[04:59] <crimsun> ynze: did you unmute 'Front' and increase its volume?
[04:59] <chuckyp> sfar-ubu, I assume you are installing something from source?  Did you install the build-essential package?
[04:59] <ipfw> DemonHeadx: might try looking up the video your G5 has, and see if the Distro you are using has support for that
[05:00] <sfar-ubu> chuckyp: yep
[05:00] <ipfw> DemonHeadx: it either may not have proper support built, or might be loading the wrong one -- or settings are incorrect for the write video
[05:00] <GnarusLeo> Does ubuntu have a dyndns client wich updated dyndns.org with my current ip?
[05:00] <fiveiron> anyone else having problems getting updates?
[05:00] <fiveiron> everything is failing on me
[05:00] <DemonHeadx> well its unbuntu breezy badger.
[05:00] <Celestianpower> !tell Celestianpower -about pastebin
[05:00] <chuckyp> sfar-ubu, then perhaps what crimsun suggested will work other wise you can use synaptic to search or apt-cache search <keyword>  to find package
[05:00] <GnarusLeo> !dyndns
[05:00] <ubotu> dyndns is, like, totally, a free service to provide people with canonical hostnames for their dynamic IP addresses, thus making it easier for their personal systems to be reached when they are online. Please see http://www.dyndns.org/ for more information.
[05:00] <ynze> crimsun: yes.....
[05:01] <ipfw> DemonHeadx: There are lots of things that can go wrong with a graphic install, thats why Slack & debian have stayed away from it for so long :P
[05:01] <chuckyp> fiveiron, working for me
[05:01] <crimsun> ynze: and do you hear anything with: ``aplay /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav'' ?
[05:01] <fiveiron> uh... and my update installer is acting kind of funky now too
[05:01] <kronoz> doess (k)ubuntu install kernel sources by default?
[05:01] <funkyHat> kronoz, no
[05:01] <DemonHeadx> hmm ok, i'll check out the G5 see what VIdeo card it has. But where do i see if its compatible or not?
[05:01] <HappyFool> fiveiron: seems to be ok here. maybe change your repository mirror (in /etc/apt/sources.list)
[05:01] <Whatsisname> ubuntu doesn't, so i wouldn't expect kubuntu to
[05:01] <chuckyp> fiveiron, did you change your sources.list and if not are you using official repos?
[05:02] <ynze> crimsun: YES!!!!
[05:02] <kronoz> how good is it's wireless support?
[05:02] <crimsun> ynze: ok.
[05:02] <Celestianpower> I get this error message when I try to view my floppy's files: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10454 - what's the matter?
[05:02] <ipfw> DemonHeadx: your flavor of Linux should have a HCL (hardware compatibility list) on its website
[05:02] <HappyFool> oh, hang on, i'm getting errors from security.ubuntu.com
[05:02] <fiveiron> this is a brand new fresh install of 5.10, and the only thing i've done is to add the winehq repository through Synaptic
[05:02] <ynze> THANKS!
[05:02] <ynze> CRIMSUN that is!!!
[05:02] <crimsun> np
[05:02] <DemonHeadx> ipfw O.K Thanks very much for you help. I apriciate it.
[05:02] <ynze> does it then work with cd's also?
[05:02] <kronoz> 5.1 == breezy == automatix right?
[05:03] <crimsun> ynze: it should. Try it.
[05:03] <kbrooks> !automatix
[05:03] <ubotu> it has been said that automatix is unsafe, it overwrites configuration files, and does things like "echo -e 'y\nY\n'" that are considered risky. Please do not use it. There are alternative applications, but it's often best to read the documentation.
[05:03] <chuckyp> kronoz, easyubuntu over automatix
[05:03] <kbrooks> DO NOT use automatix
[05:03] <ynze> ok trying it, by just putting a music-cd in
[05:03] <chuckyp> !easyubuntu
[05:03] <ubotu> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
[05:03] <jonolson> kronoz, While most people will say no automatic, I can attest I had no problems with it.
[05:03] <jonolson> automatix*
[05:03] <kronoz> ok
[05:03] <chuckyp> jonolson, did you try easyubuntu?
[05:04] <jonolson> chuckyp, Yes, it doesn't do all that I wanted.
[05:04] <ynze> crimsun: Yes. Works fine with CD!!! thanks again
[05:04] <kronoz> i'm just looking to possibly install on a family computer, running of kanotix live cd get sold
[05:04] <jonolson> chuckyp, As stable and nice as it was. ;)
[05:04] <kronoz> *old
[05:04] <katarot> hey evryone this sucks got kick of the modem and back on xp on my laptop
[05:04] <fiveiron> chuckyp: http://img93.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot2mh.png
[05:04] <ynze> beginning to enjoy more and more!!!
[05:04] <nexact> Hey all, Is there a way to remove the minimize animation under Ubuntu ?
[05:05] <AnsiC> At the end of 'start' block add 'rfcomm bind all' <[05:05] <AnsiC>   sudo vi /etc/init.d/bluez-utils
[05:05] <Jelly_> Hi.  I'm on ubuntu.  Im thinking about using easyubuntu or automatix to polish off a lot of customizations for me.  Any opinions about which is preferable?
[05:05] <katarot> anykone here have a dell laptop
[05:05] <jonolson> nexact, heh, just noticed it.  Did you poke around the system preferences?  Windows might be a good bet.
[05:05] <AnsiC> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothSetup
[05:05] <marlun> If Evince is pusing the letters together to much in a pdf document, is there anything I can do about that?
[05:05] <chuckyp> fiveiron, hrm... maybe try resizing the status column?
[05:06] <chuckyp> Jelly_, use easyubuntu
[05:06] <nexact> jonolson, yes and there's no way to disable it, which is completely stupid
[05:06] <jonolson> Jelly_, Most will tell you Easyubuntu, it's stable, and doesn't change anything by default.  But I can attest that I personally have had no problems with automatix.  Just take a look at EasyUbuntu first.
[05:06] <AnsiC> were i must to add 'rfcomm bind all'
[05:06] <AnsiC> ????
[05:06] <ynze> crimsun: I will remember this. Ok its easy and expected, but the right switches.....
[05:06] <jonolson> nexact, No option in windows? or anything?
[05:06] <crimsun> ynze: no need, I'm submitting a patch for it in Dapper.
[05:06] <jonolson> nexact, Interesting.
[05:06] <Jelly_> thanks for the opinons
[05:06] <katarot> i have been trying to get my wireless working with ubuntu for days now any ideas on what else i could try
[05:06] <Jelly_> I am a bit overwhelmed
[05:06] <ynze> crimsun:  :-)
[05:06] <fiveiron> chuckyp:  that actually isnt my main problem, the main problem is that the rest of the packages above that failed with various errors
[05:06] <Jelly_> this is my first new system in years
[05:06] <HappyFool> nexact: in the 'configuration editor', switch on 'reduced_resources' under /apps/metacity/general
[05:06] <jonolson> Jelly_, Haha ;)
[05:06] <chuckyp> Jelly_, automatix changes configs etc... can get you in a jackpot easyubuntu is the preffered way.
[05:06] <jonolson> Jelly_, Well welcome to linux.
[05:07] <GnarusLeo> OMG! I have DynDNS, and I installed a dyndns client called ddclient ... it asked me wich interface it would like for me to use while updating dyndns, so I said: eth0 ... when I ran the script it updated my ip to my internal ip (!) wich is <IP_ADDRESS> .. how do I make it update my ISP ip?
[05:07] <Jelly_> I've been with linux for 6 years
[05:07] <Jelly_> I just kept the same knoppix install for 2 years
[05:07] <ynze> crimsun; I have to learn a lot more about ubuntu. Also Dapper   :-)
[05:07] <jonolson> Jelly_, ;)  Nevermind.
[05:07] <chuckyp> fiveiron, I would just double check yoru sources.list and then maybe try to update with apt-get from command line.
[05:07] <fiveiron_> chuckyp, here is an example of what i get from the failed packages:  W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gtk+2.0/libgtk2.0-common_2.8.6-0ubuntu2.1_all.deb
[05:07] <fiveiron_>   Error reading from server. Remote end closed connection
[05:07] <Jelly_> I have new distro disorientation
[05:07] <Celestianpower> I get this error message when I try to view my floppy's files: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10454 - what's the matter?
[05:07] <Managu> GnarusLeo: I can't speak to ddclient; "ipupdate" has an option to check an external web server for your real ip address
[05:07] <evil_cow> hi all
[05:07] <jonolson> Jelly_, apt-get is the beautiful tool.  Same with sudo.
[05:07] <evil_cow> does someone use new human icon theme?
[05:07] <Managu> GnarusLeo: it might be beneficial to check the man page
[05:08] <GnarusLeo> Managu, ok, is it easy to use?
[05:08] <jonolson> Jelly_, In case you've never used debian derevitives.
[05:08] <jonolson> Jelly_, Or the big bear, Debian ;)
[05:08] <chuckyp> fiveiron, I would just try again maybe like I say from terminal like sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:08] <Managu> GnarusLeo, not as easy as ddclient, admittedly
[05:08] <nexact> jonolson, i'll google if it's possible somehow
[05:08] <jonolson> nexact, Yeah, that's what was I was thinking.  Doesn't seem like anyone here knows.
[05:09] <GnarusLeo> Managu, but how can linux read my external ip?
[05:09] <fiveiron_> chuckyp, in output of apt-get update:  Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)
[05:09] <mbuh> hi
[05:09] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, what type of floppy is it?  like how was it formated?
[05:09] <Managu> GnarusLeo: if the linux box is connected (somehow) to the outside network, the outside network knows your ip.
[05:09] <mbuh> is somebody know how too play windows game on ubuntu?
[05:09] <GnarusLeo> Managu, you mean like my router?
[05:09] <fiveiron_> and i get that gzip error, plus bzip2 errors and md5sum mismatches when i try to update my software packages as well
[05:09] <chuckyp> fiveiron, yeah I would definately double check your sources.list then. Maybe whatever mirror you are using has a problem or they are updating stuff or something.
[05:09] <jonolson> mbuh, Cedega <-- But you have to pay.  Or Wine is your best bet.
[05:10] <chuckyp> !tell mbuh about wine
[05:10] <GnarusLeo> Managu, i have a wireless router connected to my ADSL router ... I think the only one knows it is the ADSL router (ISP) ...
[05:10] <Managu> GnarusLeo: sec
[05:10] <GnarusLeo> Managu, ty
[05:10] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: It was last viewed on a computer running Windows XP
[05:10] <phrowzen> does dapper drake flight 5 use gnome 2.14, does anyone know?
[05:11] <Managu> GnarusLeo: http://checkip.dyndns.org:8245
[05:11] <Jelly_> automatix updates my sources.list,  will that throw off the very nice update manager I see when I log in?
[05:11] <aeon17x> phrowzen: Seems like it.
[05:11] <phrowzen> thanks.
[05:12] <GnarusLeo> Managu, so I will find an option to make ddclient sheck for my ip here?
[05:12] <jonolson> Has anyone gotten 3d accell working with ATI Radeon Xpress 200?  The fixes on the ATI wiki doesn't seem to work unless I did something wrong...which seems unlikely because I just made them into scripts..
[05:12] <Managu> GnarusLeo: "ipcheck" can be setup to read such a web page.  ddclient might have a similar option; I'd read the documentation
[05:12] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user# hcitool scan
[05:12] <AnsiC> Scanning ...
[05:12] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user#
[05:12] <GnarusLeo> Managu, ok, thanks alot
[05:12] <AnsiC> That is Regular ???
[05:12] <flax^^> what program should i use to open .iso files with?
[05:12] <cristian> hello, i would like to know if there is a howto explaining how to make a mirror apt repository for local networks
[05:12] <imc_> hi, is it possible under breezy or dapper and bluetooth to connect to a sidekick to share its mobile internet connection?
[05:12] <cristian> i've been searching for it and i cannot find it
[05:12] <AnsiC> http://www.geocities.com/saravkrish/progs/bluemote/bluetooth.html
[05:13] <imc_> Or anyone using Verizon's EVDO under Breezy or Dapper?
[05:13] <katarot> guys please look at this
[05:13] <katarot> http://pastebin.com/609159
[05:13] <AnsiC> in the page the example return some value
[05:13] <phrowzen> welp i think ima go try upgading to dapper, talk to you later guys
[05:13] <dieman> grmbl
[05:13] <dieman> gnome screensaver sucks
[05:13] <Managu> GnarusLeo, np.  Hope it works
[05:14] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, is there data on it?
[05:14] <jonolson> dieman, What a shame. :)
[05:14] <imc_> Anyone using Verizon's EVDO under Breezy or Dapper?
[05:14] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: Yes
[05:14] <chuckyp> hrm try pmount -t vfat /dev/fd0
[05:14] <dieman> jonolson: it sporadically blanks after a laptop comes back from suspend
[05:14] <katarot> http://pastebin.com/609159 is that ment to happen  of have i done somthing wrong
[05:14] <dieman> imc_: i use it with a EDGE card, but don't know about EVDO
[05:14] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, err mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /some/directory
[05:14] <dieman> imc_: sidekick 'internet' service is not thetherable
[05:14] <imc_> dieman, is that a Tmobile edge card?
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: its on t-mobile service
[05:15] <imc_> Ah, thanks
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: i purchased the card somewhere else
[05:15] <katarot> i havent found anything about that in the wiki
[05:15] <crimsun> dieman: yeah, I have to log out of GNOME and back in to resolve that
[05:15] <ynze> crimsun: (Ynze = enjoing cd music now)
[05:15] <imc_> Okay, and it's like what about 50kbps?
[05:15] <jonolson> dieman, Mmm, there's probably a way to fix that, or just disable the screensaver.
[05:15] <cristian> how can i make an ubuntu mirror for my local network? with autosync
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: i can stream 128kbps mp3 to it on a good day
[05:15] <imc_> Oh!
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: like that pandora.com service through flash works fine
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: as long as your stationary
[05:15] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, yeah sorry don't use pmount to often it would be like pmount -t vfat /dev/fd0 floppy
[05:15] <ynze> (and dinner is served.... hope to speak later again) will stay on channel///
[05:15] <dieman> imc_: if your moving from cell to cell its not that good :)
[05:16] <imc_> dieman, Ahh, that's the rub; I was wondering about train service
[05:16] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, then you should have a /media/floppy with your files in it.
[05:16] <emiliou> voila nem- j'y suis
[05:16] <bigfoot1> how can i make a simple timer job to make a program shut down 30 minutes from now?
[05:16] <nem-> ?
[05:16] <nem-> -fr
[05:16] <sfar-ubu> Hm... "sudo apt-get install python2.4-dev" does not work
[05:16] <jonolson> !tell emiliou about fr
[05:16] <dieman> imc_: i use it on the bus and it works
[05:16] <imc_> thanks dieman!
[05:16] <dieman> imc_: but its not 128kbps 'works' :)
[05:16] <emiliou> ok ok
[05:16] <dieman> imc_: if you can foot the cost of evdo
[05:16] <dieman> imc_: its faster
[05:17] <dieman> imc_: but i've not used the cards personally, so I can't say if they work or not
[05:17] <sedatg> lo people
[05:17] <imc_> right, thank you
[05:17] <chuckyp> !tell bigfoot1 about cron
[05:17] <dieman> imc_: http://mobile.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=06/03/08/2139201&from=rss
[05:17] <dieman> imc_: that may be useful
[05:17] <sedatg> anyone aware of free flash authoring tools available from the repo's?
[05:17] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10456
[05:18] <dieman> imc_: actually, this, rather, what it links to http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/03/08/2138237
[05:18] <NewUSER> Installing from a cd is a nightmare
[05:18] <dieman> imc_: looks like its just ppp
[05:18] <crimsun> dieman: you're seeing #33539
[05:18] <Managu> AnsiC: english doesn't seem to be your first language... perhaps you'd be better off in one of the other language channels?
[05:19] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: i've heard about cron. how do i make a simple command to end/shutdown realplay.bin in 30 minutes? what command?
[05:19] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, okay how did you first try to use the floppy?  Like how did you get your initial error to appear?
[05:19] <AnsiC> jaaaa
[05:19] <bigfoot1> i'm a newbie
[05:19] <AnsiC> my mother language is ITALIAN
[05:19] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: I clicked places > Computer > Floppy
[05:19] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, what is realplay.bin?
[05:19] <knubbe> ravioli rulez
[05:19] <Managu> !it
[05:19] <AnsiC> Managu,
[05:19] <ubotu> Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[05:19] <Whatsisname> lasagna > ravioli
[05:19] <AnsiC> :)
[05:19] <katarot> does this mean i have a native driver  http://pastebin.com/609159
[05:19] <AnsiC> :(
[05:19] <dieman> imc_: http://kenkinder.com/evdo-pc5740/
[05:20] <dieman> imc_: that one claims it works under kubuntu
[05:20] <knubbe> pasta pesto > lasagna
[05:20] <katarot> please someone look at that cos im so confused
[05:20] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, hrm...  well try sudo mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /media/floppy
[05:20] <AnsiC> i do not like lasagne and ravioli
[05:20] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: it's the realplayer program. anyway, the point is i want a program that is currently running to close down after X minutes from now.
[05:20] <bigfoot1> AnsiC: then give them to me
[05:20] <GnarusLeo> Managu,
[05:20] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: mount: /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device
[05:20] <GnarusLeo> ipcheck.py: No ipcheck.dat file found.
[05:20] <GnarusLeo> ipcheck.py: Use same command+options ONCE with --makedat to create from DNS lookup.
[05:20] <deizi> unable to lookup ubuntu...
[05:20] <AnsiC> i like: Tortellini con Panna e Prosciutto
[05:21] <GnarusLeo> Managu, and when I added --makedat to the end for the command I used, it just showed me the help screen again
[05:21] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, well you would have to issue somethign like killall realplay  and just put it in cron to do it just this once in 30 minutes
[05:21] <AnsiC> or: Pasta and Salsiccia soffritta con aggiunta di poco olio
[05:21] <AnsiC> no
[05:21] <AnsiC> or: Pasta and Salsiccia soffritta e sugo
[05:21] <dieman> imc_: the one think i like about EDGE is its available more places than EVDO and is faster than 1xrtt
[05:21] <Managu> GnarusLeo: yeah, ipcheck is a bit annoying to set up and use.  Lemme see if I can remember what I did; first, you're using the dynamic-dns service (as opposed to static-dns)?
[05:21] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: but cron works only with "absolute time", yes? Not with "countdown" time?
[05:21] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, like write a simple shelll scrip and just have it killall realplay or something.  THen just set cron to execute that script in 30 minutes form now.
[05:21] <AnsiC> Salsicciao+Tomato+Pasta
[05:21] <dieman> imc_: but where EVDO is available, it will kick the crap out of EDGE
[05:21] <AnsiC> Salsiccia+Tomato+Pasta
[05:21] <GnarusLeo> Managu, never mind ... got it to work .. sorry ;)
[05:22] <imc_> dieman, that was exactly what I was seeking. THANK YOU!
[05:22] <Managu> GnarusLeo: oh, ok, np.  =)
[05:22] <GnarusLeo> Managu, had to put --makedat in the beginning before the options :P
[05:22] <gnomefreak> AnsiC: and knubbe  can you guys/girls take the offtopic talk to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[05:22] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: i don't know how to make a shell script, even a simple one.
[05:22] <dieman> imc_: np
[05:22] <GnarusLeo> Managu, but will this update it frequently? or do I have to make a timer script for this?
[05:22] <AnsiC> ohh good
[05:22] <AnsiC> exist that channell
[05:22] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, yes it works on absolute time.
[05:22] <AnsiC> buahauhuahuahuaha
[05:22] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: can't i just put "killall realplay" directly into the cron file?
[05:22] <AnsiC> Funny
[05:22] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, hrm... there's an easier way to do this.
[05:22] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, no
[05:23] <Managu> GnarusLeo: the latter
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: i'd use evdo if i had the cash, but edge is so much cheaper ($30 vs $50/$80 depending on if you have sprint or verizon already)
[05:23] <knubbe> gnomefreak: you're right. sorry.
[05:23] <imc_> dieman, but if I spend most of my time between NYC and Boston EVDO might work better, but if I'm back and forth to Europe, I could do edge and keep the same equipment. Ah, tis a bit of a pain in te ass!
[05:23] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: please advise
[05:23] <GnarusLeo> Managu, the latter?
[05:23] <Managu> GnarusLeo: ipcheck only does stuff when you run it.  I made a small script and put it into my /etc/cron.hourly
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: yeah
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: you can get edge cards on ebay that are unlocked
[05:23] <Zardiac> Hi anyone know a software which can create a iso form my cdrom?
[05:23] <imc_> And the company pays so.......Yeah, no clear advantages pop to mond
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: and then just get a prepaid card in europe
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: aha
[05:23] <imc_> Zardiac K3b
[05:23] <dieman> imc_: if the company pays then you could just do roaming ;)
[05:23] <imc_> Yeah, that was the idea
[05:24] <GnarusLeo> Managu, many years since Ive used cron :) if its of no trouble, can you show me the script?
[05:24] <imc_> Well, no, I don't want to rip my company oiff.
[05:24] <dieman> ahh ok :)
[05:24] <Managu> GnarusLeo: sure, lemme grab it
[05:24] <GnarusLeo> Managu, thanks for all so far btw!
[05:24] <imc_> When I was Europe based I had sim cards for Holland, Germany and UK
[05:24] <imc_> And figure I can do the same
[05:24] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user# hcitool scan
[05:24] <AnsiC> Scanning ...
[05:24] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user#
[05:24] <dieman> imc_: i know execs who don't bother to find sim cards cause its a hassle ;)
[05:24] <Celestianpower> chuckyp: "mount: /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device"
[05:24] <dieman> imc_: best place so far for me was china
[05:24] <Celestianpower> was the response
[05:24] <imc_> Oh, yes?
[05:24] <dieman> imc_: they sold you sim cards before you even cleared customs/immigration
[05:24] <AnsiC> is normall that do not return some address
[05:24] <AnsiC> ?
[05:24] <imc_> Nicve!!
[05:24] <dieman> imc_: and took $USD
[05:24] <imc_> Sure thing
[05:24] <dieman> imc_: and it was resonable
[05:25] <Managu> GnarusLeo, http://pastebin.com/609178
[05:25] <imc_> I think EDGE might be it because I like the flexibility
[05:25] <AnsiC> Managu,
[05:25] <bigfoot1> can i put more than one line (of command) into my crontab file?
[05:25] <GnarusLeo> Managu, ty
[05:25] <imc_> dieman, you use a sidekick?
[05:25] <AnsiC> your bluetooth work????
[05:25] <dieman> imc_: nope
[05:25] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, ok i'm not really sure then I haven't had a floppy drive in ages maybe someone else might be more knowledgable
[05:25] <dieman> imc_: i've got a old ericsson t39m
[05:25] <Celestianpower> Okay
[05:25] <Managu> GnarusLeo: I'd point out that the directory you do the make-dat stuff in is important (I did it in /root)
[05:25] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, I wouldn't put killall in there i'm looking for a different way to do it.
[05:25] <Managu> AnsiC: sup?
[05:25] <dieman> imc_: going to move to a new phone later this year
[05:25] <imc_> Ah. I was wondering if sidekick had a python VM
[05:25] <GnarusLeo> Managu, of course ..
[05:25] <Celestianpower> I get this error message when I try to view my floppy's files: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10454 - what's the matter?
[05:25] <dieman> imc_: either one of the next iterations of the sidekick or something else
[05:25] <imc_> I'm at that point right now....
[05:25] <dieman> imc_: depending on what gets UMA
[05:25] <AnsiC> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothSetup
[05:26] <dieman> gotta run though, need to go take a shower so we can go grocery shopping
[05:26] <AnsiC> i did not understand the second part of that page
[05:26] <Managu> AnsiC: I struggled with bluetooth stuff at one time.  But I haven't done any of that recently, sorry =(
[05:26] <imc_> Thanks dieman, have a great day
[05:26] <NewUSER> I keep getting an error unable to install base system
[05:26] <NewUSER> How do i get around this
[05:26] <AnsiC> TITLE: Connect devices automatically OR initiate connection from device when in range
[05:26] <tanath> how do i give my regular account write access to files on a fat32 partition?
[05:26] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: ok
[05:26] <clem_yeats> bluetooth works great for me.
[05:26] <clem_yeats> I'm using kde though
[05:27] <tanath> it says they're owned by root
[05:27] <clem_yeats> kbluetoothd
[05:27] <tanath> and i can't chown them
[05:27] <_jason> ubotu: tell tanath about vfat
[05:28] <saif> hello, i have a slight problem, i donno weird behaviour, when i open firefox, my homepage doesn't appear, i get arizone university homepage!!
[05:28] <manolo> nas
[05:28] <sfar-ubu> nas XDD
[05:28] <sfar-ubu> :)
[05:28] <deizi> what next? i get unable lookup blablaaa
[05:28] <manolo> alguien me puede ayudar?
[05:28] <GnarusLeo> Managu, of course ..
[05:28] <manolo> es q no me funciona el firefox xDDD
[05:28] <_jason> !es
[05:28] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:28] <GnarusLeo> Managu, where should I put the script? Should I just make a file?
[05:28] <manolo> ah
[05:28] <manolo> ok
[05:29] <_jason> deizi: what do you do to get that?
[05:29] <gnomefreak> saif: go into the settings and on the general tab you should see a hope page slot delete whats in there and put what you want homepage to be
[05:29] <heyjoe1> !tweaking
[05:29] <Managu> GnarusLeo, make a file, set it to executable, and put a copy in /etc/cron.hourly
[05:29] <GnarusLeo> Managu, and what should I call the file :)
[05:29] <ubotu> I guess tweaking is at http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89491 for speeding up the boot process.
[05:29] <deizi> i try to connect networking...
[05:29] <Managu> GnarusLeo, the name doesn't matter
[05:29] <GnarusLeo> Managu, not the .<whatever> either?
[05:30] <concept10> anyone here run fluxbox or something similar? I need to cut resources on my desktop
[05:30] <Managu> GnarusLeo, I'm sorry?
[05:30] <rightcoast> I'm having a hard time getting wpa working, I am fairly sure I did everything right, and did set it up with Woody a year or so ago
[05:30] <GnarusLeo> Managu, just "pico /etc/cron.daily/ipcheck" ? And put it there?
[05:30] <rightcoast> I have a pastebin of the supplicant conf if that can help
[05:30] <_jason> concept10: fluxbox is in the universe repository
[05:30] <mbuh> I have cedega 4.3.deb pakacges , can i install it without pay it?
[05:31] <matsur> Hey all, how do I enable IP traffic forwarding in ubuntu? on os x you do it w/ sysctl but that obviously doesnt work :-)
[05:31] <Spde> what is wrong whit the command: find . -name -exec chmod 555 "*" {} ; ???
[05:31] <Managu> GnarusLeo: that'd probably work, aye.  Might be "sudo pico /etc/cron.<interval>/ipcheck"
[05:31] <Managu> GnarusLeo: I doubt mortal users can write to /etc/cron.daily
[05:31] <rodrigonicolodi> ola..pessoal..boa tarde
[05:31] <GnarusLeo> Managu, agreed .. thanks again
[05:31] <_jason> Spde: what do you want it to do?
[05:31] <_jason> !pt
[05:31] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) ou #ubuntu-pt (/j #ubuntu-pt) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[05:31] <saif> gnomefreak, i know,i have m y homepage set to personalized google! but it doesn't show! it shows me the arizona thing! i donno y!
[05:31] <Managu> GnarusLeo: np, good luck
[05:32] <Spde> _jason: change the permission for all files in the folder and subfolders to 555
[05:32] <tanath> _jason: i tried that, and it didn't work :/
[05:32] <saif> gnomefreak, that's when it starts, but if i click on home, i get the right 1! the link is in a desklet,
[05:32] <clem_yeats> Spde : chmod -r ...
[05:32] <Spde> clem_yeats: ?
[05:33] <bigfoot1> i'd like to set a cron job that will say "Hello" in a terminal. What command should i use?
[05:33] <_jason> tanath: explain exactly what you mean by ``that''
[05:33] <saif> gnomefreak, ok, i guess it's because the command is set to "firefox %u" ?
[05:33] <tanath> _jason: what it says here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountPartitions?action=show&redirect=AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
[05:33] <clem_yeats> Spde : chmod -R 555 directory
[05:33] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, i'm not figureing anything out other than cron maybe this question would be better answered in #linuxhelp they are pretty good at this stuff over there.
[05:33] <_jason> tanath: it says a lot of things there, did you edit the options that the fat partition mounts with?
[05:33] <tanath> _jason: yes
[05:34] <clem_yeats> I'm not sure wheter it's -r or -R
[05:34] <_jason> tanath: did you unmount and remount?
[05:34] <gnomefreak> saif: that is not the homepage that is the line that makes ff your default browser in system>preff?sessions
[05:34] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, you would just echo Hello
[05:34] <_jason> clem_yeats: -R
[05:34] <GnarusLeo> Managu, ok, made the script .. can I test it? how do I know Ittl work? :)
[05:34] <Spde> clem_yeats: hmm dosnt it change only yhe folders?
[05:34] <tanath> _jason: er, i did a remount
[05:34] <Sonium> I have a the with vmware network bridge on ubuntu. After I run vmware-config.pl and it tries to load the bridge my system freezes. The last thing the syslog says is Mar 18 16:49:11 localhost kernel: [4295473.073000]  bridge-wlan0: is a Wireless Adapter
[05:34] <Sonium> Mar 18 16:49:11 localhost kernel: [4295473.073000]  bridge-wlan0: already up. Any Idea?
[05:34] <clem_yeats> Spde : no, all files
[05:34] <_jason> Spde: changes everything, be sure you want to make all the files executable
[05:34] <chuckyp> Who was trying to load there windows from an installed partition in vmware?
[05:35] <_jason> tanath: paste what your fstab line looks like
[05:35] <tanath> _jason: arg. it didn't work actually, 'cause something's using it :p
[05:35] <_jason> tanath: oh
[05:35] <saif> gnomefreak, sorry got disconnected, removing the %u in the link fixed it, but what is this %u?
[05:35] <tanath> _jason: no wonder
[05:35] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: the echo hello command in crontab won't work
[05:35] <manolo> alguno espaol?
[05:35] <_jason> !es
[05:35] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:35] <tanath> _jason: why do commands never give errors?!
[05:35] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: isn't cron the only way to do this, as you had thought?
[05:35] <Spde> _jason: ok thanks
[05:35] <gnomefreak> saif: close ff and click a link let me know if ff opens the link
[05:36] <AnsiC> 00:0D:88:AC:F9:1B
[05:36] <Celestianpower> So nobody knows how to help me?
[05:36] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, I can't think of another way but like I say I'm sure if you ask in #linuxhelp you will get the proper way to do it.
[05:36] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user# hcitool dev
[05:36] <AnsiC> Devices:
[05:36] <AnsiC>         hci0    00:0D:88:AC:F9:1B
[05:36] <AnsiC> root@hostname:/home/user# l2ping 00:0D:88:AC:F9:1B
[05:36] <AnsiC> Can't connect: No route to host
[05:36] <Celestianpower> !pastebin
[05:36] <saif> gnomefreak, u mean click a link in some other app?
[05:36] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, the crontab way doesn't sound right to me i'm sure there is a better way and they will definately know how.
[05:36] <gnomefreak> saif: click www.aim.com for me let me know if ff opens it
[05:36] <chuckyp> !tell AnsiC about paste
[05:37] <tanath> _jason: there's been a number of times where something didn't work and should have given an error, but didn't. any idea why?
[05:37] <saif> no, nothin happened!
[05:37] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : to do what ?
[05:37] <gnomefreak> saif: xchat?
[05:37] <tanath> _jason: like trying to remount
[05:37] <AnsiC> That page about bluetooth is not english
[05:37] <_jason> tanath: don't know about that
[05:37] <AnsiC> is Africanish
[05:37] <quent-g3> lo
[05:37] <saif> gnomefreak, yes!
[05:37] <GnarusLeo> can anyone please ping my using console? wtf? :P Suddenly I couldnt ping myself! :P
[05:38] <gnomefreak> saif: cntl+left click on link
[05:38] <quent-g3> anyone have a idea how to add window maker to "choose session" in the gdm?
[05:38] <chuckyp> AnsiC, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothSetup  <<< that page?
[05:38] <bigfoot1> clem_yeats: well, first, i want cron to say "hello" to me in a terminal. I tried "echo hello" but it doesn't work. The main thing I would like to do is to have a now-running program to shutdown/close at a certain time
[05:38] <gnomefreak> quent-g3: install it
[05:38] <quent-g3> i did
[05:38] <tanath> _jason: well, thanks
[05:38] <saif> gnomefreak, i go the link disabled in the menu, and open in browser and copy link, open in browser didn't do anything!
[05:38] <quent-g3> i compiled it from source
[05:39] <_jason> tanath: np
[05:39] <quent-g3> cuz apt get dont work
[05:39] <gnomefreak> saif: im thinking put the %u or whatever it was back in there
[05:39] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : you can put a killall name_of_the_program in your cron
[05:39] <_jason> quent-g3: you should probably try to fix apt-get first, what happens with apt-get?
[05:39] <gnomefreak> quent-g3: what do you mean it doesnt work
[05:39] <quent-g3> it says that the packahe it's obsolete
[05:39] <AnsiC> exatly chuckyp
[05:39] <chuckyp> clem_yeats, I thought there was a way to run a program for a set amount of time?
[05:39] <quent-g3> well i cant paste cuz it's in italian
[05:39] <saif> gnomefreak, i dont think it has anything to do with it, because that is just an link from panel!
[05:39] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell quent-g3 about repos
[05:40] <bigfoot1> clem_yeats: can i have more than one command in my cron?
[05:40] <Managu> GnarusLeo: oops, sorry, was watching TV
[05:40] <AnsiC> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothSetup
[05:40] <bigfoot1> clem_yeats: how can i get cron to say hello to me?
[05:40] <GnarusLeo> Managu, no problem :) just wondering how I could test to see if it works
[05:40] <saif> gnomefreak, i think i will need to change the default app, because in thunderbird when i click on a link it opens mozilla!
[05:40] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : well.. you'd have to set the display I guess...
[05:40] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, did you take a second to read the links ubotu gave about cron?
[05:40] <_jason> quent-g3: what is the package name?
[05:40] <gnomefreak> saif: the default app is in system>preff>sessions
[05:40] <Managu> GnarusLeo: if it's executable (i.e. chmod +500 <filename>), I'd try running it. "sudo /etc/cron.daily/filename"
[05:41] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : see... you don't run cron from a console.. so it doesn't have any default output..
[05:41] <Managu> GnarusLeo: That should tell you if the script is sound
[05:41] <GnarusLeo> Managu, no errors, maybe it worked :) Thanks
[05:41] <chuckyp> clem_yeats, he could use wall or write bigfoot1 Hello to do it.
[05:41] <Managu> GnarusLeo: if that works fine (you should see a log file in the directory it was processing)
[05:42] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: yes
[05:42] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: yes, i read the ubotu link on cron
[05:42] <manolo> hola
[05:42] <manolo> alguien?
[05:42] <Managu> GnarusLeo, then whenever it has something to say, the primary user will get a mail.  For example, when it thinks it's time to change your ip address
[05:42] <X3n0n> hi! I have a pci radio card. can i use it in ubuntu?
[05:42] <clem_yeats> hmmm... in C or Java... it'd be easy to fork, thread and kill with a timer.. but you'd need to code a bit.
[05:42] <GnarusLeo> Managu, thanks again ... btw, can I ask of one more favour? :P I cant ping myself .. can you? either use gnaleo.ath.cx or <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:42] <Managu> GnarusLeo, sec
[05:43] <manolo> alguno espaol
[05:43] <clem_yeats> I'll do a man wall as soon as the match is over :)
[05:43] <_jason> bigfoot1: what are you trying to do?  (sorry just started following now)
[05:43] <chuckyp> clem_yeats, wall won't work.
[05:43] <icez> is there a file to add options to the automatic modprobing of network cards (wireless)? /etc/modprobe.d/ seems to contain only the other ones.
[05:43] <Managu> gnarusleo: ping works fine; dns lookup agrees with ip address.
[05:43] <GnarusLeo> Managu, cron guys have really been busy! Remember I had to set my timer manually and all 5-6 years ago :)
[05:43] <clem_yeats> oh no.. the man wall will be for my personnal education..
[05:43] <bigfoot1> _jason: hi. While I'm gone to bed, I'd like a certain now-runinng program to close down at a certain time
[05:43] <GnarusLeo> Managu, really .. ok .. cant ping my external ip myself though :) Thanks again
[05:44] <Managu> gnarusleo: heh, the fun of anacron.  G'luck
[05:44] <_jason> bigfoot1: everyday or something?
[05:44] <bigfoot1> _jason: just once
[05:44] <ezech> hi
[05:44] <bigfoot1> _jason: think of it as a "sleep timer"
[05:44] <bigfoot1> _jason: in 10 minutes from now
[05:44] <deizi> ping ubuntu doesn't work
[05:44] <_jason> bigfoot1: one way to do it would be to make a script that runs the command, sleep for the time you want, then kills it
[05:44] <clem_yeats> a timer..
[05:44] <saif> gnomefreak, didn't find anything in sessions for firefox! i opened prefered applications
[05:45] <gnomefreak> yeah there im sorry
[05:45] <_jason> bigfoot1: and by sleep I mean the script, not you :)
[05:45] <saif> gnomefreak, the default is set to firefox, with this command firefox -remote "openurl(%s,new-tab)"
[05:45] <AnsiC> hcitool scan
[05:45] <AnsiC> Why the command return no output ????
[05:45] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : in any language you want to code that in... exec the process.. get its PID, in another thread... sleep for x time.. and kill the PID.
[05:45] <gnomefreak> saif: thats fine
[05:45] <chuckyp> _jason, isn't there a way to run an app for x amount of time?  That he could use.  I just cant remember the name of it.
[05:46] <adamh> Is there a end-user-centered comparison of Totem with the GStreamer and Xine back-ends?
[05:46] <ezech> is that true that ubuntu releases are synced with gnome releases?
[05:46] <bigfoot1> clem, _jason: isn't there a simple one-line command I can simply put into my cron file?
[05:46] <bigfoot1> clem_yeats: i don't know computing languages
[05:46] <ezech> so like the new ubuntu will come with most current gnome version?
[05:46] <saif> gnomefreak, weird, what to do, to get links to open!
[05:46] <_jason> bigfoot1: why would you put it in cron if you don't want to do it regularly?
[05:46] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : I'm  sure there is.. but I don't know any.
[05:46] <adamh> ezech: Yes, Ubuntu releases come a couple of weeks after GNOME releases.
[05:46] <chuckyp> ezech, no
[05:46] <_jason> chuckyp: probably, but I never came across it
[05:47] <sorush20_> could someone send me the code of conduct
[05:47] <GnarusLeo> Managu, im really sorry for this ... but could you please as well check my vncserver? I tried connecting to it but got a strange error, maybe its some LO issue ... gnaleo.ath.cx -7000 (if password request occurs, its successfull)
[05:47] <gnomefreak> saif: open ff and click edit than prefferences than go to general tab and type in www.whatever page you want.com or net close and restart ff
[05:47] <clem_yeats> look in google for launchers.. timer.. etc.
[05:47] <adamh> ezech: Ubuntu 6.04 will come with GNOME 2.14
[05:47] <ezech> ok, thanks for info
[05:47] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell sorush20_ about coc
[05:47] <Celestianpower> I get this error message when I try to view my floppy's files: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10454 - what's the matter?
[05:47] <gpled> trying to find an mp4 player so i can watch nerdtv.  anyone know of a package?
[05:47] <Celestianpower> (Sorry to repeat myself)
[05:47] <clem_yeats> bigfoot1 : there might also be a timeout option in the prog you're running.... never know
[05:48] <miro> exit
[05:48] <_jason> bigfoot1: something like command; sleep 10m; pkill command;, would probably do
[05:48] <_jason> someone check me on that
[05:48] <chuckyp> Celestianpower, what does your fstab look like are you able to paste that?  /etc/fstab
[05:49] <Vincent0ne-> hey all
[05:49] <gnomefreak> ok bbl i need to get some stuff done today
[05:49] <mac__> hi
[05:49] <gpled> what do you use to view mp4?
[05:49] <bigfoot1> _jason: how do i find the command name?
[05:49] <AnsiC> some Decent Guide about bluetooth
[05:49] <AnsiC> please not wiki
[05:49] <_jason> bigfoot1: how do you usually run what you are trying to run?
[05:49] <Vincent0ne-> mac__, do u know where u get more packages for unbuntu as im new to unbuntu linux
[05:50] <fiveiron> where does ubuntu store the .deb's it downloads through apt-get?
[05:50] <cshields> greetings!  anyone have the url for the developer etiqutte policy?
[05:50] <ubuntu_kip> how do i add users
[05:50] <saif> gnomefreak, yes, i did that, it works now, it seems the desklet i have set the homepage to arizona.edu! if i run ff from anywhere else other than the desklet it shows the right homepage
[05:50] <_jason> fiveiron: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[05:50] <rightcoast> ubuntu_kip, adduser user
[05:50] <ubuntu_kip> !users
[05:50] <ubotu> ubuntu_kip: Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:50] <clem_yeats> AnsiC : what's your pb with bluetooth ?
[05:50] <fiveiron> _jason: thx
[05:50] <bigfoot1> _jason: well, this time, i ran it via terminal. the name was "realplay". But in the system monitor applet, it's called realplay.bin. so i'm a bit confused
[05:50] <ubuntu_kip> rc is there a visual way
[05:51] <IFlyGTi> I can't get the Ubuntu Breezy box I just set up to play my mp3's from the Windows server I have here in the house. If I copy them locally to the drive, I can play them fine, any ideas?
[05:51] <saif> gnomefreak but what i dont understant now, is y are links opened in mozilla, even though i set prefered application to be ff
[05:51] <rightcoast> ohh i don't know that
[05:51] <rightcoast> heh
[05:51] <AnsiC> pb?
[05:51] <runedude> hey all
[05:51] <_jason> bigfoot1: so run it as realplay and pkill it as realplay.bin, (there is probably a better way to do this)
[05:51] <ubuntu_kip> an easy way to add user
[05:51] <AnsiC> clem_yeats,
[05:51] <sorush20_> guys the coc doesn't say anything about using the ops command and being kicked or banned..
[05:51] <bigfoot1> _jason: it's already running. so what should i do?
[05:52] <AnsiC> hcitool dev   return  00:0D:88:AC:F9:1B
[05:52] <flax^^> how di i get my microphone working?
[05:52] <_jason> so do you just want to kill it in 10 minutes now?
[05:52] <runedude> im having a small problem:  failed in buffer_read(fd): files list for package `libglut3': Input/output error
[05:52] <runedude> any ideas guys?
[05:52] <flax^^> do*
[05:52] <rightcoast> ubuntu_kip, system>administration>users and groups
[05:52] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, yes at is the name of the command
[05:52] <Vincent0ne-> do u know where u get more packages for unbuntu as im new to unbuntu linux as it seems to install small amounts
[05:52] <runedude> happens to about any package i try to install.
[05:52] <Vincent0ne-> or list of packages
[05:52] <_jason> sorush20_: see the irc rules
[05:52] <_jason> !ircrules
[05:52] <ubotu> you are advised to read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcRules
[05:53] <bigfoot1> _jason: well, it WAS 10 minutes. but now it's more like 1 minute. 8-)
[05:53] <_jason> bigfoot1: heh
[05:53] <bigfoot1> _jason: but let's say it's still 10 minutes
[05:53] <clem_yeats> AnsiC : what are you trying to do ??
[05:53] <bigfoot1> _jason: please advise if it's 10 minutes
[05:53] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: tell me pls about "at" command
[05:53] <IFlyGTi> I tested with the Kororaa LiveCD and it plays mp3's from my Windows server just fine, so it's gotta be something in the Ubuntu setup, Samba or something but I'm at a loss as to where to check.
[05:53] <runedude> anyone ? heh
[05:53] <katarot> help please
[05:53] <katarot> This procedure requires you to have first compiled and rebooted on a new kernel
[05:53] <_jason> bigfoot1: well do this in a terminal just so you see what is going on: sleep 5s; echo hi, if you want 10 minutes you do 10m
[05:53] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, i'm trying to read the correct syntax for your situation jsut give me like 30 seconds
[05:54] <AnsiC> clem_yeats, send file to my telefon
[05:54] <gpled> is their no mp4 player for ubuntu
[05:54] <clem_yeats> AnsiC : you need to use kbtobexclient
[05:54] <baquero22> someone know what packages do i need to install for ghThumb???
[05:54] <fiveiron> #$!^$#^^$#!
[05:54] <fiveiron> why the heck wont these files download
[05:55] <fiveiron> this is ridiculous
[05:55] <bigfoot1>  sleep 5s; echo hi in terminal works nicely
[05:55] <fiveiron> i take the url that apt-get is using to fetch a package, manually use wget, and i can download it just fine
[05:55] <bigfoot1> but can you put a sleep command in cron?
[05:55] <clem_yeats> lol bigfoot1...
[05:55] <_jason> bigfoot1: you can...
[05:55] <fiveiron> anyone have any idea why that would be happening?
[05:55] <lordpau> quit
[05:56] <lordpau> exit
[05:56] <bigfoot1> _jason: i thought cron works with absolute time.... you know... the first 5 fields
[05:56] <lordpau> end
[05:56] <Stormx2> So whats ubuntu+2 gonna be called?
[05:56] <_jason> bigfoot1: sure, is that what you want?  To kill blah at some specified time every day or month or whatever?
[05:56] <IFlyGTi> Is there any reason my mp3s won't play from my Windows file server on my Ubuntu box?
[05:56] <ptlo> stormx2: Nobody kNows  yet :-)
[05:57] <baquero22> how to fix my radar map???
[05:57] <fiveiron> can someone help me?
[05:57] <Stormx2> ptlo: Perky Penguin ftw
[05:57] <bigfoot1> _jason: well, i don't really need a "repeat" function. just a one-time thing.
[05:57] <AnsiC> clem_yeats, device selectors
[05:57] <bigfoot1> _jason: kinda like the Sleep funcion on TVs.
[05:57] <AnsiC> there is nothing
[05:57] <_jason> bigfoot1: what do you see as the problem with this method?
[05:58] <baquero22> noome care about that radar map heh!!!
[05:58] <_jason> bigfoot1: (referring to using sleep)
[05:58] <clem_yeats> AnsiC : make sure your phone has bluetooth on, has a bluetooth name, and has discovery set to ON
[05:58] <bigfoot1> _jason: well, i just don't understand the exact command/line to put in cron. You are talking about cron, arent' you? Or maybe you were just talking about terminal!!! Oh, yes you were!
[05:58] <GnarusLeo> can anyone please see if they can get to my password login with VNCviewer? its gnaleo.ath.cx port 7000
[05:58] <bigfoot1> _jason: sorry.
[05:58] <bigfoot1> _jason: your solution is brillian
[05:58] <bigfoot1> t
[05:58] <bigfoot1> no need to mess with cron
[05:58] <gpled> IFlyGTi: what player are you using?
[05:58] <bigfoot1> _jason: i think i undrestand you now
[05:59] <ubuntu_kip> is a diferent user can use a different them?
[05:59] <AnsiC> the telefon find a device "hostname-0"
[05:59] <IFlyGTi> XMMS or Totem.
[05:59] <ubuntu_kip> theme*
[05:59] <AnsiC> Applications / Bluetooth Manager
[05:59] <_jason> bigfoot1: I don't know about brilliant, but I think it gets the job done... sorry for not making it clearer, cron wasn't involved :)
[05:59] <ubuntu_kip> can a diferent user can use a different theme
[05:59] <AnsiC> that program find my telefon
[05:59] <IFlyGTi> gpled, they play fine if I copy them to the local drive but do not play across the network.
[05:59] <bigfoot1> _jason: if you are not talking about involving cron, then your method is problem-free... it's simple and get's the job done.
[05:59] <bigfoot1> _jason: nice!
[05:59] <gpled> IFlyGTi: i know sometime when saving mp3s in windows, pleope accedently turn on the drm checking stuff
[06:00] <IFlyGTi> gpled, there's no DRM on my stuff.
[06:00] <bigfoot1> _jason: thanks!
[06:00] <IFlyGTi> I hate DRM.
[06:00] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: here's the simpler method 8-)
[06:00] <ubuntu_kip> jason
[06:00] <ubuntu_kip> can a diferent user can use a different theme
[06:00] <z3r0c00l30> hello
[06:00] <bigfoot1> that you were looking for
[06:00] <Vincent0ne-> is there anywhere i can find list of available packages to install on to unbuntu with apt-get as in new to this version after installing it some packages want with the cd
[06:00] <gpled> IFlyGTi: you will know if that is the case, because the will not play on another windows box eather
[06:00] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: what's with linuxhelp? they are rather quiet
[06:00] <clem_yeats> VincentOne : sudo apt-get update
[06:00] <IFlyGTi> gpled, they play everywhere.
[06:01] <IFlyGTi> gpled, except across the network from the server storage drive on the Ubuntu box.
[06:01] <clem_yeats> VincentOne : and then see in Adept (KDE) or Synaptic (gnome) for upgradable packages
[06:01] <baquero22> so noome know at least a channel name to go ask about my radar map??? loll
[06:01] <ubuntu_kip> !theme
[06:01] <IFlyGTi> gpled, I used the new Kororaa LiveCD to test and it plays them fine across the network.
[06:01] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, okay
[06:01] <fiveiron> there we go
[06:01] <_jason> bigfoot1: you can try #bash too
[06:01] <fiveiron> appears i had to manually download the perl upgrade for most of my updates to work
[06:02] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: can "at" beat this?
[06:02] <bigfoot1> _jason: please tell me more about bash?
[06:02] <bigfoot1> _jason: stop. you're making me a nerd. 8-)
[06:02] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, you would type in a terminal without quotes of course "at now + 30 minutes"  then hit enter It will take you to a > prompt
[06:02] <gpled> IFlyGTi: have you used vlc?
[06:02] <fiveiron> vlc rules
[06:02] <IFlyGTi> gpled, no, I haven't. I prefer xmms for music.
[06:03] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, then you enter the command you want run in 30 mintues i.e. "killall realplayer.bin"  no quotes of course.  THen hit ctrl+d will take you back to prompt then in 30 minutes it should run.
[06:03] <fiveiron> amarok for music, vlc for vids
[06:03] <gpled> hoping vlc works for me.  trying to find something that can play mp4
[06:03] <fiveiron> vlc does
[06:03] <GnarusLeo> vlc playes everything :)
[06:03] <fiveiron> yep... :)
[06:03] <IFlyGTi> gpled, I've already tested other distros and THEY play the mp3s fine from the server, it's only Ubuntu that does not.
[06:04] <IFlyGTi> The Kororaa LiveCD also connected to my server with less fuss.
[06:04] <IFlyGTi> So I think it's a Samba issue somehow.
[06:04] <baquero22> welll Mplayer is doing better playing corrupt files
[06:04] <gpled> cool. vlc worked
[06:04] <gpled> funny. when i asked. no one new of a mp4 player
[06:05] <gpled> knew
[06:05] <clem_yeats> but do corrupt files deserve to be played  ?
[06:05] <clem_yeats> only kidding of course :))
[06:05] <IFlyGTi> I'm sorta still looking for my next desktop replacement as I don't want to run Vista.
[06:05] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, guess you could do it either way
[06:05] <baquero22> well if the corrupt file is you making it up with ur ex....
[06:06] <gpled> welp, off to watch my interview with bob kahn
[06:06] <IFlyGTi> If Ubuntu is going to be problematic playing my media from my server then it's not really a good desktop replacement for me as I store everything on the server drives.
[06:06] <bigfoot1> _jason: Oh, I wasn't understanding again. You were referring me to the bash chatroom. Thank you!
[06:06] <baquero22> im sure u dont care about the corruption
[06:06] <baquero22> loll
[06:06] <bigfoot1> _jason: i thought you were suggesting that a "bash" command would do things. then i saw the # sign.
[06:06] <chuckyp> _jason, which way do you think?
[06:06] <R3linquish3r> How can I get my Volume keys on my Keyboard to work in KDE?
[06:06] <Pedrolito_> is it possible to install compiz/xgl on Breezy Badger?
[06:07] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: i'll copy your "at" advise to my notes
[06:07] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: thank you sir.
[06:07] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, np at is just a way of schedualing jobs at a set time for one occurance rather than using cron.
[06:07] <clem_yeats> Pedrolito_ : tricky.... 'd rather wait for dapper.
[06:07] <warpzone> morning! hey, is anybody here using a radeon card with the fglrx drivers?
[06:07] <ubuntu_kip> where do i get gnome-art
[06:07] <ubuntu_kip> !gnome-art
[06:08] <ubotu> parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, ubuntu_kip
[06:08] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, and that way its set int he background instead of sleep where sleep actually holds up a terminal.  At just sits inteh background waiting untill that time to do the job.
[06:08] <IFlyGTi> Pedrolito_, I tried it the other day and cratered my test box.
[06:08] <fiveiron> this is ridiculous
[06:08] <IFlyGTi> Pedrolito_, looks like it's really meant for the Dapper Drake release.
[06:08] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, but either way works.  As you can see there are many ways to do things in linux.
[06:08] <Pedrolito_> too bad, I'd really like to see this in action
[06:08] <IFlyGTi> Pedrolito_, download the Kororaa LiveCD with the xgl demo on it.
[06:09] <IFlyGTi> Pedrolito_, it's impressive.
[06:09] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: thanks for pointing out that sleep hogs the terminal
[06:09] <tazer> ubuntu 5.10 newly installed: I have 2 disk i just plugged in the computer, formatted with NTFS and with data on it that i want to keep. My plan is to move the data around, format the disks with ext3, and then move the data back. How do i make the disk accesable, what should i write on /etc/fstab? thanks.
[06:09] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, heres an excellent article
[06:09] <newbie1canoby> hello
[06:10] <warpzone> pardon, is anybody here using a radeon card with the fglrx drivers?
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> Ok, I'm about to lose my mind here
[06:10] <fiveiron> bad header line, md5sum mismatch, error reading from server.... can SOMEONE help me get my software upgraded?
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> can someone help me?
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> :(
[06:10] <ubuntu_kip> where do i get gnome-art
[06:10] <g0dchild> ls
[06:10] <g0dchild> do'h
[06:10] <fiveiron> ubuntu_kip: art.gnome.org
[06:10] <bigfoot1> i sometimes take a look at the systems monitor applet/program. if i see that some programs are running in "virtual memory" this means that it's saving/wrtiing to hard drive and not to RAM, yes? This means I should get more RAM, yes?
[06:10] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, well it doesn't have to hog the terminal you could hit ctrl+z then type bg to background the sleep command you entered then it would be in the background.
[06:10] <ubuntu_kip> caqnt find it
[06:10] <g0dchild> and here i thought i was in a term
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> I'm trying to share a folder ona a SUSE machine
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> running KDe
[06:10] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: you're good
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> with my Ubuntu box
[06:10] <linuxdoesnthatem> they're both connected to the same router
[06:10] <Pedrolito_> IFlyGTi, cool, thanks
[06:11] <g0dchild> guys, i think i'm somewhere close to b0rking the system
[06:11] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, not sure if that would work though but just a thought.
[06:11] <g0dchild>  i wasnt able to configure my network devices in normal boot
[06:11] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: yes... i'd be interested in the article
[06:11] <g0dchild> so started in safe-mode
[06:11] <chuckyp> bigfoot1, http://www.faqs.org/docs/linux_intro/sect_04_04.html
[06:11] <bigfoot1> sugoruyo: hello on
[06:11] <g0dchild> how'do i put things back in order then? please?
[06:11] <IFlyGTi> Pedrolito_, you're welcome.
[06:11] <g0dchild> !networking
[06:11] <ubotu> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, g0dchild
[06:11] <IFlyGTi> Damn this is annoying.
[06:11] <fiveiron> can someone explain to me why I can manually download packages all day from the url that i copy out of my terminal that was output by apt-get saying it can't download it????
[06:11] <IFlyGTi> If I copy the files locally, they play, if I have them on the server they don't.
[06:12] <jahshua> hello
[06:12] <g0dchild> !network
[06:12] <ubotu> This refers to a group of interconnected computers. The computers must be capable of transferring data to form a true network--you can't just weld a bunch of computers together.
[06:12] <bigfoot1> chuckyp: thanks. it looks interesting
[06:12] <g0dchild> !safemode
[06:12] <ubotu> I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, g0dchild
[06:12] <linuxdoesnthatem> !ssh
[06:12] <IFlyGTi> fiveiron, have you updated your repositories and such?
[06:12] <ubotu> ssh is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SSHHowto, or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AdvancedOpenSSH
[06:12] <jahshua> i have a problem/question .. i have just installed ubuntu but i wasent prompted to make a root password during the install .. what do i do ?
[06:12] <sugoruyo> i'm having real bad a$$ problems installing linux on my machine
[06:12] <VladimirBG> _jason, Hi I was here an houre ago, I was having problems with expert install, and I did what ubuto told me, and I still can't access administarive apps
[06:12] <IFlyGTi> jahshua, you use the "sudo" command.
[06:12] <jahshua> but
[06:12] <concept10> anyone know what that ubuntu based music (sequencing, vsti's) project is called? I saw the wiki the other day but cant remember
[06:12] <jahshua> whats my pass?
[06:13] <fiveiron> IFlyGTi: you mean apt-get update, or something different?
[06:13] <newbie1canoby> hello
[06:13] <jahshua> i havent seet one
[06:13] <sugoruyo> seems to be connected to the BIOS's handling of P-ATA and S-ATA devices
[06:13] <g0dchild> _jason, - hi there again - what ought I to do now that I've managed to get the NICs in working condition in safe mode?
[06:13] <Tempest2k> the pass to the user you created during install
[06:13] <g0dchild> will it work the same in normal boot now?
[06:13] <jahshua> so my su pass is the same as my login pass?
[06:13] <linuxdoesnthatem> OK, ubuntu hates me
[06:13] <yornik> yes
[06:13] <linuxdoesnthatem> *mad*
[06:13] <jahshua> thats odd..
[06:14] <jahshua> ok thanks
[06:14] <jahshua> :)
[06:14] <iXce> hmm i've a strange issue with my gnome, when i first open a menu it only show a few entries, i've to scroll to check the other, and when i reopen the menu all entries are there without scrolling
[06:14] <Tempest2k> shud be try it
[06:14] <g0dchild> linuxdoesnthatem, patience :0
[06:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> this is killing me
[06:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> two hours, still no dice
[06:14] <iXce> is there a way to prevent this please :) ?
[06:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> All I want to do is move files from one machine to another
[06:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> it shouldn't be this difficult
[06:15] <linuxdoesnthatem> I'd like to use ssh
[06:15] <chuckyp> !tell linuxdoesnthatem about scp
[06:15] <chuckyp> !scp
[06:15] <ubotu> hmm... scp is A way to copy files securely using ssh.  <file> <username>@<ipaddress>:<DestinationDirectory>
[06:15] <linuxdoesnthatem> problem is, I'm using a router
[06:15] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, or you could use sftp
[06:15] <linuxdoesnthatem> sftp?
[06:15] <newbie1canoby> how do i change permission for my hd.I want files from hd1 windows and be able to copy or move them to linux but i cant
[06:15] <chuckyp> !sftp
[06:15] <ubotu> Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, chuckyp
[06:16] <dbzdeath> linuxdoesnthatem: just use ssh ... you don't need to do port forwarding
[06:16] <jahshua> hey fellas thats not working, my user pass isnt giving me su priviliges
[06:16] <dbzdeath> well
[06:16] <dbzdeath> scp
[06:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> and I do that how?
[06:16] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, sftp <username>@<ipaddress>
[06:16] <VladimirBG> I have problem with 5.10, I did an expert install and I can't acces any administative apps, can anyone help me?
[06:16] <warpzone> newbielcanoby: use sudo chmod
[06:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> I'm an utter n00b
[06:16] <Spde> Can someone help me hide folders frome all other then there owners in proftpd? How do i do this?
[06:16] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, will get you ftp access on the remote machine
[06:16] <stjepan> hello
[06:16] <Tempest2k> what command are you trying to run as su ?
[06:17] <newbie1canoby> thanks but what would the rest of the command be sudo?
[06:17] <jahshua> im just typing su and then entering my pass
[06:17] <stjepan> what partitioning scheme do you recommend? one partition, or separate partitions for /var, /usr, /home etc.?
[06:17] <chuckyp> VladimirBG, what do you mean access administrative apps?
[06:17] <chuckyp> !tell VladimirBG about sudo
[06:17] <Tempest2k> do like
[06:17] <IcemanV9> linuxdoesnthatem: scp <file> <username>@<ipaddress>:<DestinationDirectory>
[06:17] <warpzone> newbielcanoby: its "sudo chmod ### 'whatever the directory is' "
[06:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok
[06:17] <chuckyp> !tell newbie1canoby about ntfs
[06:17] <warpzone> newbielcanoby: where the three numbers represent permissions
[06:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> this is gonna sound stupid
[06:17] <newbie1canoby> thankyou guys
[06:17] <VladimirBG> i go into System -> administration and anything there refuses to work
[06:17] <Tempest2k> sudo nano /etc/fstab (RTN) then enter pass
[06:18] <linuxdoesnthatem> but how do I find out what my IP addys are?
[06:18] <warpzone> newbielcanoby: google it and you'll see what the numbers should be
[06:18] <linuxdoesnthatem> I'm used to windows ipconfig
[06:18] <Spde> Anyone has an ide how do hide folders that user downt own in proftpd??
[06:18] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, well you can ifconfig
[06:18] <linuxdoesnthatem> cool!
[06:18] <linuxdoesnthatem> :)
[06:18] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, ifconfig=ipconfig but you can actually configure devices with it.
[06:18] <IFlyGTi> !tell IFlyGTi about samba
[06:18] <VladimirBG> I cant set up my modem or anything, while live cd works ok!
[06:18] <warpzone> newbielcanoby: for now I would say "sudo chmod 755 your_mount_folder"
[06:19] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, you may need to enable ssh on whatever box you are trying to get files off of.
[06:19] <linuxdoesnthatem> so even tho I'm using one of those bogus IP addys (192.etc...) it'll work?
[06:19] <fiveiron> this is asinine... i am having to manually update all my packages
[06:19] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, are the computers both on the same network? or is this over the internet?
[06:19] <Spde> Anyone? =(
[06:19] <linuxdoesnthatem> they're both hooked to my router
[06:19] <fiveiron> what application does apt-get use to download files?
[06:19] <fiveiron> wget?
[06:20] <linuxdoesnthatem> so I guess they're on the same network
[06:20] <IcemanV9> linuxdoesnthatem: oh yea. it'll work. i have two laptops connected to the router. :)
[06:20] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, then yes the internal ips will work.
[06:20] <linuxdoesnthatem> :|
[06:20] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok
[06:20] <linuxdoesnthatem> lemme try it
[06:20] <VladimirBG> chuckyp, I cant set up my modem or anything, while live cd works ok! I can't use anything in system -> administration
[06:21] <Nogimics> is seveas.ubuntulinux.nl (<IP_ADDRESS>) down?
[06:21] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, But in the future if you need to figure out your external ip but it woldn't apply here you could browse to www.whatismyip.com  will tell you.
[06:21] <bigfoot1> anybody here used vsound before?
[06:21] <chuckyp> VladimirBG, why can' tyou use them because of the password?
[06:22] <RichardP> Hi, just installed 5.10 and I seem to be missing a processor in my dual proc system.  mdesg says "WARNING: NR_CPUS limit of 1 reached. Processor ignored."
[06:22] <VladimirBG> chuckyp, they just won't start!
[06:22] <RichardP> is this a limit in ubuntu or should i be looking elsewhere?
[06:22] <VladimirBG> chuckyp, they start loading and just dissapear!
[06:22] <RichardP> ie should i have done something else during the install process?
[06:22] <chuckyp> VladimirBG, They should i dunno thats goof maybe restart x ctrl+alt+backspace then if it asks you for a password just enter your user password.
[06:23] <IcemanV9> RichardP: i believe you need to install a new kernel that will use 2 cpus; i am not sure where the doc is
[06:23] <chuckyp> RichardP, You probably are running the i386 kernel.  what type of cpus do you have?
[06:23] <VladimirBG> chuckyp, I've had the same problem in 5.04, and I log in normaly
[06:23] <ipfw> where does Ubuntu put the scripts that fire up on boot by default ?
[06:23] <Stc> hello
[06:23] <VladimirBG> it's not the pass
[06:23] <fiveiron> what application does apt-get use to download files?
[06:23] <RichardP> chuckyp: celeron 550s, dmesg does detect them and then disables one as shown above
[06:24] <Stc> why  xserver-xorg-driver-ati don't exist ?
[06:24] <chuckyp> VladimirBG, i dunno maybe in terminal killall gnome-panel and see if that fixes it after the panel reloads
[06:24] <ipfw> Like, the dir that symlinks to the ones in /etc/init.d and anything linked runs at boot ...
[06:24] <chuckyp> RichardP, do you know if those use the 686 arch?
[06:24] <linuxdoesnthatem> so how do I know if it's copying
[06:24] <Kanalal> can someone tell me how to mount my ntfs windows partition (i only need read only access)
[06:24] <Far^Side> hello, I wonder if it's possible to restart the USB subsystem, without having to restart my computer? Because, sometimes when I connect my USB SD card reader to my Natural Keybard Pro's built in USB hub, the keyboard stops working, and the "lsusb" program just hangs, and displays nothing. Then I can't connect new USB devices. My already connected USB mouse still works though.
[06:24] <linuxdoesnthatem> it hasn't returned an error yet
[06:24] <linuxdoesnthatem> :S
[06:24] <RichardP> chuckyp: pretty sure they do
[06:24] <Nogimics> is seveas.ubuntulinux.nl (<IP_ADDRESS>) down?
[06:25] <RichardP> chuckyp: yes, based on PII arch so yes, 686
[06:25] <chuckyp> RichardP, okay hold up getting you the right package
[06:25] <RichardP> chuckyp: thanks
[06:25] <IcemanV9> linuxdoesnthatem: check if it is there on the other box :)
[06:25] <ds[de] > Kanalal: do you know what device your harddrive is (in /dev) ?
[06:26] <linuxdoesnthatem> I am
[06:26] <linuxdoesnthatem> it's a large directory
[06:26] <linuxdoesnthatem> and I keep refreshing at the target
[06:26] <Kanalal> ds[de] : hold on lemme check
[06:26] <linuxdoesnthatem> but I don't see it yet
[06:26] <linuxdoesnthatem> hrm
[06:26] <azadder> is there a better option than nvu when it comes to ftp/editors in the synaptic package manager?
[06:27] <ds[de] > Kanalal: you can find out by typing sudo fdisk -l
[06:27] <ds[de] > then search for the entry that has "HPFS/NTFS" in it
[06:27] <iXce> which version of gcc should i compile ther kernel with?
[06:27] <Kanalal> ds[de] : its /dev/hda1
[06:27] <fiveiron> is there a way i can manually download the contents of a repository source?
[06:27] <linuxdoesnthatem> gah
[06:27] <linuxdoesnthatem> connection timed out error
[06:27] <IFlyGTi> My network settings don't give me any Windows network ID settings like all he FAQs say it should. How do I get them to show up?
[06:27] <linuxdoesnthatem> :(
[06:28] <Vladimir_BG> anyone else had a problem with applications in system -> administration refusing to work after expert install?
[06:28] <ruben_gonc> hi
[06:28] <ds[de] > Kanalal: open /etc/fstab in a text editor of your choice (remember to make a backup first)
[06:28] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, do you have ssh enabled on the computer you are trying to connect to?
[06:28] <Spde> Anyone using proftpd? i need some help
[06:28] <linuxdoesnthatem> I think so
[06:28] <linuxdoesnthatem> :|
[06:28] <warpzone> pardon, is anybody here using a radeon card with the fglrx drivers?
[06:28] <bigfoot1> how come the name of the command i use to run a program is different from when i kill it. realplay VS. realplay.bin?
[06:28] <linuxdoesnthatem> again, how do I find out?
[06:28] <ruben_gonc> why isn't possible to install mtscorefonts package??
[06:29] <Managu> iXce, 3.x.x
[06:29] <chuckyp> RichardP, try sudo apt-get install linux-image-686
[06:29] <Kanalal> ds[de] : ok ive got it
[06:29] <linuxdoesnthatem> it's a SuSE box
[06:29] <linuxdoesnthatem> running KDE
[06:29] <chuckyp> RichardP, that will get you the 686-smp kernel
[06:29] <ds[de] > Kanalal: now you need to make a folder (if you haven't already done so) where you want to mount your partition to
[06:30] <iXce> thanks Managu, i'm compiling wth 3.4.* and just saw that some of the kernel modules of my current kernel were compiled with gcc 4.x.x
[06:30] <RichardP> chuckyp: thanks, trying to get networking setup now :)
[06:30] <IcemanV9> linuxdoesnthatem: ssh to suse box; if you cannot connect, then it is not enabled
[06:30] <tom__> can someone please tell me about the breezy resipratories
[06:30] <ruben_gonc>  why isn't possible to install mtscorefonts package??
[06:30] <Kanalal> ds[de] : ok done, can the folder be in any location (ie home, desktop)?
[06:30] <ds[de] > Kanalal: yep
[06:30] <linuxdoesnthatem> sorry bout that misclick
[06:31] <ds[de] > Kanalal: now you add a line to /etc/fstab that's looks like this: /dev/hda1 /your/folder ntfs nls=utf8,umask=0222 0 0
[06:32] <bfish> Could anyone tell me where to find a good guide on NAT-ing?
[06:32] <ds[de] > Kanalal: the umask=0222 means that you can read and execute files on this partition, but you can't write to them (recommended for ntfs drives)
[06:32] <fiveiron> does anyone know what app apt-get uses to download files?
[06:32] <bfish> fiveiron: /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:32] <Kanalal> ds[de] : ok thanks, will i have to reboot for it to take effect?
[06:32] <ochsi> hallo
[06:32] <baquero22> whats the last version of ubuntu??
[06:33] <ds[de] > Kanalal: of course not ;) just safe /etc/fstab, then type sudo mount -a
[06:33] <ds[de] > Kanalal: this should do the trick
[06:33] <fiveiron> bfish: no, i'm talking about the actual application that it uses to physically download data
[06:33] <dbzdeath> how do you set the session startup stuff?
[06:33] <chuckyp> baquero22, well there breezy is latest official dapper is latest testing.
[06:33] <Seveas> Nogimics, yes - use a mirror
[06:33] <fiveiron> nm though i'm just forcing it
[06:33] <baquero22> breezy right?????
[06:33] <GnarusLeo> Where do I put files that apache shows when someone's http'ing to my ip?
[06:33] <ochsi> hallo
[06:33] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, like thepages?
[06:34] <GnarusLeo> chuckyp, yep :) the .html files or whatever
[06:34] <Sutabi> Is there a way to check for wifi networks with a  wifi card?
[06:34] <ochsi> yes
[06:34] <spacey> GnarusLeo: /var/www by default
[06:34] <Spde> Anyone fancy helping me hide folders that users has no access to in proftpd?
[06:34] <dbzdeath> can someone please tell me how?
[06:34] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, you would have to look at your document root in your apache config but I think its /var/www/html if that exists
[06:34] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, as in what session start up stuf?
[06:34] <Nogimics> Seveas I was using apt-get update
[06:34] <Nogimics> How can I use a mirror with that?
[06:35] <GnarusLeo> theres only a apache2-default map there chuckyp  ... should I create a html?
[06:35] <dbzdeath> chuckyp: http://url.err.no/fLYQ the one it's talking about there
[06:35] <spacey> GnarusLeo: everything you put there shows up
[06:35] <nexus> were are the files that contain the line of code to execute your windows manager
[06:35] <Seveas> Nogimics, put different lines in /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:35] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, nah let me find default folder hold up
[06:35] <spacey> GnarusLeo: just try
[06:35] <spacey> chuckyp: /var/www is the default
[06:35] <baquero22> so breezy is the one available for download now? the one they are sending everyone?
[06:35] <Nogimics> Seveas ok, thanks
[06:36] <ipfw> baquero22: yes, I downloaded Breezy ISO
[06:36] <noonex> nexus: are you trying not to use metacity?
[06:36] <nexus> where would the config file containing exec kde be.
[06:36] <Kanalal> ds[de] : that worked, thanks
[06:36] <fiveiron> ok.  does someone know where i could find some help with getting any packages upgraded using the tools ubuntu provides, which arent working?
[06:36] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, did you check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP  ??  that tells you about the configs and stuff.
[06:36] <ds[de] > Kanalal: no problem
[06:37] <tom__> i had to reinstall ubuntu and it is only 5.04 what is the resipratories for ubuntu so i can add them to the apt file
[06:37] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, are you running dapper
[06:37] <GnarusLeo> chuckyp, thanks! maybe Ill go to PHP nuke afterwards :)
[06:37] <dbzdeath> chuckyp: yup
[06:37] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, this is a better howoto
[06:37] <chuckyp> !tell dbzdeath about xgl
[06:37] <iis-darmstadt> hi folks
[06:38] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, but you put them in .gnomerc in your user's home directory just make sure after the gnome decorations you have an & that page ubotu sent you shows you how to do it with echo
[06:38] <dbzdeath> chuckyp: i'm not using gnome.. i'm using xfce
[06:38] <noonex> nexus: those are in your kdm / gdm / xdm config files usually in /etc/xdm/xdm.conf    or you can specify a per use one in ~/.Xsession
[06:39] <iis-darmstadt> can someone help me to get firefox 1.5. working on ubuntu, I have downloaded the package and untared it to /opt/ any better suggestions?
[06:39] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, well then you just don't use the gconf line it explains in the howto there. that ubotu sent you.
[06:40] <bigfoot1> how do i know if i need more RAM?
[06:40] <volmarias> Does anyone have any experience with knockd? I'm having trouble getting it to do anything at all.
[06:40] <noonex> if i upgrade from xorg 7.0.0-0ubuntu3 to xorg 7.0.0-0ubutnu18  do i need to recompile my fglrx drivers,    i want to know before i break xgl again :)
[06:40] <iis-darmstadt> I have created a symbolic link to /opt/firefox/firefox in /usr/bin
[06:40] <bigfoot1> Will increasing my Virtual Memory make my computer run smoother?
[06:40] <dbzdeath> chuckyp: i don't suppose you know how to know if it's working?
[06:40] <volmarias> bigfoot1, no
[06:40] <RichardP> chuckyp: heh, ok now the system wont boot, getting a kernel panic: 'VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)'
[06:40] <coregrl> hello
[06:41] <chuckyp> !tell iis-darmstadt about ff1.5
[06:41] <ds[de] > iis-darmstadt: what seems to be the problem?
[06:41] <Zarephath-away> Hi all..I am running vmware server on another box running breezy....when I look under workgroups I see my wifes pc...but not my Ubuntu PPC machine..what do I need to do to make it visible in WORKGROUP on the win machine?
[06:41] <coregrl> I've installed postgresql on ubuntu dapper..but I dunno on how to let an user to access to it :/
[06:41] <chuckyp> RichardP, hrm...  you can always boot to recover mode or the old kernel from the grub menu.
[06:41] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, know how to what?
[06:41] <chuckyp> dbzdeath, i'll talk to you about it in the xgl room
[06:41] <dbzdeath> chuckyp: k
[06:42] <opter> what's the command to see what version of kernel you are running?
[06:42] <RichardP> uname
[06:42] <chuckyp> opter, uname -r
[06:42] <ds[de] > opter: uname -r
[06:42] <opter> thanks guys
[06:42] <fiveiron> is there a way to update apt-get?
[06:42] <bigfoot1> i'd like to make my old computer run more smoothly. So i'm thinking of having less programs running at one time. In system-monitor, how do i know which program don't need to be running?
[06:43] <volmarias> bigfoot1, google them.
[06:43] <volmarias> If it sounds important, leave it alone.
[06:43] <volmarias> If it doesn't sound important, kill it.
[06:43] <volmarias> If your computer dies suddenly, keep it next time
[06:43] <[BreliC] > volmarias, lol... nice :)
[06:44] <volmarias> Anyway, so no one has any experience with knockd? Can anyone suggest where I should ask?
[06:44] <gopi> What is the link from where I can get the latest Sources.list please ?
[06:44] <christian> how to format using ReiserFS instead of ext3 with warty?
[06:44] <manolo> nas
[06:44] <gopi> !repos
[06:44] <ubotu> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
[06:44] <gopi> !sources
[06:44] <ubotu> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
[06:45] <talisein> No word on Dapper yet, eh?
[06:45] <wtflol> hello?
[06:45] <zyga> hello
[06:45] <bigfoot1> How come "memory" and "virtual memorY" for all programs are the same?
[06:45] <zyga> has anyone around installed ubuntu on a mac mini alongside with os X
[06:45] <IFlyGTi> Obviously Ubuntu isn't suited for a Windows network.
[06:46] <volmarias> bigfoot1, google "virtual memory"
[06:46] <wtflol> ubuntu farked up my boot settings, grub wont load right when i reinstall windoze (to play games)
[06:46] <IFlyGTi> What other distro would one reccomend instead so I can go bug them instead.
[06:46] <volmarias> that'll do a good job explaining it
[06:46] <Spde> Anyone using proftpd??
[06:46] <gopi> ping
[06:46] <chuckyp> !tell Spde about anyone
[06:46] <wtflol> how do i set up the boot manager to the windows one?
[06:46] <chuckyp> !anyone
[06:46] <ubotu> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
[06:47] <IcemanV9> wtflol:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[06:47] <bigfoot1> http://reiber.org/drupal/node/33 says increasing VMwill help the computer. but you say no. i'm confused
[06:47] <chuckyp> wtflol, what do you mena go back to windows boot manager like removing grub?
[06:47] <baquero22> how to install deb files?
[06:47] <wtflol> both
[06:47] <wtflol> or either
[06:47] <ds[de] > baquero22; sudo dpkg -i bla.deb
[06:47] <chuckyp> !tell baquero22 about dpkg
[06:47] <zyga> I tried installing ubuntu first but then os X installed didn't see the partitions (and the free space)
[06:47] <zyga> I installed os X first and the same thing has happened with ubuntu installer
[06:48] <Spde> Can someone help me hide files in proftpd??
[06:48] <zyga> neither systems sees the free space, are the partitioning schemes incompatible?
[06:48] <bigfoot1> how do i know how much ram i have?
[06:48] <talisein> Isn't there a good Windows-Ubuntu duel boot faq yet?
[06:48] <bigfoot1> and how do i know how much more ram i should get?
[06:48] <chuckyp> wtflol, wwell when you instlal ubuntu it installs grub and you should have an option to select windows from the list when your machine starts.
[06:48] <chuckyp> !tell wtflol about dualboot
[06:48] <IFlyGTi> Is there a "How to log in to a Windows Domain so you can actually use shit?" FAQ?
[06:48] <noonex> bigfoot1: if i understand it correctly, virtual memory is mainly used when you run out of ram, and the machine uses hd space as ram, this action slows things down, but still allows you to run more things, so increasing VM does help, but won't make your machine faster per-say..
[06:48] <GnarusLeo> what are the group of the primary user?
[06:49] <Jhair> noonex: user processes
[06:49] <volmarias> bigfoot1, type "top" at console
[06:49] <volmarias> that provides some useful information, including how much memory you have, and what your VM limit is set to
[06:49] <wtflol> but it doesnt, because i have to delete the windows partition to install ubuntu, and windows install cd, deletes ubuntu when i load that, so i only have one at a time....and this is ubuntu im using right now
[06:49] <gopi> How to see which version of bttv is installed in mine ???
[06:49] <Jhair> noonex: user processes *always* see virtual memory only. virtual<->physical memory translation is managed by the kernel only, AFAIK
[06:50] <Yokalosh> how can i resize the partition that my ubuntu is on? i need space for another os
[06:50] <noonex> Jhair: ah good to know, makes sense
[06:50] <chuckyp> !tell talisein about dualboot
[06:50] <bigfoot1> volmarias. ok. i did top. i think i have 256 mb. how do i know how much more ram i should get?
[06:50] <chuckyp> whoever was asking about the mac http://<IP_ADDRESS>/search?q=cache:fJKkJPGyHdkJ:htmini.com/2005/03/30/opentoolsorg-dual-booting-your-mini/+mac+mini+ubuntu+dual+boot&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=5&client=firefox
[06:51] <IFlyGTi> !tell IFlyGTi about windows domain
[06:51] <zyga> chuckyp: thanks!
[06:51] <noonex> if i upgrade from xorg 7.0.0-0ubuntu3 to xorg 7.0.0-0ubutnu18  do i need to recompile my fglrx drivers,    i want to know before i break xgl again
[06:51] <volmarias> bigfoot1, how much ram you SHOULD get is up to you. I'd suggest 512MB min. If you don't know how much memory your machine supports, ask your manufacturer. They usually have information on each model online
[06:51] <volmarias> alternately, figure out what motherboard you have, and look that up.
[06:52] <tritium> noonex: you don't use ubuntu fglxr packages?
[06:52] <zyga> chuckyp: unfortunatly the links are dead, thanks anyway
[06:52] <noonex> tritium: no i built them myself,  i tried the package and it and xgl didn't agree
[06:52] <IFlyGTi> How to I get my Ubuntu box to log into my Windows Domain for authentication purposes?
[06:53] <chuckyp> zyga, hrm.. I know if you search google or the www.ubuntuforums.org you will find somehting.
[06:53] <bigfoot1> volmarias: i'm just wondering whether there's such a thing as too much RAM.
[06:53] <zyga> I think there might be something wrong with either dapper flight 5 or the latest 10.4 os x, many people just install it without problems but I'm stuck at the empty partition table
[06:53] <Eleaf> hii
[06:53] <Eleaf> bigfoot1, how much ram do you have?
[06:54] <tritium> bigfoot1: beyond the address space, yes, but otherwise, heck no ;)
[06:54] <IFlyGTi> !tell IFlyGTi about kerberos
[06:54] <r4zz> never too much ram, though if your slots are all filled up it can have an effect on latency
[06:54] <IFlyGTi> !tell IFlyGTi about windows logon
[06:54] <kanid> bigfoot1, as long as your motherboard can support the amount you put in, bigger is better
[06:55] <NickGarvey> when I do "command && command" are they both done at the same time, or is the first done and then the other one is done
[06:55] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok, how do I find out if I have ssh running on my breezy box?
[06:55] <bigfoot1> Eleaf: i think i have 256 bm
[06:55] <bigfoot1> mb
[06:55] <kanid> ps ax | grep sshd
[06:55] <nexus> my GUI login menu has fvwm on it. i want to change it to fvwm-themes-start. what file do i edit
[06:55] <GnarusLeo> wohoo ... apache, php and mysql is complete :)
[06:55] <heyjoe1> hi, ive just made a king idiot stuffup to my sysv-rc-conf and i was wondering if someone could help me to fix it
[06:55] <iis-darmstadt> !ff1.5
[06:55] <GnarusLeo> !phpnuke
[06:55] <ubotu> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
[06:55] <Eleaf> kanid, r4zz well.  When you start getting over 2 GB, it can actually slow down some fsb functions, and slow the speed that the ram connects to the cpu...
[06:55] <ubotu> GnarusLeo: Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:55] <GnarusLeo> !php-nuke
[06:55] <ubotu> No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, GnarusLeo
[06:55] <Eleaf> bigfoot1, well then, you might want some more...
[06:56] <wtflol> ok, my windows restore cd deletes all partitions when i use it, but ubuntu can only be installed when i delete the windows partition. Grub only loads linux, how can i get grub to stay on when i install windows (gets deleted) or restore the windows mbr?
[06:56] <heyjoe1> hi, ive just made a king idiot stuffup to my sysv-rc-conf and i was wondering if someone could help me to fix it
[06:56] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, 'ps ax | grep sshd'
[06:56] <tritium> wtflol: the installer can resize windows partitions, and automatically setup grub to dual boot
[06:56] <IFlyGTi> wtflol, you need to install Windows first, resize the partition.
[06:56] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, should give you two lines
[06:56] <linuxdoesnthatem> kanid: waht should that output look like?
[06:57] <IFlyGTi> wtflol, then install Linux on the new space.
[06:57] <wtflol> how do i resize?
[06:57] <linuxdoesnthatem> can you cut/paste?
[06:57] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, you should be able just to follow phpnuke or bb or whatever you want to installs directions from their site.
[06:57] <NickGarvey> !dualboot
[06:57] <ubotu> hmm... dualboot is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WindowsDualBootHowTo
[06:57] <wtflol> yes
[06:57] <bigfoot1> Eleaf: yes
[06:57] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, one with grep in it the other with just sshd
[06:57] <tritium> wtflol: choose the "manually edit partition table"
[06:57] <wtflol> k
[06:57] <ezech> bye
[06:57] <chuckyp> !tell linuxdoesnthatem about ssh
[06:57] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, just follow that to install ssh on the other box you are trying to copy from.
[06:57] <kanid> chuckyp, thx
[06:57] <heyjoe1> if ubuntu wont run, either in normal breezy mode, or in recovery mode, is there any way i can make changes to the sysv-rc-conf?
[06:57] <GnarusLeo> chuckyp, ok ... thanks
[06:58] <NickGarvey> heyjoe1: use a boot cd and mount your linux partition as read write
[06:58] <chuckyp> GnarusLeo, or you can try searching forums or maybe searching the wiki.
[06:58] <kimo> during setup I skipped network setup, how can I restart that now ?
[06:58] <bigfoot1> gnome-cups-icon is for printing, yes? So if i have no printer, i can remove it from running, yes?
[06:58] <GnarusLeo> chuckyp, is it hard?
[06:58] <heyjoe1> nickgarvey_how do i mount my linux partition as read write?
[06:58] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, you disabled something did you.
[06:58] <NickGarvey> heyjoe1: have a live cd?
[06:58] <wtflol> which to use? fdisk or cfdisk?
[06:58] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, boot to cd then chroot to /dev/hdaWhatever
[06:58] <heyjoe1> chuckyp: yeah, you know when you take a multi choice test sometime, u get outta order
[06:58] <obli> How do I watch movies in .bin format under ubuntu? I suspect there's some mounting involved...
[06:59] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, its okay it can be fixed.
[06:59] <kimo> obli: VLC
[06:59] <yamathan> Hey, guys.
[06:59] <heyjoe1> chuckyp: how do i chroot to /dv/hda...
[06:59] <obli> ok, thanks
[06:59] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, like I say boot to the install cd or boot to a live cd mount the drive then chroot to it.  SOrry forget about the chroot /dev/ setuff.
[06:59] <baquero22> hey i open synaptic and it says i have a broken package
[06:59] <baquero22> what is that mean
[06:59] <kimo> during setup I skipped network setup, how can I restart that now ?
[06:59] <heyjoe1> chuckyp: i actually have a install cd
[06:59] <yamathan> I have a little problem with my fglrx drivers.  Big surprise, eh? : P
[06:59] <warpzone> pardon, can anybody help me with azureus probs. installing something else seemed to break it
[07:00] <iis-darmstadt> ds[de] ,  chuckyp sorry, I was away for some minutes, praying... thanks for the hint from uboty chuckyp
[07:00] <kimo> baquero22: apt-get update && apt-get -f install
[07:00] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, okay well you need to boot to the install cd and see if they have a console mode or something like a rescue mode.
[07:00] <heyjoe1> ok ill give it a crack
[07:00] <Zarephath> I have  a usb2.0 external hard drive connected..the install just put /dev/sda in fstab..should this not be sda1 for the first partition on said drive?
[07:00] <yamathan> The REAL problem is that I got VESA to run and get GNOME to function, but now the resolution is too small to click on the Ubuntu packages in the installer windows.
[07:00] <ds[de] > iis-darmstadt, lol np, did it work out?
[07:00] <chuckyp> heyjoe1, then you need to mount your linux partition /dev/hda Whatever the number is then chroot to /mount/wherever you mounted it.
[07:00] <kanid> hey guys, maybe you can help me out
[07:00] <kanid> I have a Logitech MX1000 wireless mouse which has a usb receiver. When I boot my Toshiba Satellite up with the mouse plugged in, everything works just dandy. Exactly like things should be.
[07:00] <NickGarvey> chuckyp: he left
[07:00] <chuckyp> arm
[07:00] <kanid> The problem comes when I plug the mouse in after the system has booted.  Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[07:01] <kanid> Now, I know the cable isn't bad because the mouse works in ubuntu if plugged in before booting, and it works in gentoo and windows on the same computer. It also works in slackware on a different computer.
[07:01] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok, now how do I start SSH? It looks like it's not running on my box.
[07:01] <linuxdoesnthatem> sshd rather
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> !sshd
[07:02] <ubotu> I heard sshd is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SSHHowto
[07:02] <Eleaf> linuxdoesnthatem, did you install it?
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> I have no idea
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> I think so
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> don't know for sure
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> am a total n00b
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> and quite slow on the uptake
[07:02] <Eleaf> linuxdoesnthatem, well you have to install it first, it will run the daemon by itsself
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> :S
[07:02] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, check synaptic and make sure the package shows up
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[07:02] <linuxdoesnthatem> yes?
[07:02] <Eleaf> yes
[07:02] <kanid> ok
[07:02] <Eleaf> it is open-ssh server
[07:02] <IFlyGTi> yamathan, perhaps use apt-get to install packages instead?
[07:03] <Eleaf> linuxdoesnthatem, did you install open-ssh server?
[07:03] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, you actually ran that last command right?
[07:03] <linuxdoesnthatem> tried to
[07:03] <linuxdoesnthatem> think I mis-typed the name
[07:03] <kanid> ok
[07:03] <Eleaf> and what happenened
[07:04] <Eleaf> humm
[07:04] <jahshua> hey guys can anyone help me out with the command to change my window manager please  ?
[07:04] <jahshua> i tried xwmconfig
[07:04] <zeR_> I can't get sound in flash on my PC (with opera, FF, epiphany or whatever). i tried the linking-method of the .so-file (from wiki) but no success. has anybody an idea?
[07:04] <linuxdoesnthatem> it said it couldn't find the package
[07:04] <yamathan> I do need some help on this SyncMaster crap.
[07:05] <Eleaf> linuxdoesnthatem, open up synaptic and go "Edit -> Search" and search for ssh,  then install open-ssh server or whatever it is
[07:05] <linuxdoesnthatem> what is synaptic?
[07:05] <linuxdoesnthatem> !synaptic
[07:05] <ubotu> hmm... synaptic is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SynapticHowto
[07:05] <jahshua> heh
[07:05] <yamathan> My Samsung SyncMaster 930B isn't being autodetected.
[07:05] <jahshua> can anyone help me change my window manager please
[07:05] <flax^^> my sound doesnt work in vlc, any ideas?
[07:05] <yamathan> Unforunately 5.1's "Generic Monitor" only goes up to 1024x760 or something.
[07:05] <kimo> during setup I skipped network setup, how can I restart that now ?
[07:05] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, it's in the "system" menu under administration
[07:06] <eFfeM> hi, installed ubuntu dapper drake, but my clock is one hour off and my timezone is ok, what could this be
[07:06] <chuckyp> linuxdoesnthatem, its openssh-server is the package name so sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[07:06] <yamathan> Without the higher resolutions I can't run ATI's proprietary installer for drivers properly.
[07:06] <yamathan> The damn window cuts off JUST ABOVE the Ubuntu packages I need to install.
[07:06] <chuckyp> yamathan, you can switch your xorg.conf to "vesa" instead of "ati" to get higher res temporarily
[07:06] <flax^^> yamathan, awww, that sucks xD
[07:06] <yamathan> Is there any way to install and/or detect the SyncMaster?
[07:06] <Bonzodog> yamathan: what driver is it using for X?
[07:07] <Bonzodog> I have a syncmaster, and my system doen't know about it
[07:07] <yamathan> Hmm ...
[07:07] <Bonzodog> X does not normally nedd monitor drivers
[07:07] <yamathan> I'm running VESA right now because the ATI doesn't like it much.
[07:07] <yamathan> Yeah, but dpkg-configure xserver-xorg can't detect it properly.
[07:07] <Bonzodog> it's more than likely the ATI graphics card
[07:07] <yamathan> To it, it's "generic monitor".
[07:07] <Bonzodog> so is mine :)
[07:08] <Bonzodog> I have an nvidia though
[07:08] <yamathan> Hmm ...
[07:08] <Bonzodog> and mine runs at a good res
[07:08] <yamathan> Hmm ...
[07:08] <Bonzodog> what graphics card is it?
[07:08] <yamathan> dpkg-config won't let me select the resolutions I want.
[07:08] <chuckyp> yamathan, you can specify the res int he xorg.conf  no need for dpkg-configure
[07:08] <Bonzodog> then it's the graphics acrd
[07:08] <yamathan> I press "enter" at the resolution I want, but ...
[07:09] <baquero22> how to install  libpt-1.10.0 ??
[07:09] <oceandead> press spacebar
[07:09] <baquero22> with the get thing
[07:09] <yamathan> Really now?
[07:09] <yamathan> Seriously?
[07:09] <oceandead> enter is like "ok"
[07:09] <yamathan> Damn.  I've been lead astray.
[07:09] <jahshua> anyone ?
[07:09] <jahshua> can anyone help me change my window manager please
[07:09] <oceandead> spacebar will put the lil *
[07:09] <Eleaf> baquero22, sudo apt-get install libpt-1.10.0 ?  might be named something slightly different (the package)
[07:09] <yamathan> Thanks, Ocean.
[07:09] <Bonzodog> when you run dpkg-configure, you select using spacbar
[07:09] <oceandead> np
[07:09] <yamathan> Oy.  Why didn't I see that?
[07:10] <Oetzi> jahshua: what new one to you want to use?
[07:10] <jahshua> fluxbox
[07:10] <yamathan> At least with VESA right now it's running.  : P
[07:10] <Oetzi> have you installed it?
[07:10] <yamathan> Now I get to reconfigure it properly this time.
[07:10] <jahshua> yes
[07:10] <Oetzi> are you using gdm
[07:11] <yamathan> Well, damn.  I feel like one of those people that look for the "any" key.  ~_~
[07:11] <Bonzodog> jahshua: then it should appear in the sessions menu in gdm
[07:11] <oceandead> dont beat yourself up
[07:11] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok, here goes nothing!
[07:11] <linuxdoesnthatem> banzai!
[07:11] <linuxdoesnthatem> :D
[07:11] <jahshua> where is gdm ?
[07:11] <Oetzi> its the graphical login manager
[07:11] <yamathan> Thanks everyone.
[07:11] <Bonzodog> gdm is the graphical login screen
[07:11] <jahshua> ah ok
[07:11] <jahshua> cool
[07:11] <yamathan> I'll go change it.
[07:11] <Bonzodog> log out
[07:12] <Bonzodog> and click 'sessions'
[07:12] <Bonzodog> you will see 'fluxbox'
[07:12] <jahshua> tanks
[07:12] <Oetzi> Bonzodog: thx for overtaking
[07:12] <GnarusLeo> !sql
[07:12] <ubotu> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, GnarusLeo
[07:12] <Oetzi> ;D
[07:12] <GnarusLeo> !mysql
[07:12] <ubotu> somebody said lamp was Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP, one of the standard internet server installations. Installing LAMP in Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
[07:12] <jahshua> sorry im used to bsd   :p
[07:12] <jahshua> hehe
[07:12] <jahshua> thanks guys
[07:12] <Oetzi> np
[07:13] <Bonzodog> <<---Ubuntu forums team leader
[07:13] <kanid> well, lets try this again:
[07:13] <GnarusLeo> How do I add a user in mysql?
[07:13] <kanid> I have a Logitech MX1000 wireless mouse which has a usb receiver. When I boot my Toshiba Satellite up with the mouse plugged in, everything works just dandy. Exactly like things should be.
[07:13] <Enthusiast78> Hi! Which packages can I install to have ALL of the Gnome artwork installed? (icons, themes, etc.)
[07:13] <kanid> The problem comes when I plug the mouse in after the system has booted. Once I plug the mouse in I get the following kernel message repeated way too many times:
[07:13] <Bonzodog> not used mysql...
[07:14] <kanid> [4348319.623000]  hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 1. Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[07:14] <kanid> Now, I know the cable isn't bad because the mouse works in ubuntu if plugged in before booting, and it works in gentoo and windows on the same computer. It also works in slackware on a different computer.
[07:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> ok
[07:14] <Bonzodog> kanid: that looks like a bug in the hotplug daemon
[07:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> how to manually start the ssh process from the command line?
[07:14] <linuxdoesnthatem> it looks like the install was a success
[07:15] <kanid> Bonzodog, hotplug works for my usb memory stick though
[07:15] <Bonzodog> $sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[07:15] <Bonzodog> to start ssh
[07:15] <_jason> linuxdoesnthatem: it should start on its own after a successful install
[07:15] <Bonzodog> bugs are unpredicatble creatures
[07:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> it reported as fail when I tried to start it
[07:16] <kanid> Bonzodog, indeed
[07:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> dos that mean it's always running?
[07:16] <kanid> Bonzodog, you think I should file?
[07:16] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: echo "CREATE USER 'test'@ 'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';" | mysql -p
[07:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> the grep returned two-lines of output
[07:16] <Bonzodog> linuxdoesnthatem: do a 'ps aux' in the terminal
[07:16] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, then you're good
[07:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> :0
[07:16] <Bonzodog> see if sshd is listed as a process
[07:16] <VladimirBG> how to fix sudo bug?
[07:16] <linuxdoesnthatem> :)
[07:17] <Bonzodog> VladimirBG: elaborate
[07:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> well, now to go back to #suse and figure out how to use fish in konqueror
[07:17] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, you can now ssh into that box
[07:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> :?
[07:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> "/
[07:17] <linuxdoesnthatem> :/
[07:17] <baquero22> how to desinstall this lib? libpt-1.8.3c2 (version 1.8.7-1ubuntu1) is installed.
[07:17] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, what? where do I write that? Just need a user for my php nuke!
[07:17] <GnarusLeo> :)
[07:17] <baquero22> in the console
[07:18] <anstei> baquero: sudo apt-get remove libpt (if libpt is the package name)
[07:18] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: that was the use of the shell-client
[07:18] <Bonzodog> ^^ got there before me :D
[07:18] <Firezip> hi
[07:18] <kanid> Bonzodog, I can't really find anything on this problem I'm having, do you think it would be worth filing a bug?
[07:18] <magnus_> can someone here help me with ubuntu
[07:18] <Bonzodog> kanid: I'm not usre
[07:18] <Bonzodog> *sure
[07:18] <Firezip> I need help setting up a HP Deskjet 3620 printer
[07:19] <Oetzi> if you have an running an apache with php you also can install phpmyadmin
[07:19] <Firezip> It's connected to a windows xp box
[07:19] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, access denied for user (using password: YES)
[07:19] <Bonzodog> Firezip: is it enabled thru samba?
[07:19] <LinuxNIT> is there a way to have sudo not require a password for a select few programs but still require a password for the rest?
[07:20] <Bonzodog> as it would need to be seen as a network printer
[07:20] <Firezip> Umm
[07:20] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: have you set an root password yet for the mysql-server
[07:20] <Spde> Whats the command to change a users group?
[07:20] <Firezip> No I don't think so
[07:20] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, I think so .. yes!
[07:20] <magnus_> can somone here help me with ubuntu?
[07:20] <Meep> Any Input Method gurus online?
[07:20] <Managu> !anyone
[07:20] <ubotu> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
[07:20] <Oetzi> then try echo "CREATE USER 'test'@ 'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';" | mysql -p -u root
[07:21] <Bonzodog> magnus_: what the problem?
[07:21] <Spde> how do i change group of a user?
[07:21] <Oetzi> sry i have to go now but i'm back in about 30 minutes
[07:21] <magnus_> how do i install rar?
[07:21] <nitin> guys i blacklisted bcm43xx in dapper and installed ndiswrapper but dmesg shows "loadndiswrapper failed check system log"
[07:21] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: perhaps someone else can help you or you have to wait for me sorry
[07:21] <Firezip> How do I enable my printer through samba?
[07:22] <Bonzodog> magnus_: rar support does exist, but is buggy
[07:22] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, I have lots of time :)
[07:23] <magnus_> can someone pleas help me? how do i unpack .rar ?
[07:23] <ipfw> magnus_: unrar
[07:23] <Bonzodog> magnus_: you need a commandline tool called 'unrar'
[07:23] <magnus_> how do i get that?
[07:23] <Spde> Comon everyone must know how to chage the group of a user? =)
[07:23] <magnus_> ok
[07:23] <magnus_> but where do i find it?
[07:23] <NickGarvey> spde: usermod -G groupname
[07:23] <Firezip> Need Help: My printer is on a LAN connected to a computer running Windows Xp, my question is how do I get Ubuntu to connect to that printer?
[07:24] <magnus_> Bonzodog: where can i find that?
[07:24] <Spde> NickGarvey: where do i specefy the username?
[07:24] <Bonzodog> magnus_: open synaptic and search for it
[07:24] <magnus_> ok...thank you :-D
[07:24] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, I just want to add a user to mysql, so I can use it to use PHP-nuke ...
[07:24] <Bonzodog> it's command line though
[07:25] <Bonzodog> so you run it in a terminal
[07:25] <Firezip> So Deskjet printers aren't really supported?
[07:25] <Bonzodog> Firezip: I'm not sure how you enable the printer over the network
[07:25] <nitin> guys i blacklisted bcm43xx in dapper and installed ndiswrapper but dmesg shows "loadndiswrapper failed check system log"
[07:25] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, and I havent really made a database yet I think :D
[07:26] <magnus_> ok...i see....thank you ;-D
[07:26] <Bonzodog> it would need to be installed ideally on your own system
[07:26] <Firezip> oh.....hmm
[07:26] <Bonzodog> linux has native support for HP printers
[07:26] <Bonzodog> but thru a Windows box could be tricky
[07:26] <GnarusLeo> Does anyone know how I make a database in mysql, and add a user to this one?
[07:27] <Firezip> ok
[07:27] <Firezip> how can I find out the HP printer ip?
[07:27] <Bonzodog> it probably is possible, but I wouldn't personally know how
[07:27] <magnus_> Bonzodog: what is th command?
[07:27] <Bonzodog> unrar < name of file>
[07:28] <magnus_> command not found :S
[07:28] <Bonzodog> or do $unrar --help
[07:28] <Dr_House> hey everyone
[07:28] <anstei> sudo apt-get install unrar ;)
[07:28] <Bonzodog> did you install it off synaptic
[07:28] <Bonzodog> ?
[07:28] <Bonzodog> I once tried to use unrar, but it fscked up
[07:28] <Dr_House> i'm trying to install ubuntu 5.10 but i'm getting an error, "operating system not found" .. anyone know what's up?
[07:29] <magnus_> packadge not....
[07:29] <magnus_> bur how can i ekstrat things then?
[07:29] <Spde> how do i make a group?
[07:30] <ds[de] > magnus_ what about tar?
[07:30] <RichardP> excellent, got smp working at last :)
[07:30] <Bonzodog> tar doesn't like rara files
[07:30] <magnus_> ds[de] : tar?
[07:30] <quent-g3> i have a problem with xpm libs
[07:31] <Bonzodog> rar files are a unique MS only format
[07:31] <quent-g3> anyone have any suggestion?
[07:31] <RichardP> Bonzodog: no they arent
[07:31] <ds[de] > magnus_ didn't know what you were trying to extract so I figured tar might be a good suggestion ;)
[07:31] <RichardP> Bonzodog: i use em a lot on OSX
[07:31] <SpudNik> horray i found a support channel heheh
[07:31] <Bonzodog> yeah, but linux support is buggy at best...best avoided
[07:32] <digits> is evolution still funky if you don't use unstable?
[07:32] <SpudNik> well it cant be any worse than me playing about with it :)
[07:32] <magnus_> but i need to exstrakt som files! so is it anyone here who can help me?!?!?!?!
[07:32] <Celestianpower> Hi Far^Side!
[07:32] <Bonzodog> magnus: have you installed unrar
[07:32] <Bonzodog> ?
[07:32] <magnus_> no...
[07:32] <SpudNik> new to this linux thing, got hold of latest unbuntu, booted with live version, it hates my audigy and ati radeon 9550, can this be fixed, or is it worth it as i kinda like it so far.....
[07:32] <IFlyGTi> OK, this is annoying, I can play streaming audio or local mp3s but not my mp3s on the server with Ubuntu, why?
[07:32] <quent-g3> any suggestion for xpm libs?
[07:33] <magnus_> yes...now i have
[07:33] <Bonzodog> you need to install it
[07:33] <Bonzodog> then issue $unrar <name of file>
[07:33] <Far^Side> Celestianpower, hello
[07:33] <IFlyGTi> I can play them fine with the Kororaa LiveCD.
[07:33] <Celestianpower> :)
[07:33] <robert__> rollin stone
[07:34] <Bonzodog> quent-g3: what are you talking about
[07:34] <robert__> the rollung stone
[07:34] <Bonzodog> xpm libs?
[07:34] <robert__> laberinto
[07:35] <magnus_> ok...how do i use cedega?
[07:35] <Bonzodog> if it's installed, it should be on the menu
[07:35] <magnus_> it is just exstrakted
[07:35] <robert__>  * I'm too lame to read BitchX.doc *
[07:36] <Bonzodog> magnus_: you will need to install it
[07:36] <Panos> Hi! I have a sound problem, can anyone help me?
[07:36] <SpudNik> anyone know if audigy and radeon are compat with ubuntu?
[07:36] <magnus_> how?
[07:36] <Bonzodog> depends what type of file it is
[07:36] <Bonzodog> whats the file name?
[07:36] <magnus_> i found it:P
[07:36] <robert__> laberinto
[07:37] <linuxdoesnthatem> thanks to all of you, it worked!
[07:37] <linuxdoesnthatem> :)
[07:37] <samuel_> hello I installed kde on ubuntu 5.10 but it doesnt seem to show up under 'session' what do I need to do?
[07:37] <kanid> linuxdoesnthatem, no problem, glad it worked for you
[07:37] <samuel_> all the packages downloaded well accept 1...
[07:37] <samuel_> cd burner thing.
[07:37] <magnus_> it is many files .pyo is one of them
[07:38] <yamathan> Hmm ... VESA's running at 1280x900-something now.
[07:38] <yamathan> Much better.
[07:38] <apeitheo> I'm using Breezy, and I'm having trouble with Direct Rendering. I had previously upgraded from Hoary to Breezy (I had direct rendering working before), but now, while it stills says "Direct Rendering: Yes", whenever I try to use something that uses opengl (screensavers, or simply glxgears) it doesn't work, and glxgears says "Illegal operation" What can I do to fix this?
[07:38] <magnus_> Bonzodog: one of them is makefile, but it does not work :S
[07:38] <jgomez> hi,I am new to ubuntu and just installed it in a machine, when I try to run usewr administration it displays an error on the backend script and closes the window, can anyone helpme with this?
[07:38] <Bonzodog> magnus: is that the source for it?
[07:39] <magnus_> i dont know
[07:39] <magnus_> i downloaded it :S
[07:39] <anstei> magnus_, Bonzodog: .pyo is normally a _py_thon _o_bject
[07:39] <IFlyGTi> apeitheo, have you reinstalled your video drivers and changed the appropriate lines in /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[07:39] <reduz> Hi Ubuntuers! QUESTION: I've been a since-8-years debian user, but I'm really tired of the distro shipping broken packages/scripts/etc and lately, and the desktop always having some problem. I've been using breezy badger at the office for some months and I'm amazed at how well it works, so my question is.. nowadays should I get Breezy Badger, or Dapper Drake? I dont mind fixing one or two things in Dapper Drake if it's not compleetely ready, but are
[07:39] <reduz>  most packages, or automatix working on it?
[07:39] <Bonzodog> what was the name of the .rar file?
[07:39] <samuel_> hello I used the command to install kde under ubuntu 5.10....and it downloaded all the packages accept one. Kde doesnt appear to show up under session in the login screen.
[07:40] <flax^^> any1 who plays q3 on linux?
[07:40] <magnus_> cedega_5.1_tgz.rar
[07:40] <apeitheo> IFlyGTi, well, I think they're already installed (I'm using the Intel i810 integrated graphics card)
[07:40] <yamathan> q3?  Seriously?
[07:40] <Bonzodog> reduz: you will like Dapper
[07:40] <flax^^> yamathan, yeah
[07:40] <Dr_House> why do i keep getting "error loading operating sytem" error after i install ubuntu 5.10?
[07:40] <Bonzodog> we need experienced debianites
[07:40] <IFlyGTi> apeitheo, I had to installed nVidia specific drivers to make it all work prperly for me.
[07:40] <peterretief> can i update to dapper without downloading a whole new iso?
[07:40] <reduz> Bonzodog: Is it working well enough? I mean, the desktop and all that
[07:41] <Lele_ete> hi, I have a problem with nautils, every time i try to open some file, nautilus crash...anyone knows about this bug ?
[07:41] <Bonzodog> yes, is VERY stable
[07:41] <Bonzodog> I am running it
[07:41] <apeitheo> IFlyGTi, yeah, with the nvidia drivers, it's necessary, but the i810 drivers are open source, so no extra installing should be necessary (license doesn't prevent it from being bundled right with Ubuntu)
[07:41] <Jhair> Lele_ete: breezy? or dapper?
[07:41] <IFlyGTi> apeitheo, ok, then I'm not sure past that.
[07:41] <Bonzodog> magnus_: I'm not sure what to suggest for you
[07:41] <reduz> Bonzodog: good to know, does automatix work on it? because I find it an extreme hassle to have to download all the extra not-in-repo/illegal-in-US/etc stuff by hand
[07:41] <apeitheo> IFlyGTi, thanks anyway
[07:42] <Lele_ete> jhair : breezy
[07:42] <Bonzodog> reduz: no
[07:42] <Bonzodog> automatix DOES NOT work in Dapper
[07:42] <samuel_> Is anyone able to help me?
[07:42] <magnus_> Bonzodog: its a install readme there... 1. unpack cedega_5.1_tgz.rar | 2. copy (in root) etc, opt and usr directories in / | 3. launch cedega and follow instructions | 4. install local update in top menu transgaming
[07:42] <yamathan> Automatix = not-so-good.
[07:42] <samuel_> hello I used the command to install kde under ubuntu 5.10....and it downloaded all the packages accept one. Kde doesnt appear to show up under session in the login screen.
[07:43] <Jhair> Lele_ete: any file? could you take a look at following the bugs? https://launchpad.net/malone/products/nautilus?field.searchtext=crash&search=Search&orderby=-priority%2C-severity
[07:43] <yamathan> For mine, I mean.  AMD64 is not supported, and I've heard weird things about it.
[07:43] <Bonzodog> reduz:  all that stuff is in the multiverse repos anyway
[07:43] <Bonzodog> the mp3 codecs etc
[07:43] <Jhair> Lele_ete: there are reported crashes for *some* files, but not for all...
[07:43] <reduz> Bonzodog: ah :( Well I guess I'll wait a bit for using it, so my next question. Can I install Breezy Badger and then update the system to dapper?
[07:43] <Managu> apeitheo: "illegal instruction" has 2 root causes -- you're trying to run a package compiled for a newer processor (got a REALLY old processor?), or there's some corruption.
[07:43] <SpudNik> is breezy full compatbile with radeon and audigy? booting live seems to live them both dead
[07:43] <reduz> Bonzodog: yeah i'm more concerned about stuff like java (that i can never install properly), video codecs, azureus, etc
[07:43] <Bonzodog> reduz: it's easy to just get synaptic to pull it all down
[07:44] <Bonzodog> all of that works in dapper
[07:44] <apeitheo> Managu, I've an Intel Celeron 266 Mhz
[07:44] <magnus_> Bonzodog: its a install readme there... 1. unpack cedega_5.1_tgz.rar | 2. copy (in root) etc, opt and usr directories in / | 3. launch cedega and follow instructions | 4. install local update in top menu transgaming
[07:44] <ds[de] > what do I need to install so that I can play .wmv videos in ff1.5?
[07:44] <fabs> Hello all
[07:44] <Bonzodog> magnus_: do those instructions make sense to you?
[07:44] <IFlyGTi> I'd really like to be able to play my mp3s from my server, any ideas why Ubuntu won't play anything from my Windows server but will if I copy it FROM the server to the local drive?
[07:44] <magnus_> no
[07:44] <Jhair> ds[de] : mplayer, totem-xine, xine, all should work
[07:44] <apeitheo> Managu, I'm not sure about the second; I simply upgraded from Hoary to Breezy, and it doesn't work any longer. Should I upgrade glxgears and whatnot?
[07:45] <Lele_ete> jhair: I have a crash at any file....I sent a bug report via bug baddy to gnome-bugs.... :-( but I'dont known if they are working on it
[07:45] <Bonzodog> as that is the best explanation of what needs doing
[07:45] <fabs> guys, just a quick help, which is best to use Anjuta or Glade for simple GTK interfaces??
[07:45] <magnus_> i've extracted the files to a map called cedega on my desktop...
[07:45] <Managu> apeitheo, can't say for sure, but that should be plenty new.  Does glxinfo crash?
[07:45] <[crash] > damn highlite
[07:45] <[crash] > ;)
[07:45] <magnus_> more i don't know how to do
[07:45] <ds[de] > Jhair: I installed xine and I can play .wmv videos, just not in firefox :/
[07:45] <reduz> Bonzodog: I dont think the video codecs or sun's java can be in dapper, they can't be redistributed
[07:45] <apeitheo> Managu, nope, glxinfo comes up, and says "Direct Rendering: Yes"
[07:45] <Tortanick> I have a qustion, what is the recomended FTP client?
[07:45] <Tortanick> for hosting that is
[07:45] <Jhair> Lele_ete: could you do a grep -i nautilus /var/log/messages after a crash?
[07:45] <Bonzodog> reduz: the video codecs are
[07:45] <Managu> apeitheo: wouldn't hurt to make sure glxgears is the newest version
[07:46] <apeitheo> Managu, is glxgears its own package?
[07:46] <samuel_> hello I used the command to install kde under ubuntu 5.10....and it downloaded all the packages accept one. Kde doesnt appear to show up under session in the login screen.
[07:46] <ds[de] > Tortanick: are you looking for a ftp server or ftp client? :)
[07:46] <fabs> guys, which is best Anjuta or Glade?
[07:46] <Bonzodog> java needs to be installed from sun
[07:46] <Tortanick> server
[07:46] <Managu> apeitheo, I don't know =(
[07:46] <apeitheo> Managu, Okay, thanks anyway, I'll look into it :)
[07:46] <ds[de] > Tortanick: I don't know about recommended, but proftpd seems to be used alot
[07:46] <jahshua> hey whats the commad name for synaptic to run it from cli
[07:46] <jahshua> i tried synaptic(obviously)
[07:46] <reduz> Bonzodog: Is there any tutorial on how to install Breezy, then upgrade to dapper drake?
[07:47] <Jhair> ds[de] : with mozilla-mplayer installed?
[07:47] <Managu> jahshua: how bout "gksudo synaptic"?
[07:47] <Tortanick> thanks, the files it will host, you don't happen to know witch partition they will be kept in?
[07:47] <Bonzodog> reduz: you know much about linux?
[07:47] <peterretief> how is the ruby - rails support with dapper?
[07:47] <Lele_ete> Jhair : of course...now I'm not on my PC, but when I'll come back to the office I'll do that... if you want I can send you the file generated by bug baddy...
[07:47] <[Warbles] > Ahoy ahoy
[07:47] <magnus_> bonzodog: i've extracted the files to a map called cedega on my desktop...
[07:47] <giggsey> I have a TV Card which uses the bt878 thing, and I've installer tvtime, yet no matter where I have the arial/direction, tvtime keeps with the no signal - UK
[07:47] <Jhair> Lele_ete: oh no no not me, try to use lanchpad.net to report ubuntu bugs to the developers
[07:48] <reduz> Bonzodog: just not about ubuntu.. I mean, i'm not sure if I can change some repo and dist-upgrade in ubuntu
[07:48] <Managu> giggsey oooh, tv cards are fun
[07:48] <giggsey> :P
[07:48] <Bonzodog> yes you can
[07:48] <jahshua>  Managu : thanks
[07:48] <Bonzodog> ubuntu is just debian sid on drugs
[07:48] <Managu> jahshua: np, hope it works
[07:48] <jahshua> yep :)
[07:48] <ds[de] > Jhair; when I try to apt-get install mozilla-mplayer I get error messages about missing dependencies and when I try to apt-get install mplayer it says there's no installation candidate (wrong word?)
[07:48] <Bonzodog> it still works exactly like debian
[07:48] <Lele_ete> Jhair...ok...but it should be a gnome bug...i suppose
[07:48] <[Warbles] > I have a problem: I accidently deleted the /etc/hosts file....now my sudo won't work so i can't get it copied back =\
[07:48] <giggsey> redux: Installer Breezy - edit /etc/apt/sources.list and change every reference of breezy to dapper (remove the CD one), and then apt-get dist-upgrade :P
[07:48] <Spde> how do i see what group a user is in? =S
[07:48] <Jhair> ds[de] : breezy? dapper?
[07:49] <Panos> when I run amarok under gnome I can't hear system sounds. When a song ends all the system sounds are heared together. After that I can't play songs with amarok. 30 seconds must go by because amarok says that there is a gstream error. Please help me
[07:49] <CellarDoor> hello folks
[07:49] <Managu> giggsey: card modules set up correctly?  Getting the "tuner" module right is especially tricky.  In my experience, the autodetect is unreliable
[07:49] <ds[de] > Jhair; breezy
[07:49] <Jhair> Lele_ete: yes, but it is better if you report it through launchpad, I don't think bug-buddy sends those reports to the ubuntu developers
[07:49] <giggsey> Managu: I have no idea :P - how can I tell :D
[07:49] <CellarDoor> anyone got advice on spam filters, or a favorite filter ?
[07:49] <Bonzodog> bug-buddy os for the gnome devels
[07:50] <Managu> giggsey: well, errm, at the risk of looking ignorant, trial and error worked for me.  There's documentation somewhere, lemme see if I can find it
[07:50] <hfern> trying to install * on ubuntu breezy, but when I compile * it keeps complaining that I need a newer libpri. I recompile libpri, but no change.. any ideas, anyone?
[07:50] <Lele_ete> Jhair: ok...on monday I'll send the dump through launchpad
[07:51] <Jhair> ds[de] : those packages are in multiverse... is it in your sources.list?
[07:51] <Spde> One more question that everyone must know =) how do i see what group a user is in?
[07:51] <Jhair> ds[de] : if I understood correctly you already installed mplayer, right?
[07:51] <Managu> giggsey if you rebooted recently, in /var/log/messages, or in maybe even in "dmesg", there should be a line containing "kernel: bttv0: using tuner=xx", or something the like
[07:51] <samuel_>  is the gnome or kde display manager better
[07:51] <Jhair> Spde: id
[07:52] <giggsey> Managu: last reboot was last Sunday when I installed
[07:52] <[Warbles] > I have a problem: I accidently deleted the /etc/hosts file....now my sudo won't work so i can't get it copied back =\
[07:52] <Managu> giggsey: familiar with linux (or UN*Xs in general?)
[07:52] <sfar-ubu> on deskbars hompage it is written "Required dependencies : pygtk-2.6 (modules: gtk, gtk.gdk, gtk.glade, gobject)"
[07:52] <sfar-ubu> but "sudo apt-get install pygtk-2.6" returns "Cant findthe package"
[07:53] <sfar-ubu> what am i doing wrong? :)
[07:53] <giggsey> Managu: I know a fair amount - installed gentoo numerous times successfully etc.
[07:53] <Managu> giggsey: mmkay.  Any lines like what I have above in your dmesg buffer, or in your system log?
[07:53] <giggsey> only:
[07:54] <giggsey> Mar 18 18:44:26 applied kernel: [4835540.919000]  tuner 1-0061: TV freq (0.00) out of range (44-958)
[07:54] <giggsey> from tvtime a few minutes ago
[07:54] <Managu> anything else with "bttv" in it?
[07:54] <Managu> giggsey: be sure to use pastebin or the like for anything more than 1 line, or 'ware the wrath of ubotu
[07:55] <giggsey> http://giggsey.pastebin.com/609429
[07:55] <akk> Is there a recommended firewall that's available under breezy?
[07:55] <pab1> does any1 here know anything about tvtime?
[07:56] <Managu> giggsey: looks like the bttv initialization has scrolled out of the main log.  How bout trying "zgrep bttv /var/log/messages*"
[07:57] <Managu> !tell pabl about anyone
[07:57] <giggsey> http://giggsey.pastebin.com/609435
[07:58] <pab1> managu can you help?
[07:58] <sfar-ubu> does anyone know what im doing wrong? :(
[07:58] <anstei> hmm, where was the x.org config file again?
[07:59] <Oetzi> re
[07:59] <GnarusLeo> Ok, I have mysql up and running .. (installed) .. now I would like to create a database and a user who can access this (because I want to use php nuke) ... anyone got a clue? I have tried CREATE USER and so on .. but I keep digging me down :)
[07:59] <mouldy> hey all. I just tried to install gimpshop. It seemed to work fine, but when I run it, it shows the gimpshop splash screen but then just loads regular gimp
[07:59] <Spde> lol i cant change the group of a user =( sudo usermod -G username newgrup sure doesnt work =(
[07:59] <mouldy> antsei: /etc/X11
[07:59] <pab1> anstei /etc/X11
[07:59] <Managu> pabl: depends on your question =p
[07:59] <giggsey> anstei: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:59] <Managu> giggsey: did it get your card right?  i.e. Happauge WinTV?
[07:59] <anstei> thanks everyone :)
[07:59] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: i'm back
[07:59] <giggsey> Managu: yep
[07:59] <Oetzi> could you solve your problem
[07:59] <Chousuke> !gnome
[08:00] <pab1> managu: well I can't increase the volume in tvtime.  Its stuck at 0.
[08:00] <Eleaf> humm
[08:00] <Chousuke> I wonder if 2.14 is already in dapper.
[08:00] <Managu> pabl: sounds like a sound problem.  Does your tv card have a lead to the sound card input?
[08:00] <PythonLowRacer> !ubotu libdvdcss2
[08:00] <ubotu> DVD playing is possible in ubuntu. You may need libdvdcss2, which is available via http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages (section extras)
[08:00] <Jimmey__> When I log on, just before the wallpaper appears on my desktop, I can see the ugly brown colour - How can I change that?
[08:00] <giggsey> chousuke: yep :D
[08:00] <Chousuke> whee.
[08:01] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, ok :) I can start mysql (as root) now ... now I really just have to create a database, and a user who can use this ... so I can use PHP nuke
[08:01] <jahshua> hmm can anyone please help me with adding a .deb link to my repositories ? i have added http://people.debian.org/~dopey/fluxbox/ubuntu-breezy/fluxbox_0.9.14-1_i386.deb to my repos but its not working
[08:01] <Chousuke> Does Dapper have any big bugs right now? I could upgrade the family computer. :)
[08:01] <Managu> giggsey: assuming that you've told TVtime that you're tuning PAL (as opposed to NTSC), you might try some different tuners.  /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/CARDLIST.tuner has a list of numbers
[08:01] <pab1> managu: yes it has a sound output its plugged into the linein plug on my soundblaster audigy 2
[08:02] <hfern> I am trying to install * on ubuntu breezy, but when I compile *, it keeps complaining that I need a newer libpri. I recompile libpri, but no change.. any ideas, anyone?
[08:02] <Jimmey__> When I log on, just before the wallpaper appears on my desktop, I can see the ugly brown colour - How can I change that?
[08:02] <Managu> giggsey: I'd suggest rmmod'ing "bttv" and "tuner" and then "modprobe bttv tuner=#", where # is one of the pal tuners listed.  Then see if tvtime starts working
[08:02] <Managu> pabl: getting sound out of your sound card by any other means?
[08:02] <pab1> mnagu: yes i am
[08:02] <Managu> pabl: okies.  Good picture in tvtime?
[08:02] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: i guess you have apache with php running on this machine so you can install phpmyadmin which is a very good db-managing web-interface
[08:03] <pab1> managu: yes
[08:03] <Managu> pabl: ok.  Get tvtime running, and open up a terminal
[08:03] <newbie1canoby> hello
[08:03] <akk> Chousuke: It has some niggling ones, but not real major stoppers. It's very usable.
[08:03] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, ok! Thanks! And this will create what I need and so on? DB that is?
[08:03] <pab1> managu: done
[08:03] <G0SUB> cafuego: ping
[08:03] <Managu> pabl, run alsamixer in the terminal.
[08:04] <pab1> managu: ya i tried this yesterday :/  ill give it another shot tho
[08:04] <Managu> pabl, ahh, ok
[08:04] <akk> Chousuke: Be prepared for large updates every day or so.
[08:04] <Chousuke> akk: big enough for family to notice? :P
[08:04] <GnarusLeo> !phpmyadmin
[08:04] <ubotu> Bugger all, I dunno. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, GnarusLeo
[08:04] <Managu> pabl: barring that, try plugging your speakers directly into the tv card, and see if you get anything out
[08:04] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, its installed .. how do I start it etc
[08:04] <idefix> what are db-files?
[08:05] <GnarusLeo> idefix, database :) Mysql
[08:05] <Oetzi> just use the browser of your joice
[08:05] <Spde> plz! how do i change the group of a user? =S tryed everything now =)
[08:05] <akk> Chousuke: Obviously that depends on what apps they use ...
[08:05] <giggsey> Managu:  /usr/src/linux/Documentation/video4linux/CARDLIST.tuner doesn't exist
[08:05] <pab1> managu: im thinking it has something to do with the mixer orsomething.  there is an option in the tvtime config <option name="MixerDevice" value="/dev/mixer:line"/>
[08:05] <Skrot> Hi. I'm currently using KDE, but I'm using gnome window decorations (due to aiglx). Where do gnomers usually configure the size of the window decoration font?
[08:05] <Oetzi> you normaly can find it under http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[08:06] <dabaR> Spde: you add him to a group, or remove him from a group. Do you use gnome?
[08:06] <Chousuke> akk: browser and solitaire :P
[08:06] <hfern> spde: what unix do you use?
[08:06] <idefix> GnarusLeo, can I find it under Synaptic?
[08:06] <G0SUB> Seveas: is ubugtu sick today?
[08:06] <Spde> hfern: im using ubuntu? =S
[08:06] <dad> why does ubuntu keep asking for the disc when I try to install anything?
[08:06] <Eleaf> you can disable that?
[08:06] <giggsey> dad: because you have the CD in /etc/apt/sources.listy
[08:06] <giggsey> dad: because you have the CD in /etc/apt/sources.list *
[08:07] <akk> Chousuke: Those should work fine :-) (not that I've tried any solitaire apps).
[08:07] <Klaidas> maybe you should remove cd entry in sources.list
[08:07] <kronoz> dad: comment out the lline for cd in /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:07] <Managu> giggsey: http://giggsey.pastebin.com/609467
[08:07] <kronoz> dad: put a # in front of it
[08:07] <hfern> spde: you need to edit /etc/passwd and possbily /etc/group
[08:07] <dad> ok,  thanks
[08:07] <Chousuke> whoa.
[08:07] <dabaR> hfern: don't give wrong advice.
[08:07] <hfern> spde: but be careful, you need to generate also a new passwd file
[08:07] <Chousuke> 760 MB for the upgrade. :P
[08:07] <athlon> (https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/29760) darn... does that mean theres no way for me to watch flash animation with sound in firefox ? (I use esd)
[08:08] <Chousuke> Maybe I'll do that during the night.
[08:08] <SpudNik> breezy fully compat with audigy4 and radeon 9550 ?
[08:08] <athlon> or is there a workround ?
[08:08] <Managu> pabl: yeah, agreed, it sounds like the mixer.  But, theoretically, there could be 2 different mixers involved
[08:08] <Spde> hfern: edit the group id in passwd?
[08:08] <Oetzi> GnarusLeo: is it working?
[08:08] <dabaR> Spde: There is a System menu on the top of your screen, yes? Click on it, choose administration, and then users and groups.
[08:08] <newbie1canoby> were do i get the libdvdcss package
[08:08] <Chousuke> (Only 256 ADSL here, and I value lagless irc.)
[08:08] <Managu> pabl: get anything out plugging your speakers straight into the tv card?
[08:08] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, nope ... cant access it ...
[08:08] <pab1> managu:  i got nothing....  which is odd
[08:08] <etrusco> newbie1canoby: search for automatix on google
[08:08] <Oetzi> is the apache running?
[08:08] <GnarusLeo> yes
[08:08] <Managu> pabl: bttv878 based card?
[08:08] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, I can restart it
[08:08] <pab1> managu:  but i think the real problem is that I cant raise the volume from 0 in tvtime
[08:09] <pab1> managu:  yes i belive so  tv wonder ve
[08:09] <dabaR> hfern: they invented commands that allow you to not have to edit those files. Editing those files by hand is dangerous at the very least.
[08:09] <Jimmey__> card, and see if you get anything out
[08:09] <Jimmey__> GnarusLeo Oetzi, its installed .. how do I start it etc
[08:09] <Jimmey__> idefix what are db-files?
[08:09] <Managu> pabl: odd, I've got that card
[08:09] <pab1> managu:  with tvtime?
[08:09] <Managu> pabl: well, mythtv, but I've used tvtime before
[08:09] <idefix> SQL datavase files
[08:09] <idefix> database*
[08:09] <jahshua> could someone _please_ help me add this link to my repos .. i have tried everything and its not working  http://people.debian.org/~dopey/fluxbox/ubuntu-breezy/fluxbox_0.9.14-1_i386.deb   :/
[08:09] <hfern> dabaR, I did give the extra warning
[08:10] <idefix> so I installed SQL with synaptic, how now do I run it?
[08:10] <youBun2> Hi folks
[08:10] <dad> sorry what was the folder
[08:10] <GnarusLeo> Oetzi, got an error while trying to access it: "The configuration file now needs a secret passphrase (blowfish_secret)."
[08:10] <Managu> pabl: what sound modules are running on your system atm?
[08:10] <dabaR> hfern: it was a bad way to go about it. Ther is a GUI, and there is a command line.
[08:10] <youBun2> I need help recovering my Windows XP HE boot
[08:10] <idefix> Jimmey__ just rehearsing?
[08:10] <mwe> jahshua: you can't add a direct URL to a deb
[08:11] <Pedrolito> Does anyone know why my apt-get cannot find mplayer? I enabled the repos in /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:11] <youBun2> I can access my Windows XP HE partition (sda2) but not boot it due to wrong information in the GRUB