[01:09] <LaGeek> foolz try ubuntu ultimate edition or download the deb file from gnome look its 400MB but its f*** good
[01:09] <cjae> fearful: did you get it
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> ive had ubuntu run on a Pent 1 - 100mhz 128mb laptop. :)
[01:10] <n8tuser> danopia -> id try it
[01:10] <KDE4000> danopia: that depends what you are looking to do, but for most people it should
[01:10] <foolz> geirha, ah, thanks
[01:10] <danopia> KDE4000, ok... arch failed becuase it loaded everything into RAM and quickly died
[01:10] <fearful> cjae yes.
[01:10] <Sarai> foolz: I'm pmming u, k?
[01:10] <taz_> fearful: ok standy by ok
[01:10] <foolz> sarai, sure
[01:10] <Sarai> this is like the one thing i really get
[01:10] <danopia> KDE4000, and what's the lowest recomeanded CPU speed?
[01:10] <cjae> fearful: is that the dumb way to do it?
[01:10] <foolz> haha, okay :)
[01:10] <perdidopunk> anyone here know anything about dri2?
[01:10] <fearful> cjae: type sudo top and look for anything thats k3b related
[01:10] <tritium> LaGeek: we don't support Ubuntu Ultimate Edition here.  Please don't recommend it.
[01:10] <KDE4000> danopia: well 400mhz is ok
[01:10] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: hmm ok so your mac's local network is the same as the pptp servers network which won't work...
[01:10] <fearful> cjae: Dumb way? No I'm checking whats mounted on your system
[01:10] <danopia> KDE4000, it's 233 MHz
[01:10] <taz_> fearful: it said Verifying Java Version
[01:10] <taz_> Oops! You don't have the recommended Java installed.
[01:11] <danopia> KDE4000, shold i not even try isntalling? :P
[01:11] <Titan8990> does anyone know of a way to log on to WEP via CLI w/ a passphrase?
[01:11] <LaGeek> tritium sorry
[01:11] <fearful> ok
[01:11] <cjae> fearful: no I mean pm and paste
[01:11] <gmmspence> ok but when i try the connection over my 3g iphone still same result....
[01:11] <KDE4000> danopia: you can try, but you may be waiting a long time for it to install
[01:11] <KDE4000> :p
[01:11] <fearful> cjae: Now its fine
[01:11] <madmike> Just switched to ubuntu from gentoo.  anyone tell me how to change the mount points for a hard drive?  I changed it to a folder in /mnt using the (right click>properties) and now it says it can't have "/" in the mount point, and it won't mount automatically
[01:11] <fearful> taz_: Open a terminal and type java -version
[01:11] <cjae> syockit: whats up
[01:11] <tritium> Titan8990: iwconfig to set the wireless parameters.  ifconfig to configure the interface like any other
[01:11] <unbuttered_toast> Titan8990: thinking you can specify WEP keys with iwconfig
[01:11] <taz_> frearful: ok stand by
[01:12] <danopia> KDE4000, normal ubuntu failed (not even boot), and arch booted to prompt but ran out of RAM installing
[01:12] <bastid_raZor> madmike; edit your /etc/fstab file
[01:12] <n8tuser> Titan8990 ->  iwconfig eth0 key 0123-4567-89    man iwconfig
[01:12] <danopia> KDE4000, i guess this wouldn't work as a good file server then :P
[01:12] <syockit> cjae: umm, nothing much. it turned out that your bug is already a known one
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> madmike,  you mean the entries in /etc/fstab ?  or are you still in the installer? that right click stuff.. is proberly not what you want to play with.
 Sadok, also --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=781352 <<-- wt?
[01:12] <Titan8990> tritium, unbuttered_toast the iwconfig man page says that it doesn't support passphrases....
[01:12] <morph> hello
[01:12] <syockit> cjae: I got it removed by fixing some post installation script
[01:12] <Titan8990> n8tuser, that is with the key, not the passphrase, but thanks anyways
[01:12] <exodus_ms> Korfox, sorry, it was for Sarai
[01:12] <cjae> syockit: ok thanks
[01:12] <KDE4000> danopia: normal ubuntu uses a GUI, that needs lots of memory
[01:12] <Korfox> ok
[01:12] <taz_> fearful:  what it said..... java version "1.6.0_0"
[01:12] <taz_> IcedTea6 1.3.1 (6b12-0ubuntu6.1) Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_0-b12)
[01:12] <taz_> OpenJDK Client VM (build 1.6.0_0-b12, mixed mode, sharing)
[01:12] <gmmspence> hashbang - i am going to PM you some details.  i have created a user in chap-secrets - if i give u the u/name and password could you try?
[01:12] <morph> i need to create operations in shell
[01:12] <n8tuser> Titan8990 -> what passphrase?
[01:12] <Sarai> what was for me?
[01:12] <cjae> fearful: don't see anything
[01:12] <syockit> cjae: and since it was from medibuntu, the bug report was also on medibuntu's launchpad
[01:13] <madmike> ok, I didn't know if it edited the fstab or what, I didn't even think to check there.  I'll just set it there.  Thanks guys
[01:13] <cphillips> is there an option in mplayer to affect quality such as -brightness , but -quality (which does not work btw)
[01:13] <exodus_ms> Sadok, also --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=781352
[01:13] <tritium> Titan8990: no, it does
[01:13] <danopia> KDE4000, i am aware
[01:13] <Titan8990> n8tuser, the WEP passphrase
[01:13] <exodus_ms> dang it, did it again
[01:13] <fearful> taz_: sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-<IP_ADDRESS>/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
[01:13] <cjae> syockit: ok
[01:13] <Titan8990> tritium, the key section of the iwconfig man page says otherwise
[01:13] <KDE4000> danopia: ubuntu server shouldent have those kind of problems
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> cphillips,  mplayer has so many command line options.. its scary.. check the docs/homepage perhaps? i dont know of the right one off hand.. but its got a staggering amount of features.
[01:13] <KDE4000> danopia: the install for ubuntu server is text based
[01:13] <taz_> fearful : into termianl ??
[01:13] <n8tuser> Titan8990 -> not supported for now
[01:13] <Korfox> o.o
[01:13] <morph> someone can help me?
[01:13] <danopia> KDE4000, k, i'll try installing, but how well would it perform? would it be usable?
[01:14] <Korfox> hl on sadok «°.°»
[01:14] <cphillips> Dr_Willis, i have been looking but havent found anything
[01:14] <fearful> taz_: Yes
[01:14] <Titan8990> n8tuser, what do you mean for now?
[01:14] <tritium> Titan8990: iwconfig <interface> key <encryption key>
[01:14] <exodus_ms> Korfox, tab completion is kicking my butt tonight, apologies :)
[01:14] <taz_> fearful: stand by
[01:14] <KDE4000> danopia: it will be slow for installing, but after that it shouldent be so bad
[01:14] <n8tuser> Titan not supported at the moment, perhaps future versions?
[01:14] <cjae> fearful: ?
[01:14] <cjae> brb
[01:14] <Korfox> exodus_ms: my nick already was Korfox -> how did your client complete Sadok ??
[01:14] <fearful> cjae: One sec
[01:15] <danopia> KDE4000, k
[01:15] <Titan8990> tritium, ou can also
[01:15] <Titan8990>               enter the key as  an  ASCII  string  by  using  the  s:  prefix.
[01:15] <Titan8990>               Passphrase is currently not supported.
[01:15] <fearful> cjae: type sudo eject /media/cdrom0
[01:15] <exodus_ms> Korfox, did you /msg nickserv ghost Sadok ??
[01:15] <gmmspence> hashbang - PM'd u the details
[01:15] <Korfox> noch i did /nick Korfox
[01:15] <Korfox> ^^
[01:15] <Korfox> -ch
[01:15] <madmike> Dr_Willis  I checked fstab and there's no entries for any of my drives in there yet, just proc and boot and such
[01:16] <Titan8990> n8tuser, alright, what method can I use for logging on to a WEP encrypted network, in which I only have access to the passphrase? injection is possible but not an option....
[01:16] <taz_> fearful:  nothing happened
[01:16] <fearful> korfox: /msg Nickserv register korfox <password> <email>
[01:16] <Korfox> my nick is registered
[01:16] <Korfox> -NickServ- You are now identified for Korfox.
[01:16] <bastid_raZor> madmike; if you want them to be mounted on boot then adding them their would be the way to accomplish this.
[01:16] <exodus_ms> Korfox, if you registered that nick 'Sadok' you can ghost it (kill it) otherwise it will stay connected for some time
[01:16] <madmike> Dr_Willis  Alright I'll just do that then.  Thanks man
[01:16] <n8tuser> Titan8990 -> i dont know yet, let me think about that
[01:17] <Titan8990> n8tuser, i suppose I can compile a GUI tool if I have to, but I would assume that any GUI tool is more or less a front-end for a CLI tool
[01:17] <flashkidd> ls
[01:17] <fearful> taz_: restart xserver press ctrl + alt + backspace and come back here maybe that will help.
[01:17] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: on your mac, can you ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:17] <madmike> bastid_raZor  Thanks for the help too
[01:17] <Korfox> exodus_ms, this was not my problem - i just was nicked as Sadok becaouse i had a disconnect - usually i'm Korfox... - but after i did /nick Korfox you wrote sth. with Sadok, .... - nick completion wouldn't work like this
[01:17] <taz_> ok
[01:17] <n8tuser> Titan8990 -> correct, front end for the cli
[01:17] <bastid_raZor> madmike; good luck.
[01:17] <benjamin_1> I need help with xubuntu ethernet connection from ISP ptd.net
[01:18] <gmmspence> hashbang - when connected over vpn yes
[01:18] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: ok 1 sec
[01:18] <Korfox> but now i'll have some sleep - good night, good fight
[01:19] <exodus_ms> Korfox, don't know
[01:19] <fearful> cjae: its cdrom0
[01:19] <fearful> cjae: not just cdrom
[01:20] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: tryin to ping <IP_ADDRESS> from your mac
[01:20] <gmmspence> hashbang: yup can ping that ok
[01:21] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: ok so you can access google, it looks as though you are able to get to the internet, just no name resolution..
[01:21] <taz_> frearful: im back it still not work.. it said Java Not Found or Not Working
[01:21] <gmmspence> hashbang...ohhhhhhhh
[01:21] <MrSmurfing> Hello
[01:21] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: try adding your isp's DNS servers to your mac
[01:22] <ari_stress> good morning all :)
[01:22] <taz_> fearful: im back it still not work.. it said java not found or not working
[01:23] <Titan8990> Can anyone confirm that it is possible to log in to a WEP network using passphrase in linux?
[01:23] <benjamin_1> I need help with xubuntu ethernet connection from ISP ptd.net
[01:23] <gmmspence> hashbang - ok i can try that...however i tend to jump about the country a lot and say for example i'm in a hotel and on their wifi that wouldn't work would it?
[01:23] <fearful> taz_: Ok lets re-install, type sudo apt-get remove sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[01:23] <Titan8990> fearful, IMO if you are reinstalling in an attempt to fix problems you should use --purge
[01:23] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: well, why would you need to pptp into your server to use the internet?
[01:23] <taz_> fearful: ok
[01:24] <gmmspence> hashbang - just because i don't like them nosing about what i'm doing
[01:24] <fearful> titan8990: very true.
[01:24] <djnel> So new Linux User, NO experience on Linux, nuked windows entirely 2 days ago and installed Ubuntu. LOVING it, wish I had done this earlier :) My pc's brains are now spent doing what its told instead of just trying to cope with the OS
[01:24] <gmmspence> hashbang - would bit torrent traffic also be able to go over the vpn?
[01:24] <MrSmurfing> I'm having trouble with my screen... it's an LG60 1080p TV. When I set xorg.conf to use 1920x1080 it doesn't work, but when I boot in a lower res then I can change it to 1920x1080 using the NVIDIA X server settings.
[01:24] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> what have you done to troubleshoot?
[01:25] <fearful> taz_: sudo apt-get purge
[01:25] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: if dns is working, I don't see why not
[01:25] <fearful> instead of remove
[01:25] <tritium> MrSmurfing: are you using nvidia-glx driver?
[01:25] <taz_> frearful: which one yes or no ??
[01:25] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: Too much to remember. I'm looking to start new! haha
[01:25] <fearful> yes
[01:25] <MrSmurfing> tritium: how do I tell? I have "Load   "glx" in my modules section
[01:25] <taz_> fearful: ok
[01:25] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> no point then for me to assist you, you will not remember and dish out what we will advise you
[01:26] <tritium> MrSmurfing: it would list "nvidia" as the Driver in the "Device" section of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:26] <MrSmurfing> yes, it does
[01:26] <tritium> MrSmurfing: one of nvidia's options is: Option         "TVStandard" "HD1080p"
[01:26] <taz_> fearful: done with yes,,, so next is sudoapt- get urge ??
[01:26] <MrSmurfing> tritium: I will try adding that and see what happens.
[01:27] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: I'm very confused.  I can give you any information you need with a simple "insert this into terminal" and I printed out ipconfig /all in cmd on windows side
[01:27] <fearful> taz_: did you just do sudo apt-get purge or sudo apt-get purge sun-java6-jre
[01:27] <tritium> MrSmurfing: for more info, read /usr/share/doc/nvidia-glx-177/README.txt.gz
[01:28] <taz_> u said  re install.. sudo apt - get remove sun - java6 - jre sun java6 plugin
[01:28] <fearful> taz_: yea type that again but instead of remove purge
[01:28] <pm> Are you guys by chance talking about upgrading to the latest Java?
[01:28] <taz_> already
[01:28] <fearful> taz_: so it completley removes absolutely everything
[01:28] <gmmspence> hashbang - i entered in a public dns which should work anywhere yeah? well ur the chihuahua's cahoonas because it worked!
[01:28] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> tell us what you have .. your network layout? wht is connected to what?
[01:29] <taz_> fearful: now what next for install?
[01:29] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: cool..
[01:29] <fearful> taz_: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[01:29] <fearful> taz_ wait
[01:29] <taz_> fearful: ok stand by
[01:29] <^hashbang^> gmmspence: I would do more reading up on poptop server and configs... I'm sure there is a way to make DNS happen on the client end without editing the client by hand
[01:30] <benjamin_1> n8tuser:  Ethernet connected from a multi tenant router, ISP ptd.net, Under Windows side, I have to insert a username and password in to get connected.  Do you need anymore information?
[01:30] <MrSmurfing> tritium: Great, thanks - I just copied that to my desktop.. I'm rebooting now to see what happens.
[01:30] <madmike> how do i get libdvdcss to play dvd's?
[01:30] <fearful> taz: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-fonts sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[01:30] <gmmspence> hashbang i will do - was wanting to set up open vpn but it doesn't work with iphone (yet)
[01:30] <^hashbang^> madmike: try using mplayer or xine, or totem
[01:30] <taz_> fearful:   done
[01:31] <CokeNCode> hey, guys, what was the name of the anti virs software suggested earlier again ?
[01:31] <CokeNCode> :$
[01:31] <^hashbang^> ClamAV
[01:31] <fearful> taz_: done installing?
[01:31] <taz_> yes
[01:31] <^hashbang^> http://www.clamav.net/
[01:31] <CokeNCode> thanks ^hashbang^
[01:31] <^hashbang^> np
[01:31] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> username and password? to get to use your router?
[01:31] <theUg> Hi. Anybody knows of good solution to Network Manager keyring password for auto-login users?
[01:32] <benjamin_1> yes.  Its an apartment complex internet is supplied to each building and each tenent is given a username and password to login
[01:32] <pm> Can someone help me with installing the latest Java into Intrepid?  I've followed the instructions at Java.com to the letter but my system doesn't see it nor does Firefox.
[01:32] <ngamber> anyone familiar with the recent issue with 2.6.27 kernels and requiring all_generic_ide in grub in order to boot?
[01:32] <madmike> <^hashbang^   ctotem and xine tell me i need libdvdcss and kmplayer gives me an error
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> pm,  i normallly just install the java from the repos.. and it works.. ive never had to go to java.com
[01:33] <unop> ^hashbang^, you can use DHCP to push DNS servers to the client - otherwise make changes to your DNS server configuration (which the clients use)
[01:33] <^hashbang^> madmike: hmm not sure sorry
[01:33] <fearful> taz_ tell me when its done
[01:33] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> okay, do you know what handshake protocol it uses to get this authentication? PAP chap? ?
[01:33] <unop> theUg, i believe the only solution at this time is to not use a passphrase for the default keyring
[01:33] <Schuenemann> pm use apt to install it. it sun-java-jre or something like that
[01:33] <madmike> ^hashbang^  np thanks though
[01:33] <^hashbang^> unop: well his pptp server is handing out IP's, and if he doesn't have DHCP relay setup, that would explain why the client isn't getting DNS
[01:33] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu > madmike :: this will get things working for you.
[01:33] <benjamin_1> no, but if you informed me how to recieve this information I would be more than glad to find out
[01:34] <taz_> fearful:
[01:34] <taz_> The page you requested could not be found.
[01:34] <Schuenemann> for firefox, you have to create a link
[01:34] <n8tuser> !who | benjamin_1
[01:34] <fearful> schuenemann: sun-java6-jre
[01:34] <fearful> taz_: yes
[01:34] <Light121> Anybody available to help me with installation issues?
[01:34] <theUg> unop: How do I change that? I was messing with gdm as per wtite-ups, but couldn’t make it work
[01:34] <fearful> !justask | Light121
[01:34] <unop> theUg,  use the gnome-keyring-manager
[01:34] <pm> Thanks for the replies but the Java in the repos isn't the latest versions.  :\
[01:34] <exodus_ms> pm, but it works!
[01:35] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: sorry about that...thought i put your name in front
[01:35] <Light121> Sorry about that.
[01:35] <benjamin_1> ubotu: sorry
[01:35] <Light121> ._. I cannot install Ubuntu 8.10 in MS Virtual PC. I have tried the following: "On the Install Ubuntu screen, where you have the F1-F6 prompts at the bottom, hit F4 and then select “Safe Graphics Mode”.  Then hit F6, and you’ll see the command line for the install.  Delete quiet splash and add vga=791 noreplace-paravirt at the end.  Then follow the normal install procedure." I followed...
[01:35] <Light121> ...install procedure and it always ends with "squashfs: version 3.3 (2007/10/31) Phillip Lougher"
[01:35] <FloodBot1> Light121: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:35] <fearful> light121: no problem
[01:35] <lyc2109> ?
[01:35] <theUg> unop: through terminal, or is there GUI? I have seahorse installed
[01:35] <FireVai> lil off topic, but i have a 200 gig storage drive i just cant get mounted or to boot or anything
[01:35] <FireVai> when i try to put a new partition on it.. its only 29gigs
[01:36] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> try  sudo pppoe    (am assuming it is installed on your system)
[01:36] <FireVai> i'm trying to whipe the whole drive, and fornat it to ext2
[01:36] <_hc> hey all, I am currently struggling to get my trackpad working fully with Intrepid on a MacBook Pro 3rd gen
[01:36] <unop> theUg, it's a GUI app - i don't really remember how to access it through the menu as i don't run gnome .. configuring seahorse would also do (i believe)
[01:36] <fearful> taz_ did it work?
[01:36] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> try   sudo pppoeconf    (am assuming it is installed on your system)
[01:36] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: one second
[01:36] <taz_> fearful: it said the page you requested could notbe found
[01:36] <_hc> anyone know the details of this?  I have followed a howto with no luck.  I am very linux savvy, but this one eludes me
[01:36] <taz_> fearful: not work
[01:36] <fearful> taz_: well if it does not find the page its not because of the java plugin.
[01:37] <ngamber> anyone know anything about the recent 2.6.227 kernels going into busybox on boot while using SATA?
[01:37] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> btw, one tenant can have multiple logins? or only allowed one?
[01:37] <Light121> http://pastebin.com/m7946e872 I really need to learn to read rules first.
[01:37] <taz_> fearful: where i can download ???
[01:37] <pm> My Java app crashes Firefox and Opera when  it launches.  The FAQ for the app suggests updating Java.  I've just had no luck using Sun's instructions.
[01:37] <lyc2109> asl
[01:37] <fearful> taz_: you'll have to excuse me I have dinner, I will get back as soon as I'm done :S
[01:37] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: only allowed one
[01:38] <taz_> fearful: that allright
[01:38] <theUg> unop: thanks, and one last Q: what words should I look for in the manager? I’m not familiar with all that keyring mumbo, and sure I fully understand what’s going on (I read the man, though. :))
[01:39] <danopia> ACPI: BIOS age (1998) fails cutoff (2000)
[01:39] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> am guessing your ISP provides a pppoe connectivity for you.. here is a guide  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE
[01:39] <danopia> lol
[01:39] <_hc> anyone ever debugged hal .fdi file configurations?
[01:40] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: All devices found I found 3 ethernet devices: eth0, pan0, wlan0.  Are all your ethernet interffaces listed above?
[01:40] <_hc> I want to get my trackpad working fully
[01:40] <pm> Anyone know if the latest Java is available in backports?
[01:41] <unop> theUg, well, again, i'm not sure as i don't run gnome - but when i configured it, i had to delete the 'default' keyring so that the next time an app wanted to use it, you would be prompted to set a password for it - at which point you leave it blank
[01:41] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> nope, but wireless acts like an ethernet..   anyhow do not have both interfaces  eth0 and wlan0 connected to same router unless you know how to manipulate your route tables
[01:41] <Mr_Goodkat> good morning
[01:41] <linny1> how can one get the unlock or add user button to work in ubuntu 8.04 i cant add users ?
[01:41] <Mr_Goodkat> does anyone have an idea why my umpc wont recognize my cf card?
[01:42] <theUg> unop: cool. If GUI fails, I’ll just delete the keyring file, I’ve read about that. Appreciated.
[01:42] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: what??
[01:42] <dmi3on> hi all, i have problem with network sharing between ubuntu and vista, vista folders i access from XP its ask for passwd, but from ubuntu when i double clik on vista PC i get just empty folder
[01:42] <Mr_Goodkat> im using intrepid mid and dmesg says smth like pcmcia card removed/added when i plug it in
[01:43] <tranceparance> Does anyone know how to connect to multiple VPN's in Ubuntu?
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> dmi3on,  i have to enter the path to the share for some odd reaon for my machines    ie: smb://windowsserver/sharename   THEN it will ask
[01:43] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> responding to your query, and given you advise too
[01:44] <dmi3on> Dr_Willis, you mean sharename name of a folder ?
[01:44] <n8tuser> tranceparance -> you have multiple clients?
[01:44] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: I'm sorry but what you said didn't make sense to me, can you please explain it better.
[01:44] <n8tuser> tranceparance -> you have multiple vpn  clients?  then for each connection you use one client.. be careful of your routing though
[01:44] <linny1> how can one get the unlock or add user button to work in ubuntu 8.04 i cant add users ?
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> dmi3on,  the shared folder has a 'share' name - yes...
[01:45] <leo_rockway> linny1: you need root privileges
[01:45] <tranceparance> N8... I would like to connect to a VPN and one in the USA and want to connect to both at the same time... the GUI for VPN in Ubuntu is of no use :-|
[01:45] <dmi3on> Dr_Willis, thanks
[01:45] <leo_rockway> linny1: try using gksudo
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> dmi3on,  then i bookmark the location. :)
[01:45] <linny1> leo_rockway: gk sudo what ?
[01:45] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  My laptop makes a clicking sound whenever I disconnect the power cord, after a somewhat longish delay (2-5 seconds).  Does this happen to anyone else?  What might be causing it?  ISTR this starting to happen after a software upgrade...
[01:45] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> do not have two nics connected to same subnet, because your packet will not know which nic  it will take to get out of your box.. if you dont understand this, you need to do some networking tutorial
[01:45] <baz> hey gang, everytime I boot I run some bash scripts (mainly to mount SSHFS drives). Whats a good, clean way to run/manage a bunch of boot scripts? I know I can stick things in "sessions", but it seems ugly to reference many disparate .sh files in there. Are there any little apps that help you organize lots of little .sh scripts? Is there some 'best practice' I could follow? Cheers...
[01:45] <linny1> i thought that was the idea of the unlock button
[01:45] <craigbass1976> is there a photocopy app for ubuntu?  Not xsane, which just scans, butone that will complete the whole process?
[01:46] <dmi3on> Dr_Willis, ok :)
[01:46] <Tabidachi> jonaskoelker, what about when you plug the cord in?
[01:46] <leo_rockway> linny1: I don't know what the name of the app is. Alternatively you can do all that from console.
[01:46] <jonaskoelker> baz: create your own private /etc/init.d?
[01:46] <jonaskoelker> Tabidachi: no sound
[01:46] <leo_rockway> linny1: yes, that sounds weird, the unlock button should unlock
[01:46] <Tabidachi> jonaskoelker, what desktop enviroments are installed on your computer?
[01:47] <yoyoned> baz call the scrpts from /etc/rc.local
[01:47] <linny1> leo_rockway: im aware i could do it in terminal im trying to establish if my install is bad there seems to be somthing wrong here
[01:47] <jonaskoelker> Tabidachi: gnome 2.24.1 (2008-10-24)
[01:47] <benjamin_1> n8tuser:  I'm sorry but I thought this area was for help, not know-it-alls putting down people who are learning.
[01:47] <unop> baz, if they're user scripts - what i would do is create a single script (called from the session) that invoked other scripts in turn
[01:47] <tranceparance> alternatively.... if you can suggest a good VPN GUI client that will connect to OpenVPN server... that would be a great help
[01:47] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> no no, it does not mean i have to hand hold you every step of the way, you have to do your part
[01:47] <linny1> leo_rockway: you see the os is preinstalled on a dedicated server
[01:47] <leo_rockway> linny1: I don't use Gnome so I wouldn't be able to check it on my installation... perhaps somebody else could check it for you
[01:48] <linny1> leo_rockway: yes me too i use openbox on my local machine
[01:48] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> you are asking me about concepts and i have no patience to explain the details to your today
[01:48] <jrib> linny1: what is the output « groups »
[01:48] <linny1>  jrib admin
[01:48] <mib_z0uxs4> Hello all, im starting in the computer security field and im trying to execute a buffer overflow in a program "i made the app my self" and i turned off stack randomization in the OS and compiled with gcc with the -fno-stack-protector flag but no matter what i do i cant overwrite the eip pointer
[01:49] <mib_z0uxs4> is there some other stack protection i need to disable?
[01:49] <benjamin_1> n8tuser: Would tomorrow be a better day?
[01:49] <n8tuser> mib_z0uxs4 -> perhaps get an older kernel that has a known issues, newer ones are patched
[01:49] <n8tuser> benjamin_1 -> depends, of what i may have for breakfast
[01:49] <jonaskoelker> mib_z0uxs4: are you just trying to make your program crash?
[01:49] <mib_z0uxs4> oh yes im tryin this on ubuntu 8.10
[01:49] <baz> unop, your suggestion seems very good, what do u think of yoyoned's rc.local suggestion? Better, worse, matter of preference?
[01:49] <leo_rockway> benjamin_1: being told to read a tutorial is not being a know-it-all that puts down people
[01:49] <linny1> jrib: the oputput is : admin
[01:49] <jrib> linny1: really?  that's the full output?
[01:50] <linny1> jrib: yes
[01:50] <jrib> linny1: erm, so you've messed with groups?
[01:50] <unop> baz, /etc/rc.local is run as root - which means all scripts spawned from it are run as root too - now, that might not be what you want
[01:50] <mib_z0uxs4> jona: nope im trying to overwrite the eip pointer
[01:50] <Dillizar> what is the command line for removing flash plugin for mozilla
[01:50] <linny1> jrib; no its a brand new dedicated server just logged onto it now
[01:50] <^hashbang^> mib_z0uxs4: check out http://kerneltrap.org/node/5783
[01:50] <jonaskoelker> mib_z0uxs4: to a particular value, I take it?
[01:50] <mib_z0uxs4> i can make the program seg fault
[01:50] <Tabidachi> jonaskoelker, may I private message you?
[01:50] <jonaskoelker> Tabidachi: sure
[01:50] <jrib> linny1: are you using ubuntu?
[01:50] <benjamin_1> leo_rockway: I understand that.
[01:51] <linny1> yes ubuntu 804 lts
[01:51] <mib_z0uxs4> at this point im just trying to overwrite with AAA's
[01:51] <mib_z0uxs4> the app i made has a buff size of 10
[01:51] <jrib> linny1: did the install complete successfully?  This is not normal behavior.  Your user should have more groups...
[01:51] <unop> baz, the advantage of rc.local is that it is run on boot - even when a user has not logged on physically at a console - and that can be used to launch script in the background - but usually you'd write your own init script then
[01:51] <mib_z0uxs4> and even if i send a 100 A's to it i cant overwrite eip
[01:52] <n8tuser> mib_z0uxs4 -> umm why not try it againts older kernels? you may have better luck with the older ones..like 2.6.11 perhaps..
[01:52] <^hashbang^> mib_z0uxs4: did you take a look at http://kerneltrap.org/node/5783
[01:52] <baz> unop, ahh, very important to knnow because actually some of the scripts would not work if run as root (which is sudo, right?) - strange I know, usually root is not safe but atleast gets u where u want to go - in my case i wouldn't be able to get there
[01:52] <linny1> jrib: the hosting company install the os not me
[01:52] <shaft0> Has anyone in here worked with VirtualBox?  I've just installed it, and it works well until I use the mouse in the VM and then want to use it in the host desktop
[01:52] <shaft0> After I use it in the VM, if I use it elsewhere, I can move it fine, but clicks do NOT register.
[01:52] <jrib> linny1: well this isn't a default install
[01:52] <mib_z0uxs4> i will give it a try then n8tuser and hashbang
[01:52] <n8tuser> shaft0 -> you have to press a key combo? perhaps  ctl+alt ?
[01:52] <mib_z0uxs4> i mean thanx guys lol
[01:52] <linny1> shaft0: rgt ctrl id the toggle
[01:52] <Mr_Goodkat> is there any support/channel for ubuntu MID ?
[01:52] <|ns|nR8> right control button shaft0 i think it is
[01:53] <Adross> I just upgraded my system, and suddenly my nvidia driver doesn't work
[01:53] <unop> baz, sudo can be used to run script as other users too - not just as root
[01:53] <Adross> is this a common problem?
[01:53] <linny1>  shaft0: you should install guest additions
[01:53] <shaft0> n8tuser: well I have to click to get out of it, yes, right ctrl, and I can move it around the host desktop just fine
[01:53] <shaft0> but clicks do not register after that.
[01:53] <shaft0> guest additions?
[01:53] <bastid_raZor> Adross; reinstall the driver
[01:53] <Adross> bastid_raZor: tried that
[01:54] <n8tuser> shaft0 -> well as we have advised you, key combos to get it out of vmware and back to host -- switching back and forth
[01:54] <bastid_raZor> Adross; upgraded from what to what?
[01:54] <linny1> shaft0: in the top menus on the vm there will be an option to install guest additions
[01:54] <Adross> just a regular apt-get upgrade
[01:54] <cjae> how do I do a file system check on my / (reiserfs) and /home (reiserfs), how do I get to a run level where I umount them?
[01:54] <jonaskoelker> in power mgmt prefs, there's a "use sound to notify in event of an error".  Where are such errors logged?
[01:54] <n8tuser> cjae  init level 1 ?
[01:54] <television> How do I set up Ubuntu (Intrepid Ibex) to always use my TV as the main monitor (instead of VGA or whatever)? My TV is plugged into the S-video on my Radeon HD 2400 PRO video card.
[01:55] <bastid_raZor> Adross; what was updated? which version of ubuntu? did you install the nVidia drivers via restricted manager?
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> cjae,  you could use a live cd..  thats how i normally do it. :) but im lazy - this lets me fsck the drives.. while i am playing games from the live cd.
[01:55] <jrib> cjae: a check will be run if you create a file named forcefsck in the roof of the partition
[01:55] <shaft0> linny: it's greyed out
[01:55] <tananda> it
[01:55] <cjae> n8tuser: tried that but it freezes on the stupid ubuntu splash screen
[01:55] <fearful> taz_: ok i'm back are you still here?
[01:55] <linny1> shaft0: what os is the guest ?
[01:55] <shaft0> n8tuser: I'm using the keycombos to get in and out of it, but the problem persists
[01:55] <shaft0> XP
[01:56] <linny1> strange
[01:56] <mcstinky> good evening everyone, anyone here strong in wine, and being good with netbook remix is a plus too =p
[01:56] <Adross> bastid_raZor: not sure, a variety of packages. Intrepid, and yes
[01:56] <cjae> Dr_Willis: that is good idea
[01:56] <linny1> shaft0: unmount the cd
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> cjae,  i got a Ubuntu-bootable-thumbdrive i often use :)
[01:56] <linny1> shaft0: then try iy
[01:56] <linny1> it
[01:56] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: it's usually a good idea to just ask your question
[01:56] <cjae> Dr_Willis: got one too
[01:56] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, ah right okay
[01:56] <shaft0> I can switch between XP and Ubuntu no problem, using the key combos, but if I use the mouse, it will work fine in the guest os, but when i try to go back to either of them it doesn't work
[01:56] <shaft0> linny: there is no CD mounted.
[01:56] <bastid_raZor> Adross; what errors are you getting in ~/.xsession-errors related to nvidia?
[01:56] <cjae> brb
[01:57] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: then if someone can help you they will
[01:57] <shaft0> I managed to get through the full install
[01:57] <shaft0> so im in the OS,
[01:57] <linny1> shaft0: did you use a real cd or an iso
[01:57] <Dieg0> hi, i need help.
[01:57] <mcstinky> well I'm in the status of completely elimitating windows, and I'm trying to get warcraft 3 working, I've installed through wine, but it crashes upon opening the game itself, and I get a black screen during the intro
[01:57] <fearful> dieg0: shoot
[01:57] <Dieg0> fearful tks!
[01:57] <Adross> bastid_raZor: nothing. Thanks, but I think this might be a kernal issue
[01:57] <cjae> jrib: sudo touch forcefsck ? in /
[01:58] <Dieg0> i download the last version 8.10
[01:58] <jrib> cjae: for /, sure
[01:58] <shaft0> i used an ISO of my XP disc that I integrated sp3 into
[01:58] <jrib> !enter | Dieg0
[01:58] <Dieg0> and when i restart i get: grub>
[01:58] <linny1> shaft0: pm
[01:58] <Dieg0> and i dont know what can i do...
[01:58] <fearful> dieg0: nothing happens when you restart with the CD in, just a grub>
[01:58] <cjae> jrib: does that work for reiserfs? thought it had to be reiserfsck?
[01:59] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: if you didn't do it yet, you should check this: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1177
[02:00] <ngamber> anyone know anything about the recent 2.6.27 kernels and sata hardware causing drops to busybox on boot?
[02:00] <jrib> cjae: I don't know, but I imagine so.
[02:00] <Dieg0> yes fearful i get that.. now im with vista ultimate and i want to remove and install or test the liveCD and only see "grub> press TAB por commands" :S
[02:00] <fearful> dieg0: did you burn it correctly
[02:00] <mustangg> hey the chan.. Q: if I install fresh then restore my /home from an rsnapshot mount, are there any specific problems which could arise that would require me to chmod ".dmrc "?
[02:00] <jrib> cjae: apparently not (from google)
[02:01] <vandrar> hi
[02:01] <aaditya1> Dieg0: consider upgrading to Windows XP - know your rights
[02:01] <Dieg0> fearful im back..
[02:01] <nickrud> mustangg, owner most likely. You can simply delete that file
[02:01] <fearful> dieg0: did you burn the cd correctly
[02:01] <mib_z0uxs4> darn, i cant make the magic happen :( ok well can i get older kernels with apt?
[02:01] <fearful> dieg0: that happens when the CD has a defect or was not burnt correctly
[02:01] <n8tuser> cjae -> i dont recall having a different command to fsck an reiserfs  filesystem, it should work eh?
[02:02] <Consulta> hello, can someone help about shutdown isues whit ubuntu?
[02:02] <Dieg0> i dont know... i check for "check the files" nero.
[02:02] <blueraven> do you guys know, considering portable ex hd's have a slow transfer rate does that mean it would make an operating system run on them run very slow on a computer?
[02:02] <fearful> !justask | consulta
[02:02] <_2> so, i have this laptop, and i plug this monitor in, and xorg goes to smack.   anyone know how to configure xorg to use the external monitor ?
[02:02] <Dieg0> fearful speak spanish?
[02:02] <mustangg> nickrud: can you be more specific, I'm a little slow tonight :)
[02:02] <fearful> dieg0: pm me, yes I do my native language
[02:03] <n8tuser> blueraven -> slight slowness, you want it hyperspeed? then use a fixed disk installed?
[02:03] <Mr_Goodkat> does anyone have an idea why my umpc wont recognize my cf card?
[02:03] <Mr_Goodkat> im using intrepid mid and dmesg says smth like pcmcia card removed/added when i plug it in
[02:04] <nickrud> mustangg, it simply records what desktop session you're running; if it doesn't exist it will be created. _Why_ it exists and breaks startup if it's not 600 I have no clue
[02:04] <blueraven> well, I think my hd in my laptop is 300MB/s because it's sata2..an external hd which is usb2 is like 20MB/s so wouldn't it run an operating system 10 times slower?
[02:04] <Mr_Goodkat> but there are no new devices under /dev
[02:04] <heatmzzr> what is the command to move a file as root?
[02:04] <GeffIsLegend> hey anyone mind telling me how to get sounds in WoW working
[02:04] <cedeel> heatmzzr, sudo mv
[02:04] <diginux> heatmzzr: sudo mv file newfile
[02:04] <Mr_Goodkat> sudo mv /file /destination
[02:05] <n8tuser> blueraven -> dont forget the kernel is ran on ram not on hd, only if it needs something from the disk where it has to swap
[02:05] <dogmagitron> hello any of you good folks know how to automatically set the title of a tab in gnome-terminal to the last command executed?
[02:05] <television> How do I set up Ubuntu (Intrepid Ibex) to always use my TV as the main monitor (instead of VGA or whatever)? My TV is plugged into the S-video on my Radeon HD 2400 PRO video card.
[02:05] <themusicgod1> is there anything special I should be doing to make sure that the linux kernel detects both cores of an amd64 machine?
[02:05] <cedeel> or, sudo su, then mv file destination
[02:05] <themime> net
[02:05] <blueraven> n8tuser-does that include for windows?
[02:05] <_2>  does anyone know how to configure xorg to use the external monitor ?
[02:05] <tritium> cedeel: sudo -i, even
[02:05] <Mr_Goodkat> su changes the terminal to root, why use sudo and su in one command
[02:05] <_2> cedeel sudo -i
[02:05] <tritium> Mr_Goodkat: don't.
[02:05] <n8tuser> blueraven -> yes, both uses ram
[02:06] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, thanks, that actually helped some =D I got into the game, but it's extremely laggy... could it be graphics driver issues?
[02:06] <cedeel> Mr_Goodkat, for the fun of it
[02:06] <Dieg0> tks fearful! :)
[02:06] <Mr_Goodkat> lol cedeel
[02:06] <themime> i was playing around with my panels and removed the main on that had the network thing that you could click to display a list of available wireless connections - i can't find it again to readd it, only the network configuration and network connection, neither of which show that info
[02:06] <Mr_Goodkat> how do i change the menus/taskbar in ubuntu mid?
[02:06] <blueraven> n8tuser: so then for program files on startup, that part is slower
[02:07] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: could be. Depends on your drivers too. Try disabling compiz if you are using it...
[02:07] <mcstinky> I read somewhere that ubuntu has a native driver for the GMA 950 mobile graphics chip, is this true, or will I need to install a new graphics driver?
[02:07] <n8tuser> blueraven -> yes
[02:07] <Mr_Goodkat> it uses hildon as desktop but i didnt figure out how to confgure it
[02:07] <_2> cedeel one could use sudo su -    but sudo -i   does the same thing basicly, with less overhead.
[02:07] <Consulta> Who can helpme with a computer stuff?
[02:07] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: Intel has free graphics included in the installation.
[02:07] <GeffIsLegend> hey anyone mind telling me how to get sounds in WoW working
[02:07] <Mr_Goodkat> I read somewhere that ubuntu has a native driver for the GMA 950 mobile graphics chip, is this true, or will I need to install a new graphics driver? <--- the gma 950 works out of the box in interpid
[02:07] <leo_rockway> !ask | Consulta
[02:08] <Mr_Goodkat> driver is "intel" although some pcs work just with "vesa" and crash when you use "intel"
[02:08] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, ah right.. okay so it is not a driver issue then I can gather
[02:09] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: it could be a driver issue. You most likely need nonfree drivers.
[02:09] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: unless you have Intel.
[02:09] <Dr_Willis> GeffIsLegend,  i would have to suggest checking the wine app database.
[02:09] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | GeffIsLegend
[02:10] <Mr_Goodkat> how do i change the menus/taskbar in ubuntu mid? how can i configure the hildon desktop?
[02:10] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, my lspci lists a intel 945GM/GMS as VGA
[02:10] <Mr_Goodkat> there is not even a button/function to powerdown
[02:10] <booksbuggy> nope
[02:11] <booksbuggy> that's taken out for some reason
[02:11] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: then I don't know where the problem could be.
[02:11] <ngamber> anyone know anything about the recent problem with ubuntu dropping to a busybox shell on every boot?
[02:11] <Matir> ngamber, haven't run into it
[02:11] <booksbuggy> ngamber what you mean?
[02:11] <tritium> ngamber: sounds like an isolated problem
[02:12] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, you've been a great help so far, I got in to the game, so thank you for that =D I'm still reading the page for some fixes etc, maybe something else there fixes my problem
[02:12] <ngamber> tritium: there's quite a few people this this, on the forums, launchpad, etc. i figured it was pretty common
[02:12] <tritium> ngamber: ah, if that's the case, then I'd agree
[02:13] <booksbuggy> ngamber, what you mean by dropping to a busybox shell?
[02:13] <ngamber> tritium: no one has a solution that i've seen, except for upgrading to a newer kernel... just tried the latest intrepid and jaunty ones and neither's helped
[02:13] <[NB]> is there a fix for the shutdown splashscreen, freezes in firefox with nvidia 180 drivers?
[02:13] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: if you can't fix the problem leave a comment in that page and maybe someone else can tell you what's going on. I rarely use WINE and I never played any games with it, so unfortunately that's as much as I can help you.
[02:13] <tritium> ngamber: I've not run into the problem.
[02:13] <ngamber> booksbuggy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765195
[02:13] <themime> what is the name of the panel/application that shows in the taskbar in the default menu?  i had removed it by accident and am trying to get it back
[02:13] <Mr_Goodkat> is there a support site/channel for ubuntu mid?
[02:14] <themime> er, i forgot to add, that shows wireless connections available*
[02:14] <Mr_Goodkat> its pretty annoying to setup, im gonna try netbook remix next
[02:14] <GeffIsLegend1> hey anyone mind helping me with my sound, the sound from World of Warcraft doesnt seem to work AND ventrilo wont detect my Mic when i try to set it up
[02:14] <booksbuggy> ngamber, you mean while it was booting up normally when you try to use it?
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> ventrilo under wine can be problematic.. and using 2 wine apps that both access the sound card can be problemnatic
[02:15] <ngamber> booksbuggy: yeah, i managed to get it to install by adding all_generic_ide to the kernel line in grub
[02:15] <Dr_Willis> Mr_Goodkat,  using the eeebuntu  thing now on my Netbook. it works very well
[02:15] <ngamber> booksbuggy: but that's a workaround, and makes any disk access incredibly slow
[02:15] <booksbuggy> ngamber, my computer used to do that
[02:15] <booksbuggy> ngamber, not anymore though
[02:15] <mcstinky> leo_rockway, I don't plan on doing much gaming either, but I'm surprised how well it handles windows applications, I'm thinking about trying office
[02:16] <booksbuggy> ngamber, i just went in and secured the wiring in my computer then it is fine again
 Mr_Goodkat,  using the eeebuntu  thing now on my Netbook. it works very well <-- im having a u820 with 5,9" touchscreen, do you think netbook will be suitable?
[02:16] <booksbuggy> ngamber, haven't had that since
[02:16] <ngamber> booksbuggy: i _did_ just plug this drive in, i suppose i'll try that. thanks
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> Mr_Goodkat,  try it and see is all i can say.   Thats the Nokia thing? You may have to tweak it to get it working right.
[02:17] <booksbuggy> ngamber, this is a 256 ram computer by the way XD
[02:17] <mikeyy> hi guys
[02:17] <fearful> hello
[02:17] <mikeyy> what is ubuntu?
[02:17] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: I heard Crossover Office works perfectly, but it's not free as in beer.
[02:17] <Mr_Goodkat> no its fujitsu, i tried ubuntu mid but the wifi is laggy and cf cards dont work and the gui is pretty inconvenient
[02:17] <mikeyy> my friend told me bout it, but i dont understand
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> !ubuntu | mikeyy
[02:17] <ngamber> booksbuggy: mine's 8192 :p
[02:17] <subpar> mikeyy, it's an operating system, like windows, or Mac Os/X
[02:17] <mikeyy> whats linux? is it a program?
[02:17] <fearful> mikeyy: Ubuntu is a linux operating system based on debian and uses GNOME.
[02:17] <mikeyy> is it a windows?
[02:17] <mikeyy> or a mac?
[02:18] <leo_rockway> mcstinky: Crossover Office is pretty much a WINE modified to work seamless with MS Office
[02:18] <Dr_Willis> mikeyy,  its neither...
[02:18] <fearful> mikeyy: its like linux
[02:18] <subpar> mikeyy, no it has nothing to do with microsoft or apple
[02:18] <subpar> though it'll run on any computer
[02:18] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: GNU/Linux is a free as in freedom operating system
[02:18] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: Ubuntu is just one of the many distributions
[02:18] <mikeyy> whats GNU? is that a windows?
[02:18] <booksbuggy> ngamber, 8192 mb ram?
[02:18] <tranceparance> Ubuntu = Linux based operating system = open source = free :-)
[02:18] <mikeyy> whats a distribution?
[02:18] <Dr_Willis> mikeyy,  read up on gnu.org
[02:19] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: ubuntu - is a word that means humanity towards others
[02:19] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: go to gnu.org fsf.org and read as much as you can
[02:19] <Mr_Goodkat> Dr_Willis, how big is the screen of the eeepc?
[02:19] <tranceparance> best is to bring yourself up to speed... check out ubuntu.com
[02:19] <cedeel> mikeyy, you know wikipedia?
[02:19] <fearful> mikeyy: distributions mean that there is more than one, there is Kubuntu, Edubunto, Xubuntu and of course Ubuntu
[02:19] <mikeyy> dogmagitron: how do i get humanity towards others?
[02:19] <Dr_Willis> Mr_Goodkat,  mine is 9.? i think...
[02:19] <mikeyy> that sounds great
[02:19] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: or it could also mean - I am who I am because of who we all are
[02:19] <Mr_Goodkat> k
[02:19] <mikeyy> can i get some of that?
[02:19] <dogmagitron> mikeyy sure
[02:19] <fearful> mikeyy: you can obtain any of them you like, www.ubuntu.com
[02:19] <mikeyy> how many do i need?
[02:20] <cedeel> mikeyy, you know wikipedia?
[02:20] <Deichgraf> moin, I just started tracker and configured some directories. tracker-status says since a few hours that it is "Initializing", but my hard disk is heavily busy, my CPU as well...
[02:20] <dogmagitron> mikeyy just one
[02:20] <fearful> mikeyy: completely free
[02:20] <Deichgraf> is this a normal behaviour?
[02:20] <izinucs> I've got an ssh question.. I just changed /etc/hosts to reflect a 192.xxx address of my server on the lan so I can just ssh <servername> and then connect.. I say yes to the RSA key fingerprint and then try to enter a password.. It doesn't like the password.. if I use <server>@<ip_address> it uses the same password with no problem.. How do I remedy this?
[02:20] <dogmagitron> so does anyone know whether it is possible to change the title of a tab in gnome-terminal to match the last command executed
[02:20] <cedeel> Deichgraf, what tracker? bt?
[02:21] <fearful> mikeyy: download a LiveCD and try it out, you can use it without having to install it
[02:21] <mikeyy> how many livecd's do i need?
[02:21] <fearful> mikeyy: 1
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> dogmagitron,  with the bash prompt/terminal escape codes.. it might be possible. I know you can change xterm titles.. and if the tab reflexts the title bar text.. it could be done
[02:21] <NetEcho> there you go snakedoc
[02:21] <cedeel> izinucs, you need to use <user>@<ip>
[02:21] <leo_rockway> izinucs: try ssh <username>@<servername>
[02:21] <Deichgraf> cedeel: I use tracker-search / trackerd
[02:21] <snakedoc> ok. i have a question when anyone gets a moment
[02:21] <Consulta> hello CEDEEL
[02:22] <mikeyy> so
[02:22] <mikeyy> what do i do with a livecd? do i install it?
[02:22] <mikeyy> is it a windows or a mac?
[02:22] <fearful> mikeyy: you can choose to
[02:22] <izinucs> cedeel, shouldn't.. ... leo_rockway that worked .. THANKS!
[02:22] <NetEcho> snakedoc just ask the question or you'll never get help its a busy channel
[02:22] <snakedoc> i installed ubuntu today when my linpus crashed. it doesnt recognize my atheros chipset. anyone know what to do?
[02:22] <fearful> mikeyy: no ubuntu is nothing to do with Microsoft or Macintosh, its completely different Operating System
[02:22] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: it's not Windows nor Mac, it's GNU/Linux. You could install it if you want or you can try it out without installing it.
[02:22] <mikeyy> whats a snakedoc?
[02:22] <subpar> mikeyy, I would suggest reading up on wikipedia about ubuntu and linux so you have a little bit more of an idea what you are doing before you install ubuntu
[02:22] <snakedoc> im a snakedoc
[02:22] <Consulta> help please
[02:22] <cedeel> izinucs, they should both work equally
[02:23] <dogmagitron> Dr_Willis: thanks :) i wish you could point me in the next direction, because google just shrugs its shoulder
 i installed ubuntu today when my linpus crashed. it doesnt recognize my atheros chipset. anyone know what to do? <-- which atheros do you have
[02:23] <mikeyy> how do i get a snakedoc?
[02:23] <Consulta> hey.... CEDEEL
[02:23] <Consulta> help
[02:23] <mikeyy> i have a limpus
[02:23] <snakedoc> ar242x 802.11agb
[02:23] <mikeyy> i have lots of them
[02:23] <subpar> mikeyy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
[02:23] <mikeyy> if anyone wants sum
[02:23] <booksbuggy> mikeyy the nickname of one of the person here is snakedoc
[02:23] <mikeyy> ooooooo
[02:23] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: ubuntu is not windows or mac
[02:23] <cedeel> Consulta, hey...
[02:23] <mikeyy> that makes sense
[02:23] <FloodBot1> mikeyy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:23] <Mr_Goodkat> did you try madwifi?
[02:23] <mikeyy> dogmagitron: its both?
[02:23] <[NB]> linux-backport-generic-thingy
[02:23] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: it is neither
[02:23] <snakedoc> i  couldnt figure how to get it on that computer
[02:24] <izinucs> cedeel, yes.. I've been using <servername>@ip_address however I wanted to shorten it.. thus the change in the hosts file.. you were right.. but not for my question..
[02:24] <snakedoc> even when i hardwire into network it wont connect
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> dogmagitron,  bash prompt howto - i think mentions how to change xterm title . or google for 'xterm title codes'  as for the gnome bit. You may want to ask in #gnome - they may know somthing more specific
[02:24] <mikeyy> dogmagitron: so... its like... DOS?
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> 'like dos in the wsay that dos is like windows and ox-s and bsd. and c64, and... in that they are all computer operating systems'
[02:24] <snakedoc> it says its "unclaimed" Mr_Goodkat
[02:24] <dogmagitron> Dr_Willis: ok thanks :)
[02:24] <fearful> mikeyy: why don't you read up on it on wikipedia you'll understand more
[02:24] <cedeel> izinucs, is your servername identical to your username?
[02:24] <loveissuicide> hello, does anyone know how to setup a wireless xbox 360 controller on ubuntu 8.10? I know there is a tutorial for dapper but not for intrepid
[02:24] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: you can't be told what GNU/Linux is, you have to see it for yourself.
[02:24] <[NB]> search google and read about all the bug reports before u even try to install ubuntu lol
[02:25] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: in a twisted sort of way yes
[02:25] <mikeyy> leo_rockway: like god?
[02:25] <izinucs> cedeel, yes
[02:25] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: like the matrix
[02:25] <fearful> leo_rockway I think your totally right
[02:25] <dogmagitron> mikeyy: is acting like Steve Ballmer....
[02:25] <fearful> mikeyy: its like the Daddy of all operating systems :)
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> 'The Mother In law of all Operating Systems' :)
[02:25] <fearful> lol
[02:25] <mikeyy> so, im uploading an ubuntu
[02:25] <mikeyy> wat do i du next?
[02:25] <meoblast001> what package provides Python XML?
[02:25] <leo_rockway> izinucs: I'm glad that worked :)
[02:26] <fearful> mikeyy: uploading or downloading?
[02:26] <izinucs> "an ubuntu" ???
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> mikeyy,  read the guides/info at the homepage...  would be a good step
[02:26] <cedeel> izinucs, then that is why...
[02:26] <Mr_Goodkat> snakedoc http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=578778 <-- they got it working with ndiswrapper
[02:26] <tranceparance> @ Mikey... read up on ubuntu.com my friend then proceed from there :-)
[02:26] <izinucs> cedeel, so if the user name is the same as the server name then there's a conflict?
[02:26] <izinucs> *confusion
[02:27] <leo_rockway> izinucs: I don't think that would be a conflict, just call it ssh <whatever>@<whatever>
[02:27] <cedeel> izinucs, if your local and remote usernames matches then there is no need to enter one, just ssh <servername>
[02:27] <dogmagitron> dogmagitron
[02:27] <izinucs> cedeel, ah.. I missunderstood.. my local name is not close to the server name..
[02:27] <mikeyy> fearful: uploading i think
[02:28] <snakedoc> Mr_Goodkat, they dont have a good link that i saw
[02:28] <fearful> mikeyy I'm sure your downloading the distribution.
[02:28] <ozzloy> hey, how do i see what version of ubuntu i'm running from the cli?
[02:28] <Mr_Goodkat> snakedoc, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[02:28] <mikeyy> i think i have enough ubuntus to make a livecd
[02:28] <mikeyy> what do i do now?
[02:28] <leo_rockway> ozzloy: lsb_release -a
[02:28] <tranceparance> mikey you are making no sense
[02:28] <ozzloy> leo_rockway: thanks
[02:29] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: try reading a tutorial on how to be a less obvious troll, that would be more fun
[02:29] <leo_rockway> ozzloy: np
[02:29] <[NB]> get the intrepid release
[02:29] <meoblast001> anyone
[02:29] <meoblast001> ?
[02:29] <cedeel> mikeyy, you need at least 100 ubuntus to make one which springs alive!
[02:29] <leo_rockway> !anyone | meoblast001
[02:29] <snakedoc> do i download all three that are there Mr_Goodkat
[02:29] <fearful> mikeyy: I'm not sure what you are saying, your suppose to download the image (.iso) from the www.ubuntu.com webpage
[02:30] <GeffIsLegend1> hey anyone mind helping me with my sound, the sound from World of Warcraft doesnt seem to work AND ventrilo wont detect my Mic when i try to set it up
[02:30] <[NB]> mikeyy u better have a compatible computer
[02:30] <Consulta> who is a master of computer
[02:30] <fearful> geffislegend1: Open the settings for wine
[02:30] <cedeel> mikeyy, are you sure you want a real ubuntu? such a relationship requires a lot of work
[02:30] <mikeyy> yeah, i want a lot
[02:30] <leo_rockway> GeffIsLegend1: mumble > ventrilo
[02:30] <cedeel> !ask | Consulta
[02:30] <mikeyy> my friend says they're awesome
[02:31] <mikeyy> Consulta: HI
[02:31] <mikeyy> I KNOW YOU
[02:31] <GeffIsLegend1> never heard of it
[02:31] <mikeyy> I TALKED TO YOU
[02:31] <blueraven> anyone know what SATA is?
[02:31] <fearful> geffislegend1: try to kill the pulseaudio I heard that working for some people WoW
[02:31] <cedeel> Serial ATA
[02:31] <[NB]> something to do with hard drive
[02:31] <blueraven> if my hd has SATA interface does that mean I can use external SATA devices also?
[02:32] <cedeel> The Serial ATA (SATA, IPA: /ˈseɪtə/, /ˈsætə/ or /ˈsɑːtə/) computer bus is a storage-interface for connecting host bus adapters (most commonly integrated into laptop computers and desktop motherboards) to mass storage devices (such as hard disk drives and optical drives).
[02:32] <blueraven> does that require a special slot?
[02:32] <Consulta> THERE IS SOMEONE MASTER IN COMPUTER
[02:32] <floatboat> help with this bug pls http://dpaste.com/119971/ :(
[02:32] <Consulta> THERE IS SOMEONE MASTER IN COMPUTER?
[02:32] <Consulta> THERE IS SOMEONE MASTER IN COMPUTER?
[02:32] <booksbuggy> sata drive normally needs special kind of cable
[02:32] <FloodBot1> Consulta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:32] <cedeel> blueraven, what matters if if your mobo has the connectors
[02:32] <Consulta> THERE IS SOMEONE MASTER IN COMPUTER?
[02:32] <blueraven> I need to be able to use an external SATA device and I don't know if my computer can use it
[02:32] <mikeyy> DONT BAN Consulta
[02:32] <cedeel> !ask | Consulta
[02:33] <fearful> consulta: well yes, like every other os, Administrator on Windows
[02:33] <KingJamesII> I need help setting up my webcam
[02:33] <mikeyy> how do i burn my ubuntu?
[02:33] <Consulta> how can i fix a shut down problem
[02:33] <fearful> mikeyy with any cd/dvd burner...
[02:33] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: matches or lighter
[02:33] <booksbuggy> which kind of shut down problem?
[02:33] <fearful> lol
[02:33] <[NB]> does it have anything to do with the nvidia 180 drivers?
[02:33] <snakedoc> atheros chipset, doesnt hook up. says its "unclaimed". help.
[02:34] <Consulta> when i shutdown an a message apear SYSTEM HALTED
[02:34] <cedeel> mikeyy, now, don't be an arsonist..
[02:34] <Consulta> and dont turn it off
[02:34] <booksbuggy> and it doesn't shut down?
[02:34] <booksbuggy> i got the solution :P
[02:34] <cedeel> Consulta, sudo shutdown -P now
[02:34] <Consulta> no only by pushin the buton
[02:34] <cedeel> Consulta, sudo shutdown -P now
[02:35] <booksbuggy> got the thing in the text file :P
[02:35] <mikeyy> cedeel: but the internet says i need to burn my ubuntu
[02:35] <mikeyy> so i can instal it
[02:35] <cedeel> mikeyy, that is just rude!
[02:35] <[NB]> do a wibu install or whatever its called and use a grub bootloader
[02:35] <jin_> hello every one
[02:35] <KingJamesII> anyone using a built in webcam on an HP Pavallion dv9819wm laptop?
[02:35] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: make the Ubuntu say something, then you say something funny that ridicules the Ubuntu, then say "burn!"
[02:35] <Consulta> sudo shutdown -P   ?
[02:35] <_2> [NB] wubi
[02:36] <mikeyy> what?
[02:36] <fearful> mikeyy are you trying to be funny? come on
[02:36] <amathis> hello, I just installed ubuntu and it never asked me to set a root pass
[02:36] <cedeel> mikeyy, you need to stroke it gently with your mouse,,
[02:36] <amathis> how do I find this out?
[02:36] <mikeyy> cedeel: is it gunna cum on me?
[02:36] <mikeyy> it dont want teeh ubuntu aidz
[02:36] <mikeyy> my cousin got that
[02:36] <KingJamesII> amathis: you don't need a root password. You just use the sudo command
[02:36] <leo_rockway> amathis: Ubuntu uses sudo, you can still set up a root password if you want, though
[02:36] <_2> amathis ubuntu doesn't use a root password
[02:36] <cedeel> mikeyy, no. It will spread its seeds throughout the internet..
[02:36] <mikeyy> he slept with WAY too many ubuntus
[02:36] <nickrud> !o4o mikeyy (shame shame)
[02:36] <_2> !root | amathis
[02:37] <[NB]> fakeroot
[02:37] <leo_rockway> ha, that's a funny fact by ubottu
[02:37] <cedeel> Very "Matrix"
[02:37] <leo_rockway> indeed
[02:37] <mikeyy> the matrix is awesome
[02:38] <mikeyy> i have lots of matrix as well
[02:38] <snakedoc> atheros chipset, doesnt hook up. says its "unclaimed". help please?
[02:38] <KingJamesII> any webcam gurus in the channel? If so I need help setting mine  up
[02:38] <mikeyy> i have a webcam
[02:38] <mikeyy> i have lots of them
[02:38] <Turboweevel> mikeyy not the third movie, that one jumped the shark
[02:38] <mikeyy> you might say im an expert
[02:38] <FloodBot1> mikeyy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:38] <[NB]> use the linux-backports-generic drivers
[02:38] <mikeyy> FloodBot1: STFU
[02:38] <mikeyy> I HATE YOU
[02:38] <mikeyy> NOBODY WILL EVER LOVE YOU
[02:38] <leo_rockway> [NB]: this is a big channel, mention the nick of the person you are addressing.
[02:38] <cedeel> I love FloodBot1
[02:39] <leo_rockway> mikeyy: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:39] <fearful> mikeyy: this is a serious channel, if your really not experiencing any issues move channel
[02:39] <konyta> hi all
[02:39] <fearful> hi
[02:39] <booksbuggy> Consulta, sudo gedit /etc/modules
[02:39] <cedeel> !kickban mikeyy
[02:39] <booksbuggy> and then add this line " apm power_off=1 "
[02:39] <snakedoc> does anyone know how to make ubuntu work with atheros chipsets
[02:40] <booksbuggy> Consulta, and then add this line"apm power_off=1"
[02:40] <dogmagitron> when someone mentions nick my irssi beeps :(
[02:40] <leo_rockway> snakedoc: what's your kernel version?
[02:40] <Consulta> where can I use (          sudo shutdown -P now       )
[02:40] <[NB]> snakedoc: use the linux-backport-generic drivers
[02:40] <snakedoc> 8.10
[02:40] <booksbuggy> Consulta, then save and exit
[02:40] <KingJamesII> can someone help me set up my webcam?
[02:40] <snakedoc> [NB],  how do i do that
[02:40] <cedeel> Consulta, at the terminal
[02:40] <mikeyy> KingJamesII: how many webcams do you have?
[02:40] <nathanhelp> afaik *.exe files are only for windows OS. Do they work under Ubuntu?
[02:40] <[NB]> im guessing the atheros thingy is ur wifi right
[02:40] <snakedoc> yes
[02:40] <_2> Consulta alt+f2
[02:40] <Consulta> how do i do tha
[02:40] <KingJamesII> mikeyy: only one
[02:41] <cedeel> nathanhelp, using WINE
[02:41] <[NB]> madwifi dont work i tried it in 8.10
[02:41] <leo_rockway> nathanhelp: only with WINE
[02:41] <booksbuggy> hmm who is currently trying to help Consulta?
[02:41] <snakedoc> what worked for you [NB]
[02:41] <_2>          so, i have this laptop, and i plug this monitor in, and xorg goes to smack.   anyone know how to configure xorg to use the external monitor ?
[02:41] <unkazs> Hi
[02:41] <mikeyy> KingJamesII: HA! I have at least ten
[02:41] <mikeyy> im way better at webcams then you
[02:41] <[NB]> the linux-backport-generic driver thingy
[02:41] <booksbuggy> because i found a web page that partially help with the shut down thing
[02:41] <mikeyy> i can use them all at once
[02:41] <mikeyy> for a panaramic view
[02:41] <snakedoc> how do i do that [NB]
[02:41]  * dsh ddd
[02:41] <booksbuggy> and it worked for me
[02:42] <cedeel> !kickban mikeyy
[02:42] <[NB]> synaptic package manger + ubuntu cd or apt-get in terminal
[02:42] <snakedoc> apt-get ______________
[02:42] <cedeel> somebody please kickban mikeyy
[02:42] <snakedoc> fill in the blank
[02:42] <zmanning> hey guys i dont see docky in my DO preferences, what do i need to do to have it available?
[02:42] <[NB]> i dont know how.. im a noob lol
[02:42] <cedeel> apt-get install _________
[02:42] <KingJamesII> mikeyy: that's nice..But do you know how to configure a built in one on a laptop?
[02:43] <snakedoc> me too, i switched in form another distro
[02:43] <Consulta> ok..ok... I am new in UBUNTU, how i can use the comman : sudo shutdown -P now
[02:43] <cedeel> KingJamesII, which laptop?
[02:43] <snakedoc> go to terminal Consulta
[02:43] <mikeyy> KingJamesII: have you tried taking it out?
[02:43] <leo_rockway> Consulta: open a terminal
[02:43] <mikeyy> all mien are outside
[02:43] <KingJamesII> cedeel: hp dv9819wm
[02:43] <tritium> !conduct | mikeyy
[02:43] <Furu> Hi, im running latest mint version, got a problem with my laptop, the 2cm on the edge of the screen doesnt work. is there  application that lets me resize the whole screen not to use the damaged part?
[02:43] <loveissuicide> consulta: aprieta las teclas ALT+F2 al mismo tiempo
[02:43] <leo_rockway> KingJamesII: don't listen to mikeyy, he is just trolling
[02:43] <cedeel> Consulta, do you know how to open a terminal?
[02:43] <Consulta> where is the terminal?
[02:44] <cedeel> KingJamesII, sorry, I don't know anything about that one
[02:44] <dmphotography> Hey guys, I'm having a tough time getting a hard drive mounted.
[02:44] <loveissuicide> consulta: si oprimes las teclas ALT+F2 al mismo tiempo abres una terminal
[02:44] <KingJamesII> leo_rockway: yeah I figured as such
[02:44] <fearful> Consulta: Application > Accessories > Terminal
[02:44] <dmphotography> Is there an apt that automates this or has a gui?
[02:44] <Turboweevel> Furu, poor screen D:
[02:44] <fearful> Consulta: and type shutdown -h now
[02:44] <cedeel> dmphotography, which fs?
[02:44] <mikeyy> dmphotography: how many hard drives do you have?
[02:44] <fearful> Consulta: sudo shutdown -h now
[02:44] <unkazs> no te apures CONSULTA, creo que no te entiende
[02:44] <cedeel> fearful, not -h
[02:44] <cedeel> fearful, -p
[02:44] <cedeel> fearful, -P
[02:44] <tritium> !es > unkazs
[02:44] <_2> cedeel pm ?
[02:45] <fearful> cedeel: yes excuse me:p
[02:45] <cedeel> sure
[02:45] <dmphotography> etc3, drive name is /dev/sdb1
[02:45] <tritium> loveissuicide: English, please
[02:45] <snakedoc> does anyone know how to get an atheros chip set labeled as "unclaimed" to work with ubuntu 8.10
[02:45] <Consulta> ok ya abri la terminal
[02:45] <leo_rockway> !es | Consulta
[02:45] <cedeel> dmphotography, what command do you use?
[02:45] <dmphotography> It's a storage partition on a drive with one other partition on it.
[02:45] <fearful> constula: type sudo shutdown -P now
[02:45] <Furu> Turboweevel yeah i know but i cant afford to buy a new laptop but its a pain when i cant see what is behiind the damaged part... and is it that complicated to make window abit smaller?
[02:45] <Consulta> ok inglish is so good continue please
[02:46] <Consulta> i need help
[02:46] <loveissuicide> consulta: ahora escribe sudo shutdown -P
[02:46] <unkazs> hello ubotto
[02:46] <dmphotography> cedeel: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 -l server-files -o auto,rw ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[02:46] <mikeyy> dmphotography: i bet i have more harddrives that you
[02:46] <mikeyy> im sort of an expert in harddrives
[02:46] <cedeel> dmphotography, and the error?
[02:46] <snakedoc> mikeyy,  shut up
[02:46] <tritium> !es | loveissuicide
[02:46] <ksherdy> how do you turn off system beep in kubuntu? (permanently)
[02:46] <tranceparance> Mikeyy seems to be screwing around
[02:47] <fearful> consulta: did you type that?
[02:47] <leo_rockway> Furu: what edge?
[02:47] <dmphotography> mikeyy: I have several laying around, 7 in my windows PC.
[02:47] <booksbuggy> can anyone just kick him out?
[02:47] <unkazs> can I help you consulta ?
[02:47] <kansan> can someone tell me why mysql wont shut down?  there is no output in /var/log/syslog;  /var/log/mysql/ ....  ubuntu hardy
[02:47] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: which KDE?
[02:47] <dmphotography> Just two in the linux server.
[02:47] <mikeyy> dmphotography: HA I HAVE 8
[02:47] <loveissuicide> ubottu: i think consulta understands better in spanish
[02:47] <tritium> loveissuicide: then take it to the Spanish channel
[02:47] <tranceparance> I second that... think a kick is in order
[02:47] <Furu> leo_rockway: the 2cm on the right side
  that line is half command line, and half fstab'ish
[02:47] <snakedoc> tritium, thank you
[02:47] <tritium> snakedoc: no problem
[02:47] <booksbuggy> well that's a relief
[02:47] <leo_rockway> Furu: is it a widescreen?
[02:47] <dmphotography> mikeyy: You win.  Haha.
 it will error out
[02:47] <Furu> yes
[02:48] <[NB]> snakedoc: run the synaptic package manager, put the ubuntu cd in, click on edit menu>add cdrom, wait for it to get mounted, then press reload button, search for linux-backport-modules
[02:48] <Furu> want the resolution?
[02:48] <dmphotography> _2: yeah, I got half of it from fstab.  I don't know the correct syntax.
[02:48] <snakedoc> tritium, you got power in here. can u please help me. i have something that needs to be done 20 mins ago
[02:48] <snakedoc> [NB], i dont have an optical drive
[02:48] <_2> dmphotography give me a sec,
[02:48] <Scunizi> mikeyy I have more.. the smallest being 6 gigs
[02:48] <tritium> snakedoc: depends on what you need ;)
[02:48] <[NB]> oo sorry D:
[02:48] <leo_rockway> Furu: in my laptop I can go to the BIOS and turn it into a fullscreen, so the sides are not used, see if you have any option like that
[02:48] <booksbuggy> well at least the annoy person is gone
[02:48] <dmphotography> I have a hard time grasping the correct syntax.
[02:48] <booksbuggy> what syntax?
[02:48] <snakedoc> i have an atheros chipset that is labeled as "unclaimed". i need it goin tritium
[02:48] <dmphotography> I follow the arguments, but don't grasp the syntax.
[02:48] <[NB]> without a cdrom or internet access its hard >_<
[02:49] <dmphotography> or directives . . .
[02:49] <booksbuggy> dmphotography, what syntax?
[02:49] <Furu> ah leo u can turn it in to a 4:3?
[02:49] <snakedoc> ik [NB]
[02:49] <tritium> snakedoc: where is it labeled 'unclaimed'?
[02:49] <leo_rockway> Furu: exactly
[02:49] <dmphotography> mounting a drive.
[02:49] <booksbuggy> oh
[02:49] <Consulta> loveissuicide I wriite it and apear : tiempo esperado
[02:49] <ksherdy> kde not gnome
[02:49] <leo_rockway> Furu: this is a Dell, perhaps you have that option too
[02:49] <fearful> Consulta: mira el PM
[02:49] <snakedoc> when i typed "sudo lshw -c network"
[02:49] <booksbuggy> dmphotography, oh
[02:49] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: which version?
[02:50] <ksherdy> of ubuntu?
[02:50] <[NB]> i had the same problem when i installed the intrepid release.. and then i installed the linix-backport-driver and rebooted and it worked
[02:50] <Javier88> hello, i just bought a pci wifi card.. i installed it in the desktop but ubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it
[02:50] <Furu> leo_rockway maybe i got a hp, ill check in a little while. but isnt there just a program that let me see like instead of 1280p like maybe 1000p?
[02:50] <_2> dmphotography sudo mount /dev/sdb1 -o realatime -l 'server-files' -t ext3 /<mountpoint>  # but you didn't supply me any mountpoint to put in the <mountpoint> section.   you'll have to translate that part yourself
[02:50] <Javier88> what can i do?
[02:50] <cedeel> Consulta, then try "sudo shutdown -P +1"
[02:50] <Furu> or 1024:P
[02:50] <booksbuggy> Consulta, your problem solved?
[02:50] <snakedoc> when i typed "sudo lshw -c network" tritium
[02:50] <tritium> snakedoc: and the effect is that the proper modules don't get loaded?
[02:51] <dmphotography> _2: Thanks, that will work.  Can you give me a good fstab entry to auto mount it?
[02:51] <loveissuicide> consulta: you can read what does "shutdown" command does if you write at the terminal "man shutdown" (without quotes)
[02:51] <Consulta> but it is going to shutdown in a 1 minute
[02:51] <snakedoc> it wont connect to the internet at all. it doesnt recognize the card. wont connect hardwire or wireless
[02:51] <leo_rockway> Furu: yes, but it will still use the whole screen
[02:51] <_2> dmphotography sec.
[02:51] <timahvo1>  just created a new partition that I want to mount automagically on boot. am guessing I need to change fstab or something.
[02:51] <tritium> snakedoc: which modules support it?  ath_pci?
[02:51] <_2> dmphotography mount it where ?
[02:51] <timahvo1> need pointers
[02:51] <leo_rockway> Furu: the proportion won't be right, it will be stretched, but it will use the whole screen
[02:51] <galvanize> I want to write a code to see whether a file exists or not. Using if statement, but I don't know what to put as the variable for the file(s)? Any help?
[02:51] <Javier88> hello, i just bought a pci wifi card.. i installed it in the desktop but ubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it, what can i do?
[02:51] <snakedoc> can u dumb that down please tritium
[02:51] <_2> dmphotography what do you want for the mountpoint ?
[02:51] <kwsn> How do I change my hostname?
[02:51] <booksbuggy> well the shutdown thing is some missing lines in the etc/modules text document
[02:52] <Furu> Leo: oki ill try that. or else i will just have to hook it up to a stationary lcd
[02:52] <cedeel> kwsn /etc/hostname
[02:52] <unkazs> someone have configure videoconference with RED5
[02:52] <kansan> can someone tell me why mysql wont shut down?  there is no output in /var/log/syslog;  /var/log/mysql/ ....  ubuntu hardy
[02:52] <booksbuggy> because i got it fixed and now my computer doesn't stop at halt system instead of shutting down
[02:52] <unkazs> ?
[02:52] <tritium> snakedoc: do you know which chipset it is?  If we know that, it'll help us determine if you need ndiswrapper, or if there are kernel modules that support it natively on linux.
[02:52] <kwsn> cedeel: thanks
[02:52] <kansan> can someone tell me why mysql wont shut down?  there is no output in /var/log/syslog;  /var/log/mysql/ ....  ubuntu hardy http://pastie.org/387877 (output of ps -lA | ack mysql)
[02:52] <Furu> leo: thx anyways: gonna reboot and check the bios
[02:52] <snakedoc> ar242x 802.11 abg
[02:52] <fearful> my pidgin seems to be quitting automatically on me any suggestions?
[02:52] <leo_rockway> Furu: no problem, good luck :)
[02:52] <booksbuggy> fearful, you tried xchat?
[02:53] <leo_rockway> fearful: run from terminal to see the error
[02:53] <kwsn> cedeel: take it I have to use sudo to edit?
[02:53] <fearful> im on Xchat for IRC
[02:53] <unkazs> I need to do videoconference on RED5, can anyone help me ?
[02:53] <booksbuggy> oh
[02:53] <Furu> :)
[02:53] <booksbuggy> hmmm then nevermind
[02:53] <booksbuggy> Consulta, your shutdown problem solved?
[02:54] <loveissuicide> consulta has quitted
[02:54] <booksbuggy> oh
[02:54] <Kkoala> can anyone get into my desktop and install this program I have for me so I can see how its done?
[02:54] <_2> dmphotography  /dev/sdb1 /media/server_files ext3 auto,rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[02:54] <cedeel> I guess Consulta's computer did shut down.
[02:54] <booksbuggy> because i found a website with the solution to his exact problem :P
[02:54] <booksbuggy> he's back :P
[02:54] <timahvo1> Kkoala: dude. you high ? thats a no no
[02:55] <_2> dmphotography or,    /dev/sdb1 /media/server_files ext3 defaults,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
[02:55] <cedeel> Consulta, did your computer shut down?
[02:55] <Kkoala> ok
[02:55] <[NB]> i thought remote desktop only worked with local networks o-O
[02:55] <Consulta> yes but thats no the problem
[02:55] <unkazs> see u
[02:55] <snakedoc> tritium, any ideas?
[02:55] <leo_rockway> Kkoala: that's very unsafe for you.
[02:55] <_2> dmphotography sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/server_files  #should mount it just fine.
[02:55] <ksherdy> msg leo_rockway 8.04
[02:56] <booksbuggy> Consulta, i think i know where to go
[02:56] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: yes, what's your KDE version?
[02:56] <tritium> snakedoc: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-get-atheros-ar5007eg-or-ar242x-wireless-cards-may-be-other-models-working-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html (Method 2)
[02:56] <booksbuggy> Consulta, sudo gedit /etc/modules
[02:56] <ksherdy> sorry how do i figure that out?
[02:56] <[NB]> snakedoc: check these out too http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-backports-modules-intrepid
[02:56] <booksbuggy> Consulta, and then add this line"apm power_off=1"
[02:56] <timahvo1> Kkoala: what are you trying to install?
[02:56] <_2>          does anyone know how to configure xorg to use the external monitor ?
[02:56] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: open Konqueror and go to About KDE
[02:56] <booksbuggy> Consulta, do the first line in terminal
[02:56] <booksbuggy> Consulta, then a text document should open
[02:57] <Kkoala> /home/stefan/Desktop/aiotrade-bin-1.0.3a.zip
[02:57] <booksbuggy> Consulta, and add the line of code into the place
[02:57] <booksbuggy> Consulta, make a new line
[02:57] <Kkoala> just started with ubuntu
[02:57] <leo_rockway> _2: I don't know how it's done, but I think it's different for different drivers.
[02:57] <booksbuggy> Consulta, i got the exact same problem before
[02:57] <chris8> hey room -- help a n006?  Just got laptop delivered pre-installed Vista <eeks!> wonderin how to format the harddrive?
[02:57] <Consulta> ok letme try, please be patience I am new in this
[02:57] <leo_rockway> Kkoala: it's not in the repos?
[02:57] <_2> leo_rockway ok. ty
[02:57] <dmphotography> _2: that last mount syntax worked.
[02:58] <Kkoala> could find it
[02:58] <booksbuggy> Consulta, go ahead :D
[02:58] <timahvo1> Kkoala: you need to extract it first (unzip)
[02:58] <cedeel> chris8, the installer will do that for you
[02:58] <booksbuggy> Consulta, i just started about 1 year ago :P
[02:58] <dmphotography> _2: The previous two you mentioned were for the fstab entry, correct?
[02:58] <Kkoala> I mean couldnt find it
[02:58] <fearful> Chris8: Do you want to install ubuntu fully?
[02:58] <snakedoc> tritium, i cant use that method. i cant get internet on that machine
[02:58] <tritium> [NB]: yes, that's what method 2 on that URL recomends
[02:58] <MikeonTV> I d/led the new 8.10 version from bittorrent and I want to burn  a bootable disc image but the download only contained the files and not the .iso
[02:58] <chris8> HAHAHA are you serious!?!?!?!? AWESOME I LOVE LINUX!~!!!
[02:58] <chris8> hahahaahah
[02:58] <chris8> thanks tha's so cool
[02:58] <chris8> hahahahaah
[02:58] <tritium> snakedoc: not temporarily with ethernet?
[02:58] <FloodBot1> chris8: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:58] <_2> dmphotography yes
[02:58] <Kkoala> then I end up with a bunch a folders
[02:58] <snakedoc> not even with that tritium
[02:58] <[NB]> :D\
[02:58] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: keep the conversation in the main chat, please. The main chat is indexed.
[02:58] <ksherdy> ok
[02:58] <booksbuggy> Consulta, note don't add that quotation mark into the document
[02:59] <fearful> leo_rockway the terminal is not showing anything, while its running will it show something when the error occurs?
[02:59] <tritium> snakedoc: you could download the packages on another machine, and sneakernet them over to the ubuntu machine
[02:59] <[NB]> chris8: you could try a wubi install and dual boot
[02:59] <Kkoala> Ii don't know how to get it running after i unzip
[02:59] <cedeel> MikeonTV, then you got the wrong torrent
[02:59] <snakedoc> sneakernet?
[02:59] <dmphotography> _2: Ok.  It doesn't need to be anything special.  Just to be mounted as a read/write drive and preferrably labeled as server_files.
[02:59] <_2> dmphotography and if you wnat to change the lable use tune2fs -l "new lable" /dev/sdb1
[02:59] <Phillis> can anyone please help me to get my wireless internet to work? i want to learn how...
[02:59] <dmphotography> LOL.
[02:59] <Consulta> where is Consulta, sudo gedit /etc/modules
[02:59] <tritium> snakedoc: by foot ;)
[02:59] <fearful> phillips: whats the problem
[02:59] <leo_rockway> fearful: maybe, I don't know how Pidgin works but most apps leave an error message when something goes wrong.
[02:59] <snakedoc> lol gotcha
[02:59] <booksbuggy> Consulta, open a terminal
[02:59] <snakedoc> so how do i dl them on a windows machine
[03:00] <MikeonTV> cedeel; so what can I do to boot this?
[03:00] <snakedoc> thats all i got working right now
[03:00] <tritium> snakedoc: e.g., with a USB stick, or something similar
[03:00] <Phillis> it won't recognise the router
[03:00] <timahvo1> Kkoala: what is it anyway? never heard of it
[03:00] <fearful> leo_rockway what do you recommend other than pidgin
[03:00] <loveissuicide> how can i transfer my videos to my ipod? I tried rythmbox but it doesn't work
[03:00] <Consulta> ok its open
[03:00] <Javier88> hello, i just bought a pci wifi card.. i installed it in the desktop but ubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it, what can i do?
[03:00] <cedeel> MikeonTV, do you have a fast internet connection?
[03:00] <fearful> leo_rockway for msn/aim
[03:00] <leo_rockway> fearful: I use Kopete, but I use KDE
[03:00] <orudie> does anyone know of any text editor with highliting for windows?
[03:00] <fearful> leo_rockway ah i see
[03:00] <tritium> orudie: that's offtopic
[03:01] <Kkoala> its a program to track a evaluate stock
[03:01] <_2> orudie isn't ##windows the proper place for that Q ?
[03:01] <[NB]> javier88: find out what model/company the pci card is first
[03:01] <Kkoala> thats all I know about it
[03:01] <leo_rockway> ksherdy: go to system settings > notifications > system bell
[03:01] <tritium> snakedoc: good luck!  Dinner time...
[03:01] <snakedoc> thanks for all your help tritium
[03:01] <cedeel> MikeonTV, either http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent or http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent
[03:02] <MikeonTV> cedeel, I'm sorry. I realize that I did download the correct file. I was being stupid and opened it
[03:02] <MikeonTV> heheh
[03:02] <MikeonTV> thanks
[03:02] <tritium> snakedoc: any time!  :)
[03:02] <Kkoala> I'll   unpack it now and show you where and what if you have time
[03:02] <ksherdy> ahhh, thanks
[03:02] <cedeel> MikeonTV, open it w/ your burn app..
[03:03] <Kkoala> I sure would like to do the install..............
[03:03] <timahvo1> Kkoala: don't ever give anyone access to your system especially not on irc
[03:03] <loveissuicide> is there some way to make faster open office, I love ubuntu but i find open office frustating
[03:03] <snakedoc> atheros chipset, need it working. ubuntu 8.10. need some way. help please
[03:03] <Kkoala> all right
[03:03] <xiaopi> loveissuicide, do you have OpenOffice 3 already?
[03:03] <Javier88> hello, i just bought a pci wifi card(d-link DWA-510).. i installed it in the computer but ubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it, what can i do?
[03:03] <cedeel> use abiword and gnumeric..
[03:04] <loveissuicide> xiaopi: no, 2.4
[03:04] <campbell> I have a quick question about apt that I bet someone here could answer easily: what command would I run to determine the packages currently installed?
[03:04] <Kkoala> can I get help to the install here or is there a more appropriate channel
[03:04] <loveissuicide> xiaopi: is 3 much more faster?
[03:04] <xiaopi> loveissuicide, Upgrade to 3 :) It's way faster for me
[03:04] <cedeel> campbell, man apt-get
[03:04] <timahvo1> Kkoala: says on the download page it needs jre. do you have java installed ?
[03:04] <cedeel> or man apt-cache
[03:04] <loveissuicide> xiaopi: ok
[03:05] <joshjtl> hi
[03:05] <Kkoala> I think so
[03:05] <leo_rockway> loveissuicide: you can also try GNU Office (Abiword and GNUmeric)
[03:05] <Kkoala> how do I find out
[03:05] <gnutron> campbell: dpkg -l in a terminal
[03:05] <leo_rockway> campbell: dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstalled
[03:06] <timahvo1> Kkoala: after unziping it do you see a README or INSTALL file anywhere?
[03:06] <cedeel> Kkoala, what exactly troubles you?
[03:06] <timahvo1> should be there
[03:06] <loveissuicide> does abiword and gnumeric support office files? i wouldn't care the format but sometimes i have to work with these files
[03:06] <campbell> leo_rockway: just what I was looking for; thanks everyone
[03:06] <xiaopi> loveissuicide, "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu intrepid main"
[03:06] <dmphotography> What program is used to search notes on linux?  In other words, I can search for a word or phrase in text files in the same directory. .
[03:06] <Kkoala> the readme is more about license and no install file
[03:06] <Kkoala> I'll unzip
[03:06] <leo_rockway> campbell: sorry, it's deinstall not deinstalled
[03:07] <loveissuicide> xiaopi: thanks!
[03:07] <dmphotography> Does anyone use anything like that?
[03:07] <xiaopi> loveissuicide, if you share with people using last Office2007 files, you'll often be stuck unless OpenOffice3 (GNUmeric just doesn't do the job with excel 2007 files for ex)
[03:07] <Kkoala> I have the dir and a bunch of folders within
[03:07] <leo_rockway> loveissuicide: for .doc files you can try antidoc
[03:07] <Kkoala> no readme or install
[03:07] <ghang> hi
[03:07] <_2> dmphotography grep
[03:07] <ghang> my open office very lag , what going on , i have set the memory
[03:08] <dmphotography> _2: Thanks again!
[03:08] <leo_rockway> dmphotography: grep "what you are looking for" file
[03:08] <timahvo1> Kkoala: lemmie have a go. gimme a minute
[03:08] <_2> dmphotography man grep    it's pretty complex and quite powerful
[03:08] <Kkoala> thanks
[03:08] <dmphotography> Uh oh.
[03:08] <ghang> :( is it too high require for computer? openoffice very lag , have set the memory already, my computer is 1Ghz 1.5RAM, why so lag
[03:08] <dmphotography> Complex?  LOL.
[03:08] <_2> dmphotography yes.
[03:08] <loveissuicide> I don't know much but I think java is not a good platform to develop an office suite
[03:09] <loveissuicide> I find some applications ver laggy when they are based on java, am I right?
[03:09] <taz> hello fearful ?
[03:09] <dmphotography> No GUI either huh?
[03:09] <fearful> taz hello
[03:09] <xiaopi> ghang, just upgrade to OpenOffice3 like I told loveissuicide 5min ago if you didn't do it yet, huge improvements
[03:09] <_2> dmphotography all proficent linux guru's use grep extensively.   you should take the time to learn at least the basics
[03:10] <taz> hello fearful  ... still same promble with java and i try find where the problmes ??
[03:10] <timahvo1> Kkoala: blogtrader or something ?
[03:10] <loveissuicide> xiaopi: yes i know, i am doing that right now, i am only expressing some thoughts
[03:10] <Kkoala> aiotrade
[03:10] <dmphotography> _2: Alright.  Or take the time to learn how to write a bunch of gui's for all of these programs.
[03:10] <Kkoala> it thought that is the newest
[03:10] <dmphotography> Make life easier.