[03:37] <scifiguy951> it says....Error writing /ect/privoxy/config: No such file or directory
[03:37] <philh> ten, try googling for centos fuse, see if anything useful comes up
[03:37] <crimsun> castel_: or provide the correct path to the file.
[03:37] <Starnestommy> scifiguy951: try /etc/privoxy/config
[03:38] <ten> philh, I am using a weird network, I can only chat, looks like some of the ports are closed maybe
[03:38] <castel_> ???
[03:38] <scifiguy951> same error
[03:38] <Starnestommy> castel_: where is that file located?
[03:38] <castel_> d:
[03:38] <ten> philh, thanks for the advice though
[03:38] <castel_> partition 2
[03:38] <philh> ten, right, i'll google for you
[03:39] <castel_> i am install with inside windows
[03:39] <Starnestommy> castel_: cd to that directory, then run sudo ./RealPlayer11GOLD.bin
[03:39] <leonardo> Hello guys. I'm just testing this IRC program and Would like to say hello...
[03:40] <ten> philh, no need, I will try to find it once I get to a better network, the drive's ntfs is giving me all the troubles as you pointed out
[03:40] <castel_> castel@castel-desktop:~$ cd to that directory
[03:40] <castel_> bash: cd: to: No such file or directory
[03:40] <teamcobra> hello leonardo
[03:40] <bullgard4> What does 'IS department' mean in the following sentence: "The backend used is configurable by the system administrator.
[03:40] <anirudh0> lol
[03:40] <teamcobra> information services
[03:40] <anirudh0> castel_, cd <directory-name>
[03:40] <leonardo> Hello Teamcobra!
[03:40] <AndrewGearhart> DID IT! I've finally managed to configure dual monitors on ubuntu 8.04 with the Intel GMA (Integrated Graphics Adapter) 3100. I edited the xorg.conf to be similar to the one located at http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html but adjusted the virtual display to be 2880x900 (my 19" displays are 1440x900 each). This did /NOT/ do it after I logged out and back in. I then used System>Preferences>Screen Resolution and adjusted the
[03:40] <todd> #compiz
[03:40] <bullgard4> teamcobra: Thank you.
[03:40] <AndrewGearhart> bullgard4: Information Systems
[03:41] <avis> what directory are the firefox-3 icons stored at for gnome ?
[03:41] <teamcobra> yeh, andrew is correct
[03:41] <teamcobra> interchangable w/ IT
[03:41] <teamcobra> for the most part ;p
[03:41] <AndrewGearhart> ;-)
[03:41] <anirudh0> avis, some in /usr/share/icons/<theme>
[03:41] <philh> ten, when you get there you want http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/NTFSPartitions
[03:41] <castel_> castel@castel-desktop:~$ cd <directory-name>
[03:41] <castel_> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[03:41] <avis> thanks
[03:41] <bullgard4> AndrewGearhart: Thank you.
[03:41] <nickrud> anirudh0 no
[03:41] <crimsun> castel_: replace '<directory-name>' as appropriate
[03:41] <teamcobra> wow, my centos box is installing firefox 1.5 right now
[03:41] <Starnestommy> castel_: replace <directory-name> with the path to the directory where RealPlayer11GOLD.bin is
[03:41] <teamcobra> centos 5
[03:41] <teamcobra> wow.
[03:42] <castel_> example ???
[03:42]  * AndrewGearhart 's degree is MIS .... Management Information Systems.... so... he hopes they don't change it on him!
[03:42] <Starnestommy> castel_: if it's in /blah/foo, cd /blah/foo
[03:42] <Solaris_Pryde> suuup
[03:42]  * anirudh0 thinks mis information systems would also be appropriate ;)
[03:42] <ten> philh, thanks again
[03:43] <avis> how would i simply purge and reinstall the firefox-3 package ?
[03:44] <Solaris_Pryde> firefox 3 out?
[03:44] <teamcobra> sudo apt-get remove firefox ; sudo apt-get install firefox
[03:44] <teamcobra> not til tues, I believe
[03:44] <anirudh0> avis, apt-get --purge remove firefox-3.0
[03:45] <Solaris_Pryde> i wonder if my bookmarks will also be wiped clean if i apt-get remove firefox
[03:45] <anirudh0> Solaris_Pryde, no
[03:45] <anirudh0> Solaris_Pryde, ~/ folders are not deleted
[03:45] <Solaris_Pryde> ohh ok
[03:46] <D3RGPS31> Anyone have information on ATI drivers not made by ATI or AMD, the official drivers 'just don't work' for me =/ (Ubuntu 8.04, ATI Radeon Xpress 200m)
[03:46] <philh> Has anyone here got TV-out working with nvidia fx6200?
[03:46] <teamcobra> radeonhd is the other project, in the works
[03:46] <teamcobra> but I had a lappie w/ a 200m, fglrx was the only way to go on that piece of scrap
[03:47] <unavailable> s3a  hows that issue coming along?
[03:47] <AndrewGearhart> anirudh0: depends upon the programmer... ;-)
[03:47] <philh> or seen a good howto, i've found some interesting stuff on the gentoo wiki but it's not working
[03:47] <Panik> no resume image, something during boot : matrix ttyl
[03:47] <castel_> if RealPlayer11GOLD.bin on the desktop how to create at terminal???
[03:47] <Panik> is what get
[03:47] <D3RGPS31> teamcobra: thanks
[03:47] <Panik> matrix login
[03:47] <vido> hi how can i deal with that E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[03:47] <vido> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[03:48] <anirudh0> castel_, cd Desktop..sudo chmos +x *..../RealPlayer11Gold.bin
[03:48] <avis> i cannot seem to find my gnome firefox gnome icons.  i tried purging and reinstalling firefox 3.0 and the location is still incorrect for me
[03:48] <philh> vido, tried doing as it asks?
[03:48] <anirudh0> avis, they are part of the icons theme..not of the firefox ackage
[03:48] <vido> yes and it gives me that >
[03:48] <avis> oh i see, ok.
[03:49] <dy1> i wanna create a video tutorial, is there a good free screen capture program and what would be the best settings for quality and file size if i wanna record to OGG?
[03:49] <castel_> castel@castel-desktop:~$  cd Desktop..sudo chmos +x *..../RealPlayer11Gold.bin
[03:49] <castel_> bash: cd: Desktop..sudo: No such file or directory
[03:49] <unavailable> Solaris_Pryde http://www.spreadfirefox.com/en-US/worldrecord
[03:50] <philh> vido, did you sudo it?
[03:50] <anirudh0> unavailable, i never understood why the mozilla people want to burn their servers
[03:51] <erin> Hi, anyone know how to get rid of the fish that swims around on your screen when you type "free the fishes" at the run prompt?
[03:51] <avis> hmm.  i've switched icon sets to something i know had a gnome firefox icon, and purged and reinstalled firefox 3.0, though the default firefox icon did not appear.  i'm not sure what i should do.
[03:51] <algebraist> hi, i am having wifi connection problems after a recent update (since about 7-10 days...) i have the intel pro 4965agn on an asus f9sg laptop...googling seems to indicate i need to backport(?) but i'm not sure how
[03:51] <moDumass> !mindmap
[03:51] <moDumass> !mind map
[03:52] <erin> !google
[03:52] <t35t0r> "free the fishes" doesn't show any fishes
[03:52] <avis> algebraist, you can enable backports if you'd like in your /etc/apt/sources.list, update, and install
[03:52] <erin> t35tor: it does in GNOME
[03:52] <t35t0r> ok
[03:52] <castel_> i am sad i can't install real player
[03:52] <philh> erin, tried killing gnome-panel?
[03:52] <erin> philh: nope, i'll try it now
[03:52] <AndrewGearhart> ’╗┐Off to the store for some groceries!
[03:52] <vido> yes i sudo it dr phill
[03:53] <Panik> whats the latest ubuntu version
[03:53] <algebraist> i've done that, and it wants to install qt4 stuff... but i think i need to revert to an older kernel or something... the iwl4965 driver is set to RF hardware-something (value 2...) -- does this sound familiar?
[03:53] <erin> 8.04
[03:53] <cypher1> !hardy | Panik
[03:53] <philh> vido, just the one L, thanks
[03:53] <vido> it gives me that >
[03:53]  * Panik looks at b0xxy
[03:53] <Panik> eww
[03:53] <b0xxy> .
[03:53] <erin> ahh it worked thanks philh
[03:54] <vido> just
[03:54] <philh> erin, np
[03:54] <vido> >
[03:54]  * nickrud wants fishes, but they won't come
[03:54] <t35t0r> what does lts stand for? long time software
[03:54] <erin> nickrud are you running GNOME?
[03:54] <t35t0r> fluxbox could not free the fishes
[03:54] <Vedestin> why won't pidgin sign in to msn?
[03:54] <nickrud> erin it was "free the fish" , not fishes ;)
[03:55] <erin> same difference :P
[03:55] <algebraist> avis:  i've done that, and it wants to install qt4 stuff... but i think i need to revert to an older kernel or something... the iwl4965 driver is set to RF hardware-something (value 2...) -- does this sound familiar?
[03:55] <philh> vido, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/dpkg-configure-a-error-361965/
[03:55] <Solaris_Pryde> anyone ever got "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables" ?
[03:55] <avis> i've never been in that situation, algebraist.  sorry
[03:55] <erin> Solaris: yes I have, trying to compile WINE on 64-bit Arch Linux, and when gcc and g++ werent installed
[03:55] <nickrud> !build-essential | Solaris_Pryde
[03:55] <algebraist> avis, thanks for your time anyway
[03:55] <anirudh0> nickrud, you need the fishes package..forgot the name
[03:55] <philh> hmm, wanda's gone all vectory and babelfishy
[03:56] <avis> Solaris_Pryde, is your build-essential installed ?
[03:56] <moDumass> anyone have issues with java apps being limited in size in ubuntu?
[03:56] <moDumass> or jsut me?
[03:56] <moDumass> screensize i mean
[03:56] <nickrud> anirudh0 got it. I've known that egg was in gnome-panel for years, but never knew the trigger :)
[03:56] <philh> erin, nickrud tried "gegls from outer space"?
[03:57] <unclemike> when installing ubuntu..whats the migrate documents and setting...for microsoft windows xp
[03:57] <erin> philh: hahahaha
[03:57] <nickrud> ah, the gnu's are stampeding!
[03:57] <avis> hmm.  i've switched icon sets to something i know had a gnome firefox icon, and purged and reinstalled firefox 3.0, though the default firefox icon did not appear.  i'm not sure what i should do.
[03:57] <erin> its space invaders!
[03:58] <philh> worry not, wanda will save us
[03:58] <avis> i'm trying to get an actual firefox icon for firefox
[03:58] <algebraist> anybody having iwl4965 issues? there's this weird situation where if you disable your wifi using Fn-F2, you can't re-enable it easily... that's the problem i need help on
[03:58] <erin> avis: go find one on google, then put it in /usr/share/pixmaps then change the icon the usual way
[03:58] <avis> i'll try that erin.  thank you
[03:59] <mneptok> algebraist: that's not a chipset issue, AFAICT, but an OEM issue with custom keymaps.
[03:59] <philh> oooh, open-office calc is supposed to have a space invaders game too
[03:59] <bullgard4> How do differ the desktop configuration files in /usr/share/applications and /usr/share/app-install/desktop?
[04:00] <algebraist> aneptok, thanks... well, i read somewhere that it's a bug with the new kernel (<IP_ADDRESS>?)... i think using an older kernel will fix it... do i have to use backports for this?
[04:00] <candive> Hello, can someone help me finish installing clamav there are two files I am suppose to rename?
[04:00] <Solaris_Pryde> erin: did u post about that wine not able to install? i thot i just came across that
[04:01] <erin> Solaris: nope
[04:01] <Matt_> i'm trying to shrink my windows partition, but it windows won't let me shrink it anymore than 11gigs, and I have a lot more than that free. I know this is a windows question, but I don't know of any Windows live help channels.
[04:01] <candive> I have a copy of my Terminal for clam
[04:01] <erin> Solaris: I finally discovered that 64-bit arch linux wasnt multilib so wine wouldnt work on it easily, so I came back to Ubuntu
[04:01] <nickrud> Matt_ ##windows
[04:02] <Matt_> i'm trying to give Ubuntu the majority of the drive
[04:02] <Matt_> okay thanks
[04:02] <candive> !ubotto, pastebin?
[04:02] <nickrud> ubottu, pastebin | candive
[04:02] <philh> Matt_, defragging may help a bit
[04:03] <candive> nickrud, thanks learning curve
[04:03] <erin> philh: I noticed that the ntfs partition shrinker in the ubuntu installer hung my friends PC, could this have been because he didnt defrag his drive first?
[04:03] <nickrud> candive np, I vividly remember that slope :)
[04:04] <bullgard4>  /usr/share/applications und  /usr/share/app-install/desktop?
[04:04] <ethana2> how do I check wireless networking from the terminal?
[04:04] <philh> erin, no idea, sorry
[04:04] <ethana2> can I view wireless networks using a bash command?
[04:04] <nickrud> bullgard4 which packages own those dirs/files?
[04:04] <philh> ethana2, iwlist
[04:04] <erin> ethana2: iwconfig
[04:04] <ethana2> thanks
[04:05] <algebraist> anybody know how to set rf_kill to 0? i tried sudo echo >, but it doesn't work
[04:05] <candive> http://paste.ubuntu.com/20039/ should i close the window? for paste
[04:05] <Lanlost> I've got a question about rt2500s.. I noticed my speed in ubuntu seemed so slow. Then I did a iwconfig and noticed the rate was at 1mbps. Well, divide that in bytes instead of bits thats about what I was getting
[04:06] <erin> algebraist: export r_kill 0    ?
[04:06] <erin> *rf_kill
[04:06] <Lanlost> so I looked for a forum.. and people said that you have to switch the bit rate to auto.. but I think thats what its at becuase when I do auto it sitll says 1mbps. Setting it to 54M didn't do much. I followed a link to compile rt2500 drivers and .. they compiled fine
[04:07] <Lanlost> but I couldn't acutally connect. The drivers didn't automatically work with the gnome network thingy.. an dI couldn't set them manually either
[04:07] <Lanlost> dhclient said that it couldn't find any responces..
[04:07] <Lanlost> so I disabled rt2500 (which used ra0 not wlan0 for some reason) and used rt2500pci again.. It worked this time
[04:07] <algebraist> erin, does that really work? i am talking about  /sys/bus/pci/drivers/iwl4965/*/rf_kill , not a shell variable
[04:07] <ethana2> iwlist doesn't give me... well, I'm confused
[04:07] <Lanlost> I got 54M .. and I got great speed. It only works when I put the card down first.. then change the rate.. and then put it back up
[04:07] <erin> algebraist: oh probably not then, sorry :P
[04:07] <erin> candive: try "sudo make install"
[04:08] <Lanlost> but on the forums it said it was bad to use 54M unless I'm really close to the router becuase it probably won't get that speed
[04:08] <algebraist> erin, no worries, thanks anyway :)
[04:08] <Lanlost> so I'm just not sure what I should do.. Also.. on boot I had no internet.. This is what I friggen hate about linux. I compiled the rt2500 drivers but I don't know why its using them by default on boot now
[04:08] <uberpinguin> Hello.  I see that ubuntu has a package for murmur on hardy-sparc. I'm curious about how it was patched to run properly, as murmur on my supersparc crashes with a bus error whenever a player speaks.
[04:08] <candive> erin, did you see my paste?
[04:08] <erin> candive: yes
[04:08] <Lanlost> I didn't change anything else.. I just did a temporary modprobe -r or rmmod and changed it back to the original
[04:08] <candive> going to terminal
[04:08] <erin> candive: was that the output of make install?
[04:09] <shane_> goodeve
[04:09] <shane_> i have a simple ?
[04:09] <Lanlost> but I've also seen a site say that the rt2500 drivers shipped with hardy ARE the same drivers as the ones I were compiling. obviously not as new though. The ones in the kernal are apparently buggy
[04:09] <Lanlost> so I suppose my quesiton is... should I be using hardys rt2500 drivers or compile my own. And second... how can I set my rt2500 to connect at 54M on boot. I'm afraid to set it to 54M because if I have to connect to another server or something I don't want to do 'damage' to my card
[04:10] <Lanlost> but if I do auto.. it always drops to 1mbps
[04:10] <shane_> i am using freespire and it is based on ubuntu can i sudo comand and get the games that i had in ubuntu
[04:10] <erin> !question | shane_
[04:10] <candive> I believe I only need to rename 2 files to finish and yes i think so new to Linux tech to windows
[04:10] <shane_> ty erin
[04:10] <philh> Lanlost, i take it you're well within range of the AP
[04:11] <erin> shane_: sorry didnt notice you actually asked the question, lol my bad
[04:12] <erin> shane_: dont understand your question, all sudo does is allows you to run commands as root
[04:12] <candive> erin, It as run twice I believe. I only need to rename 2 files to finish and yes i think so new to Linux tech to windows
[04:12] <erin> candive: I have not compiled clamAV myself so I dont know, does the documentation not tell you?
[04:12]  * fangwithu hi
[04:13] <shane_> yes but in ubuntu there is sudo apt-get install and in freespire im not sure if i can do that to get the gamepack
[04:13] <erin> candive: what happens if you just try running clamav?
[04:13] <fangwithu> hi
[04:13] <rogerio> good nith all people...
[04:14] <erin> shane_: if apt-get is installed (it should be if Freespire is based on Debian/Ubuntu) then you can...
[04:14] <philh> shane_, is there no package manager?
[04:14] <philh> shane_, have you tried sudo synaptic ?
[04:14] <philh> oh, it's all click 'n' runny, isn't it, horrible
[04:14] <candive> it running now, but I was told there was 2 files that had to be renamed, unsure. update clam "must be root"
[04:15] <nickrud> shane_ you should be asking in the freespire channels for freespire help
[04:15] <shane_> they have a cnr with like 40000 dif aps but i was hoping i could do like i did when i made the swap to xubuntu and just import the game pack
[04:15] <erin> candive: what two files?
[04:15] <bullgard4> nickrud: I do not know which packages own those directories/files. How can I find that out?
[04:15] <nano_> does anybody know the name of the program that is launched with Alt+F2?
[04:15] <ethana2> gnome run dialog?
[04:15] <clintchance> Anyone know when Madwifi will be back online?
[04:15] <nano_> ethana2, yes
[04:15] <nickrud> bullgard4 dpkg -S /path/to/file , sometimes dir
[04:15] <shane_> yes but freespire is a ubuntu base so i thought mabey that it beein similar id have a better shot here
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: didn't know it was offline
[04:16] <ethana2> nano_: I could probably find it for you
[04:16] <clintchance> try it
[04:16] <nano_> ethana2, please
[04:16] <ethana2> k
[04:16] <clintchance> Its like their DNS is gone
[04:16] <clintchance> i cant even get a ping
[04:16] <candive> erin, back in a min see if I can find instructions for past
[04:16] <IndyGunFreak> except that freespire sucks..
[04:16] <IndyGunFreak> where ubuntu does not.
[04:16] <erin> shane_: does typing "apt-get" at the terminal return command not found?
[04:16] <nickrud> !ot | IndyGunFreak ;-p
[04:17] <ethana2> crud
[04:17] <ethana2> I don't know how to find that
[04:17] <IndyGunFreak> nickrud: eh, nto really offtopic.. it was brought up by someone else.
[04:17] <ethana2> it's not in the menus
[04:17] <nickrud> IndyGunFreak yeah, but you I know and can tease
[04:17] <philh> nano_, it might be part of gnome-panel
[04:17] <IndyGunFreak> nickrud: i know..lol
[04:17] <shane_> i dunno yet thats what im learning iv done all the buntu based  systems and even a few other linux im new to linux and im finding what suits my needs best,im confident with the buntus
[04:17] <candive> erin, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5172642#post5172642
[04:17] <nano_> philh, yeah, it may be....
[04:17] <nano_> philh, too bad if it is
[04:18] <nano_> i really just want to know the name of this applicatoin
[04:18] <ethana2> could somebody else help him out?
[04:18] <ethana2> I'm trying to get a friend online with ubuntu
[04:18] <nickrud> nano_ the gnome run dialog (alt-f2) is built into the gnome-panel
[04:18] <philh> nano_, i'm afraid it looks like it's just a dialogue produced by gnome-panel, out of luck
[04:18] <nano_> nickrud, thnx
[04:18] <nano_> np
[04:18] <shane_> sorry guys ill get it elsewhere
[04:18] <clintchance> Is there anywhere else where i can get the snapshots of Madwifi?
[04:19] <candive> erin, bumanie instructions were followed
[04:19] <erin> candive: I dont bother running antivirus so I cant help you sorry
[04:19] <erin> candive: doest clamAV provide binaries?
[04:19] <candive> erin, no problem thanks
[04:21] <Lanlost> philh, yes.. I am well in the range 89/100 link quality
[04:21] <Lanlost> I can get a 54M connection bit rate set .. I just needed to ifconfig the card down and then change it and put it back up
[04:21] <philh> Lanlost, good good, just thought it worth checking
[04:22] <Lanlost> I'm just concerned that it will 'do damage' to my card to set it to be.. er.. stuck at 54M
[04:22] <clintchance> Is there anything else for 32bit that wil work for my atherose wifi card
[04:22] <Lanlost> I've never heard that.. I figured that it would connect at 54M and just not reach that speed
[04:22] <philh> i'm not sure why it would but i couldn't say for sure either way
[04:22] <Lanlost> I just don't want to be fine here.. and then go to a cafe or something and have it try to connect at 54M and damage my card because of signal quality or something
[04:22] <Lanlost> right.. ok
[04:23] <Lanlost> I guess the other question is.. if I put a module in the modules directory.. it automatically loads everything in there on boot?
[04:23] <Lanlost> I never added the rt2500 driver I compiled to any start up list.. I simply rmmoded the old drivers and modprobed in the new one. After I was done though I did the opposite and on reboot I had the non working compiled ones loaded
[04:24] <clintchance> Can anyone point me to a site that will give me information on installing my atherose wifi withough madwifi?
[04:24] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: what madwifi device?
[04:24] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: sorry, what atheros device
[04:24] <nickrud> Lanlost no, if you want a module loaded at boot always, add it to /etc/modules , on a line by itself
[04:24] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:24] <clintchance> there we go,  i think 5007
[04:25] <bullgard4> nickrud:  dpkg -S /path/to/file for both pathes reports: "dpkg: ... not found."
[04:25] <clintchance> or somethng like that
[04:25] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: is it misidentified as ar242x in lspci?
[04:25] <nickrud> bullgard4 try a couple files in the dirs then
[04:25] <clintchance> Give me one moment and il have the exact thing
[04:25] <Matt_> can i  safely shrink my windows partition with the live cd
[04:25] <clintchance> IndyGunFreak in that it doesnt even specify
[04:25] <nickrud> Matt_ many do. I recommend doing it from inside vista (if that's what you have)
[04:26] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: doesn't specify?
[04:26] <clintchance> IndyGunFreak, il get the line
[04:26] <Matt_> nickrud, i do have vista and I want to do it from inside vista, but it won't let me shrink it by more than 11 gigs, and I wasn't getting any help in the windows forum
[04:26] <clintchance> IndyGunFreak, Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications, Inc. Unknown device 001c (rev 01)
[04:27] <nickrud> Matt_ have you defragged? I've heard that turning off the swap file, rebooting, defragging and then resizing helps
[04:27] <IndyGunFreak> cinthmm, thats not good...
[04:27] <IndyGunFreak> clintchance: are you sure thats your wireless device?
[04:27] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:27] <clintchance> IndyGunFreak, positive
[04:27] <i_dontknow> hi everybody
[04:28] <Matt_> how do I turn off the swap? where is it...it's not in comp management nickrud
[04:28] <i_dontknow> what's ubuntu? i'm a windows user
[04:28] <nickrud> Matt_ when I did the first ubuntu install on this machine (a couple hours after I bought it) I reformatted the drive, then reinstalled windows and then installed ubuntu. I don't trust resizing myself
[04:28] <avis> anyone have a link on restoring the MBR from a computer that had vista and ubuntu on it back to the original vista mbr configuration ?
[04:28] <clintchance> avis
[04:28] <nickrud> Matt_ hm, system in control panel, advanced button. Don't have vista open so I can't say exactly
[04:28] <Lanlost> nickrud, yeah I put it in /etc/modules. I din't know you could modprobe a module from anywhere else. That would be the answer to that. Thank you
[04:29] <clintchance> avis you may be able to just delete ubuntu and grub al togeather and just set the boot flag on the vista partition
[04:29] <Lanlost> actually.. hah
[04:29] <avis> yes clintchance ?  i have a friend who wants to try out ubuntu, though i dont think he'll do it unless he can go back to the way things were originally if things dont work out
[04:29] <Lanlost> no I didn't
[04:29] <Lanlost> I thought that was a directory
[04:29] <Lanlost> so why did rt2500 load on boot? I didn't do that.
[04:29] <avis> clintchance, do you have a url for restoring mbr to the original before ubuntu was installed on a vista computer ?  does anyone ?
[04:29] <clintchance> avis i dont have a url but that has worked for me
[04:29] <Matt_> thanks nickrud
[04:30] <clintchance> avis the vista was OEM though i dont know f that has any effect on it
[04:30] <nickrud> Lanlost probably you installed it to the right kernel module directory, the kernel saw the hardware and looked for a module
[04:30] <nickrud> Lanlost in laymans terms, that is :)
[04:30] <avis> clintchance, so you only changed the bootlflag back to vista ?  you mentioning removing grub (which is stored on the mbr) but didn't mention how you'd do that
[04:30] <DarkAudit> clintchance: wouldn't there be syetem restore discs in that case?
[04:30] <i_dontknow> anybody read me?
[04:30] <DarkAudit> system*
[04:31] <nickrud> i_dontknow we see you
[04:31] <clintchance> Darkaudit, acer didnt supply then
[04:31] <Lanlost> I know.. Its weird though. I had a module for it already.. when I booted I had rt2500pci, rt2x00lib AND rt2500
[04:31] <i_dontknow> ohh thanks :)
[04:31] <bullgard4> nickrud: I have done so with 2 different entries which appear in both directories: Tunapie and 'System├╝berwachung' (System Monitor). With both entries all four dpkg responses are: "Not found."
[04:31] <clintchance> acis. as far as i know grub makes windows mbr link to grub
[04:31] <nickrud> clintchance look for freedos, I think it has a livecd that you can use to reinstall a windows mbr
[04:31] <clintchance> if im wrong correct
[04:31] <SidStudios> Hey, does anyone know which Intel Penryn MODEL the 2.4GHz MacBooks use?
[04:32] <DarkAudit> clintchance: typically, there's an app installed in the maintenance or tech support folder for a user to burn their own
[04:32] <clintchance> DarkAudit
[04:32] <Prexide> Hi.. is there anyone that could help me get my wireless to work? if i type Lspci i see the card but i cant get y wireless t work=/
[04:32] <clintchance> there was
[04:32] <clintchance> but it wanted to backup the entire HD
[04:32] <nickrud> !wireless | Prexide
[04:33] <Prexide> ah thanks nickrud ill check:>
[04:33] <DarkAudit> clintchance: the one I'm thinking of would burn 2-3 DVDs to restore a comuter to out-of-the-box condition
[04:33] <nickrud> Prexide my wireless worked out of the box, that link is about all I've learned about it myself
[04:33] <clintchance> DarkAudit, acer must have taken that out
[04:33] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:33] <Prexide> nickrud thanks mate, ill try
[04:33] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:33] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:33] <Guest3032> can anybody help me ? how can I convert videos to my ipod in gnome ?
[04:33] <FloodBot1> Guest3032: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:33] <Hillshum> how do i get my serial mouse to work?
[04:33] <i_dontknow> Guest3032: you crazy?
[04:34] <eboyjr> Guest3032: Use rhythmbox
[04:34] <eboyjr> Oh..
[04:34] <clintchance> guest3032 we re busy take a number  currently service 3
[04:35] <eboyjr> How do I know whether to install `ardour` or `ardour-i686` ?
[04:35] <ethana2> ok, this ’╗┐Broadcom Corporation BCM94311MCG wlan seems to /work/
[04:35] <nickrud> eboyjr   uname -m
[04:35] <ethana2> but it has 0 signal strenght
[04:35] <ethana2> and sends no data
[04:35] <IdleOne> Guest3032, convert the videos to what?
[04:35] <eboyjr> nickrud: Thank you
[04:35] <ethana2> the router is 4 feet away
[04:35] <ethana2> any thoughts?
[04:35] <clintchance> How do i remove a driver fromNDIS
[04:35] <Lanlost>   /lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/extra/rt2500.ko
[04:35] <eboyjr> maybe a little closer
[04:35] <Lanlost> that's where I put it..
[04:35] <thenewguy> i am trying to setup a NFS share between ubuntu(nfs server) and Mac( client) any body have any tips
[04:35] <IdleOne> clintchance, what number do you have?
[04:36] <Lanlost> it's loaded on boot from   /lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/extra/rt2500.ko.. is that supposed to happen?
[04:36] <Guest3032> for to use in an ipod ,
[04:36] <clintchance> IdleOne 4
[04:36] <Hillshum> i used the first method here but that didn't work https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto
[04:36] <clintchance> idleone sorry i cut in line
[04:36] <IdleOne> ahhh well we are serving number 999 out of 6000000 so you are gfonna have to wait a bit
[04:37] <eboyjr> Is it true that once I install Ubuntu, I can install most other distos  with apt?
[04:37] <clintchance> idleOne then how do i have 3.... STUPID EBAY!
[04:37] <IdleOne> Guest3032, you should be able to just upload to the ipod and play them
[04:38] <dryrot> eboyjr: are you talking about Ubuntu / Kbuntu / Edubuntu / Xubuntu ?
[04:38] <nickrud> eboyjr the other *desktops* , yes. kubuntu-desktop , xubuntu-desktop
[04:38] <Prexide> nickrud mate, thanks, it actually works now;> a last q, does it have any built-in irc sofware?(Ubuntu)
[04:38] <IdleOne> Guest3032, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto check out this link it may help you
[04:38] <nickrud> Prexide I use xchat (not xchat-gnome)
[04:39] <IdleOne> xchat-common
[04:39] <Prexide> is it allready installed?
[04:39] <Guest3032> thanks
[04:39] <nickrud> Prexide pidgin (comes installed from the cd) does irc , sorta
[04:39] <Prexide> kk.p
[04:39] <eboyjr> dryrot: nickrud: I was talking about others like Gentoo, Linspire, blah blah blah... Like not having to use the CDs when I already have Linux
[04:39] <nickrud> eboyjr no, those all need to be installed using their own install cd/method
[04:41] <nickrud> eboyjr you can install something like vmware-server or virtualbox, and install them into a virtual machine running in ubuntu. Then you can download the iso, and point the virtual machine cd to the iso on the ubuntu install
[04:41] <fbc> EMERGENCY! I need to know what package I must reinstall to restore my pam.d directory files to their original states.
[04:41] <eboyjr> nickrud: Oh yeah.. I actually was using it before for Windows XP, but my memory is only 512 MB
[04:41] <eboyjr> only 512 GB
[04:42] <nickrud> eboyjr then you'll want to install them to their own partitions
[04:42] <eboyjr> okay thank you
[04:43] <tommythegeek909> hello
[04:43] <eboyjr> hello
[04:43] <i_dontknow> tommythegeek909: hello
[04:43] <eboyjr> !hi | tommythegeek909
[04:43] <eboyjr> someone: say hi
[04:43] <tommythegeek909> hi
[04:43]  * alan_m is away: Away
[04:44]  * alan_m is back (gone 00:00:01)
[04:44] <nickrud> fbc they come from a variety of packages, you'd need to do   dpkg -s /etc/pam.d/<each file> to get the right packages
[04:44] <Flannel> alan_m: Please turn that off
[04:44] <IdleOne> !away > alan_m
[04:44] <Flannel> !away > gardar`afk
[04:44] <nickrud> fbc that's dpkg -S , not -s
[04:44] <alan_m> im sorry guys, it was an accident
[04:45] <alan_m> its off
[04:45] <Hillshum> can someone please help me? i tried to install my serial mouse but now no mouse works
[04:45] <kholerabbi> how can I upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 from a cd?
[04:45] <Flannel> kholerabbi: You need the alternate CD
[04:45] <kholerabbi> flannel: damn, really?
[04:46] <nickrud> Hillshum sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg should get you back to a default X config, other mice should work then
[04:46] <fbc> nickrud, awesome thanks
[04:46] <tommythegeek909> i have a problem with the network monitor on the top panel, it does not display networks around me when i click it
[04:46] <Flannel> kholerabbi: aye.  Desktop CD doesn't have any (well, its got a couple) packages on it.  You use the alternate CD as a deb source, basically.
[04:47] <adude> does anyone know of a simple video editing program to do trimming of mp4
[04:47] <kholerabbi> flannel: thanks- I'll just clean install then.. But I can leave the /home intact with fresh install?
[04:47] <nickrud> Flannel I haven't tried that myself, what happens when an installed universe package depends on a specific version of a package in main (and the main package gets updated)?
[04:47] <Flannel> kholerabbi: Assuming you have  separate home partition, yeah.
[04:47] <nickrud> Flannel not thinking of a specific package, just generally
[04:48] <Flannel> nickrud: You end up needing to connect to the internet to grab that package
[04:48] <aro> Is there anyway to change specific options of the built in "Visual Effects" for Ubuntu 8.04?
[04:48] <nickrud> Flannel ok, figured. So you end up with a broken package, or an aborted install?
[04:48] <Flannel> nickrud: The alternate CD allows you to upgrade with downloading "most" already (from the CD)
[04:48] <philwyett> kholerabbi: I would leave an update a few weeks and wait for 8.04.1. 8.04 has a lot of updates and even with those is not production ready.
[04:48] <nickrud> Flannel ah. That's what I would expect, so net connection is still required
[04:48] <Flannel> nickrud: Uh, if you're offline... I'm not sure.  It could uninstall them perhaps.  I haven't tried.
[04:49] <bobbyjones> i want to remove my swap partition because i am going to stick the contents of a kubuntu iso on to it
[04:49] <cypher1> aro, System->Preferences->Appearance .. select Visual Effects tab
[04:49] <bobbyjones> and then boot off it
[04:49] <kholerabbi> philwyett. I just use ubuntu for emails and chat and fun mate - but thanks for the warning
[04:49]  * nickrud will find someone who has, one day
[04:49] <miked595> sup channel
[04:49] <cypher1> i am having serious problems with choppy scrolling .. can anyone help me ?
[04:49] <bobbyjones> removing the swap wont stuff up my computer will it?
[04:49] <aro> cypher1, I know that. I said specific options, not just clicking basic and advanced.
[04:49] <Flannel> nickrud: It even scares a lot of people when you do it (with the CD) because at first it says "800MB of packages need to be downloaded" sort of thing, and then 80+% of that goes way real quick.
[04:49] <acer_> do ubuntu have the option of restoring to an earlier time like windows
[04:49] <nickrud> Flannel hahaha
[04:50] <cypher1> aro, sorry i dont know
[04:50] <nickrud> acer_ no
[04:50] <wiz_works> hello everyone
[04:50] <miked595> bobby not unless you run out of memory
[04:50] <bobbyjones> cool
[04:50] <aro> I mainly want to turn off window snapping.
[04:50] <miked595> you don't need to remove it though bobbyjones
[04:50] <bobbyjones> cos my cd drive is broken and that seems to be i only hope of upgrading
[04:50] <aro> I don't want windows to stick to edges and other windows.
[04:50] <miked595> bobbyjones, swapoff -a
[04:50] <nickrud> aro install compizconfig-settings-manager , then it'll be in the prefs menu under advanced desktop settings
[04:51] <bobbyjones> thanks!
[04:51] <miked595> bobbyjones, then to turn back on swapon -a
[04:51] <alan_m> Flannel, yeah i know what your saying about that, it scared the heck outta me as well....i freaked over 800..then realized how fast it was going and stuff.
[04:51] <cypher1> is compiz enabled by default in hardy !?
[04:51] <aro> Nicke_, thanks.
[04:51] <nickrud> cypher1 if your video card supports it without a proprietary driver
[04:52] <acer_> nickrud, do u think it something that is important and should be introduced in the coming versions
[04:52] <cypher1> nickrud, i am having choppy scrolling in X after i upgraded to hardy
[04:52] <miked595> cypher1, it does activate automatically if you install the proper drivers
[04:52] <nickrud> cypher1 if it's ati or nvidia, go to system->admin->hardware drivers , and enable the right driver
[04:52] <bobbyjones> once ive booted the livecd off that partition and i run the installer will grub be set up correctly?
[04:52] <cypher1> miked595, nickrud i am using intel 915GM
[04:52] <nickrud> cypher1 never used one of those, so I'm not the right guy
[04:52] <Hillshum> nickrud: it did a bunch of keyboard stuff and now my mice still don't work
[04:53] <nickrud> Hillshum regular ps2 ?
[04:53] <fr33d0m> Does anyone know about network bridging?  I have done this before on a WinBlows box but have never had the need to do it on a nix box before...  I'm trying to pull the connection from a wireless AP and run it through a cat5.   Is having an Ubuntu only machine as easy as formatting the whole computer and popping in the live cd
[04:56] <fbc> enaner, cut the cord
[04:56] <nickrud> matthew__ yep
[04:56] <unavailable> matthew__ yep
[04:56] <miked595> lol
[04:56] <matthew__> great, thanks
[04:56] <fr33d0m> Does anyone know anythign about ethernet bridging?
[04:57] <enaner> fbc im talkin about like a comand for ubuntu
[04:57] <unavailable> fr33d0m
[04:57] <miked595> just pop in the cd and repartition easier then formating first
[04:57] <unavailable> there is prolly a nice tut
[04:57] <enaner> fbc:  i did it with some commands but the sound comes bak wit hever restart
[04:57] <unavailable> that i can show you
[04:57] <enaner> every*
[04:57] <fbc> fr33d0m, bridging or NAT?
[04:57] <fr33d0m> I've searched all around for about 3 hours now and can't get any of the things mentioned to work right
[04:58] <erin> fr33dom: I know how to bridge network cards if thats what you mean
[04:58] <unavailable> fr33d0m do you want to bridge a couple of network interfaces in your comp (say to run virtual box or something)
[04:58] <erin> fr33dom: install bridge-utils
[04:58] <fr33d0m> bridging from wireless router..  to computer a to computer b
[04:58] <unavailable> http://affix.sourceforge.net/affix-newdoc/Affix-enduser/x199.html
[04:58] <byonix> hi, i have just make a succesfull connection between MySQL and 000 base, i have dwell on it for 2 weeks, my suggestion for you that want to make the connection, DO NOT USE THE 64 BIT VERSION OF UBUNTU. IT SUCKS
[04:58] <uzair> hi all, any guys learned in SQL here?
[04:58] <amrik> byonix: the 64 bit version of ubuntu works great for me kthxbye
[04:58] <swedekid> ok, whenever  i try to view shared folders (folders are on xp trying to access on ubuntu) nothing is in it but when i try it on xp with virtual box i can see all the folders fine
[04:59] <fr33d0m> i have used bridge-utils and created a bridge for both the wlan0 and eth0..  but it didnt work
[04:59] <byonix> amrik:try to make connection between mysql and ooo base
[04:59] <erin> fr33dom: interesting
[04:59] <uzair> swedekid: can you paste-bin your /etc/samba/smb.conf file
[04:59] <erin> fr33dom: what were the step syou took?
[04:59]  * Jalathan had the same experience as fr33d0m
[04:59] <miked595> whats ooo base
[04:59] <Jalathan> OpenOffice.org
[04:59] <uzair> open office .org?
[04:59] <Jalathan> akin to access
[04:59] <fr33d0m> here is exactly what i did...
[04:59] <unavailable> fr33d0m  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BridgingNetworkInterfaces
[04:59] <miked595> damn letters lol
[05:00] <hvgotcodes> hey i i tried to install the java6-docs package; it failed, and now everytime i try to install anything the package manager tries to install that package.  how do i stop this?
[05:00] <fbc> enaner, then you going to need to put those commands in a startup script...
[05:01] <swedekid> uzair: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20048/
[05:01] <erin> fr33dom: that link unavailable gave you is what you should do
[05:01] <fr33d0m> aha!  that may very well help me...  thanks
[05:01] <miked595> hvgotcodes, can you apt-get -f install
[05:01] <TiZ_> Hello. The performance on my laptop using fglrx is very bad. I can run compiz well, but not anything else. For example, ZSnes performs badly. And also, there's a consistent horizontal tear near the top of my screen in 3d apps. On the other hand, though, the open source ati runs games and other 3d apps great, with no horizontal tear. But compiz runs terribly on it! What should I do? I want to have good performance everywhere.
[05:01] <hvgotcodes> miked: its a sun package; its saying the download is unavailable
[05:02] <miked595> hvgotcodes, use remove instead of install i think that should fix your apt-get
[05:02] <uzair> swedekid: you mentioned you can only access the virtual server files right?
[05:03] <ringer> can anyone suggest a really good looking theme.  or a place i can view customization packs/
[05:03] <uzair> are you mapping a drive in windows to the samba server?
[05:03] <miked595> hvgotcodes, you know remove the package you are trying to install
[05:03] <hvgotcodes> if -f a force?
[05:03] <miked595> no -f
[05:03] <uzair> if so, how are you mapping it? through the browse button, or  are you typing in the path?
[05:03] <swedekid> uhh i think so: i have folders on my other cmputer running xp that i need to access on ubuntu which is a different computer
[05:03] <hvgotcodes> miked595: yeah can the package manager tell me which one is busted?
[05:03] <hvgotcodes> i searched java6
[05:03] <Panik> hwo do i use svideo in
[05:03] <hvgotcodes> no indication which one it is
[05:03] <swedekid> i can access it with virtual box
[05:04] <swedekid> with xp installed in it
[05:04] <miked595> it should be the one it errors on
[05:04] <crablouse> I just installed 8.04 hardy heron. I have a dell 2405fpw native res of 1920x1200. on boot, the ubuntu logo is garbled. any idea why?
[05:04] <hvgotcodes> miked595: nothing marked with errors
[05:04] <uzair> oh ic, the reverse, can see windows files from vb, but not ubuntu right?
[05:04] <hvgotcodes> hmm give me something to install ;)
[05:04] <hvgotcodes> itll come up again
[05:04] <swedekid> uzair : yes
[05:05] <swedekid> i can see my computers but when i click on them theres no folder sin them
[05:05] <miked595> hvgotcodes, run "sudo apt-get -f install"
[05:05] <miked595> hvgotcodes, it'll try to fix depens
[05:06] <hvgotcodes> miked595: its telling me i need to download jdk-6-doc.zip or some other file
[05:06] <hvgotcodes> which i obviously didnt look at closely
[05:06] <miked595> what package were you installing when this started
[05:06] <jasdevan> hvgotcodes: There's a file you need to download from sun, put it in your /tmp, and when you apt-get install java-docs, it looks for that file to be in /tmp.
[05:06] <hvgotcodes> whats wierd is the java 6 documentation is installed -- i can click on java classes and see the source
[05:06] <juanchito2006> Hello. I'm planning on ordering a copy of Hardy. My PC supports EM64T, so I wondering if it's a good movie to order the 64-bit version. Is it OK?
[05:07] <IdleOne> juanchito2006, order and test but get the 32bit also
[05:07] <uzair> swedekid: what os is your vb running on?
[05:07] <genii> juanchito2006: You can order a variety
[05:07] <swedekid> uzair: xp sp2
[05:08] <uzair> swedekid: is that the same xp you're accessing?
[05:08] <swedekid> uzair: no, the xp im trying to access is on a compltely different computer but i can access it with virtual box but not with ubuntu
[05:08] <Piojoo> my problem is that, with ubuntu hardy i've installed flashplugin-nonfree for firefox and it works, but to watch youtube videos i have to close all media players to hear sound, and when i open again my media players, i can't hear any sound (amarok, for example, plays my music but with no volume). To get my sound working again after watching a youtube video, i need to restart my computer. can anyone help me solve that problem?
[05:08] <juanchito2006> I've got a pile of Feisty I got for helping with some translation, but they didn't approve my previous order. It seems they're allowing just one at a time.
[05:09] <tommythegeek909> i have a problem with the network monitor on the top panel, it does not display networks around me when i click it
[05:09] <anakron> HI
[05:09] <anakron> HILA
[05:09] <tommythegeek909> hi
[05:09] <anakron> HOLA
[05:09] <uzair> swedekid: gotcha, so it may also just be a problem routing and stuff. the smb.conf you gave is from the ubuntu box right?
[05:09] <swedekid> uzair: yes
[05:09] <anakron> someone look heno around here'
[05:09] <anakron> ?
[05:10] <wiz_works> is there a cmd line utility for easily setting up networking?
[05:10] <wiz_works> prefer not to install GUI.
[05:10] <robinp> wiz_works: ifconfig
[05:11] <qarl> Can anyone recommend a linux laptop?
[05:11] <genii> ifconfig/iwconfig/dhclient
[05:11] <juanchito2006> qarl: Asus Eee PC
[05:11] <wiz_works> robinp: thanks... but I was hoping more for an ncurses based utility  not too savvy with ifconfig
[05:11] <TiZ_> Hello. The performance on my laptop using fglrx is very bad. I can run compiz well, but not anything else. For example, ZSnes performs badly. And also, there's a consistent horizontal tear near the top of my screen in 3d apps. On the other hand, though, the open source ati runs games and other 3d apps great, with no horizontal tear. But compiz runs terribly on it! What should I do? I want to have good performance everywhere.
[05:11] <uzair> swedekid: is the vb smb.conf and ubuntu smb.conf the exact same?
[05:11] <jasdevan> qarl: Dell has a few laptops that it ships with ubuntu pre-installed.
[05:11] <IndyGunFreak> qarl: i've had very good luck w/ my Acer 5315
[05:11] <FuRom> I followed a howto for installing motorola wireless card drivers, and when I try to connect to my wireless network, the wireless card's green light blinks, but it doesn't connect to the network. I know the login information I put in for my network is right, because I've done put it in for my USB wireless network card, and it connects. I have no idea why I can't make this lame motorola wireless WPCI810G wireless card work, can anyone help m
[05:11] <robinp> wiz_works: nah ifconfig is easy to use - just 'man ifconfig'
[05:11] <swedekid> wait theres a smb.conf on my xp install in virtual box?
[05:12] <uzair> oh, i'm sorry, no no
[05:12] <swedekid> oh ok
[05:12] <uzair> i thought you were running ubuntu on the vb
[05:12] <uzair> as well
[05:12] <wiz_works> robinp: ok great...   I'll have to become more savvy with this utility.  ;-)
[05:12] <swedekid> ah
[05:12] <Piojoo> my problem is that, with ubuntu hardy i've installed flashplugin-nonfree for firefox and it works, but to watch youtube videos i have to close all media players to hear sound, and when i open again my media players, i can't hear any sound (amarok, for example, plays my music but with no volume). To get my sound working again after watching a youtube video, i need to restart my computer. can anyone help me solve that problem?
[05:12] <uzair> swedekid: are you mapping the drive? if so is it are you manually entering the path?
[05:13] <qarl> thanks everyone! will check it out
[05:13] <juanchito2006> thanks for the advice, see ya
[05:13] <IndyGunFreak> Piojoo: i've had tht issue also... i think it has to do w/ pulse audio, but not 100% sure
[05:13] <swedekid> uzair: i dont know what your talking about mapping the drive and I don' know how to manulaly add a folder in ubuntu
[05:14] <Piojoo> l
[05:14] <Piojoo> IndyGunFreak: ok, i'll try to kill pulseaudio
[05:15] <IndyGunFreak> Piojoo: well, i wouldn't recommend that
[05:15] <uzair> swedekid: okay, are you going in places > network > xp_comp to try to access the xp comp? and is that where you see the vb, but not the xp comp?
[05:15] <Piojoo> IndyGunFreak: what could happen?
[05:15] <kerren> pekalongan_bottom
[05:15] <IndyGunFreak> Piojoo: really don't know, but i'd imagine you'll hve no sound at all.
[05:16] <uzair> tell you what, if this is the original smb.conf file, then try this: backup the smb.conf file, and try replacing it with this (something simple) then we'll add on as needed
[05:16] <uzair> i'll paste bin you my file
[05:16] <fr33d0m> hmmm..  seems I still cannot get it to bridge properly...  what i just did was very similar to the first method I tried
[05:17] <uzair> swedekid: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20052/
[05:17] <swedekid> uzair: i cant see any shared folders in ubuntu whether the folders are on my vb xp install or my desktop
[05:18] <EvilDennisR> my peoples..
[05:18] <uzair> sorry, lagged out :S
[05:19] <swedekid> uzair: i'm confused about what you want me to do with the contents of the pastebin
[05:20] <uzair> swedekid: try backing up your smb.conf, and copy paste the paste-bin content in your smb.conf
[05:20] <DrDerek> If you want some free - 96kbps streaming Chill / Down Tempo music -- http://www.drdereklive.net - DJ Thaddius is currently live in the mix.
[05:20] <swedekid> do you want me to delete everything in the smb.conf after backing it up and then paste it or just add it?
[05:20] <uzair> yes, delete and add
[05:20] <swedekid> ok
[05:21] <mar1> hello all
[05:21] <uzair> swedekid: then restart samba: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[05:21] <mar1> is anyone listenin?
[05:21] <fr33d0m> well, it seems as if i still cant get it to work
[05:21] <uzair> no we're reading ;)
[05:21] <swedekid> ok
[05:21] <uzair> restarted samba? okay, now go to xp machine, My Computer
[05:22] <mar1> I noticed that azureus works without any nat problems under ubuntu but with the same computer and connection it has nat problems in windows
[05:22] <mar1> also
[05:22] <mar1> same scenario
[05:22] <uzair> Tools > Map Network drive
[05:22] <kartia2343> Would anyone be so kind as to give me a hand with a very very annoying Intel 82801H sound card?  looks like plenty of people have seen the same (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=747054&page=3), just can't seem to get it to work though :-(
[05:22] <avis> i am using boinc client and i have my projects set to only use at most 1 cpu on a multiprocessor system.  i thought since i'm running 2 projects, that each one would get a core.  if i set both projects to use at most 2 cores, would my system still run as normally as usual?
[05:22] <mar1> under ubuntu it gets a much stronger wifi signal than windows
[05:22] <swedekid> uzair: it says i dont have permission to change it, i checked permissions in properties and everything is greyed out
[05:22] <mar1> can anyone explain that?
[05:22] <uzair> huh? did you sudo??
[05:22] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> is there a solution for the problem that if u have rhythmbox playing music then wine apps has no sound?
[05:23] <swedekid> no i cant save the changes
[05:23] <onats> hi, when booting my laptop, i only get a GRUB, and nothing happens.. how do i resolv this?
[05:23] <uzair> sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf_ORIGINAL
[05:23] <uzair> then type: gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[05:23] <mar1> [Hardy]TuTUXG: hey what kernal revision
[05:23] <mar1> 19?
[05:24] <i_dontknow> onats: edit the menu.lst correctlly  :P
[05:24] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, 18
[05:24] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> 19 is out? mar1?
[05:24] <mar1> I had 19 same problem so I just picked 18 and worked again
[05:24] <uzair> swedekid: status?
[05:24] <swedekid> uzair: working on it
[05:24] <uzair> gotcha
[05:24] <Terabyte_> Hey, does 8.04 come with kde4? If not, how can I try it?
[05:24] <Conf> hello
[05:24] <onats> i_dontknow, where can  i find that file?
[05:24] <tommythegeek909> hi
[05:24] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, so 18 is working for u?
[05:25] <TiZ_> Okay... I'm going to try this one more time.
[05:25] <i_dontknow> onats: probably in /boot/grub/menu.slt
[05:25] <mar1> yes
[05:25] <swedekid> ok it saved restarting it now
[05:25] <mar1> 19 broke it
[05:25] <uzair> okay
[05:25] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, what win app r u using while rhythembox playing?
[05:25] <clintchance> yay! I'm finally totally rid of that annoying Vista
[05:25] <TiZ_> Hello. The performance on my laptop using fglrx is very bad. I can run compiz well, but not anything else. For example, ZSnes performs badly. And also, there's a consistent horizontal tear near the top of my screen in 3d apps. On the other hand, though, the open source ati runs games and other 3d apps great, with no horizontal tear. But compiz runs terribly on it! What should I do? I want to have good performance everywhere.
[05:25] <mar1> win app?
[05:25] <clintchance> Although my wireless sig could be higher
[05:25] <onats> i_dontknow, so what do i edit in it/
[05:26] <dns53> Terabyte_ there is both kde 3 and 4 i believe and 2 versions of kubuntu
[05:26] <swedekid> uzair: ok restarted and still can't see anything
[05:26] <mar1> it was the whole sound system that was out on 19
[05:26] <kartia2343> -> and my sound could work... lol
[05:26] <fr33d0m> ithere is a kubuntu hartdy and hardy kde4 remix
[05:26] <i_dontknow> onats: mmm paste it ;P
[05:26] <mar1> not just rhthm box
[05:26] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, ya, if i open a wine app while rhythmbox playing, the wine app has no sound
[05:26] <Terabyte_> dns53, I have 8.04 already installed just wondering how to setup kde4 (where to start)
[05:26] <uzair> okay, now go to xp comp, do the following: Open up My computer > Tools > Map Network Drive
[05:26] <onats> i_dontknow, ok hold on, booting it from CD
[05:26] <kartia2343> only reason vista is still taking space...
[05:26] <mar1> wine is experimentsl
[05:27] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, oh, no, audio works here
[05:27] <swedekid> ok brb
[05:27] <mar1> just dual boot into blowz
[05:27] <uzair> ok
[05:27] <anolis> hey room
[05:27] <Conf> hello
[05:27] <helriclhurse> hiall
[05:27] <Conf> can help me ?
[05:27] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, i know, but some as mplayer + rhythmbox
[05:27] <helriclhurse> hello
[05:27] <clintchance> hey guys what would be the best networkmanager?
[05:27] <TiZ_> Am I being ignored? Are my messages reaching the channel?
[05:27] <i_dontknow> onats: when you choice an option in grub menu, nothin happen? but you see an error msg?
[05:28] <clintchance> Wireless Network manger that is
[05:28] <fr33d0m> Terabyte_ sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-kde4
[05:28] <avis> clintchance, wicd works very well if you dont like gnomes.  at least it was great in gutsy
[05:28] <helriclhurse> no
[05:28] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> mar1, if u open mplayer first then open rhythmbox then it got no sound
[05:28] <clintchance> TIZ_ I know what you mean
[05:28] <Terabyte_> thanks fr33d0m
[05:28] <fr33d0m> that shoukld isntall kde4 for you
[05:28] <Conf> i mounted file share from windows
[05:28] <fr33d0m> no problem
[05:28] <onats> i_dontknow, i initially use windows OS menu, then choose ubuntu. when it loads grub, it seems that it displays only GRUB
[05:28] <Conf> when i write file access denied, why ?
[05:28] <clintchance> avis,unfortunatly im partial to gnome. Im a visual learner
[05:29] <avis> clintchance, wicd runs in gnome ok
[05:29] <i_dontknow> onats: okay, paste your menu.lst please
[05:29] <TiZ_> Doesn't anyone know how to improve fglrx
[05:29] <dns53> Terabyte_ so you have 8.4 gnome? just apt-get install kde4 and you will have kde in the desktop entry
[05:29] <TiZ_> 's performance or make compiz work well with radeon?
[05:29] <k33bz> clintchance, it really depends on prefrence
[05:29] <clintchance> TiZ_ What do you need to be impoved on it?
[05:29] <TiZ_> Sorry for the accidental enter press
[05:29] <mar1> weird
[05:29] <Terabyte_> dns53 ah that worked :)
[05:29] <TiZ_> It's very slow in 3d apps, clintchance
[05:29] <mar1> try removing all the packages then installing latest sound drivers
[05:29] <fr33d0m> well, it seems that i cant quite set up this network bridge
[05:29] <clintchance> k33bz, ok so it looks as if everyone aggrees on wcid so il check it out
[05:29] <mar1> or switch to alsa
[05:29] <TiZ_> And also, there is a consistent horizontal tear at the top of my screen in 3d apps
[05:30] <clintchance> TiZ_ Are you on an acer?
[05:30] <clintchance> it could be any number of reasons
[05:30] <TiZ_> No, a gateway laptop. With an ATI Radeon Xpress 1150
[05:30] <uzair> any SQL wiz around?
[05:30] <Jordan_U> u
[05:30] <dns53> uzair perhaps
[05:30] <clintchance> the ATI, mine clocks up around 200 FPS with linux vs windows 42 i have ATI 1100
[05:30] <fr33d0m> anyone able to help me out with this network bridge?
[05:31] <Jordan_U> uzair, Yes, in #sql :)
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[05:31] <FloodBot1> Grandpa_Cliff: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:31] <clintchance> Kill!!!
[05:31] <TiZ_> Incredible. I wish I could get performance like that. Which drivers do you use?
[05:31] <clintchance> The restricted
[05:31] <uzair> accidently dumped a db in the wrong place, need to delete a bunch of tables that start with jos_, is there a command that'll make it easier instead of doing it one by one?
[05:31] <eboyjr> How do I make all movie files open with: totem-xine %U ????
[05:31] <mar1> bbl
[05:31] <TiZ_> fglrx? No kidding. Do you think reinstalling ubuntu might help? Or would that be a waste of time?
[05:32] <eboyjr> uzair: If you don't get help here, you can try #sql or ##sql ... I can't remember which
[05:32] <swedekid> y\
[05:32] <uzair> ok thx
[05:32] <clintchance> TiZ, what version do you have?
[05:32] <uzair> swedekid: all done?
[05:32] <swedekid> uzair: tehre
[05:32] <anolis> anyone have any experience getting a compaq f700 to work?
[05:32] <TiZ_> 8.04
[05:32] <dns53> uzair well what i would do is create a script that the output you can then run to drop the tables
[05:32] <swedekid> yes
[05:33] <clintchance> TiZ, hmm.  Im on 7.04 i dont know about 8.04
[05:33] <uzair> cool, okay, one i need you to check if a particular service is running, second we'll try to map the network drive. so if you can go to control panel > administrative tasks > services
[05:33] <anolis> wireless in particular.
[05:33] <k33bz> can anyone help me with my problem, i am having problems with a dual boot with xp and hardy, 2 different hdds
[05:33] <clintchance> TiZ, see if you have anyupdates
[05:33] <swedekid> me?
[05:33] <TiZ_> No updates. I've already checked
[05:33] <ringer> how do i know which gtk engine i have?
[05:33] <uzair> yes
[05:33] <swedekid> ok
[05:34] <clintchance> TiZ, what program
[05:34] <swedekid> what shoul di look for? my  desktop is pretty far away
[05:34] <TiZ_> The Update Manager.
[05:34] <clintchance> TiZ, no what program are you useing 3d?
[05:34] <uzair> swedekid: under the various services, look for "Service" and make sure it is started. it's there for file and print sharing
[05:35] <TiZ_> Compiz cube rotation, ZSnes, Cave Story.
[05:35] <TiZ_> ZSnes runs terribly compared to how I run it on windows
[05:35] <TiZ_> Cave Story's fine except for the tear near the top of my screen
[05:35] <swedekid> ok
[05:35] <TiZ_> And that's mostly the same for cube rotation.
[05:35] <uzair> swedekid: second, try to map network drive by going to My Computer > tools > map network drive. then in the blank space, put in \\ubuntu_box_name\Test
[05:35] <clintchance> TiZ, The Cube doesnot work on mine at all i get a white screen, And the others id check the preferences to tweak it a bit
[05:35] <onats> i_dontknow, its http://pastebin.ca/1047461
[05:36] <TiZ_> There's almost nothing to tweak in Cave Story.
[05:36] <TiZ_> I'll check ZSNes, though. I'll be right back.
[05:36] <clintchance> sound like scyncing
[05:37] <TiZ_> Nothing to tweak in ZSNes either.
[05:37] <TiZ_> Except stuff to make it slower. But I shouldn't have to do that. On Windows, I run ZSNes with HQ3x.
[05:37] <clintchance> hem..
[05:37] <TiZ_> The linux version won't let me pick anything higher than HQ2x, and it runs half-speed
[05:37] <bakersfieldboy_> i have xchat can i use it to get chris prillo,if so can you help me
[05:38] <bakersfieldboy_> chat room
[05:38] <TiZ_> But there's a really funny thing about this.
[05:38] <D3RGPS31> on Compiz, what's Button4 & Button5?
[05:38] <TiZ_> The open source driver does wonderful.
[05:38] <amrik> what is the keyboard shortcut for the cube?
[05:38] <uzair> amrik: control shfit left/right arrow
[05:38] <TiZ_> I can run ZSnes at full speed, there's no horizontal tear...
[05:38] <TiZ_> But compiz runs really slowly
[05:38] <D3RGPS31> nevermind xD
[05:39] <amrik> uzair: that gives me beeps, i guess its not enabled?
[05:39] <clintchance> TiZ, im stumped. Your Ati is higher than mine and therefor should go faster right? im running 1100 and your 1150? maby its a known problem?
[05:39] <uzair> perhaps
[05:39] <fbc> nickrud, I tried what you gave me but I got an error on dpkg: /etc/pam.d/common-account not found and basically all the files with the words begining with common.
[05:39] <clintchance> TiZ, let me search
[05:39] <swedekid> uzair: how do i find out my ubuntu computers name?
[05:40] <uzair> swedekid: the part after @, as in swedekid@ubuntu
[05:40] <uzair> ubuntu is comp name
[05:40] <fbc> uzair, ask it!  uname -r I think
[05:40] <uzair> or that :)
[05:40] <Jordan_U> swedekid, 'hostname'
[05:40] <[Hardy]TuTUXG> uname -a
[05:40] <TiZ_> Thanks, clintchance. I'm not sure what all you'll find though.
[05:40] <eraldo> greetings ...why can't I do "$ ifdown eth2" ? I get -> ifdown: interface eth2 not configured
[05:40] <swedekid> ah so swedekid@gj ?
[05:40] <uzair> fbc: that gives kernal version
[05:40] <fbc> uzair, ahh..
[05:40] <uzair> yes gj is computer name
[05:40] <swedekid> thats what it says in terminal
[05:40] <swedekid> ok
[05:41] <fbc> uzair, then try the -a
[05:41] <uzair> a gives all the info
[05:41] <clintchance> TiZ, Looks like your not alone, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=732006&page=3
[05:41] <KyleK> eraldo: probably nothing for it in whereever ifdown gets its settings
[05:41] <KyleK> or there is no eth2 ;)
[05:41] <uzair> fbc: but works, it was the second thing for me
[05:41] <TiZ_> I'll look over that thread.
[05:42] <aniasis> hello
[05:42] <guhnouille> anybody want to play wormux .8?
[05:42] <TiZ_> And if you find anything by Twilight in Zero, that's just me.
[05:42] <joetheodd> Is it a problem on my end or is there something up with the repos?
[05:42] <nickrud> fbc not sure where they come from then. you could try grepping through /var/lib/dpkg/info/* , seeing if it's created on the fly by some package
[05:42] <aniasis> what is an e:mail solution you can install on Gutsy that can be setup and admined by a novice?
[05:42] <joetheodd> aniasis, email server or client?
[05:43] <aniasis> server
[05:43] <joetheodd> aniasis, ah, i was going to say thunderbird, but that's a client.. sorry
[05:44] <onats> i_dontknow, its http://pastebin.ca/1047461
[05:44] <eraldo> KyleK: ?
[05:44] <che__> i hid my wireless network help guys
[05:45] <eraldo> KyleK: sorry I do not understand what you mean..
[05:45] <che__> I read about hack WEP network then i typed on my terminal
[05:45] <che__> ifconfig ath0 (my wireless device) up and iwconfig ath0 channel 6.
[05:45] <che__> Suddenly my wireless network disappeared but still connected internet and after log out immediately disappeared. Help me i really newbie. I didn't know what i did. Help me ? I can't use now my wireless.
[05:45] <uzair> lol swedekid2. is your Service service running by the way?
[05:46] <anolis> wireless in particular.
[05:46] <Jordan_U> che__, Can you rephrase that, your question was very unclear
[05:46] <afallenhope|afk> che__:  why? hacking is illegal and you deserve what has occured
[05:46] <swedekid2> qzair: there wasnt a service called service but there was a service called server which had to do with network sharing that was running and whn i tried to mpa the drive wiht \\gj\Test it coudlnt find the path
[05:46] <rredd4_> what software can i use to track ppl using my wireless router?
[05:46] <swedekid2> *uzair
[05:47] <uzair> oh yes, sorry that's what it may have been
[05:47] <afallenhope|afk> Jordan_U: he put his hard on monitor mode thus exiting his current wireless. because it has to be in "Managed" in order to connect.
[05:47] <uzair> swedekid2: okay, from sqaure 1. Same workgroup?
[05:47] <swedekid2> i have no idea
[05:48] <uzair> um, can you right click my computer
[05:48] <uzair> then under computer name tab, you'll see workgroup: MSHOME or something. what does it say
[05:48] <swedekid2> ok im at work group computers  and theres my computer and a computer called samba
[05:48] <che__> i read how to hack wep, i just followed one tutorial and i typed just ifconfig ath0 up and ifconfig ath0 channel 6 i was using my wireless network i didn't hack anything
[05:48] <uzair> oh samba! click samba, what do you see
[05:49] <swedekid2> test and printers/faxes
[05:49] <che__> then my wireless disappeared , after log out i can't use my wireless
[05:49] <uzair> yes test, click test, what do you see
[05:49] <swedekid2> if i try ot open test i get a permission denied
[05:49] <Threevenge> Got a problem here: I'm trying to get The Bubs Brothers to work. Found it on GetDeb, downloaded that, and when I try to install it gives me "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: python-support". What's going on with this?
[05:50] <uzair> okay, can you right-click on samba for me and tell me what the menu shows
[05:50] <swedekid2> explore/open/ map network drive (greyed out)/create shortcut/ properties
[05:51] <uzair> swedekid2: are you logged in as administrator on xp box?
[05:51] <swedekid2> not as the actual account administrator but as A admin yes
[05:51] <rburns> I have a custom preseed file for ubiquity, which has a preseed/late_command line that doesn't get executed. I can see in /var/cache/debconf/config.dat. that it is parsed correctly. and I can execute the command manually, and see that it works. what would cause the late_command not to execute?
[05:52] <uzair> okay. sorry i'm going to have to make you run to your linux box again. seems like the permission to that file are not letting you on
[05:52] <swedekid2> ggrreeaatt
[05:52] <bjv> Problem: When i plug in my usb camera, my mouse goes black
[05:52] <uzair> lol, sorry man, can you paste-bin me your smb.conf again too plz
[05:52] <swedekid2> ok be there in a second
[05:52] <bjv> when i close the camera cover, the USB mouse comes back
[05:52] <swedekid2> the new one or the old one?
[05:53] <bjv> i get 2 errors: usb 4-1: device descriptor read/64, error -71
[05:53] <bjv> and: hub 4-0:1.0: connect-debounce failed, port 3 disabled
[05:53] <uzair> new one
[05:53] <swedekid2> ok just a sec
[05:53] <nickrud> Threevenge either it needs a particular python-support (not in hardy) or you don't have main enabled, see the following factoid to fix the latter
[05:53] <nickrud> !gutsysources | Threevenge (works in hardy also)
[05:55] <swedekid> uzair: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20052/
[05:55] <uzair> swedekid: open up a terminal and please type the following
[05:55] <uzair> ls /home/samba/
[05:56] <co-PiloT> jakarta
[05:56] <uzair> make that: ls -l /home/samba
[05:56] <RiverRat> Question, I'm on a borrowed box running Ubuntu, can someone tell me what package and how to install it that digg is in please?
[05:56] <Flannel> RiverRat: What?  digg?
[05:56] <Jordan_U> RiverRat, Do you mean dig ?
[05:56] <RiverRat> Yes, the DNS tool.
[05:56] <Jordan_U> RiverRat, one g
[05:56] <RiverRat> Yeah, sorry.
[05:56] <swedekid> uzair: ls: cannot access /home/samba: No such file or directory
[05:57] <Threevenge> Okay, looking into that guys.
[05:57] <uzair> try: ls -l /home
[05:57] <Flannel> RiverRat: dnsutils
[05:57] <RiverRat> Jordan_U: It still isn't installed.
[05:57] <swedekid> ls: cannot access /home/samba: No such file or directory
[05:57] <swedekid> wait
[05:57] <RiverRat> What is the install command for that?
[05:57] <swedekid> wrong paste
[05:57] <Flannel> RiverRat: sudo apt-get install dnsutils
[05:57] <RiverRat> Thanks.
[05:57] <swedekid> total 4
[05:57] <swedekid> drwxrwxr-x 73 swedekid swedekid 4096 2008-06-13 22:54 swedekid
[05:57] <Jordan_U> RiverRat, dnsutils
[05:58] <uzair> is there a samba directory there?
[05:58] <swedekid> in home? just a sec
[05:58] <uzair> yes
[05:58] <co-PiloT> how to chat
[05:58] <swedekid> nope
[05:58] <uzair> swedekid: we're going to make a public directory in your shared folder, type: sudo mkdir /home/samba
[05:59] <swedekid> ok did that
[05:59] <uzair> now type: sudo mkdir /home/samba/public
[05:59] <TehLulze> how do I found out the password that I need to know to get network access to my ubuntu computer from my windows computer?
[06:00] <swedekid> ok
[06:00] <uzair> swedekid: now type: sudo chmod 777 /home/samba/public
[06:00] <JasonBayleysWait> Everyone, including men, should wear a bra everyday. It feels great. I am a man and I wear a bra everyday as well.  Sign up for this message board for men who like to wear bras: http://www.websitetoolbox.com/mb/hellotaxi
[06:00] <JasonBayleysWait> Everyone, including men, should wear a bra everyday. It feels great. I am a man and I wear a bra everyday as well.  Sign up for this message board for men who like to wear bras: http://www.websitetoolbox.com/mb/hellotaxi
[06:00] <FloodBot1> JasonBayleysWait: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:00] <JasonBayleysWait> Hello, sick and tired of having a boring life?  Well a bra can do that for you. A bra can be worn by men as well, and they feel great and comfortable. Many sizes and styles to choose from means anyone can enjoy wearing a bra. I am a guy who wears a bra everyday. So visit your local lingirie store today to join in the bra wearing revolution.
[06:00] <swedekid> done
[06:00] <JasonBayleysWait> Everyone, including men, should wear a bra everyday. It feels great. I am a man and I wear a bra everyday as well.  Sign up for this message board for men who like to wear bras: http://www.websitetoolbox.com/mb/hellotaxi
[06:00] <Flannel> !ops | JasonBayleysWait
[06:00] <uzair> by the way, that allows EVERYONE and their mothers access to that folder
[06:00] <matt_> anybody know anything about getting nexuiz to load up????
[06:00] <uzair> so it isn't the safest way, but at the moment, we'll just try to get a shared setup
[06:00] <dangergrrl> is there lvm2 support on the desktop install CD at all?
[06:01] <Flannel> dangergrrl: Not to install, no.  Just the alternate
[06:01] <uzair> swedekid: now....time to run :)
[06:01] <uzair> swedekid: give it another try from the xp box
[06:01] <swedekid> yay <.<
[06:01] <nickrud> cs kb jasonbaleyswait
[06:01] <dangergrrl> aha, so if i use the alt install i can use lvm2?  the alt installer is the normal debian one?
[06:02] <TehLulze> How do I figure out the user and pass needed to access my ubuntu computer over the network from my windows computer?
[06:02] <Flannel> dangergrrl: Yep
[06:02] <dangergrrl> i can do that :)
[06:02] <uzair> TehLulze: how are you accessing it? ssh?
[06:02] <TehLulze> uzair: Over the network...
[06:02] <drax2gma> hello all
[06:02] <matt_> I NEED HELP W/ NEXUIZ. I CAN'T GET IT TO WORK SINCE I CHANGED MY SETTINGS. I'VE REINSTALLED SEVERAL TIMES. IT'S AN EMERGENCY
[06:02] <swedekid2> ok im here so map network and \\Gj\Test?
[06:03] <TehLulze> uzair: Like through explorer
[06:03] <uzair> you should use your particular username and passwd you've setup on the ubuntu box
[06:03] <dangergrrl> i have a vista install on here that i can disturb with free space before and after, lvm2 is my friend :)  thx muchly
[06:03] <uzair> swedekid: lowercase the t in Test
[06:03] <TehLulze> uzair: Says I need a user and pass to connect?
[06:03] <dangergrrl> i can┬┤t disturb that is
[06:03] <uzair> TehLulze: did you try your ubuntu username and passwd?
[06:03] <swedekid2> uzair: IT CONNECTED
[06:03] <TehLulze> uzair: Yes
[06:03] <uzair> yay :). try creatinig a file
[06:03] <TehLulze> uzair Didn't work
[06:03] <uzair> hmm
[06:03] <Threevenge> Hmmm......well, I've did as you said nickrud and it must be the first one that's the issue. How would I go about solving that?
[06:04] <onats> is there a way to increase my hard drive allocation for an already-installed ubuntu?l
[06:04] <swedekid2> uzair...access denied
[06:04] <drax2gma> anyone knows about the following OBEX error? "The background process doesn't support the operation"
[06:04] <acer_> how to mount all the partitions when the system starts automatically
[06:04] <Flannel> matt_: What did you do when you say "reinstall"
[06:04] <uzair> swedekid2: okay, try this swedekid2
[06:04] <Flannel> matt_: Oh, you changed your user settings? or stuff in /etc?
[06:05] <matt_> i uninstalled w/ the "add/remove" tool, and w/ the synaptic package manager.
[06:05] <aniasis> does anyone have any idea of a simple mailserver to install on gutsy
[06:05] <uzair> My Computer > Tools > Map Network Drive. Then Browse and select the samba computer. if it has a test folder, select that too
[06:05] <uzair> then before you hit enter
[06:05] <matt_> and i've unzipped manually and made my own shortcut
[06:05] <matt_> the shortcut doesn't do anything
[06:05] <Flannel> matt_: Alright, open up your home folder in nautilus, and delete your .nexuiz folder
[06:05] <uzair> there should be another link right below that. can you tell me what it says
[06:05] <uzair> TehLulze: have you setup basic file sharing already in ubuntu by following any tutorial?
[06:06] <Flannel> matt_: that's where your user data is, and that wouldn't be deleted through removal of the package
[06:06] <swedekid2> connect using different username
[06:06] <nickrud> Threevenge what version of ubuntu are you running?
[06:06] <uzair> swedekid2: yes, gimme a sec
[06:06] <matthew_> i just installed the eMusic download manager...it doesn't appear in the menu bar, any idea where I would find programs that I don't see in the "start" menu. (sorry, just made the switch)
[06:06] <Flannel> matt_: to *see* your .nexuiz folder, you'll need to ctrl-h, since its a hidden folder
[06:07] <TehLulze> uzair: I have files shared
[06:07] <Threevenge> I've got Gutsy.
[06:07] <matt_> ok
[06:07] <matt_> deleted it.
[06:07] <matt_> now what?
[06:08] <Flannel> matt_: run the game again
[06:08] <Falling-Inferno> I have a problem with my updater/synaptic ect. I attempted to install old software but I canceled and now every time I try installing something it attempts to finsh the download.   The version you manually installed won't get updates, and you'll hvae problems if you upgrade
[06:09] <Falling-Inferno> ’╗┐I have a problem with my updater/synaptic ect. I attempted to install old software but I canceled and now every time I try installing something it attempts to finsh the download. How do i delete the program so it stops trying to download?
[06:09] <swedekid2> says specified username invalid
[06:10] <matthew_> applications that I install that don't show up in the start menu...where do the go?
[06:10] <uzair> TehLulze: particularly the security = SHARE or something
[06:10] <matt_> but add/remove will install a slightly old version i think
[06:10] <uzair> swedekid2: hmm, you put in the appropriate username and password for the linux box right?
[06:10] <matt_> can i update in the program or what?
[06:10] <swedekid2> uzair: what i put in for username : \\gj\swedekid\
[06:10] <matt_> in the game?
[06:10] <drilled> anyone got working motion eye and gmax3100 svideo out?
[06:10] <uzair> yea, but get rid of the last \
[06:11] <swedekid2> still nothing
[06:11] <uzair> :S
[06:11] <Falling-Inferno> I have a problem with my updater/synaptic ect. I attempted to install old software but I canceled and now every time I try installing something it attempts to finsh the download. How do i delete the program so it stops trying to download?
[06:11] <swedekid2> typed swedekid in and it popped up
[06:11] <Threevenge> To be honest, I'm unsure nickrud. Just started on Ubuntu a few days ago.
[06:11] <swedekid2> still cant create new folder though
[06:11] <uzair> oh? can you create a file?
[06:12] <nickrud> Threevenge ok, go back to getdeb and be sure to get the one that's for gutsy. Try that one
[06:12] <htmljunkie> hey all
[06:12] <keri> hello
[06:12] <htmljunkie> where would I install fonts in ubuntu ?
[06:12] <mar1> I get error failed to connect to streaqm invalid argument
[06:12] <Solaris_Pryde> is SMB required for samba?
[06:12] <htmljunkie> also how do you work with tar.gz's ? I am used to zip's
[06:12] <nickrud> !fonts | htmljunkie
[06:12] <mar1> mplayer
[06:12] <uzair> swedekid2: are you able to create a file?
[06:12] <swedekid2> uzair : no
[06:12] <nickrud> htmljunkie double click them, the archiver will open
[06:13] <mar1> any helpers?
[06:13] <Flannel> htmljunkie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression
[06:13] <Threevenge> Ah, didn't even notice that I was browsing under something else. That explains a bit.
[06:13] <uzair> swedekid2: after the name worked, did you press okay to create the networked drive?
[06:13] <swedekid2> nope
[06:13] <uzair> oops, sorry, thought you did that. go ahead and do that
[06:13] <uzair> see if it works
[06:13] <Threevenge> Now how do I know whether to look under 32 bits or 64?
[06:13] <mar1> anyone?
[06:14] <htmljunkie> nickrud: how do you actually install them after it opens them?
[06:14] <uzair> swedekid2: did you go ahead and click okay?
[06:14] <co-PiloT> hy hy
[06:14] <swedekid2> uzair: ok still nothing
[06:14] <nickrud> htmljunkie depends on what's in the tar.gz. Some require compiling, some you just unpack and run the program in the new directory.
[06:14] <dSax> Anyone willing to help me with some NAT troubles?
[06:15] <uzair> by nothing you mean "access denied"?
[06:15] <TehLulze> uzair: How do I find the user and pass though?
[06:15] <swedekid2> uzair: si
[06:15] <keri> helloo  anyone here to help me
[06:15] <htmljunkie> k
[06:15] <uzair> TehLulze: have you setup one for samba?
[06:15] <TehLulze> uzair: Idk.
[06:15] <keri> i am new with this can someone help me
[06:16] <swedekid2> uzair: would it just be possible for you to help me get the correct resolution for virtual box and use that for file sharing?
[06:16] <Flannel> !ask | keri
[06:16] <nickrud> Flannel !compression works, nice link
[06:16] <htmljunkie> !compiling
[06:16] <moDumass> keri, ask the question already
[06:17] <matthew_> OK seriously, I know most of you know the answer to this.  What is the "program files" equivalent in Ubuntu?
[06:17] <Flannel> nickrud: Yeah, so does zip,et al.
[06:17] <uzair> swedekid2: sorry man i can't seem to figure it out. i'll forward you some links to some good samba tutorials. unforutnately i don't know anything about VB
[06:17] <nickrud> not targz , yet ;)
[06:17] <swedekid2> great
[06:17] <Flannel> nickrud: that is !zip, !tar, etc
[06:17] <swedekid2> could you email them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uzair ? im gonna go get on ubuntu
[06:17] <uzair> TehLulze: in ubunutu, type: smbpasswd -a tehlulze (if tehlulze is your linux username)
[06:17] <keri> i am wanting to download bluster on my computer and i dont know if this systems takes bluster and if no then what one can
[06:18] <uzair> ok
[06:18] <swedekid2> thanks
[06:18] <uzair> np
[06:18] <Flannel> keri: What is bluster?
[06:18] <cypher1> !OpenGL > cypher1
[06:18] <keri> it is a free music download then you can burn music cd
[06:19] <Flannel> keri: You could try it in wine
[06:19] <keri> what is wine
[06:20] <pokerfacepenguin> anyone running ubuntu on a mini-itx board in here?
[06:20] <Flannel> !wine | keri
[06:21] <kbreit> I am using a KVM switch and as a result, X isn't picking up my resolutions.  Can someone help me fix it?
[06:22] <matthew_> I just want to access a program that I installed. I don't know where it is because it doesn't show up in the main menu. I just made the switch, and if someone could point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
[06:22] <kbreit> matthew_: What program?
[06:22] <matthew_> emusic download manager
[06:22] <weldan> !AppDB warcraft
[06:22] <kbreit> matthew_: Do you know what the executable name is?
[06:22] <Slickness> Hello,im having wireless problems with linux mint 5.0 (uses hardy repositories) but mint 4.0 works fine (uses Gutsy repositories),any thoughts?
[06:23] <uzair> TehLulze: you still there?
[06:23] <uzair> TehLulze: did you get my last msg?
[06:23] <uzair> TehLulze: in ubunutu, type: smbpasswd -a tehlulze (if tehlulze is your linux username)
[06:23] <matthew_> kbreit: emusic_linux_current.tar.gz is the only name I know of
[06:23] <Flannel> !mintsupport | Slickness
[06:24] <kbreit> matthew_: Did you untar it?
[06:24] <matthew_> kbreit: but I already extracted it
[06:24] <kbreit> matthew_: Did you install it or just extract?
[06:24] <matthew_> i was using it, but I closed it and now I can't find it
[06:24] <Threevenge> Okay nickrud, think I have it working. Thanks al ot.
[06:24] <kbreit> matthew_: From the console do a 'which emusic' or something like that.
[06:24] <Threevenge> * a lot
[06:24] <nickrud> Threevenge yw
[06:24] <Rescue9> Am on Windows Mobile Device, so typing may be slow... please be patient. I lost entire root partition of ubuntu server. I have tar of entire root minus proc, mnt, and sys. I tried using recover cd and untarring backup but when I reboot I get wierd uuid error and can't seem to bypass. What is best way to recover from tar?
[06:25] <matthew_> kbreit: I'm sorry...console? like..terminal?
[06:25] <kbreit> yup
[06:26] <akim> shouldn't ubuntu become a little more rolling release?
[06:26] <alnayyir> kbreit, some people spend their whole computing lives barely knowing what that is other than some weird text thing in a hacker movie they saw 4 months ago.
[06:26] <demfrax> anyone know how to fix privileges problems with root folders?
[06:26] <matthew_> kbreit that didn't do anything
[06:26] <akim> i mean they could add banshee 1.0
[06:26] <akim> or the new nvidia driver
[06:26] <tritium> akim: there are new releases every 6 months
[06:26] <kbreit> matthew_: From the terminal, as root, do an updatedb && locate emusic
[06:27] <Flannel> akim: #ubuntu-offtopic for this discussion, thanks
[06:27] <demfrax> im trying to move a folder somewhere, but I always get the permission denied, how do I fix that?
[06:27] <htmljunkie> hey where would I put a folder from a tar that I can run with no compiles at?
[06:27] <akim> tritium: can be a long time...
[06:27] <htmljunkie> would I make a folder?
[06:27] <Alives> how do you disable something in the rc#.d folders without renaming them?  is there an rc-update for ubuntu?
[06:27] <helriclhurse>
[06:28] <tritium> Alives: yes.  update-rc.d
[06:28] <Alives> oh nice
[06:28] <Alives> thanks
[06:28] <enaner> i want to add something to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist ... but it wont let me save afterwards ... how do give the password and make the change?
[06:28] <Desmond-> Hello
[06:29] <tritium> enaner: use sudo, which requires your user's password
[06:29] <matthew_> kbreit: I'm sorr I don't know what that means. I guess I should have done a little more research before I fully switched. :P
[06:29] <enaner> tritium:  yes but whast the command?
[06:29] <Jordan_U> enaner, gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[06:29] <Desmond-> I have a question. Can I install off the desktop liveCD without modifying the MBR or does it do that automatically?
[06:29] <dSax> demfrax: Do you just want to move the file, or do you want to change the permissions?
[06:29] <tritium> enaner: depends on which editor you choose.  See Jordan_U's response for one method.
[06:30] <kbreit> matthew_: You don't know how to run commands as root?
[06:30] <Jordan_U> Desmond-, There is an advanced option at one point that will allow you to skip installing grub
[06:30] <demfrax> I am trying to move a folder to /usr/share/games/fretsonfire/data/songs yet every time I try I get Error moving file: Permission denied. and I dont know how to fix it
[06:30] <htmljunkie> hey I extracted a tar.gz on my desktop and I can run the app if I right click on a file in the folder to run it, but how do I get it to be with the rest of my apps? what folder?
[06:30] <Panik> how do i test if my svideo in is working
[06:30] <matthew_> kbreit: i guess not, or maybe I do and I just didn't know that what it was called...i'm betting I just didn't know though
[06:31] <kbreit> matthew_: su updatedb
[06:31] <dSax> demfrax, You can change the ownership of the directory with the chown command
[06:31] <tritium> kbreit: sudo, you mean
[06:31] <demfrax> how do I do that?
[06:31] <dSax> demfrax, sudo chown YourUserName /usr/share/games/fretsonfire/data/songs
[06:32] <dSax> Where YourUserName is the name you use to login to ubuntu
[06:32] <matthew_> kbreit: I continue to feel inept..."Unknown id: su updatedb"
[06:32] <kbreit> tritium: Yeah, thanks
[06:32] <kbreit> matthew_: sudo updatedb rather
[06:32] <demfrax> ah k
[06:32] <Desmond-> Jordan_U, but is it on the desktop liveCD as well or only on the alternate?
[06:32] <BonezAU> Hi, I am running Ubuntu - I installed the 'kubunt-desktop' dummy package cause I wanted to try out KDE. I want to know how can I get my old "ubuntu" splash/boot screens back instead of the Kubuntu ones I have now?
[06:32] <Rescue9> I lost entire root partition of ubuntu server. I have tar of entire root minus proc, mnt, and sys. I tried using recover cd and untarring backup but when I reboot I get wierd uuid error and can't seem to bypass. What is best way to recover from tar?
[06:32] <demfrax> thanks!
[06:32] <Jordan_U> Desmond-, It is available on both
[06:33] <Desmond-> Ok, thanks
[06:33] <Jordan_U> Desmond-, I believe the 'advanced' option is available right before you confirm which partitions will be modified
[06:34] <Jordan_U> Desmond-, (on the desktop CD, on the alternate it's just one of the steps)
[06:34] <dSax> Is there a way I can verify I have my NAT settings correct?
[06:34] <enaner> ok so i played around with whatever i cud think of .... so how do i start on my journey of creating something by myuself
[06:35] <Flannel> enaner: Creating what sort of something?
[06:35] <Y-Town> .
[06:35] <enaner> flannel like what are some stuff u pros do
[06:35] <matthew_> kbreit: I guess I didn't fully install it because it seems to be located at /home/matthew/.emusic  but it's not present when I navigate there...okay thanks.
[06:35] <dSax> The iptable rules I was using under my old distro don't seem to work.  And adding the vanilla nat rules from the ubuntu howto doesn't seem to work either.
[06:36] <BonezAU> Hi, I am running Ubuntu - I installed the 'kubunt-desktop' dummy package cause I wanted to try out KDE. I want to know how can I get my old "ubuntu" splash/boot screens back instead of the Kubuntu ones I have now?
[06:36] <nickrud> enaner try working in python, it starts easy and a _lot_ of the advanced glue for ubuntu is written in it
[06:36] <Flannel> enaner: #ubuntu-offtopic is a better place for this sort of thing.  There's a large breadth of things people do.  Are you interested in any particular types of things?
[06:37] <nickrud> !usplash | BonezAU
[06:37] <Flannel> BonezAU: sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so
[06:38] <nickrud> !gdm | BonezAU
[06:38] <nickrud> erm
[06:38] <Flannel> BonezAU: once you're done there, sudo update-initramfs -u
[06:38] <Flannel> Oh hey, factoid.
[06:38] <nickrud> BonezAU sudo update-alternatives --config gdm for the login
[06:38] <pipeee> Hello
[06:38] <Flannel> nickrud: Isn't that a dpkg reconfigure?
[06:38] <pipeee> know that I have a problem, what happens is that when I want to install my joomla I get where I need to download a file with the extension .phtml.part and not I can not see a page .html
[06:38] <enaner> Flannel:  what are these some of the things ppl do
[06:39] <nickrud> Flannel you are right, I just copied you :)
[06:39] <nickrud> brain fart
[06:39] <BonezAU> Flannel, nickrud oh so easy - thank you guys :)
[06:39] <nickrud> BonezAU if you want the gdm login,  sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[06:39] <Rescue9> I thought I'd get more of a response from the Official Support Channel.... even if that response was "I don't have an answer to that question". Thanks for the help guys.
[06:39] <BonezAU> nickrud, i use auto-login so the GDM screen does not bother me, cheers anyway
[06:40] <nickrud> Rescue9 was pretty impatient
[06:40] <ubunubi> @Anyone. Can someone assist me with getting a second xserver running?
[06:41] <bullgard4> man  gnome-system-monitor: "... You can access detailed memory maps, send signals, and terminate the processes." What 'signals' ere menat here? Can you give a more precise name to these signals?
[06:42] <ubunubi> bullgard4: Kernel Proccess Signals
[06:42] <nickrud> bullgard4 kill sends the signal -15 (sigterm) ,
[06:42] <ronin1234> Hey whats best the mediacenter for linux these days? I'm not interested in TV at all as I live in China. But I have a catalog of some 700dvd's (the flip side of no tv in China) so i need it to have pretty good dvd cataloging
[06:42] <ubunubi> ronin1234:: mythbuntu maybe??   ubuntu built with integrated mythtv (which i think can catalog and play DVDs fine also)
[06:43] <TehLulze> How do I get ubuntu to recognize my ipod?
[06:44] <ubunubi> TehLulze: are you running hardy?
[06:44] <ronin1234> so you can minimize the mythtv bit and use it like a standard desktop?
[06:44] <TehLulze> ubunubi: No
[06:45] <ubunubi> tehlulze: hardy auto-detects mine..you should probably scan Synaptic for something ipod related, for older versions
[06:45] <ubunubi> ronin1234: of course you can kill the mythtv front end//media center
[06:46] <ubunubi> ronin1234: it's ubuntu in the backend, so you can have a full gnome-desktop installed also if you're into that jazz/etc, not sure how it comes default
[06:46] <jonathan_> hello!
[06:46] <ubunubi> may even come with GDM
[06:46] <jonathan_> is anyone using the program kid3?
[06:46] <ubunubi> jon: newp sorry and i think i'm about one of the only people awake in here :P
[06:47] <dSax> Apparently port forwarding is turned off by default.  To turn it on I needed to sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
[06:49] <music`freak> Hi folks
[06:49] <ubunubi> heya
[06:49] <music`freak> need help with mounting
[06:49] <music`freak> *drives
[06:49] <ubunubi> music: a joke there would be too easy
[06:49] <MoreAllLess> What kinda drives?
[06:50] <music`freak> Need to remove my XP swap drive which Ubuntu auto-mounts @ boot
[06:51] <ubunubi> music`freak: you want to edit your fstab..but i'd look up a guide, i'm a bit too new too give you commands without a foobar fstab file :)
[06:51] <ubunubi> should just be commenting out a line with a #
[06:51] <music`freak> K
[06:51] <music`freak> its in /etc right?
[06:51] <TehLulze> ubunubi: I just want to mount it so I can add files to it
[06:52] <fp-john> howdy all
[06:52] <ubunubi> TehLulze: if you have a windows machine with itunes, plug it in and enable "disk mode", then plugging it into the USB port of your linux box, should make it pop up as a USB/removable Disk drive
[06:52] <MoreAllLess> !fstab | music`freak
[06:53] <music`freak> k
[06:53] <music`freak> !stab
[06:53] <music`freak> bummer
[06:53] <music`freak> !fstab
[06:53] <music`freak> neat
[06:54] <ajonat> hey, one question: what's /boot/abi-2.6.24-18-generic for?
[06:54] <command_> pon
[06:55] <music`freak> bbl
[06:55] <music`freak> thanks ubottu MoreAllLess :D
[06:55] <bullgard4> ubunubi: Google finds only 9 hits for 'kernel process signal'. Why is that number so small although signalling to a kernel is a not too rare matter?
[06:55] <MoreAllLess> ubottu is a bot, but I am sure you know that already.
[06:56] <ubunubi> bullgard4:: http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/howlinuxworks/linux_hlprocess.html  is a list of them all
[06:56] <ubunubi> bullgard4: and what they all do/mean/are used
[06:56] <ubunubi> bullgard4: first google search term :P
[06:58] <bullgard4> ubunubi: Epiphany: "http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/howlinuxworks/linux_hlprocess.html could not be found. Make sure that the address is correct."
[06:59] <revilodraw> is firefox crashing a fair bit for you guys? or am i the only one?
[06:59] <ubunubi> bullgard4:: http://tinyurl.com/62n8sh
[06:59] <ubunubi> bullgard4:: if that doesn't load it. then you have other internet issues :P
[07:01] <bullgard4> ubunubi: That may be true but does not help me to read the suggested website. I choosed a roandom web address, and my Epiphany opened it.
[07:01] <unavailable> nite ubuntu
[07:02] <ubunubi> bullguard4: copy and paste that URL into firefox or some other browser...i've reloaded it twice to double-check it's availability just while speaking with you
[07:02] <ubunubi> bullguard4:: here's even the GOOGLE CACHE version of the same page:: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/search?q=cache:9ivGIB6gbFcJ:www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/howlinuxworks/linux_hlprocess.html+http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/howlinuxworks/linux_hlprocess.html&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
[07:03] <ubunubi> bullguard4: if you can load google.com you should be able to load that googlecache version
[07:04] <TehLulze> Ubuntu isn't recognizing my itouch
[07:05] <nickrud> bullgard4 also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGHUP . You can view the other signals with more/less details from that page
[07:05] <revilodraw> i’╗┐s firefox crashing a fair bit for you guys? or am i the only one?
[07:06] <reenignEesreveR> revilodraw ... which extensions are you using?
[07:06] <alliecat> hi all, i'm having a problem with gutsy and wireless.
[07:06] <bullgard4> ubunubi: Also Firefox reports that it cannot find the Website although I copied it and pasted it.
[07:06] <alliecat> er
[07:06] <alliecat> hardy, i mean. gutsy was fine :P
[07:06] <K^Holtz> does anyone know why CTRL+ALT+BKSPC is not restarting X for me?
[07:06] <nickrud> TehLulze check http://gtkpod.org for details about ipods under linux
[07:07] <TehLulze> nickrud: I have it. Still isn't mounting
[07:07] <nickrud> TehLulze do   tail -f /var/log/syslog   in a terminal, that will echo any kernel messages. Then plug in the touch, see what it the kernel says
[07:08] <nickrud> erm, gotta stop typing stream of consciousness
[07:08] <alliecat> anyway i have a broadcom 440x wireless adapter in my dell inspiron 1501, and i've always used ndiswrapper and the native windows drivers for it, through edgy, feisty and gutsy
[07:08] <revilodraw> reenignEesreveR: - noscript, speeddial, fasterfox (disabled cos not applicable for hardy)gmail manage, download helper, ubuntu firefox modifications
[07:09] <alliecat> ever since upgrading to hardy, every so often the driver will hang, and the internet will disconnect, and firefox, thunderbird and pidgin will all crash, and i can't restart and have to turn off the power.
[07:09] <reenignEesreveR> hmmmm...
[07:09] <TehLulze> nickrud: It shows up in that
[07:09] <reenignEesreveR> revilodraw: try disabling the extensions
[07:09] <nickrud> TehLulze what does it say about hal and the like?
[07:10] <nickrud> TehLulze you should see a fair amount, put the output on paste.ubuntu.com
[07:10] <revilodraw> reenignEesreveR: ok i will thanks
[07:10] <bullgard4> nickrud: You are kind enough to inform me about the website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGHUP. But this does not answer my question for a more precise name for 'signal'. ubunubi already suggested 'kernel process signal' but this term is very rarely used.
[07:11] <alliecat> :(
[07:11] <TehLulze> nickrud: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20068/
[07:11] <ubunubi> bullgar4:: try just "process signal"  130,000 google hits... 9,350 if you add +linux at the end
[07:12] <alliecat> has anyone in here heard of a problem like i'm having?
[07:12] <nickrud> bullgard4 try http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.aix.kernelext/doc/kernextc/proc_except_mgmt_kernsvcs.htm
[07:12] <ubunubi> bullgard4::honestly they're called "process signals" identified by "process signal" ID numbers as listed on that wikipedia site and elsewhere...they have individual names/terms, and an #number associated with them
[07:13] <ubunubi> bullgard4::that's as much as I can help you i think :) process signal will get you enough leads to start you own google journey ;)
[07:15] <TehLulze> nickrud: http://paste.ubuntu.com/20068/
[07:15] <nickrud> TehLulze and now of course I can't find my ipod, I remember seeing much more. A sec while I look again
[07:15] <bhc> hi
[07:15] <TehLulze> nickrud: k
[07:16] <bhc> !dvdrepo
[07:16] <enaner> is there a program for ubuntu similar to iChat .. im not talkin bout suttin like pidgeon ... but something that has the bubble things similar to iChat????
[07:16] <bhc> can i make repo mirror using my dvd repo ??
[07:16] <bhc> can i make repo mirror using my dvd repo ??
[07:17] <tenX> enaner: what is ichat
[07:17] <pukeman> anyreason why on every sudo command it says "unable to resolve <hostname>"?
[07:17] <enaner> tenX:  iChat from mac
[07:17] <tenX> enaner: okay, but uppon what base? irc?
[07:17] <enaner> http://www.mac.com/1/images/ichat_screeshot1_20051012.jpg
[07:17] <enaner> no like AIm , msn, yahoo  and so on
[07:18] <tenX> pukeman: sure its related to sudo? sounds like a dns problem
[07:18] <enaner> tenX: here : http://www.mac.com/1/images/ichat_screeshot1_20051012.jpg
[07:18] <pukeman> why would sudo need dns?
[07:18] <tenX> enaner: you seem to be convinced
[07:18] <bhc> sudo nano /etc/hosts
[07:18] <tenX> pukeman: exactly
[07:18] <bhc> add you host name thare
[07:18] <enaner> tenX:  convinced of what exactly?
[07:18] <bhc> ]there
[07:18] <bhc> <IP_ADDRESS> agus
[07:19] <tenX> enaner: convinced of that mysterious ichat software
[07:19] <bhc> then the error will gone
[07:19] <pukeman> did a recent software update make sudo need dns or something? never used to do this.
[07:19] <enaner> tenX:  its not really mysterious ... i liked usin it on my mac ... now i want something like thaton my ubuntu :D
[07:20] <tenX> enaner: what the heck is it then making it so interesting
[07:20] <bhc> sudo hostname [new-hostname]
[07:20] <bhc> then edit file /etc/hosts
[07:20] <enaner> tenX:  lol sorry ... all i am asking is if theres a linux equivalent
[07:20] <ashish> how to make a pc to pc call
[07:21] <nickrud>  TehLulze http://paste.ubuntu.com/20074/
[07:21] <bhc> pc to pc... use skype
[07:21] <tenX> enaner: i simply cant make out what you exactly demand from that piece of software
[07:21] <pukeman> bhc, my host has different ip's for different interfaces, and sometimes different ip's for the same interface.
[07:21] <ashish> how to make pc2pc call
[07:21] <TehLulze> nickrud: And?
[07:21] <tenX> ashish: ppp?
[07:22] <ashish> where i ppp
[07:22] <bhc> try to add [ip] [hostname] on /etc/hosts
[07:22] <bhc> hehheheh
[07:22] <ashish>  how to get ppp
[07:22] <enaner> tenX:  the cool bubble things
[07:22] <pukeman> everytime the ip changes?
[07:22] <tenX> ashish: well you dont seem to be sure about what you want
[07:22] <bhc> i use kppp on kubuntu
[07:22] <bhc> :)
[07:23] <bhc> using novatel umts modem... word nice
[07:23] <ronin1234> damn media centers
[07:23] <bhc> work*
[07:23] <nickrud> TehLulze so, it seems that your device is not getting recognized as a usb device by the kernel. It gives you a path to investigate. Are you sure you only got those hal messages? Mine took a bit to finish up
[07:23] <tenX> enaner: bubbles? if you want to be distracted chose some pr0n as wallpaper
[07:23] <tmapj> could someone pls explain to me how to open a tar.gz file?
[07:23] <tenX> tmapj: tar -zxf file.tar.gz
[07:23] <bhc> tar -zxvf file.tar.gz
[07:24] <bullgard4> ubunubi: Thank you very much for your help.
[07:24] <tenX> tmapj: you should read it up in the man page though
[07:24] <updater> tmapj: double-click?
[07:24] <enaner> tenX:  thank you for your help ;/
[07:24] <ubunubi> bullgard4: anytime
[07:24] <updater> Regarding these proposed updates, can someone explain if it's safe to install the openoffice updates?
[07:24] <updater> (since they're no longer "partial" updates)
[07:25] <pukeman> another question, why would a nfs mount, then a reboot results with 'mount.nfs: internal error' with the same mount server/mount point?
[07:25]  * nickrud never installs proposed, unless he wants to help debug
[07:25] <tenX> enaner: didnt mean to be rude. just feel that way. effects simply distract
[07:25] <tmapj> tenX, whats the man page?
[07:25] <updater> nickrud: ah
[07:25] <tenX> tmapj: of what?
[07:25] <bhc> man tar
[07:25] <tmapj> you told me to look it up in the man page
[07:25] <tmapj> what is the man page
[07:25] <nickrud> !man | tmapj
[07:26] <nickrud> tmapj so, type   man tar
[07:26] <nickrud> tmapj for most purposes, you can doubleclick a tar.gz to see what's in it, or extract to a location as well
[07:26] <bhc> nickrud, can i make apt mirror using my dvd repo ?
[07:27] <nickrud> bhc I've heard that it can be done, but never tried it myself
[07:27] <weldan> bhc, http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror
[07:27] <weldan> nickrud: same as me too
[07:27] <Felix_Krull> Hello, please, how to make active mp3 decoding in Hardy? I tried with steps for earlier versions of Ubuntu, but no luck...
[07:28] <nickrud> weldan I have used an apt-mirror though, when I lived at the end of a 3k dialup ;)
[07:28] <nickrud> Felix_Krull you mean for rhythmbox and the like?
[07:29] <Felix_Krull> Well, yes, for Sound Juicer and stuff
[07:29] <nickrud> Felix_Krull ah, use make mp3's when you rip
[07:29] <Felix_Krull> On the one hand, it seems that I can listen, but cannot decoding
[07:30] <nickrud> Felix_Krull for sound-juicer, look at the help, preferences, all the way at the bottom
[07:30] <Parham> Hi.
[07:30] <Parham> Anyone awake?
[07:30]  * Parham peers around...
[07:31] <nickrud> Felix_Krull I take that back, preferences doesn't have it in hardy .. a sec
[07:31] <_Mica_> Of course, it's the morning in here Finland;)
[07:31]  * Parham cheers.
[07:31] <Parham> Here in Iran too
[07:31] <Felix_Krull> Yes, I am just looking...
[07:32] <tmapj> could someone pls explain to me how to open a tar.gz file?
[07:32] <Felix_Krull> There is just general explanation what is mp3
[07:32] <Parham> Can I ask a question? :)
[07:32] <Felix_Krull> nickrud, so what should I do?
[07:33] <helpmeplease> Parham: no
[07:33] <nickrud> Felix_Krull looking for the setup
[07:33] <Starnestommy> Parham: you just did
[07:33] <viper233>  tmapj: tar -xzvf file.tar.gz
[07:33]  * Parham sniffs.
[07:33] <helpmeplease> !questions|Parham
[07:33] <Parham> Well can I ask another question?
[07:33] <Parham> Oh!
[07:33] <nickrud> Felix_Krull you have gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly   and gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse installed?
[07:33] <Parham> Ok I will ask the question hehe.
[07:33] <ubunubi> How so I add a "wait"/pause (in seconds) into a bash script?
[07:33] <ubunubi> do*
[07:33] <nonix4> What's up with these semi-regular undocumented updates to gcc/cpp/g++ "dependancy" packages?
[07:33] <Flannel> ubunubi: Why are you waiting/pausing?
[07:34] <helpmeplease> ubunubi: sleep? at?
[07:34] <ronin1234> do you just want to wait till a key is pressed?
[07:34] <bhc> weldan, the link says that i must download the repo file (25GB), i already have dvd repo, and i want to use it to make local mirror
[07:34] <ubunubi> Flannel: Because I need to make sure the command previous is 100% done, and 2 seconds have let the new settings "kick in" before the next command is launched
[07:34] <Felix_Krull> nickrud, I think not multiverse... Let me check...
[07:35] <Parham> Well I have downloaded the Ubuntu 8.0.4 alternate CD and when I boot off it, the language selection comes up. After I select the language, the option to install Linux comes up and when I press enter on any of the options, nothing happens. The CD starts spinning, but that's all.
[07:35] <HRshovinstuff> can anyone explain why when i have a DVD game disc in my drive i cannot see the *.exe  installer (even with hidden files shown)  I HAVE to reboot into windblows and copy the exe files to a directory in order to gain access to them in ubuntu.  any help is much appreciated
[07:35] <weldan> dunno, I never try it. If you can get it work please share with me.
[07:35] <ubunubi> Flannel:: I'm currently using:: killall fusion-icon && metacity --replace & wine "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\wow.exe" -openGL && fusion-icon &
[07:35] <ubunubi> flannel:: but wine is launching before the metacity --replace has taken effect
[07:35] <Parham> Uh oh. I hope I don't have to download the live CD? Since the alternate took ages. Haha.
[07:36] <nonix4> ubunubi: well add a sleep there
[07:36] <ubunubi> nonix4:: syntax?
[07:36] <Flannel> ubunubi: Does metacity --replace end? or does it need to be run with &?
[07:36] <nickrud> Parham have you run the self disk check on the boot screen?
[07:36] <Felix_Krull> nickrud, ugly or bad? It seems that for some it is bad, for other it is ugly.
[07:36] <helpmeplease> Parham: do you have your learning cap on?
[07:36] <nonix4> ... & sleep 5 && wine
[07:36] <Parham> Yes I have. Nothing comes up.
[07:36] <nonix4> for five seconds assuming that is enough
[07:36] <Parham> I pressed enter on every option there. Only "Boot from the first harddisk" or something like that which is the last option works.
[07:37] <nickrud> Felix_Krull pretty sure it's the ugly.
[07:37] <ubunubi> Flannel:: I'm not 100% sure if it ends...I don't think it does...if i type it in a terminal alone, i get a blinking cursor after instead of being dropped back to the command line
[07:37] <enaner> ’╗┐what r ur opinions about mac4lin?
[07:37] <nickrud> Felix_Krull for mp3, that is
[07:37] <Flannel> HRshovinstuff: is this WoW by any chance?
[07:38] <HRshovinstuff> yes i already have it installed and working, but i made *.iso files from the dvds and even after mounting i still cannot see the executables  /sigh
[07:38] <Felix_Krull> nickrud, But I can leave bad, since it is there? Sorry for asking stupid questions, but I read somewhere about collision between the two, and that some earlier Ubuntu used bad, and the other ugly.
[07:38] <Flannel> HRshovinstuff: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft#head-b007bc282e242d30a96585fcaf17b378451cf9da  see the fourth bullet point
[07:39] <HRshovinstuff> Flannel: hey thanks !
[07:39] <enaner> ’╗┐what r ur opinions about mac4lin?
[07:39] <Parham> I don't think the CD image is corrupted, though, but other than that, I don't know.
[07:39] <knoppix> hey guys im trying to make a grub screen for my usb key. how do I make one?
[07:39] <nickrud> Felix_Krull the bad are the ones that aren't very polished, as in written well. ugly are fine, but have licensing/patent issues, like mp3
[07:39] <ubunubi> Flannel:: My script is still not doing what I want
[07:40] <nickrud> Parham then you should check your download with md5sum
[07:40] <Felix_Krull> nickrud: So, to uninstall bad?
[07:40] <nickrud> Parham if the other options don't run, its a bad download, or a bad disk burn
[07:40] <ubunubi> Flannel:: If I launch with my script, it's graphics are corrupted. If i type them by hand...in order (copy and paste from the script)....no corruption
[07:40] <ashish> how to call another computer
[07:40] <nickrud> Felix_Krull your choice. I have them
[07:40] <weldan> dial its number
[07:40] <Parham> Nickrud: How can I check which one is the case?
[07:41] <weldan> call, like what?
[07:41] <nickrud> !md5sum | Parham
[07:41] <chmac> Simple question, if you choose TLS security in Evolution, is mail still sent on port 25? Or does it use another port for TLS encrypted connections?
[07:41] <nickrud> Parham if the md5sum is good, then the disk is bad ;)
[07:41] <Felix_Krull> nickrud: Both? It doesn't matter?
[07:41] <tsukasa> hi everybody
[07:42] <ubunubi> nonix4:: the sleep is taking effect but it's not fixing my script how I hoped :(
[07:42] <weldan> tls, mua will connect to pop3 before smtp , something like that ?
[07:42] <nickrud> Felix_Krull it doesn't matter. If you have any qualms, I'd remove both bad versions
[07:42] <nonix4> chmac: does your outgoing email even use any form of authentication?
[07:42] <ubunubi> nonix4:: is "killall fusion-icon" the BEST way to _guarantee_ that process dies a horribly painful death?
[07:42] <chmac> nonix4: Yeah, it supports TLS encryption, but I'm not sure what port TLS encrypted mail is supposed to be sent on
[07:42] <Intrepid> Anyone know how I can start a second x session that runs xterm on start but uses a different xorg.conf?
[07:42] <nonix4> ubunubi: -9 for horribly painful death
[07:43] <ubunubi> nonix4:: wouldn't I need to know the PID each time for that?
[07:43] <weldan> kill -9 PID number
[07:43] <chmac> nonix4: I maintain the mail server, so I might need to open some extra ports on the firewall :)
[07:43] <nonix4> ubunubi: no, with killall you don't need the pid
[07:43] <ubunubi> nonix4:: so i can killall -9 fusion-icon  ?
[07:44] <Felix_Krull> nickrud: Thank you so much!
[07:44] <nickrud> working?
[07:44] <HRshovinstuff> Flannel: hey thanks, that totally was the most simple stupid thing ever lol  <---- feels like rtard
[07:45] <nonix4> chmac: usually most email encryption things deal only with first hop & authentication for that - rest goes unencrypted
[07:45] <nonix4> (well, pgp/mime & alike are end-to-end)
[07:46] <pegasos> Heya. I have a problem. I try to start up Pidgin internet messenger and it is visible in the lower bar for a moment and then vanishes without starting. So I tried "pidgin -d" in terminal and error seems to be " main: exiting because another libpurple client is already running"... How do I fix this?
[07:46] <bullgard4> [GNOME] Why are there two desktop configuration files: /usr/share/app-install/desktop/Tunapie and /usr/share/applications/Tunapie)
[07:46] <moDumass> hey ALL sorry, so with a microsoft laser 6000 keyboard with lots of bells and whistles how do i get the increase font decrease font size button to work?
[07:46] <bullgard4> [GNOME] Why are there two desktop configuration files: /usr/share/app-install/desktop/Tunapie and /usr/share/applications/Tunapie?
[07:46] <alberto> ciao ragazzi, ho comprato un asus eee pc e ci ho messo eeexubuntu
[07:46] <chmac> nonix4: I understand that. Do you know if email sent via SMTP + TLS is sent on port 25 or a different port? Like http is 80 but https is not...
[07:46] <alberto> va benissimo, l'unico problema che non si spegne
[07:46] <alberto> cm devo fare???
[07:47] <nickrud> bullgard4 I think the ones in /usr/share/applications are the for the menu, the other is for add/remove
[07:47] <Mezo> elo
[07:47] <nonix4> chmac: the answer is: it depends - after http people decided it would be better to just use the same port...
[07:47] <Myrtti> !it | alberto
[07:47] <bullgard4> nickrud: Ah!
[07:47] <Mezo> http://www.funny-games.biz/tortue-game.html
[07:47] <revilodraw> which file makes exaile run?
[07:47] <alberto> nn lo trovo ubuntu-it
[07:48] <nonix4> chmac: but there are ports that are used for several ssl email protocols, some of the time - check /etc/services
[07:48] <chmac> nonix4: Ok, cool, so it can work on the same port, that's probably why my mail can't send, ISP blocks port 25, bah :(
[07:48] <nonix4> ssmtp           465/tcp         smtps           # SMTP over SSL
[07:48] <HardDisk> revilodraw, sound & video, you'll see Exaile if you installed it correctly, ie sudo apt-get install exaile
[07:49] <nickrud> bullgard4 yes, dpkg -S clears that up
[07:49] <nonix4> chmac: well when ISP blocks port 25 they usually supply an smtp server you're supposed to use as the first hop...
[07:49] <bullgard4> nickrud: I do not understand " yes, dpkg -S clears that up". Please elaborate.
[07:50] <chmac> nonix4: I know, I travel a lot though, so I prefer to use my own smtp server, authenticated
[07:50] <chmac> nonix4: Which also matches my SPF record, etc
[07:50] <NullNam1> Any nmap experts out there???
[07:50] <nickrud> bullgard4 dpkg -S /path/to/file  says what package a file belongs to. I did a check on applications/yelp.desktop, says it's in yelp (actually, I already knew what applications was for, just needed to check app-install)
[07:50] <chmac> nonix4: I typically wrap evolution in a tsocks tunnel, but I'm looking at alternatives to that, looks like the port 25 issue won't go away any time soon :)
[07:50] <nonix4> chmac: the percentage of ISPs blocking port 25 is high - your best bet is proper hosting service
[07:50] <tenX> NullNam1: an expert would be?
[07:51] <Parham> Thanks
[07:51] <nickrud> chmac you can always select a port ...
[07:51] <chmac> nonix4: What do you mean by "proper hosting service" ?
[07:51]  * Parham wavies.
[07:51] <HardDisk> bullgard4, also if you type whereis name_of_application it will give you its location
[07:51] <NullNam1> tenX: Someone who knows how to scan all 65535 ports on UDP and TCP at once while still using the -A option.
[07:51] <nickrud> Parham you found the fix?
[07:51] <revilodraw> HardDisk: i have exaile, i want to know where to post 'exaile --no-equalizer' to make it startup with the equalizer disabled
[07:51] <nickrud> s/fix/problem/
[07:51] <Parham> Am looking. My screen reader is jibbering wildly while I'm in the IRC so I have to quit. Hehe.
[07:51] <chmac> nickrud: Yeah, I could probably map another port to 25 on my server's firewall...
[07:51] <bhc> weldan, http://ardhian.wordpress.com/2007/06/09/bikin-repositori-lokal-ubuntu-dari-dvd-repo/
[07:52] <nonix4> chmac: have an email server running at a hosting service, tunnel to that way or another
[07:52] <bhc> is it make any sense
[07:52] <nickrud> chmac or tell the server to use a different port, I use 587 to connect to my remote server
[07:52] <bhc> do you agree with it ?
[07:52] <weldan> chmac: at our office mail server, they're using port 587 port smtp
[07:52] <HardDisk> revilodraw, you can create a link on your desktop OR if you want to modify the main link, right click on applications, edit menu go to the location of sound & video, and edit the properties there
[07:52] <NullNam1> tenX:  Any ideas?
[07:52] <Parham> I could do md5sum with Cygwin though, so the only thing left is to compare the two and see if anything is wrong.
[07:52] <weldan> and tls enabled
[07:52] <bullgard4> HardDisk: "detlef@MD97600:~$ whereis Tunapie; Tunapie:" (empty)
[07:53] <HardDisk> bullgard4, is it run with a T? or t
[07:53] <nonix4> chmac: but you said you already have such a server somewhere? Try port 465?
[07:53] <HardDisk> bullgard4, whereis works best if you do sudo updatedb and that the application is installed via deb or repositories
[07:53] <ubunubi> weldan:: one more scripting question. if I have a program that doesn't terminate, but I want to close the terminal window without it killing the process...what symbol can I use?
[07:53] <bullgard4> HardDisk: In both direcotries Tunapie is displayes with a capital first letter.
[07:54] <HardDisk> bullgard4, I didn't say folder, I meant the actual application
[07:54] <bhc> off
[07:54] <dns53> ubunubi run ps -ef and get the process id, then use nohup pid to allow it to continue
[07:54] <ubunubi> dns53:: is there a cleaner way?
[07:54] <chmac> nonix4: I admin my own mailserver. Postfix is running but doesn't respond on port 465
[07:55] <nickrud> bullgard4 you need to look inside the file to see what the executable is,  exec= is what you look for
[07:55] <HardDisk> ubunubi, I prefer the ps -x but dns53's line is the same, it's all about getting the PID
[07:55] <bullgard4> HardDisk: All my applications on this computer are installed via Ubuntu repositories. This morning at 07:35 local time my computer did automatically run 'updatedb'.
[07:55] <chmac> nickrud, weldan: Is port 587 significant, or just chosen at random?
[07:55] <tofaffy> Anyone know why Ubuntu won't allow me to resize my windows parition?
[07:55] <HardDisk> bullgard4, I missed what the problem you are having exactly.
[07:55] <moDumass> hey all, currnetly dual booting with xp, and xp is the first boot option, how do i change this?
[07:56] <moDumass> !grub
[07:56] <HardDisk> tofaffy, you have to unmount a partition to resize it.
[07:56] <dns53> ubunubi you can ctrl z then bg, but that will die when the shell dies, you can execute it with & at the end to do something similar
[07:56] <nonix4> chmac: Hmm... you could check which ports you're listening to... also check out the ssmtp package
[07:56] <nickrud> chmac my home port was blocked on 25, and a remote mail server I was using used that. I just picked it up.
[07:56] <bullgard4> HardDisk: Why are there two desktop configuration files: /usr/share/app-install/desktop/Tunapie and /usr/share/applications/Tunapie?
[07:56] <tofaffy> Well...I was booted in a live cd. why would it have mounted it?
[07:56] <ubunubi> dns53:: i'm trying to put it in the bg with &, but also want it to NOT die with the terminal closing
[07:56] <HardDisk> moDumass, sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[07:57] <meame> installing grub to usb drive, how do i do it?
[07:57] <HardDisk> moDumass, then it will be available for you in administration and you can edit it.
[07:57] <ubunubi> dns53: how do i parse out only the PID out of the ps -ef output? in a format that i can redirect into the nohup
[07:57] <dns53> ubunubi you therfore need to use nohup, this sets a bit on the process to not die when the parent shell dies
[07:57] <moDumass> awesome thanks
[07:57] <Bilge> Is there a painless way to configure sendmail for Ubuntu?
[07:57] <HardDisk> bullgard4, one is the link one is the location of the binary.
[07:57] <moDumass> thanks HArdDisk
[07:57] <chmac> nonix4: How do I check which ports I'm listening to?
[07:57] <afallenhope> for some reason my alt and tab don't work
[07:57] <afallenhope> nor my shift key
[07:57] <HardDisk> !sendmail
[07:57] <afallenhope> hmmm... somethin's fishy with my comp
[07:58] <HardDisk> hmm ok nvm :)
[07:58] <moDumass> can i use this to remove the 20 or so other boot options i have from prev distro updates
[07:58] <afallenhope> i can't open a temrinal..
[07:58] <afallenhope> it auto closes
[07:58] <weldan> chmac: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2476.txt
[07:58] <HardDisk> Bilge, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=196112
[07:59] <chmac> Ok, port 587 is an alternative to 25 according to RFC 2476 apparently :)
[07:59] <HardDisk> afallenhope, hello again :)
[07:59] <Intrepid> chmac: suggestion: netstat -a | less
[07:59] <HardDisk> nvm :)
[07:59] <ubunubi> dns53: how do i parse out only the PID out of the ps -ef output? in a format that i can redirect into the nohup? sorry if this is asking too much of your time
[07:59] <chmac> Intrepid: netstat, that's the one, thanks :)
[07:59] <dns53> ubunubi something like  ps -ef|grep firefox |grep -v grep|awk '{print $2}'|nohup    i have not tested it
[07:59] <HardDisk> ubunubi, I told you ps -x | grep nameofapp
[08:00] <airstrikeivanov> Hello everyone. When I try to install my Ubuntu, I get: ata1.00: status: { DRDY ERR }
[08:00] <ubunubi> Harddisk:: Sorry I had missed it. My eyes were scanning for dns's name!
[08:00] <HardDisk> dns53, too long
[08:00] <bullgard4> nickrud: The starter in both files is the same: 'tunapie'. So it does not help to differentiate between the two files (and the two directories in general).
[08:00] <airstrikeivanov> Does anyone know what that means?
[08:00] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov:: what motherboard do you have?
[08:00] <HardDisk> ubunubi, all you need is that short line I posted.
[08:00] <airstrikeivanov> Don't know
[08:00] <airstrikeivanov> It's a pre-manufactured Dell Inspiron
[08:00] <dns53> HardDisk maybe, btw you may need to add xargs and call nohup
[08:00] <nickrud> bullgard4 dpkg -S does that. By telling you which package a file belongs to. The package determines function
[08:01] <HardDisk> dns53, why?
[08:01] <airstrikeivanov> I'm on an incredibly old 7.04 harddisk I have backed up right now
[08:01] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov: are you booting the liveCD...or directly into the install? or already installed but won't boot?
[08:01] <nickrud> bullgard4 and /usr/share/applications is defined by the freedesktop standard as the place to put menu entries
[08:01] <airstrikeivanov> I'm booting Ubuntu Server
[08:01] <airstrikeivanov> Nothing is installed on the hard disk, save Windows, which I have no desire to keep
[08:01] <HardDisk> airstrikeivanov, I would do a HD physical check.
[08:01] <dns53> HardDisk well does nohup read stdin or do you need to provide it as an argument?
[08:01] <batka> morning guys, i have the boot hanging with a black screen need to restart several times before ubuntu starts the X, any idea where to look for what is causing it?
[08:01] <Parham> Hi again!
[08:02] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov: but are you trying to use the liveCD portion to try it out..or are you wanting to intsall?
[08:02] <airstrikeivanov> No, it's all a text-based installer
[08:02] <HardDisk> dns53, I am not sure to be quite honest.
[08:02] <tenX> airstrikeivanov: what more can you ask for?
[08:02] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov: do you know how to add kernal boot parameters?
[08:02] <Parham> I checked the md5sum. The hashes differ, and they differ a lot. Is there a way to repair the different parts or I have to redownload the whole file again?
[08:02] <airstrikeivanov> ubunubi: I don't.
[08:02] <HardDisk> airstrikeivanov, as I mentioned I would do a HD check if I were you.
[08:02] <nonix4> chmac: netstat -an; lsof -i  # you might want to check out postfix TLS docs, http://www.postfix.org/TLS_README.html
[08:03] <airstrikeivanov> I did, the disk is just fine
[08:03] <airstrikeivanov> It was working until after I tried to partition in the UbuntuServer installer
[08:03] <darrend> what significance does ~/.gvfs have?  My rsync based backup script complains about not being able to read it.
[08:03] <HardDisk> airstrikeivanov, also you may have shutdown windows incorrectly, hence a dirty unmount.
[08:03] <airstrikeivanov> The first format worked, but when I had to reboot and try it again, it stopped working.
[08:03] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov: when you're at the screen that loads soon as the CD launches, move the highlighted bar down to the install option..and you should see an editable text line under that
[08:03] <nickrud> bullgard4 for the /usr/share/applications, http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/menu-spec-1.0.html#paths
[08:03] <darrend> it shows up in mtab as used by gvfs-fuse-daemon
[08:03] <HardDisk> darrend, .gvfs is your nautilus interface
[08:03] <nickrud> Parham redownload
[08:03] <airstrikeivanov> Yeah, the F6 text-line
[08:03] <airstrikeivanov> I've seen it
[08:04] <revilodraw> HardDisk: tried that, but when exai;e runs on startup it doesnt run with the equalizer disabled... i have edited it in 'sessions' too...
[08:04] <Parham> Thanks.
[08:04] <darrend> HardDisk: thx - why would rsnapshot be unable to read it suddenly?
[08:04] <HardDisk> revilodraw, sessions doesn't work that way.
[08:04] <ubunubi> airstrikeivanov: you want to add "all_generic_ide" to the end of the boot parameters
[08:04] <airstrikeivanov> Okay
[08:04] <airstrikeivanov> Let me go try that!
[08:04] <darrend> HardDisk: I've run rsnapshot for months, this started happening yesterday
[08:04] <HardDisk> darrend, not sure about that question though
[08:04] <airstrikeivanov> Be back in a bit.
[08:04] <tenX> airstrikeivanov: is F6 a new us airplane threatening the rest of the world?
[08:04] <HardDisk> wait ubunubi
[08:04] <darrend> HardDisk: ok, thx.
[08:04] <HardDisk> mmm
[08:04] <ubunubi> He left before my further advice
[08:05] <moDumass> HardDisk with this StartUp Manager the resolution selection doesnt include my current resolution
[08:05] <HardDisk> the all_generic_ide is usually my first answer :) but his case may need to unmount his drive first correctly
[08:05] <HardDisk> and remove the quite splash --
[08:05] <HardDisk> moDumass, that only modifies the startup parts, it doesn't touch your Gnome
[08:05] <andrew__> I'm trying to install something VIA terminal and it's popping up "checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables" as an error. Any help?
[08:05] <Intrepid> tenX: Negative. The F6 is an RAF supersonic interceptor, introduced 1959.
[08:06] <revilodraw> HardDisk: cani pm you a screenshot to show u?
[08:06] <Starnestommy> andrew__: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[08:06] <moDumass> awesome
[08:06] <moDumass> thanls
[08:06] <nickrud> HardDisk do you know of a short doc describing .gvfs ?
[08:06] <ubunubi> HardDisk: I had the same error he did. First I did ACPI=OFF..and it worked..but i wanted ACPI..found IRQPOLL alone worked but has a performance hit..tried alL_generic_ide by itself..and worked beautifully with ACPI operational and not needing the performance hit of IRQPOLL
[08:06] <bullgard4> HardDisk: mc does not indicate that one of the two files tunapie.desktop is a link.
[08:06] <HardDisk> ubunubi, problem he left and didn't get info on his board.
[08:06] <ubunubi> yeah :(
[08:06] <HardDisk> revilodraw, sure
[08:07] <HardDisk> nickrud, I can check for you
[08:07] <nickrud> HardDisk I can probably find one. I was hoping that you had a clue already ;)
[08:07] <ubunubi> HardDisk: AFAIK attempting to boot with that option can cause no harm, he has no data on the disk (and even if he did it would be very unlikely if not impossible for it to corrupt it)
[08:07] <chmac> nonix4: Sweet, thanks for that link :)
[08:07] <HardDisk> bullgard4, I assume, since not all applications are identically the same way of how they are located.
[08:07] <HardDisk> ubunubi, no no harm at all whatsoever.
[08:07] <HardDisk> ubunubi, you were right to give that advice
[08:08] <moDumass> HardDisk, will I still have the option to boot into windows if i have to?
[08:08] <HardDisk> moDumass, yes you just want to arrange the order, or change which starts default
[08:08] <batka> hi guys, which log except for boot and messages would reflect problems at boot time?
[08:08] <moDumass> coolya, thanks
[08:08] <HardDisk> moDumass, basically it's like changing the boot.ini file in windows
[08:09] <HardDisk> nickrud, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GnomeVFS :)
[08:09] <nickrud> rflol
[08:09] <revilodraw> HardDisk: ive sent it..
[08:09] <HardDisk> nickrud, check this too blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2007/07/20/gvfs-presentation-slides
[08:09] <moDumass> HardDisk, sweet, will I still have the option to go to windows before coming into linux, or do i need to load int linux and change default boot option first
[08:10] <nickrud> ah, now that looks good
[08:10] <andrew__> Okay. Getting build-essential helped, but it still won't create the make-file correctly.
[08:10] <HardDisk> revilodraw, I didn't receive anything, unfortunately I only receive pm's from registered users.
[08:10] <tenX> Intrepid: we're all making fun of former ridiculous governmental strivings.. nowadays any modern non-free government, once in charge could perferctly change constitutions, survey the people and establish their own point of view. modern technology will help to establish it all
[08:10] <HardDisk> revilodraw, too many spammers :) you understand.
[08:10] <HardDisk> !offtopic | tenX
[08:10] <dany> bonjour tous le monde
[08:10] <ubunubi> HardDisk:: Funny you say that just as I PM'd you about that script syntax, lol
[08:11] <sigma_> how do i restart alsa?
[08:11] <HardDisk> bonjour dany
[08:11] <HardDisk> lol ubunubi
[08:11] <HardDisk> wait let me check my modes
[08:11] <tenX> sigma_: /etc/init.d/alsa$h1t restart
[08:11] <revilodraw> HardDisk: ok how do i send it then? actually, good point, how do i register?
[08:11] <HardDisk> ok try again
[08:11] <HardDisk> revilodraw, /nickserv help