[00:00] <Schuenemann> Bsims, it seems it is recording correctly now.
[00:00] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: after it freezes it freezes, i have to get it from ssh
[00:00]  * aboSamoor1 go to be
[00:00] <Bsims> Schuenemann: Heh OK
[00:00] <Bsims> Schuenemann: you may also want to make sure you got a link to /dev/dvd as well
[00:00] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy ok well, next step would be to check dmesg and hope something pops up
[00:01] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: dmesg shows nothing as well, as I already mentioned
[00:01] <faemir> can someone tell me the xkill shortcut?
[00:01] <Ceddie> How to work my Logitech webcam using Ubuntu
[00:01] <faemir> keyboard shortcut *
[00:01] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy oh sorry
[00:01] <Bsims> Ceddie: google for the name of the webcam and ubuntu it may not be supported
[00:01] <emil> mon^rch: env WINEPREFIX="/home/username/.wine" wine "/usr/local/games/quake2/quake2.exe"
[00:02] <steve__> Ubuntu 8.04:  virgin install; while logged in on Active Console, am not prompted for root password when trying to run Admin tasks.  Cannot mount disks, or perform networking tasks -- everything is grayed out.  Any ideas?
[00:02] <Ceddie> its Logitech Quick Cam Express
[00:02] <Bsims> Ceddie: is google broken for you?
[00:02] <fryguy> Ceddie: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/3743
[00:02] <petafile> I'm installing on a machine with vista currently installed (plan on dual booting).  I have an intel (software, I think since it requires a driver, ICH9R as detected by lspci) raid 1 setup(mirroring) and I want to do manual partition, but the partitioner treats it as 2 separate drives, how do I set it up without destroying my raid?
[00:02] <Psi-Jack> Curiousity, though just want to know. Does this channel support the non-mint-specific portions of Linux Mint?
[00:02] <majnoon> !ot
[00:02] <Peddy> How do I make it so everytime I boot, a command is executed as root?
[00:02] <Ceddie> thanks
[00:03] <fryguy> !startup | Peddy
[00:03] <Schuenemann> Bsims, it is. thanks for your help
[00:03] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy: what about xorg versions?
[00:03] <Ceddie> I,am using dial-up right now and using martian modprobe
[00:03] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: they match
[00:03] <Bsims> Schuenemann: not a problem, I had a spat for a month where I had to manualy change dvd to cd every reboot
[00:03] <Ceddie> does this affect my cam
[00:03] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy ffs you don't make this easy do you :P
[00:03] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: i mirrored my linuxfromscratch install as closely as possible to the ubuntu environment
[00:03] <darrend> anyone know how to control which user gets ownership and desktop interactions for hotplugged devices when 2 users are both logged in on separate vt's?
[00:04] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: like i said, i did all of the obvious stuff
[00:04] <Schuenemann> Bsims, ouch. At least you didn't remove your /dev/cdrom yourself
[00:04] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy and you made sure all the same modules were running in your from scrach environment as in the ubuntu one right
[00:04] <Bsims> Schuenemann: actually I had to delete /dev/cdrom and /dev/dvd both and recreate them every boot
[00:05] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: yes, as much as I could
[00:05] <mylisto> hey...
[00:05] <CrOOgie> I have problem with Netbeans 6.5 and Ubu8.10. Trying to write "ą" by pressing RALT+A but it writes "a". The same problem with "ć", "ł", "ó" etc.
[00:05] <CrOOgie> In system it works well, in program preferences fonts is set to system font and also checked for key bindings like ALT+CTRL+A but nothings found.
[00:05] <CrOOgie> I've already tried in #netbeans and Google but nothing found except that it would be HAL's fault.
[00:05] <mylisto> anyone know how to get skype audio working?
[00:05] <aiuw> What's the command to add a user via the command line? It's neither useradd or adduser, because this one prompts you for each parameter
[00:05] <Psi-Jack> majnoon: Was that !ot angled towards me?
[00:05] <fryguy> aiuw: adduser is the command, no idea what paraameter you are referring to
[00:05] <clearzen> aiuw: what kind of user standard unix account?
[00:05] <Schuenemann> Bsims, oh...
[00:06] <cyphase> hey, that's cool. the vlc icon in the notification area is wearing a santa hat :P
[00:06] <Peddy> fryguy: Thanks for the link, but it doesn't show how to run programs as root?..
[00:06] <fryguy> !boot | Peddy
[00:06] <CrOOgie> anyone working with Netbeans in Ubuntu ?
[00:06] <elebot> How can i reformat my windows XP partition without overwriting Grub in the MBR?
[00:06] <Psi-Jack> cyphase: Hehe, yeah, VLC put a couple nice little easter eggs in. ;)
[00:06] <Ceddie> HOW TO INSTALL snake.py
[00:06] <j03lar50n> I swapped out my old master HD for the slave (moved jumper to new correct setting) and am trying to install Ibex from CD...the CD hangs on the splash screen after choosing 'install'. Are there other steps I should be taking first?
[00:06] <Psi-Jack> Ceddie: snake.py is a Python script. You don't install python scripts. You run them.
[00:07] <blkno1> Having a mouse issue, only way I can use a window is to click in the title bar to get control of it.
[00:07] <zetheroo> FreeFull: how about this   http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html
[00:07] <mon^rch> emil: sorry that didn't work... perhaps I could make a shell script, and drop it in /usr/local/bin???
[00:07] <majnoon> nope Psi-Jack it was for ME
[00:07] <emil> mon^rch: does that line work in a terminal?
[00:07] <clearzen> j03lar50n: what kind of hardware do you have?
[00:08] <Psi-Jack> Oh. ;)
[00:08] <j03lar50n> ATA drives
[00:08] <Psi-Jack> Curiousity, though just want to know. Does this channel support the non-mint-specific portions of Linux Mint?
[00:08] <Ceddie> HOW can I run Snake.py
[00:08] <R0b0t1> Does anyone here use Anjuta? Well, I've come to ask how I can enable the scintilla editor in 8.10, as only the GtkView seems available.
[00:08] <clearzen> j03lar50n: no like motherboard, video card
[00:08] <fryguy> Ceddie: "python Snake.py"
[00:08] <aiuw> fryguy, yes, adduser is the one. Thanks
[00:08] <Ceddie> I'll try
[00:08] <mon^rch> emil: bash: env WINEPREFIX="/home/greg/.wine" wine /usr/local/games/quake2/quake2.exe: No such file or directory
[00:08] <j03lar50n> oh, wow - i'm at work, not sure. It's from a 1999 Dell Inspiron T500
[00:09] <Peddy> Are /etc/rc.local scripts run as root, or do I have to put 'sudo'?
[00:09] <CrOOgie> can anyone help me with Netbeans editor ?
[00:09] <fryguy> Peddy: should be run as root
[00:09] <fryguy> CrOOgie: try the netbeans channel
[00:09] <ph8> hi all
[00:09] <ph8> i'm just trying to install ubuntu
[00:09] <Peddy> Thanks fryguy
[00:09] <Ceddie> I got Error Traceback (most recent call last):
[00:09] <Ceddie>   File "snake.py", line 3, in <module>
[00:09] <Ceddie>     from Tkinter import *
[00:09] <Ceddie>   File "/usr/lib/python2.5/lib-tk/Tkinter.py", line 41, in <module>
[00:09] <Ceddie>     raise ImportError, str(msg) + ', please install the python-tk package'
[00:09] <FloodBot1> Ceddie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <Ceddie> ImportError: No module named _tkinter, please install the python-tk package
[00:09] <ph8> it can't see any of my partitions
[00:09] <CrOOgie> already tried - no results
[00:09] <fryguy> Ceddie: so then do what it says.  it says to install a package
[00:10] <ph8> i'm on a system with windows xp, and an old linux partition that i now want to install over - all the install program will let me do is wipe the hard drive (or make a brand new partition table) - the windows install boots fine
[00:10] <fryguy> ph8: just do manual partition and tell it to use the existing linux partition
[00:10] <Ceddie> python -tk package
[00:10] <ph8> i hit manual and it doesn't see my existing partition table
[00:10] <ph8> which is the issue
[00:10] <Ceddie> where i can get python -tk package
[00:11] <fryguy> Ceddie: apt-cache search python-tk
[00:11] <Bsims> ph8: tell it advanced? and select the partition manually
[00:11] <fryguy> !who | Ceddie
[00:11] <ph8> Bsims:  I hit manual then can't see any advanced option
[00:11] <ph8> it sees /dev/sda but doesn't show any partitions
[00:11] <Ceddie> ok sorry im just new
[00:11] <j03lar50n> clearzen it's a Dimension, sorry
[00:11] <steve__> Ubuntu 8.04:  unable to admin system via GUI;  1)not prompted for root password  2) all options grayed out;  ANY IDEAS?
[00:11] <j03lar50n> searching web for specs
[00:12] <ddalton> hey im blind, so can anyone that can help please join ##ddalton? what package contains allheaders.h?
[00:12] <clearzen> j03lar50n: well I can't say for sure without knowing what kind of hardware it has but the alternate install cd would probably work. Let me check on that model though
[00:12] <Ceddie> fryguy, sorry
[00:12] <emil> mon^rch: test this in terminal: export WINEPREFIX="/home/username/.wine" && wine "/usr/local/games/quake2/quake2.exe"
[00:12] <Bsims> ph8: /dev/sda is the first drive you should have something on it... do you have multple hard drives
[00:12] <ddalton> coz it's really hard to follow this massive channel
[00:12] <Ceddie> fryguy: ill try
[00:12] <emil> mon^rch: and of course change username to your username
[00:13] <ph8> Bsims:  No, it's a laptop - it previously ran intrepid beta which i find odd - so I had windows + intrepid beta - this morning i've reinstalled windows (which works) and now want to reinstall ubuntu
[00:13] <clearzen> j03lar50n: yeah, just use the alternate install cd
[00:13] <ph8> and am having these installer issues
[00:13] <ph8> should the alternate cd help me do you think?
[00:13] <Bsims> ph8: Yeah thats the route I'd go
[00:13] <ph8> thx
[00:13] <j03lar50n> clearzen with your knowledge, do you know: would swapping out HD's cause the CDROM not to load for some reason?
[00:13] <clearzen> no it wouldn't
[00:13] <j03lar50n> clearzen ok @ trying alternate CD
[00:13] <j03lar50n> thanks, i assume that avail on Ubuntu site..
[00:14] <Bsims> ph8: but then I'm wierd I;ve never got an ubuntu upgrade to work with the gui tools in my life... I just use the command line tool
[00:14] <mia_tech> guys need help installing ubuntu over the network?
[00:14] <clearzen> mia_tech: ohhh netboot
[00:14] <mon^rch> emil: I get the same error if I do that in a terminal
[00:14] <clearzen> !netboot
[00:15] <Ceddie> fryguy: How can i Download python -tk
[00:15] <mia_tech> clearzen: which way you recommend I use
[00:15] <mon^rch> emil:  terminal says recursive shutdown
[00:15] <emil> mon^rch: but if you cd to /usr/local/games/quake2 and try the code?
[00:15] <clearzen> mia_tech: setup a ftp server and install over the network
[00:15] <TriBeCa99> hey guys, can i get a hand setting up a degraded RAID array with mdadm?
[00:16] <clearzen> mia_tech: if you don't want to use cd's that is
[00:16] <mia_tech> clearzen: do you mean a pxe boot?
[00:16] <clearzen> mia_tech: that's what I was thinking. although usb is so much easier
[00:16] <mon^rch> emil: yes that works
[00:16] <mia_tech> clearzen: the problem is that my laptop cd is broken so I have no other choice
[00:16] <ohletmeinnowgodd> hi guys i need help with my SD card reader, its not showing up when i pop it in
[00:16] <clearzen> mia_tech: make a usb install stick
[00:16] <mia_tech> yea, I was thinking usb
[00:17] <ohletmeinnowgodd> what should i do>
[00:17] <Bsims> mia_tech: I love debians net install dunno if there is something like that for ubuntu but I'd not be shocked
[00:17] <emil> mon^rch: make a shell script that first cd to that directory and then runs the game :)
[00:17] <pwb1090> how did you guys learn all this .. i didnt have much success learning ubunu or getting help
[00:17] <mon^rch> emil: I dont know how to do that
[00:17] <clearzen> mia_tech: either way will work. installation over ftp is for larger deployments really
[00:17] <jeremy_> Hi guys. I'm trying to run skype on intrepid ibex, and so far it works except when I try to call, just when they pick up or I pick up it says "Problem with Audio Capture" and dropps the call. Any ideas?
[00:17] <m1r> hello
[00:17] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy: still here?
[00:17] <jeremy_> I know it's a very common problem
[00:17] <jeremy_> I just haven't found a useful fix for it
[00:18] <Shirakawasuna> holy moly, localization support takes 300 MB
[00:18] <Shirakawasuna> what, exactly, do I lose if I disable localization support?
[00:18] <m1r> is it posible to run lamp server from usb or cd ?
[00:18] <Shirakawasuna> just spellcheck?
[00:18] <mia_tech> guys... here's what I've I put the alternate cd on a web server and downloaded the boot.img and put it on a usb
[00:18] <lwizardl> hi
[00:18] <jeremy_> Hi guys. I'm trying to run skype on intrepid ibex, and so far it works except when I try to call, just when they pick up or I pick up it says "Problem with Audio Capture" and dropps the call. Any ideas?
[00:18] <lwizardl> whats a good mpeg video editor for ubuntu linux?
[00:18] <emil> mon^rch: #!/usr/bin/bash (newline) cd /usr/local/games/quake2 (newline) wine /usr/local/games/quake2/quake2.exe
[00:18] <emil> mon^rch: something like that
[00:19] <steve__> cannot admin 8.04 using GUI - not prompted for root, all options grayed out.  ANY IDEAS?
[00:19] <Bsims> Shirakawasuna: pretty much
[00:19] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy: Have you tried disabling everything in /etc/xdg/autostart ? That's the only other thing I can think of that happens when xorg starts
[00:19] <clearzen> mia_tech: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[00:19] <jeremy_> Hi guys. I'm trying to run skype on intrepid ibex, and so far it works except when I try to call, just when they pick up or I pick up it says "Problem with Audio Capture" and dropps the call. Any ideas?
[00:19] <cdeszaq> Could someone help me get my audio back? I just upgraded my kernel and now I don't get any audio.
[00:19] <jeremy_> cdeszaq: alsamixer -c 0
[00:19] <mia_tech> clearzen: thanks I'll check it out
[00:19] <jeremy_> Hi guys. I'm trying to run skype on intrepid ibex, and so far it works except when I try to call, just when they pick up or I pick up it says "Problem with Audio Capture" and dropps the call. Any ideas?
[00:19] <iDan> how would i rename multiple files, as in mv "pictures-*.jpg" "pictures-0#1.jpg" ?
[00:19] <steve__> cdeszaq: sudo /usr/sbin/rcalsasound restart   (works on opensuse)
[00:19] <cdeszaq> jeremy: Nothing there has any effect...tried it
[00:19] <\Kira> Im not sure if this is a ubuntu server issue or a dyndns issue. When I type in my dyndns hostname inside my LAN, it works without a problem. But, If I use it outside my LAN, it shows a completely different server :(. Whats going on?
[00:20] <Lexvegas> does anyone know of a good guide to install a downloaded program that does not come in a .deb file?
[00:20] <rww> Lexvegas: which program?
[00:20] <OxDeadC0de> jeremy_ You may want to try running skype under pasuspender (pasuspender skype), maybe a pulseaudio issue?
[00:20] <Lexvegas> rww sunbird. the ubuntu package is not fully up to date
[00:21] <cdeszaq> steve__: command not found
[00:21] <Shirakawasuna> Bsims: do I lose anything important besides that?  This is on an eeepc and 300 MB is a lot when you only have 4G to work with!
[00:21] <ohletmeinnowgodd> can someone help me with mounting my SD card on my laptop, please?
[00:21] <Bsims> Shirakawasuna: not that I can think of
[00:22] <Bsims> Shirakawasuna: but I ain't the person to ask
[00:22] <rww> Lexvegas: see the third post in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1001561
[00:22] <Necrosan_> HOW do I mount SPARSEIMAGES in UBUNTU?
[00:22] <steve__> cdeszaq: /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[00:22] <rww> Lexvegas: or there's a link to a .deb in the fourth post
[00:22] <mon^rch> emil:  that didn't work either
[00:22] <btoogood> anyone here use Konqueror/
[00:23] <Bsims> btoogood: I do, though I'm begining to groove on pcman
[00:23] <steve__> cdeszaq:  also check out /etc/init.d/alsa-utils      (I found these two files:  ls -l /etc/init.d | grep -i sound )
[00:23] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> what happens when you plugged the memory in?
[00:23] <cdeszaq> steve__:  nothin
[00:23] <mon^rch> emil: I guess Im stuck navigating to that folder and double clicking quake2.exe
[00:23] <emil> mon^rch: what happens when you run the shell-script?
[00:23] <emil> mon^rch: have you set the executable flag with chmod 755?
[00:23] <mon^rch> emil: not a darned thing
[00:24] <emil> mon^rch: do you run it from the terminal?
[00:24] <steve__> cdeszaq:  I'm kinda stumped
[00:24] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: nothing
[00:24] <btoogood> Bsims: ok as I am using Konqueror and am trying to use myspace but wont let me login where as firefox will let me log in
[00:24] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: it doesnt show up in "places"
[00:24] <ctts> .
[00:24] <Bsims> btoogood: Hrm btoogood sounds like a plugin problem
[00:24] <ctts> ./script.py
[00:25] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> if you type  dmesg  and look in the last few lines, has it been detected?
[00:25] <btoogood> Bsims: I have got flash and jave keeps going to the authorization screen you know type in what is on the screen, where as if i use ff i can login no problems
[00:25] <ohletmeinnowgodd> !pastebin
[00:26] <deepfriedsquirre> What's the probability of fsck damaging a filesystem when it seems to be doing thousands upon thousands of fixes?
[00:26] <Bsims> Hrm btoogood dunno sorry
[00:26] <n8tuser> deepfriedsquirre-> it is still possible, specially if it advised you not to fsck a mounted partition and you do it anyways
[00:26] <btoogood> Bsims: thats ok, Kde 4.0.1 is good very nice and polished
[00:27] <Schuenemann> brb
[00:27] <Bsims> btoogood: sorry kde4 gives me hives
[00:27] <keres> how do you forcequit firefox? whenever i try to open it it says it is already open,
[00:27] <keres> Bsims: likewise
[00:27] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: I'd like to back some files up from it before I continue.
[00:27] <Bsims> I deliberetly downgraded back to 3.x on intreped
[00:27] <cdeszaq> yeah, nothing seems to give me any sound at all. I know the speakers and the sound card work, because they work under windows, and they were working just a bit ago before I updated the kernel (via apt)
[00:27] <rww> keres: sudo killall firefox, maybe?
[00:27] <Psi-Jack> Okay. I'm presently in the Ubuntu 8.10 LiveCD session, looking for LVM. I even notice lvm2 wasn't even installed at all, had to install it manually.. I'm beginning to think that it doesn't support LVM in the normal installer.
[00:27] <n8tuser> deepfriedsquirre-> go ahead, what is stopping you?
[00:27] <Bsims> I found a repo that has it and went with it
[00:27] <mon^rch> emil thanks for all your help but this seems hopeless
[00:27] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: what am i supposed to look for? "hdxx"?
[00:28] <rww> Bsims: which repo?
[00:28] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood I'm using kubuntu and just logged into myspace with konqueror just fine :|
[00:28] <emil> mon^rch: hmm :)
[00:28] <deepfriedsquirre> If I pause fsck with Ctrl-z, mount it, copy some files, unmount it and fg fsck again, will I cause problems?
[00:28] <deepfriedsquirre> Thanks
[00:28] <macuser10> Hey, I'm having some trouble getting any flavor of ubuntu on my PowerMac G4
[00:28] <btoogood> Bsims: I have found it very good no problems at all except for this little niggle with Konqueror
[00:28] <georgy_28> keres : type ps aux in a terminal and then kill pidnumber
[00:28] <n8tuser> Psi-Jack-> if recall i thought it was only available in  alternatecd
[00:28] <Bsims> rww its down a lot but: deb http://apt.pearsoncomputing.net/ intrepid main
[00:28] <Psi-Jack> n8tuser: Hmmm..
[00:28] <macuser10> any familiar wirh PPC ubuntu
[00:28] <Psi-Jack> n8tuser: But you're not even for sure of that? ;)
[00:29] <n8tuser> Psi-Jack-> well i am lets say 85% sure..hehe
[00:29] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: Ok what are your settings to do it?
[00:29] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: If I pause fsck with Ctrl-z, mount it, copy some files, unmount it and fg fsck again, will I cause problems?
[00:29] <steve__> keres:  pkill -9 firefox
[00:29] <Bensawsome> hello im trying to open the profilemanager in the firefox that came with ubuntu and i cant find the firefox execuatbe :S
[00:29] <Bsims> keres: I just use killall firefox-bin
[00:29] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: As i for the life of me couldnt
[00:29] <n8tuser> deepfriedsquirre-> was it messed up to begin with is that why you had fsck running?
[00:29] <macuser10> anyone?  ppc ubuntu?
[00:30] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood nothing special, just set up flash player now in it... but i don't know if it will work
[00:30] <Schuenemann> Bsims, I think I messed my cd drive
[00:30] <keres> Bsims: doesn't work
[00:30] <keres> ill reboot
[00:30] <Psi-Jack> n8tuser: Okay, well, I do have lvm2 installed, but I'm not seeing lvm support in gparted itself. Presuming that, I technically /COULD/ install it on LVM, myself, but I'd have to go through the LVM procedures 100% manually.
[00:30] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: aye
[00:30] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood mostly defeault
[00:30] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood is your system completely up to date?
[00:30] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: I recovered it with testdisk ><
[00:30] <paulo_> #ubuntu-es
[00:30] <rww> Bsims: thanks :)
[00:30] <Schuenemann> I interrupted the formatting process because it was taking forever. Now, the light is blinking all the time and it isn't opening
[00:30] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: From a completely mangled partitiont able of an abused hard drive
[00:30] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: yip might be cause I used the repo from kubuntuguide
[00:30] <n8tuser> deepfriedsquirre-> well i can not say it wont get messed up, but try anyways, you already have started your fsck
[00:31] <rww> Bensawsome: I usually just issue "firefox -ProfileManager" from the terminal and it finds it itself.
[00:31] <L337_D3WD> anyone here try the latest Linux Mint?
[00:31] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: But would doing what I said cause fsck to emss it up?
[00:31] <Bensawsome> rww oh ok :D ty
[00:31] <rww> L337_D3WD: Linux Mint discussion is offtopic for #ubuntu. Try #ubuntu-offtopic or the Mint IRC room.
[00:31] <deepfriedsquirre> Pausing the process, mounting the fs, copying the files, umounting the fs and resuming the process?
[00:31] <rww> !mintsupport | L337_D3WD
[00:31] <Bensawsome> rww: :D it worked ty very much ^_^
[00:31] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood one thing though, if I have "enable plugins on demand only" enabled (which is default), flash player won't play on youtube
[00:32] <rww> Bensawsome: Glad I could help :)
[00:32] <mib_m378bz> i'm running hardy. firefox is very, very unstable. is there anything i can do to improve things?
[00:32] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood when I unmark that box, it starts playing flash
[00:33] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: I can play youtube no problem
[00:33] <n8tuser> deepfriedsquirre-> am not so sure, what that will do, i meant if the fsck did not finish and you try to back up an unfinished repair of hd, you will get same unfinished repair in your back up right?
[00:33] <deepfriedsquirre> Oh wonderful, fsck decided to destroy my fs journal.
[00:33] <deepfriedsquirre> n8tuser: Oh yeah, I'm guessing that :P
[00:34] <mon^rch> emil: thankyou very much... I have a working quake2 script in /usr/local/bin now... all I had to do in alacarte was make my menu entry say quake2
[00:34] <deepfriedsquirre> nt8user: Well at least I can do it now :P
[00:34] <emil> mon^rch: nice :)
[00:34] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: hey i pasted the cli o/p here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/88875/
[00:34] <mon^rch> emil: indeed
[00:35] <\Kira> Im not sure if this is a ubuntu server issue or a dyndns issue. When I type in my dyndns hostname inside my LAN, it works without a problem. But, If I use it outside my LAN, it shows a completely different server :(. Whats going on?
[00:36] <mankash> how to zip a folder include sub folders
[00:36] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de:  Your a gensuis<sp> it has worked
[00:36] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> so it looks like it is dtected
[00:36] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood what did it? :O
[00:37] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: how do i mount it? it doesnt show up in /media
[00:37] <arrrghhh> so i have ubuntu on this HP laptop.  he has an integrated card and an external pcmcia card.  both use freakin broadcom chipsets.  can i use both cards or should i set it up so only one works?
[00:37] <btoogood> unchecking load plugins globely
[00:37] <grim76> \Kira: Did you login to your account and check to make sure that it is properly updating?
[00:37] <FreeFull> I set Ubuntu up to automatically connect to my wifi network on start, and it does. My problem is that the DNS doesn't work until I manually do iwconfig wlan1 essid Main key off && dhclient wlan1. This started when I set up WPA using wpa_supplicant. Can anybody help?
[00:37] <n8tuser> \Kira-> what is the ip address of your hostname?
[00:37] <arrrghhh> and which one would be better to use?
[00:37] <genii> mankash: zip -r zipname.zip /directory-name-to-recursively-zip
[00:37] <\Kira> grim76: yes Im sure, because i got right back home and it worked
[00:37] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: delete cookies and cache and away it went
[00:37] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood weird, I have that one enabled, plugin issue then?
[00:37] <mankash> thanks
[00:38] <norcim1221> Hi, I could use help with a new install if anyone has time
[00:38] <\Kira> n8tuser: do you mean the address the dyndns points to?
[00:38] <n8tuser> arrrghhh-> use only one of them at a time,
[00:38] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood well, glad it's working for you now :)
[00:38] <genii> mankash: Welcome
[00:38] <FreeFull> arrrghhh: Depends on the specifications of the cards. It's your choice which one to use, really
[00:38] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: yip hey have you got FF installed?
[00:38] <arrrghhh> n8tuser: neither are detected by hardware drivers
[00:38] <n8tuser> \Kira-> both internal lan address and when it is outside facing
[00:38] <mankash> can we use tar command
[00:38] <OxDeadC0de> btoogood ya but I used it because flash wouldn't play, but just now figured it out so I might try konq for a stretch ^^
[00:39] <arrrghhh> or restricted drivers, whatever.  i read somewhere it just uses the b43cutter tool itself.  both cards are seen by ubuntu, but neither actually work.
[00:39] <n8tuser> arrrghhh-> hardware drivers dont detect them,   try to run lshal  and see if its on the list
[00:39] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: whatbout me?
[00:39] <norcim1221> Hi, I could use help with a new install if anyone has time
[00:39] <\Kira> <IP_ADDRESS> is the IP while im inside the network, <IP_ADDRESS> is my external IP
[00:39] <btoogood> OxDeadC0de: Konq is cool very nice in KDE 4.0.1
[00:39] <arrrghhh> n8tuser: wow that's a lot.  i know they showed up in lspci yesterday
[00:40] <\Kira> n8tuser: <IP_ADDRESS> is the IP while im inside the network, <IP_ADDRESS> is my external IP
[00:40] <FreeFull> I set Ubuntu up to automatically connect to my wifi network on start, and it does. My problem is that the DNS doesn't work until I manually do iwconfig wlan1 essid Main key off && dhclient wlan1. This started when I set up WPA using wpa_supplicant. Can anybody help?
[00:40] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> post the results of   fdisk -l    while that sd card is plugged in
[00:40] <OxDeadC0de> eww 4.0.1 sucks, all buggy, 4.0.3 in backports is where it's at :P (Unsupported)
[00:40] <\Kira> FreeFull: mabye put these commands in yours auto-run directory?
[00:40] <n8tuser> \Kira-> so where is the difficulty? what were you expecting to happen?
[00:41] <norcim1221> my Ubuntu install failed halfway durring install ... can I copy the rest of the files into disk from liveCD?
[00:41] <arrrghhh> norcim1221: try the install again
[00:41] <OxDeadC0de> freefull why don't you use network manager? it's a frontend to wpa-supplicant
[00:41] <FreeFull> \Kira: But that's cheating. I want to fix the problem the proper way
[00:41] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88878/
[00:41] <arrrghhh> norcim1221: maybe do a consistency check of the disc first.
[00:41] <norcim1221> install stop at same spot every tiime
[00:41] <n8tuser> FreeFull-> i can not get wpa to work still, so if you can disable wpa, i may be able to assist
[00:41] <\Kira> n8tuser: from outside my LAN, I get a different system than if I connect inside my lan. Actually, its a whole different network. If I connect the my dyndns from inside the network, it works. If I connect from outside, I get a different system
[00:41] <steve__> ubuntu 8.04:  cannot admin via GUI -- all options grayed out; not prompted for root.... IDEAS???
[00:41] <Claw6> im drunken
[00:41] <Claw6> lol
[00:41] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: NetworkManager has failed at managing my network since the upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10
[00:42] <arrrghhh> n8tuser: that gave me so much information, gnome-terminal won't even scroll thru it all.
[00:42] <gnu2it2> what is a good terminal program that will use a ttyUSB* to console a unix box?
[00:42] <\Kira> FreeFull: Just suggesting :P
[00:42] <n8tuser> \Kira-> the words different system does not mean much to me, what do you mean by that?
[00:42] <arrrghhh> they both show up in lsci thi, one is the BCM4318 and the other is BCM4306.
[00:42] <arrrghhh> lspci*
[00:42] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: I couldn't get it to work at all
[00:42] <andreasMadrid> hi
[00:42] <\Kira> n8tuser: I get a whole different network. Its as if the dyndns points me to a different IP if I connect from outside my lan
[00:42] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> it is not seen at all
[00:42] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh I use ndiswrapper for my bcm card
[00:42] <andreasMadrid> I have a problem with python
[00:43] <FreeFull> n8tuser: Without WPA the DNS works
[00:43] <n8tuser> arrrghhh-> learn to use the tools
[00:43] <norcim1221> arrrghhh: the disk is usb and stalls after a while...
[00:43] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: how do i make it seen then? maybe it needs to be formatted?
[00:43] <yoyoned> gnu2it2: gtkterm
[00:43] <OxDeadC0de> freefull :|, check your wifi drivers?? try alternate drivers?
[00:43] <n8tuser> \Kira-> host entry in you dns are screwed up, correct them then
[00:43] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: It's a goddamn DNS issue.
[00:43] <arrrghhh> OxDeadC0de: i used ndiswrapper previously, and i had both cards working... but then it started flaking out a lot of other things in the OS.
[00:43] <andreasMadrid> i waa told, it's due to errors in the python, ubuntu uses, as it doesn't occur qith python build from source
[00:43] <arrrghhh> i'm guessing i shouldn't have used both cards at the same time?
[00:43] <\Kira> n8tuser: If I connect to trillion.ath.cx from inside my network, I get sent to: <IP_ADDRESS> (my network). If I connect from outside my network to trillion.ath.cx, I get sent to something else
[00:43] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> maybe, is it a brand new one?
[00:43] <norcim1221> I can go into the new install... just need help configuring it
[00:44] <\Kira> n8tuser: in dyndns?
[00:44] <n8tuser> FreeFull-> oh well, i already said i cant get wpa to work in ubuntu, so i cant assist you there
[00:44] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: DNS doesn't work on startup if I don't do iwconfig wlan1 essid Main key off && dhclient wlan1
[00:44] <n8tuser> \Kira-> hang on let me check
[00:44] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: Even although Ubuntu is connected to the network before I do that
[00:44] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: what difference does it make? i just popped it into my camera and it works fine
[00:45] <phorensic> after i did last upgrade my system keeps crashing .. any log i can check to try to find problem? Any one else hacing issues?
[00:45] <macuser10> anyone here familiar with ppc ubuntu?
[00:45] <FreeFull> OxDeadC0de: Also, it can connect to IP addresses before I do that.
[00:45] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> it makes a whole lot of difference if the format is not understood
[00:45] <genii> macuser10: Probably the people in the channel #ubuntu-ppc  are :)
[00:45] <deepfriedsquirre> AAAAAAH
[00:45] <macuser10> genii: lol sorry, thanks
[00:45] <steve__> ubuntu 8.04:  cannot admin via GUI -- all options grayed out; not prompted for root.... IDEAS??
[00:45] <andreasMadrid> i was told, the errors come from an ubuntu patch
[00:46] <deepfriedsquirre> I just accidentally pasted into the terminal and it made testdisk do weird things to my disk geometry!
[00:46] <genii> macuser10: np. If it's too quiet there maybe return and ask
[00:46] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: ok what format do digital cameras use?
[00:46] <steve__> ohletmeinnowgodd:  digital
[00:46] <FreeFull> ohletmeinnowgodd: I believe most often it's FAT32
[00:46] <steve__> :)
[00:46] <n8tuser> \Kira-> from my end i can resolve that trillian.ath.cx to your outside ip address, now you want the internal (subnet) to do what?
[00:46] <keres> how do you uninstall gimp via terminal?
[00:47] <FreeFull> keres: sudo apt-get remove gimp
[00:47] <phix> hey, how do I disable the network manager? or at least get it to stop enabling DHCP on eth0 (as eth0 is in a bridge)
[00:47] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> i dont know, which camera do you have?
[00:47] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: a panasonic lumix
[00:47] <arrrghhh> pidgin doesn't seem to highlight my name...
[00:47] <steve__> keres:  sudo find / -name \*gimp\* -exec rm -rf {} \;               <<<< just kidding... dangerous!
[00:47] <arrrghhh> when others say it tat is
[00:47] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: dmc lc80
[00:48] <phix> steve__: dangerous indeed :)
[00:48] <macuser10> genii: 4 active, but no responses
[00:48] <FreeFull> steve__: That sort of stuff is not allowed. It would erase all his stuff :/
[00:48] <steve__> ohletmeinnowgodd:   GOOGLE "panasonic lumix filesystem type"
[00:48] <\Kira> n8tuser: thats wierd. I cant connect to trillion.ath.cx from outside network without getting sent to a IP thats not mine. Did you connect via port 80? What was displayed on the page? Could you please tell me the ports open? I appreciate your help so far :)
[00:48] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> lets step back,  uplugged it,  and run dmesg, then replug it back in and run dmesg again, note the diffrences in the last few lines
[00:48] <steve__> phix:  I always liked:   "sudo rm -rf *.* "
[00:49] <Ward1983> im trying to compile a prog, but for some reason it fails on my dirname which has a space in it....
[00:49] <n8tuser> steve__-> that is not a nice advice
[00:49] <Ward1983> how can i find the mistake? im not a programmer
[00:49] <Peddy> !dangre
[00:49] <Peddy> !danger
[00:49] <Peddy> :/
[00:49] <n8tuser> \Kira-> its stalling
[00:49] <Bsims> Ward1983: try "directory foo"
[00:49] <\Kira> n8tuser: it does that.... Would you know why?
[00:50] <Peddy> If I'm running an http webserver, which ports should I forward from my router to my computer?
[00:50] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: no difference
[00:50] <Bsims> steve__: I hope your bumhole grows teeth and slowly eats you whole
[00:50] <Ward1983> Bsims, lol not that way
[00:50] <n8tuser> \Kira-> are you serving a page?
[00:50] <georgy_28> Peddy, : 80
[00:50]  * Bsims winks at Ward1983 I'm a wiccan we know from curses
[00:50] <Ward1983> Bsims, make install fails while make goes fine, the error is it cannot find /home/myname/installed , the real dir is /home/myname/installed sources
[00:50] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> you have to wait for a few, for it to be detected, do it over
[00:50] <Peddy> Thanks georgy_28, I was doing 8080 accidentally :)
[00:50] <\Kira> n8tuser: serving a page? My apache server currently only displays the standard "It works!" message
[00:50] <CheesyWeasel> on Hardy, how do i set up vlc so it automatically plays my dvds when i put them in?
[00:51] <genii> macuser10: I'd say ask your Q here then, it may not be ppc specific
[00:51] <CheesyWeasel> i had it set up like that on gutsy, but i upgraded
[00:51] <steve__> sorry if my Solaris humour is too dry.   I'll try to use more smilies.  :(
[00:51] <keres> how do you uninstall gimp via terminal?
[00:51] <SOURdiesel> i installed intrepid on this lenovo y530 today and can't seem to get the sound to work properly.  can someone please help me.
[00:51] <\Kira> n8tuser: it runs a sauerbraten game server, but I dont think it runs a heavy connection
[00:51] <phorensic> sudo apt-get install gimp
[00:51] <Peddy> georgy_28: TCP, or TCP and UDP?
[00:51] <n8tuser> \Kira-> but is your apache serving to the outside facing interface that has the ip address of trillian.ath.cx ?
[00:51] <keres> phorensic: uninstal
[00:51] <georgy_28> Peddy, : can do both
[00:51] <phorensic> sudo apt-get remove --purge gimp
[00:51] <Bsims> Ward1983: can you tell make install where to install it to at compile time? you might try home/whatever/installed_sources
[00:51] <mrwes> fryguy: you ever fix that video card?
[00:52] <phorensic> or without --urge
[00:52] <Bsims> steve__: Heh we get /alot/ of newbies who don't know not to do dat
[00:52] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88882/ without sd plugged in
[00:52] <Ward1983> Bsims, i duno i never did that
[00:52] <kf4bzt> Hi all..I have a  Gateway MX6440 and it seems to be slow when it comes to Ubuntu with Gnome and sometimes KDE.  Any ideas for what to look at to fix this??
[00:52] <CheesyWeasel> on Hardy, how do i set up vlc so it automatically plays my dvds when i put them in?
[00:52] <Bsims> Ward1983: it might work its a common problem with commandline proggrams
[00:53] <TriBeCa99> ok guys, how do i mount both of my RAID arrays so I can copy my entire filesystem from one to the other? i need everything so the install stays intact
[00:53] <SOURdiesel> i installed intrepid on this lenovo y530 today and can't seem to get the sound to work properly.  can someone please help me.
[00:53] <TriBeCa99> and so i can boot of the one i'm not yet using
[00:53] <phorensic> CheesyWeasel: right click - properties - open with?
[00:53] <\Kira> n8tuser: I didnt understand that......  my router port forwards port 80 to my server, and I can connect inside my LAN using trillion.ath.cx and view the it works page, but outside gives me a blank page of a network with alot more ports than mine open. Can you tell how many ports are open yet?
[00:53] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> and when it is plugged in?
[00:54] <Bsims> TriBeCa99: what kind of raid is it?
[00:54] <ohletmeinnowgodd> http://paste.ubuntu.com/88885/
[00:54] <extor> Can someone unban me from #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[00:54] <n8tuser> \Kira-> nope, i didnt do a port scan
[00:54] <TriBeCa99> Bsims: ubuntu software raid
[00:54] <Dolo> fixme:virtual:NtAllocateVirtualMemory MEM_WRITE_WATCH type not supported
[00:54] <\Kira> n8tuser: could you try please?
[00:54] <Dolo> fixme:advapi:CheckTokenMembership (0x174 0x165610 0x5aeedd8) stub!
[00:54] <CheesyWeasel> phorensic: i want it to automatically do it. when i plug in my dvd, it should open up vlc. i did it on gutsy
[00:54] <ohletmeinnowgodd> this is interesting :    72.798305] mmcblk0: unable to set block size to 512: -110 [   72.798320] mmcblk: probe of mmc0:1585 failed with error -22
[00:55] <steve__> Bsims:  I thot I had appended my line with a warning NOT to do that... but I'll be nice...
[00:55] <Odd-rationale> extor: you would have to talk to #ubuntu-ops
[00:55] <TriBeCa99> Bsims: I have a RAID1 with ubuntu on it, and an empty degraded RAID10. I need to move everything to the RAID10, tear down the RAID1, and add those devices to the RAID10
[00:55] <n8tuser> \Kira-> nope i dont have the tools at the moment
[00:55] <jepp> do anyone know where to download libjavaplugin.so for 64bit machines?
[00:55] <\Kira> n8tuser: I understand, thanks anyways.
[00:55] <CheesyWeasel> anybody?
[00:55] <BobPenguin> hey there. I can not download my upgrades for 8.04. I get these: W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shadow/login_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu2.2_i386.deb
[00:55] <BobPenguin>   Could not connect to localhost:4001 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused) Should I be worried?
[00:55] <CheesyWeasel> on Hardy, how do i set up vlc so it automatically plays my dvds when i put them in?
[00:55] <n8tuser> jepp-> in same place where plugins directory should be
[00:55] <Bsims> TriBeCa99: Hrm software raid.. dunno I'd normally suggest if they were mirrored simply breaking the raid, and mirroring off the one drive and then shutting down and reinstall the second drive
[00:55] <r0ny_> hi,i cant fimd tomcat commons-logging with the defayult installation,any ideas
[00:56] <jepp> n8tuser, where do you mean exactly?
[00:56] <TriBeCa99> Bsims: the issue is that the ubuntu installer can't do RAID10, but mdadm can. I've set up both arrays, but need to move the install to the RAID10 (which currently has two missing drives)
[00:56] <phorensic> CheesyWeasel: oh ok yah i dont know offhand
[00:56] <n8tuser> r0ny_-> is it activated? do you have the jar files for commons-logging in the correct directory?
[00:56] <TriBeCa99> then i can add the two RAID1 drives to the RAID10 array
[00:56] <Bsims> TriBeCa99: sorry, no real experence with raid on linux...
[00:56] <phix> hey, when installing Ubuntu I told it the clock was set to UTC time, I want to change this to localtime now, how does one do this?
[00:56] <TriBeCa99> i just can't figure out how to copy everything from one array to the other
[00:57] <TriBeCa99> ok... anyone else?
[00:57] <keres> how do you uninstall gimpshop?
[00:57] <n8tuser> jepp-> like /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[00:57] <phix> hey, how do I disable the network manager? or at least get it to stop enabling DHCP on eth0 (as eth0 is in a bridge)
[00:57] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: see?
[00:57] <phorensic> keres: Did you install it from source?
[00:57] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: nautilus preferences
[00:57] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: where?
[00:57] <keres> phorensic: .deb
[00:57] <BobPenguin> I cannot download updates for my 8.04 box. I get this: W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shadow/login_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu2.2_i386.deb  Could not connect to localhost:4001 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused) should I be worried for that?
[00:57] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : can your paste the output cat /proc/mdstat ?
[00:57] <keres> phorensic: synaptic?
[00:57] <r0ny_> n8tuser: i cant find the jar files actually
[00:57] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: last tab
[00:57] <steve__> Bsims: phorensic: n8tuser: ubottu:  any idea why all ADMIN GUI's are grayed out and I am not  prompted for root when I start an Admin GUI window?
[00:57] <phorensic> keres: yah
[00:57] <BobPenguin> keres I think u can use synaptic to uninstall deb packages too
[00:58] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: can't paste as it's a seperate box, but i'll run it and brb
[00:58] <phix> Don't worry, it's fine, I enjoy talking to myself.
[00:58] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: well i just hooked up the camera to the usb port and the SD shows up
[00:58] <jepp> n8tuser ^^, I don't mean that. sun has published a java applet for 64 bit systems. but I don't know where to download the libjavaplugin.so so I can put it to /usr/lib...
[00:58] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: last tab?
[00:58] <n8tuser> r0ny_-> well perhaps thats the reason why it is not doing the logging you expect, missing jar files
[00:58] <phix> Hello self, how's it going?
[00:58] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: it just doesnt show up on its own
[00:58] <keres> bobpenguin: yes
[00:58] <phorensic> Are you tryig to start it from the terminal?
[00:58] <phix> oh not bad, what's new?
[00:58] <Scunizi_> keres: System>Admin>Synaptic Pkg Mgr
[00:58] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: yes, edit -> preferences -> media
[00:58] <steve__> keres:  sudo apt-get install gimpshop
[00:58] <r0ny_> n8tuser: how that will come,i done a default installation of tomcat6
[00:58] <BobPenguin> cool keres, than I guess its solved :)
[00:58] <Bsims> steve__: Not a clue sorry, I'd suggest a reinstall
[00:58] <r0ny_> hey i have the logs folder,and log files,but not this jar file
[00:58] <phix> not much, just sitting in #ubuntu waiting for an answer to two questions, what about you?
[00:59] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : normally the command to add a device for raid1 is : mdadm --add /dev/mdX /dev/sdX
[00:59] <phix> yeah same.
[00:59]  * Bsims snaps my fingers steve__ Hrm check /etc/sudoers
[00:59] <BobPenguin> I cannot download updates for my 8.04 box. I get this: W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shadow/login_<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu2.2_i386.deb  Could not connect to localhost:4001 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (111 Connection refused) should I be worried for that?
[00:59] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: basically it has md1 (raid1) and md0 (raid10)
[00:59] <keres> steve__: i wanted to get rid of it, not install it
[00:59] <r00tl> how do i fix the 'unable to resolve host MYHOSTNAME'
[00:59] <n8tuser> ohletmeinnowgodd-> thats a possibility, i already said as it is, its in a filesystem format not understood by ubuntu
[00:59] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: I already have the arrays. I just need to move the entire filesystem and installation from md0 to md1
[00:59] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: in what?
[00:59] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: nautilus
[00:59] <steve__> Bsims:  I'm already in sudoers;  also I'm in admin and sudo groups in /etc/group
[00:59] <phix> BobPenguin: you are running a ubuntu mirror on your computer?
[01:00] <genii> r00tl: Put in /etc/hosts a line:    <IP_ADDRESS> MYHOSTNAME
[01:00] <Bsims> steve__: Not a clue sorry... wish I could help more
[01:00] <BobPenguin> phix no I'm not. I'm running ktorrent and firefox only
[01:00] <kf4bzt> Hi all..I have a  Gateway MX6440 and it seems to be slow when it comes to Ubuntu with Gnome and sometimes KDE.  Any ideas for what to look at to fix this??
[01:00] <BobPenguin> at leas as far as I know, Phix
[01:00] <phix> BobPenguin: so you have a problem then :) edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[01:00] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: ok well this should work for now
[01:00] <steve__> keres:  sorry:  'sudo apt-get remove --purge gimpshop'
[01:00] <n8tuser> r0ny_-> go and visit the nice folks of #tomcat  at undernet.org   the guy that wrote the orielly book is the operator there
[01:00] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: i dont see an option for vlc, nor do i see a custom option
[01:00] <phix> BobPenguin: or use synpatic to set up a proper mirror
[01:00] <ohletmeinnowgodd> n8tuser: thanks anyways
[01:00] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: what version of ubuntu?
[01:01] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: hardy
[01:01] <gulp> see u
[01:01] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: it's there an intrepid.  You probably need to mess with some files somewhere to get it to work in hardy
[01:01] <jrib> s/an/in
[01:01] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: well darn
[01:01] <BobPenguin> ok thanks phix
[01:02] <n8tuser> r0ny_-> or also look at tomcat site for hints of logging with commons jar file
[01:02] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: any ideas?
[01:02] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: iirc, you just need to have the right options in vlc's .desktop file.  So you could probably just use the one from intrepid (or at least compare the 2 and make some educated guesses)
[01:02] <r0ny_> n8tuser: looks like commons-logging is built into tomcat6
[01:02] <CheesyWeasel> in nautilus' options, how do i add a custom command? for example, i want dvds to open in vlc.
[01:02] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: i'll figure it out. thanks for the help.
[01:02] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: here's mine from intrepid: http://paste.ubuntu.com/88891/
[01:03] <r0ny_> n8tuser: you ever used log4j with tomcat
[01:03] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: /usr/share/applications/vlc.desktop that is
[01:03] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : no
[01:03] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: i'd rather not change parts of my system to intrepid.
[01:03] <TriBeCa99> :-/
[01:03] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: k
[01:03] <TriBeCa99> guy i was talking to yesterday said to use a liveCD or something, but i can't get the ubuntu liveCD to work
[01:03] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : need the output from cat /proc/mdstat
[01:04] <kevdog> yo everyone
[01:04] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: what specifically do you need? i have it up on the ubuntu rig
[01:05] <Dolo> fixme:virtual:NtAllocateVirtualMemory MEM_WRITE_WATCH type not supported
[01:05] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : need to see the arrays and the disk in use
[01:06] <SOURdiesel> i installed intrepid on this lenovo y530 today and can't seem to get the sound to work properly.  can someone please help me.
[01:06] <obione> hi
[01:07] <[TiZ]> Hi. I have really bad audio lag in DosBox. I'm running Ubuntu Intrepid. Pulse Audio's fault, right? Can I fix it without removing or disabling PulseAudio? It seems like it would be a huge pain.
[01:07] <[TiZ]> Removing/Disabling pulse, that is
[01:07] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: md1 is active RAID10 with 'missing /dev/sdc1 missing /dev/sdd1' and md0 is active RAID1 with '/dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1'
[01:07] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: anything else?
[01:07] <\Kira> whats a command line bandwidth monitering tool in the respritories?
[01:07] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: if you want, you could just use ~/.local/share/applications/ to place the .desktop file as well
[01:08] <OxDeadC0de> [TiZ] try pasuspender dosbox
[01:08] <Dolo> any body know how to fix this?   fixme:virtual:NtAllocateVirtualMemory MEM_WRITE_WATCH type not supported
[01:08] <[TiZ]> Okay.
[01:08] <OxDeadC0de> Dolo edit the wine source code and fix it
[01:08] <eseven73> Kira i believe nmap and iptraf
[01:09] <Dolo> how do i edit the source code to fix it
[01:09] <andreasMadrid> http://pastebin.com/d6b2f0ee6
[01:09] <Dolo> link ?
[01:09] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: just put it in there?
[01:09] <OxDeadC0de> Dolo learn programming languages, learn the open source svn/cvs structure, download svn wine, edit, submit a patch
[01:09] <fryguy> Dolo: the source code for development purposes is available via cvs checkout on wine-hq
[01:09] <andreasMadrid> these are the debian/ubuntu-caused errors: http://pastebin.com/d6b2f0ee6
[01:09] <[TiZ]> OxDeadC0de, it didn't work. I'm using Spear of Destiny as a test case, and shooting one shot with my machine gun. There's about 0.5s of lag between the shot appearing and me hearing it.
[01:10] <\Kira> eseven73: thanks :)
[01:10] <kf4bzt> I have a  Gateway MX6440 and it seems to be slow when it comes to Ubuntu with Gnome and sometimes KDE.  Any ideas for what to look at to fix this??
[01:10] <eseven73> yw
[01:10] <OxDeadC0de> [TiZ] then it's not pulseaudio's fault, pasuspender suspends pulse
[01:10] <SOURdiesel> i installed intrepid on this lenovo y530 today and can't seem to get the sound to work properly.  can someone please help me.
[01:10] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: yes, that should work.  You might want to check the differences between what your current vlc.desktop is however, just to see what is changing
[01:10] <OxDeadC0de> [TiZ] check your dosbox config files
[01:10] <Dolo> so ur saying uve got no idea how to fix it so i should go learn everything and fix it myself?
[01:11] <fryguy> Dolo: that's how programming works, yes
[01:11] <OxDeadC0de> Dolo or wait until someone else learns everything and fix's it themself
[01:11] <[TiZ]> OxDeadC0de, no it doesn't. Apparently not. I just started up a song in QuodLibet. I did pasuspender dosbox, and I can still hear it.
[01:12] <cayce> i have a problem with volume control on my hp pavilion dv1000 laptop.  when i press the volume up/down buttons or use the sytem tray volume control slider, it randomly mutes as you try to progress volume up or down
[01:12] <cayce> it's really strange and random behavior
[01:12] <OxDeadC0de> [TiZ] then killall pulseaudio -9
[01:13] <bexamous> Anyone have an idea of how to match a device (eg /dev/sr0) to its 'name'... eg in dmesg I see "NECVMWar VMware IDE..."
[01:13] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy: welcome back
[01:13] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: never left.
[01:13] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: just a bunch of new MIME info
[01:13] <[TiZ]> Okay, just killed pulse.
[01:13] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: i used yours. nothing
[01:13] <[TiZ]> And now I have no sound at all.
[01:14] <petafile> I'm trying to install ubuntu as a dual boot on a machine with a intel ich9r fakeraid raid 1 setup w/ 2 mirrored drives.  I'm using the alternate CD, but it chokes when I try to resize the existing ntfs partition on teh volume "partman:  Error running 'ntfsresize --info'
[01:14] <petafile> any thoughts?
[01:14] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : sorry but not sure what to do, but try : mdadm --stop /dev/md0  mdadm --add /dev/md1 /dev/sda1
[01:14] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: right, I'm guessing x-content/video-dvd is new.  You may need to do some combination of update-desktop-database, restarting nautilus, or logging out and back in
[01:14] <lintian> hi
[01:14] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: i restarted nautilus. i'll try update-desktop-database
[01:15] <[TiZ]> I'm going to purge pulse now.
[01:15] <jrib> CheesyWeasel: how did you restart nautilus?
[01:15] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: killed it.
[01:15] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: then ran it again
[01:15] <petafile> no thoughts?
[01:15] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: the update worked
[01:15] <CheesyWeasel> jrib: thanks
[01:17] <boulbul> Hi , I would like to install ubuntu on my pc...but i ham not so sure which version...what is the difference between Ubuntu Studio 8.10 and Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex)
[01:17] <ty> hello, does any1 know anout setting up auto-ops on ircd-hybrid irc server? Im trying to make it to where when i join my chat it ops me automaticaly, but without an irc bot
[01:18] <boulbul> thanks in advance
[01:18] <fryguy> boulbul: just the default set of packages that get installed
[01:18] <xiamx> how to make grub support 16:10 resolution like 1440x900?
[01:18] <digitalnorm> hi everybody.  anybody know where to find a list of ubuntu processes and their priority or neccessity (like black viper's list for windows) so i know which to turn off to improve efficiency?
[01:18] <n8tuser> xiamx-> such a high resolution just to boot? i dont think so, it was not designed for such
[01:19] <petafile> is there a better channel to ask about fakeraid problems?
[01:19] <boulbul> fryguy: I want to be very flexible and install ...what package would you recommend please?
[01:19] <xiamx> n8tuser: well, actuallly for console framebuffer, because 4:3 looks weird on a wide screen monitor
[01:20] <tclduh> anyone know how to install mongrel on intrepid?
[01:20] <fryguy> boulbul: just install a base ubuntu install
[01:20] <genii> petafile: They know quite a bit abot raid systems in #ubuntu-server
[01:20] <ty> oh well, bye. Thanks anyway
[01:20] <tclduh>  gem install mongrel - ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
[01:20] <genii> petafile: (if you find someone awake)
[01:20] <boulbul> fryguy: thank you
[01:21] <YerbaMate> Hello
[01:21] <fryguy> tclduh: apt-get install mongrel
[01:21] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: I can do that fine later... but i need to copy the filesystem over first, don't I? or it won't be able to boot...
[01:21] <tclduh> fryguy: ty!
[01:22] <fryguy> digitalnorm: are you referring to bootup, or starting an X session?
[01:22] <thomc> Is it possible to use RealPlayer in Ubuntu 64?
[01:22] <r00tl> how can i fix a NODHCPOFFERS received error?
[01:22] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : I guess
[01:22] <n8tuser> xiamx-> still, they were not designed for such high resolution, default is vesa
[01:23] <fryguy> r00tl: configure your network router correctly
[01:23] <YerbaMate> In my notebook i can boot only fro m fdd and hdd. So how i can run live CD?
[01:23] <xiamx>  n8tuser: it's fine to lower the resolution, but I want it to be 16:10, is there any way to do that?
[01:23] <r00tl> router is fine, lappy is connected through it..server wont
[01:24] <fryguy> YerbaMate: logic would say that you can't.  If you can't boot from CD, as you claim, then you can't run the livecd
[01:24] <n8tuser> xiamx-> i do not think they have made for such ratio
[01:24] <Sune> I only have one partition, with Ubuntu, but I want to create a second partition to install another OS on without whiping the data I have. Is this possible? I do have like 80+ gigs free
[01:24] <fryguy> Sune: use a partitioning tool like gparted
[01:24] <digitalnorm> fryguy:  i don't know  audacity is dragging and i think if i turned off some processes it might have enough cpu for itself.
[01:24] <phorensic> sune yes partition the space
[01:24] <n8tuser> r00tl-> wifi? or ethernet?
[01:24] <fryguy> digitalnorm: well look at top and see what else is using cpu
[01:24] <r00tl> cat6 ethernet
[01:25] <xiamx> n8tuser: ok thanks
[01:25] <Sune> gparted?
[01:25] <fryguy> Sune: right
[01:25] <centr0> how can i del all files except foo1.tar and foo2.tar in a dir?
[01:25] <r00tl> used the same cable with lappy, connects fine.
[01:25] <fryguy> centr0: easiest way would be to move those 2 files, rm *, and then move them back
[01:25] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: well i just mounted md1 in a new directory and am trying a sudo cp -R / /dirname/
[01:25] <cvd-pr> hello q  es la que  ha
[01:25] <cvd-pr> y
[01:25] <YerbaMate> Fryguy: so how win98 worked?
[01:25] <Sune> Do I want the gparted .iso or .zip download fryguy?
[01:25] <fryguy> YerbaMate: no idea, this is #ubuntu, not #wind98
[01:26] <fryguy> Sune: no idea
[01:26] <TriBeCa99> win98 never worked
[01:26] <georgy_28> TriBeCa99, : beter sudo cp  -dpR
[01:26] <centr0> fryguy: simple enough. :P
[01:26] <Sune> kay, I'll just guess
[01:26] <n8tuser> r00tl-> anything unique with your nic card on the server?
[01:26] <r00tl> its onboard.
[01:26] <n8tuser> !who | r00tl
[01:26] <fryguy> r00tl: is it listed in ifconfig
[01:27] <TriBeCa99> georgy_28: ok. running again. it still fails to copy a bunch of stuff from /proc/ and /proc/sys
[01:27] <r00tl> fryguy, eth0 reports link encap: ethernet eth0:avahi reports inet addr: <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:28] <cvd-pr> how to join ubuntu-es, sorrry im a litle drunk
[01:28] <cellofellow> cvd-pr: /join #ubuntu-es
[01:28] <fryguy> cvd-pr: /j #ubuntu-es
[01:28] <foznot> my keyboard won't tab complete anymore, any suggestions?
[01:28] <AndreasMadrid> hi!
[01:28] <AndreasMadrid> I have a directory which is displayed as empty in Nautilus but as full of files in terminal
[01:29] <cvd-pr> is say im  banned , what the hell
[01:29] <AndreasMadrid> why is this?
[01:29] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: are the files hidden
[01:29] <AndreasMadrid> no
[01:29] <Firefishe> HI all
[01:29] <phorensic> AndreasMadrid: hit ctrl+h
[01:29] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: what is the output of ls -a in the terminal, and what directory is it
[01:29] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy: no. and even if i check the "show hidden files" they don't show up
[01:29] <digitalnorm> fryguy: as it turns out it is memory not cpu.  not much i can do about that, right?
[01:30] <fryguy> digitalnorm: you can close some things that are using up memory. you can also switch to a different desktop environment that uses less resources like I did
[01:30] <AndreasMadrid> phorensic ctrl h  renders no result, it remains empty
[01:30] <phorensic> fryguy: what about more swap?
[01:30] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy it's a directory that i created for music
[01:31] <axisys> is there a tool that can be used as a wrapper to rcs ? i just to edit the file and the rcs will happend in the background.. in other words i call to edit and right away a rcs copy will check out and as soon as i finish writing .. and close out .. a copy with be checked in
[01:31] <Firefishe> I'm running ubuntu intrepid, 2.6.27-9-generic kernel.  My dvd drive starts being recognized by the system at boot time, as normally it would.  However, I did a cd copy (through brasero), and when it asked me to insert a burnable medium (which I did), then shut the tray (laptop, btw), now the system won't even recognize that the dvd drive is there anymore.
[01:31] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy ls -a  shows a long list of files in green color
[01:31] <phorensic> AndreasMadrid: Dunno then.. You sure its the same file spelled exactly the same
[01:31] <wx9j> how do I reverse an auto upgrade
[01:31] <fryguy> phorensic: swap isn't going to solve slow performance
[01:32] <fryguy> wx9j: you don't
[01:32] <phorensic> fryguy: ahh
[01:32] <AndreasMadrid> the very same directory
[01:32] <phorensic> Green isn't the color for symlink is it?
[01:32] <fryguy> it's not, he copied from windows
[01:32] <tyrone> hello I have this command " rename 's/\.*\;1//' *.*\;1 " to rename multiple files, but the files are in multiple directories is there a way of making it 'recursive' ??
[01:33] <fryguy> tyrone: find . -type d -exec yourrenamecommandhere \
[01:33] <fryguy> ;
[01:33] <AndreasMadrid> phorensic I don't know what the colors mean
[01:33] <tyrone> thanks
[01:34] <chefan> hi. I have an ubuntu/flash related issue, wanted to ask if someone else observed that
[01:34] <AndreasMadrid> it's a bright green
[01:34] <fryguy> !ask | chefan
[01:34] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: what is the path to the directory
[01:34] <chefan> that was just the prolog to know thw context ;) i don't want to confuse ;)
[01:34] <RequinB4> someone know how to increase FPS on dosbox
[01:34] <fryguy> RequinB4: get a faster pc
[01:35] <r00tl> faster video card*
[01:35] <RequinB4> fryguy: that's helpful, but i remember there being a setting i had to tweak
[01:35] <fryguy> video card will do little to nothing
[01:35] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy: /host/gnutella/complete
[01:35] <icefyre> hi everyone
[01:35] <icefyre> I was hoping someone could help me
[01:35] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: why are you making new root level directories?
[01:35] <RequinB4> icefyre: just ask
[01:36] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy: I'm new to linux. My first week
[01:36] <icefyre> I'm trying to complete an install of ubuntu 8.10 using wubi
[01:36] <M25> ok, so I'm dialed into my other computer with ssh, and I want to run VLC using x-forwarding, but have the video be displayed on the monitor that's connected to that computer.  Can it be done?
[01:36] <chefan> thing is, that text input in utf-8 works in windows, even in wine on ubuntu, but with the linux flashplugin on ff3/xubuntu the characterset is not recognized properly and text input fails
[01:36] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy: I com from windows and have dual boot now for a transition phase
[01:36] <fryguy> M25: yes
[01:36] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> now its a good time to do some tutorials on how to use linux
[01:36] <Rabbitbunny> So... If the driver it recommends for my nvidea card says it doesn't do GXL.. there's basically no chance of it working eh?
[01:36] <RequinB4> fryguy: i'm working on a core2duo, and its (still?) slow
[01:36] <icefyre> I'm at the reboot part of the install but ubuntu crashes into busybox with no error message
[01:36] <M25> fryguy: without VNC/RDP?
[01:36] <AndreasMadrid> and I saved them into the win part, as there i still have more free space
[01:36] <fryguy> M25: ssh -X host, then commands you run that need an x server will run on your local x server
[01:36] <icefyre> I tried the different menu options
[01:36] <TriBeCa99> REquinB4: which core2duo?
[01:36] <icefyre> but nothing works
[01:36] <icefyre> just keeps crashing
[01:37] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> get a book or spend lots of coffee time at a bookstore to read up
[01:37] <icefyre> when I try to boot up
[01:37] <vyson> how do i change my write permissions
[01:37] <jrib> vyson: to?
[01:37] <M25> fryguy: yeah, but I want the resulting video displayed on the remote computer's monitor
[01:37] <DavyZ> hey whenever i press 'shift' key its opening the shutdown/restart thing.. how to fix this?
[01:37] <icefyre> anyone have any ideas how I can get it to boot?
[01:37] <fryguy> vyson: chmod is used to change permissions
[01:37] <M25> fryguy: I've got x forwarding working fine
[01:37] <RequinB4> TriBeCa99: i'm not sure how it matters, but i don' tknow.  I'm trying to increase my fps and i remember doing it via some settings somewhere
[01:37] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: i hoped i could do without it. I never read a book on windows either
[01:37] <fryguy> M25: your best bet for something like that would be to use xpra.  the X11 protocol doesn't work that way
[01:38] <jrib> vyson: what do you want to change the permissions of?
[01:38] <xzela> M25, why not stream the video over the nextwork instead of using x-forwarding?
[01:38] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> you think things happen by magic eh? hehehe
[01:38] <vyson> fryguy: whats the chmod command i used sudo to install the program then it just hangs there when trying to launch
[01:38] <tyrone> fryguy it didn't work
[01:38] <TriBeCa99> RequinB4: i was just curious as to whether one would expect it be slow. the older c2d's aren't especially fast anymore :)
[01:38] <DavyZ> hey whenever i press 'shift' key its opening the shutdown/restart thing.. how to fix this
[01:38] <fryguy> tyrone: then you didn't type the command correctly
[01:38] <vyson> jrib: i want to change the permisison of folder
[01:38] <icefyre> chmod is used to change the permissions a file is granted
[01:38] <M25> xzela: because I don't want the video locally, I want to control the remote display of a video locally (using my laptop as a tv remote essentially) but have the actual vido display elsewhere
[01:38] <fryguy> tyrone: or it was excaped correctly. review the manpage of find for specific usage details of -exec
[01:38] <jrib> vyson: be more specific.
[01:39] <icefyre> u need ot add parameters to the chmod command
[01:39] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser on windows they did
[01:39] <tyrone> fryguy  ok thanks
[01:39] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> well not is the most opportune time to read a book or do tutorials
[01:39] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser i hope, ubuntu is advanced enough already to be mostly intuitive
[01:39] <icefyre> can anyone give me a next step to troubleshoot why I'm crashing into busybox when I try to boot?
[01:40] <jrib> !away > Robb_Away
[01:40] <vyson> jrib: is there a command that i can use that automatically installs the programm without any read write restrictions eg sudo -i
[01:40] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> advanced enuff? what do you meant by that?
[01:40] <icefyre> is there a log file I can access via busybox to figure out where I'm crashing?
[01:40] <icefyre> I can't access /var/log
[01:40] <fryguy> M25: if an X server is already running on the remote machine, you can try using xauth to force authentication to that server and set DISPLAY correctly, but it's likely not going to work
[01:40] <jrib> vyson: why aren't you answering my question?  I'm asking it because it sounds like there may be a better way to do whatever it is you are trying to do.
[01:41] <Satanislav> Hi all. Does anyone know where in Ubuntu is stored default mount point to USB drive?
[01:41] <fryguy> vyson: root permissions exist for a reason
[01:41] <M25> fryguy: yeah, I figured it'd be tough, I assume there's no way to draw directly to the screen without using X?
[01:41] <jrib> vyson: what exactly are you installing?
[01:41] <fryguy> Satanislav: /media usually
[01:41] <icefyre> it's usually /media
[01:41] <n8tuser> Satanislav-> mount points are just directories
[01:41] <vyson> jrib: thinkorswim
[01:41] <tyrone> fryguy, the command is working but it is not going to every directory
[01:41] <keres> what is the software source for gimp-2.6?
[01:41] <fryguy> M25: there is, but not a remote screen
[01:41] <jrib> !info gimp | keres
[01:41] <fryguy> tyrone: find . -type d without anything else will show you every directory it's running in
[01:42] <M25> fryguy: gotcha, thanks for xpra though, that'll come in handy elsewhere
[01:42] <n8tuser> keres-> have you tried to google for such?
[01:42] <jrib> keres: gimp is 2.6 in intrepid
[01:42] <keres> jrib: will 2.6 work in 8.04?
[01:42] <Satanislav> fryguy, yeah =) but inside /media?
[01:42] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: in former times only experts could handle a computer, start it and feed it with long stripes that had holes, now even people without much knowledge can use them. The easier to use, the less the human has to understand the workings of the machine, and the more the machine can be made to do what the human wants, the more advanced is the sytem
[01:42] <vyson> jrib: the thinkorswim folder in my directory has a lock picture on the icon does that mean its write disbaled
[01:42] <fryguy> Satanislav: yes
[01:42] <cellofellow> keres: try getdeb.net, has 2.6 for 8.04
[01:43] <jrib> keres: probably, yes.  But that version is not in the ubuntu repositoires
[01:43] <icefyre> I have to exorcise windows from this machine, tried holy water and ubuntu but I keep dumping into busybox, can someone help me get Gnome up and running?
[01:43] <DavyZ> hey whenever i press 'shift' key its opening the shutdown/restart thing.. how to fix this?
[01:43] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> ah okay
[01:43] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: till now it looks good. Apart from some probs i had with wifi and now the discrepancy between termianl and nautilus
[01:43] <Satanislav> fryguy, I mean, for example my iPod mounts to /media/IPOD, I want to change it to /media/ipod, how can I do that?
[01:43] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: they should both show the same content of the same directory, shouldn't they?
[01:43] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> may i suggested you get really acclimated with command line, dont use gui for a while :P
[01:44] <fryguy> Satanislav: change the label inside of your ipod
[01:44] <M25> DavyZ: either unplug and replug your keyboard (keyboard thinks it's got some buttons stuck) or go to System->Preferences->Keyboard in your menu and poke around
[01:44] <fryguy> Satanislav: or take a look at the hal rules in /etc and forcefully override them (not recommended)
[01:44] <Satanislav> fryguy, don't want.
[01:44] <vyson> jrib: how do i use the chmod command
[01:44] <jrib> vyson: how did you install it?
[01:44] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: that will be hard for me. i love gui. I forget or missspell commands
[01:44] <M25> AndreasMadrid: if you want to learn Bash/command line: www.linuxcommand.org I think
[01:44] <fryguy> Satanislav: the directory is named after the name of the label for the drive you are mountain
[01:44] <Satanislav> fryguy, thanks for the last one.
[01:44] <fryguy> mounting*
[01:44] <n8tuser> Satanislav-> if you wish, you can look in /etc/udev/rules.d   for how udev assigns names to devices
[01:45] <fryguy> n8tuser: udev is for /dev stuff, not /media, he needs hal for /media
[01:45] <propaganda> hi...
[01:45] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> you wont forget, you will be more in-tune in no time
[01:45] <AndreasMadrid> m25 thx. if i really have to.....    Hoped to get around it. As for starting my tv set or my car i need no commands either
[01:45] <Satanislav> n8tuser, thanks a lot, it should be a clue.
[01:45] <vyson> i downloaded the thinkorswim sh file to my desktop then i typed sudo sh ./thinkorswim_installer.sh
[01:45] <jrib> vyson: and where did you install it to?
[01:45] <n8tuser> fryguy-> mount point for such can be dictated by udev rules
[01:46] <jrib> !who | vyson
[01:46] <keres> wow, people can be mean on #gimp
[01:46] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser is there also a command line music player?
[01:46] <icefyre> verbose mode doesn't show an error for the installer either
[01:46] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> mplayer yes
[01:46] <fryguy> keres: people in almost all linux related channels are mean
[01:46] <reduz> hi, my numpad no longer works, does weird things when i press keys on it
[01:46] <reduz> any idea?
[01:46] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser ah, tx
[01:46] <Jpdota> hi, i'm looking for some help resolving a networking issue with ubuntu
[01:46] <Jpdota> oops
[01:46] <jrib> reduz: weird things like move your mouse?
[01:46] <Jpdota> :P
[01:46] <icefyre> I just keep being dumped into an (initramfs) prompt
[01:46] <vyson> jrib: i installed it to the folder   /usr/local/thinkorswim
[01:47] <jrib> vyson: ok.  Now why do you want your user to write there?  It doesn't seem like you would need to
[01:47] <genii> reduz: If it's a laptop, look for the key combo on it which enables/disables the numlock
[01:47] <n8tuser> icefyre-> umm boot in windows, and redo the wubi install
[01:47] <OxDeadC0de> AndreasMardid: There are also a few ncurses based cli jukebox's that are nice, some work on machines slower than 166mhz..
[01:48] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: mpd has a couple of command line clients available for it
[01:48] <chefan> AndreasMadrid: that's the good thing about computers, if the abs fails on your car's brakes, you crash and eventually die. Without in depth computer knowledge you just reboot/reinstall
[01:48] <reduz> jrib, genii: it makes my mouse select the text under it
[01:48] <icefyre> this is the second time I'm running the wubi installer on this PC
[01:48] <icefyre> two different ubuntu CDs
[01:48] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser mplayer not installed by default. but the GUI players are by default like rhythmbox
[01:48] <reduz> oh actually
[01:48] <vyson> beacause every time i launch the program the program hangs there beacuse it automatically trys to download the latest version the program checks for the latest version
[01:48] <icefyre> official ones
[01:48] <vyson> jrib: beacause every time i launch the program the program hangs there beacuse it automatically trys to download the latest version the program checks for the latest version
[01:48] <DarkKnight> hey i just wanted to print a page not from top to bottom but widthwise...is it possible
[01:48] <reduz> genii, jrib: my numpad seems to be controlling the mouse, yeah, out of nowhere
[01:48] <jrib> reduz: ctrl-shift-numlock
[01:48] <xzela> how do you find out what type of processor you have without having physical access to the machiine?
[01:49] <BlackBatMan> i'm looking for a recovery system for ubuntu, is there such thing?
[01:49] <reduz> jrib, oh thanks, that fixed it!
[01:49] <Jpdota> im looking for help with a networking issue with ubuntu.  i have a computer running openbsd setup as a router/dhcp/dns server, and it resolves my windows xp computers name correctly, as well as itself and even a wii, however the ubuntu computer i am on cannot be resolved.  i think it may be an issue with the domain the ubuntu computer is in.  what is the proper way to set the domain name (not for samba) in ubuntu?  (other possible s
[01:49] <Jpdota> olutions welcome)
[01:49] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> just about most gui's have command line behind them
[01:49] <jrib> vyson: delete your current installed version, rerun the installer without sudo, and install it in your HOME somewhere
[01:49] <OxDeadC0de> xzela: cat /proc/cpuinfo maybe?
[01:49] <fryguy> xzela: ssh to it, and cat /proc/cpuinfo
[01:49] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: it takes me hours to type a long song title, a doble.click not even a second
[01:49] <DarkKnight> hey i just wanted to print a page not from top to bottom but widthwise...is it possible
[01:49] <Gordy_> info grub ? how to print all of texinfo not just top node?
[01:49] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: typing things out in whole isn't the way to do things
[01:49] <DarkKnight> hey i just wanted to print a page not from top to bottom but widthwise...is it possible how can i do it
[01:49] <genii> xzela: Study output of lshw -class cpu
[01:49] <BlackBatMan> anyone?
[01:49] <xzela> cool, worked, thanks
[01:50] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: they may have behind whatever they want, command lines or working gnomes, as long as i can use the GUI and the outcome is the o ne i want
[01:50] <fryguy> BlackBatMan: the livecd has plenty of facilities
[01:50] <Jpdota> BlackBatMan: what sort of recovery system
[01:50] <n8tuser> AndreasMadrid-> are you here to argue or you going to read a tutorial?
[01:50] <vyson> jrib: how do i ind my home root folder
[01:50] <vyson> jrib: how do i find my home root folder
[01:50] <fryguy> vyson: it's ~
[01:50] <AndreasMadrid> fryguy: it doesn't do autocompletion after the command mplayer. at least not here
[01:50] <BlackBatMan> fryguy jpdota: sometimes, i do something to ubuntu and it stops functioning.
[01:50] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> is the ubuntu using a good hosts file or nameserver ?
[01:50] <fryguy> AndreasMadrid: it should be
[01:51] <jrib> vyson: by HOME, i just meant your user's home directory.  Probably /home/vyson or whatever your username is
[01:51] <tyrone> fryguy, the problem is that it is executing the command multiple times on the main folder it does not do it into the folder it finds. how can i enter the folder and then execute the command
[01:51] <OxDeadC0de> hey AndreasMadrid , try cmus, it's tiny, works in a terminal ^^
[01:51] <AndreasMadrid> n8tuser: I'm going to restart, as nautilus has shown the files before. must be a temporal thing. This way i awaoid the ugly CLI
[01:51] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes the hosts file is good, and it's using the same nameserver as all the other devices (xp, wii, bsd, etc)
[01:51] <STEROID> ÷åé ýòî èðö ñåðâåð?
[01:51] <STEROID> øî çà ãîðîäà òóòà?
[01:51] <AndreasMadrid> OxDeadC0de: ok, I'll try it. Thx for the hint
[01:51] <FloodBot1> STEROID: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <bazhang> !ru | STEROID
[01:51] <fryguy> tyrone: it's covered in the manpage i think.  I'm too lazy to read it for you :/
[01:52] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> there are tools like nslookup and dig, you tried to learn to use those?
[01:52] <digitalnorm> fryguy: which environmentdo you use/ recommend to use less memory?
[01:52] <vyson> jrib: so whats the ~ for?
[01:52] <fryguy> digitalnorm: i run xmonad
[01:52] <spyke> *-)
[01:52] <spyke> Hi
[01:52] <tyrone> fryguy,i am reading it i can't find anything but i'll keep looking
[01:52] <jrib> vyson: ~ just means /home/vyson usually.  It's easier to type
[01:52] <fryguy> vyson: ~ represents your home directory in any command that you type
[01:52] <Jpdota> n8tuser: it's not an issue with the dns server itself, as all the other machines work fine
[01:52] <AndreasMadrid> well, gotta go folks
[01:52] <spyke> somebody speak spanish?
[01:52] <spyke> somebody speak spanish?
[01:52] <fryguy> tyrone: maybe it's execdir
[01:52] <AndreasMadrid> cya
[01:52] <Jpdota> n8tuser: and yes, i've used those tools
[01:52] <DavyZ> hey whenever i press 'shift' key its openings the shutdown/restart thing.. how to fix this?
[01:52] <DarkKnight> hey i just wanted to print a page not from top to bottom but widthwise...is it possible how can i do it
[01:52] <tyrone> fryguy,no its not i tried it too
[01:52] <AndreasMadrid> spyle: yo, pero no tngo ni puta idea de linux, jejeje
[01:53] <spyke> Hahaha
[01:53] <AndreasMadrid> spyke: yo, pero no tngo ni puta idea de linux, jejeje
[01:53] <georgy_28> !ubuntu-es | spyke
[01:53] <spyke> Hola Andrea :P
[01:53] <cellofellow> !es | spyke
[01:53] <AndreasMadrid> spyke: intenta con /join #ubuntu-es
[01:53] <spyke> Geogy, thanks
[01:53] <digitalnorm> fryguy: is it safe for a newbie to just jump in and try to change to a different environment?  can't i set it up to choose which to use?
[01:53] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> you said the ubuntu  address is not resolved by others? or the ubuntu can not resolve the other hosts?
[01:53] <vyson> jrib: so when i tell the program to install to a folder if i type ~/thinkorswim is that the same as /home/vyson/thinkorswim folder
[01:53] <AndreasMadrid> spyke: No, no soy Andrea, soy Andreas. Seria Andres en esp. Soy aleman
[01:53] <spyke> Well, i'm talk english too :P
[01:54] <DarkKnight> hey i just wanted to print a page not from top to bottom but widthwise...is it possible how can i do it
[01:54] <spyke> Oooh, ok
[01:54] <georgy_28> !#ubuntu-es
[01:54] <Jpdota> n8tuser: ubuntu can't be resolved by the others
[01:54] <spyke> Understood, Andreas
[01:54] <jabagawee> how do you do a search of apt package descriptions via command line?
[01:54] <spyke> Vives en Madrid?
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> spyke: but i think, there's a spanish room as well
[01:54] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> are they using hosts file or the name server you have?
[01:54]  * cellofellow laughs at how many people get confused with !es.
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> spyke: si
[01:54] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the nameserver
[01:54] <jabagawee> i know "apt-get/aptitude search" searches the package names
[01:54] <fryguy> digitalnorm: when you log in, there is a session button at the bottom of the screen, you can choose different ones that are installed there, or if you want to run a custom script like i do, pick Xclient script and it will run ~/.xsession for you and then you can spin up whatever environment and sequence of commands that you want
[01:54] <spyke> Orale
[01:54] <spyke> Bueno, yo soy de Mexico (I'm from Mexico)
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> spyke tu eres mexicano, supongo
[01:54] <AndreasMadrid> ah
[01:55] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> and you know for sure that the ubuntu has an A record there?
[01:55] <cellofellow> jabagawee: aptitude search ~dfoobar searches descriptions.
[01:55] <AndreasMadrid> por el "orale"
[01:55] <spyke> Así es, yep, it is :P
[01:55] <AndreasMadrid> jeje
[01:55] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> and you know for sure that the ubuntu has an A record there? and also a reverve ptr ?
[01:55] <jabagawee> cellofellow, "dfoobar" being my term?
[01:55] <javier5510> Saludos a todos
[01:55] <cellofellow> jabagawee: foobar the term, leave the d
[01:55] <Jpdota> n8tuser: it's set up using dynamic update from dhcp, which as proven by the other systems is operational
[01:55] <jabagawee> cellofellow, got it, thanks
[01:56] <AndreasMadrid> bueno, gotta go
[01:56] <spyke> Bueno, esto tal vez me ayude a mejorar mi inglés / Well, maybe this can help me to make my english better :P
[01:56] <AndreasMadrid> cya
[01:56] <spyke> Byte
[01:56] <cellofellow> jabagawee: other fun options include ~i, for installed, ~U for upgradeable, it's quite fun.
[01:56] <AndreasMadrid> bye
[01:56] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> can you clarify that a lil bit? how is the dynamic update and dhcp work together to update your dns ?
[01:56] <jabagawee> cellofellow, nice, thanks
[01:57] <Jpdota> n8tuser: it uses rndc to communicate between the dhcp server and the bind9 server
[01:57] <cvd-pr> why sometimes i can join ubuntu-es an sometimes is say 'im banned'?
[01:57] <tyrone> fryguy, I got it working
[01:57] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> how often does the bind9 gets the update from the dhcp ?
[01:57] <spyke> "Pdota" in my country means like a very drunk girl :P
[01:58] <vyson> jrib: i get the error /home/vyson/.install4j/thinkorswim.png file could not be created and it just hangs there
[01:58] <tyrone> fryguy, I ended the command with '{} +' instead of '\;'
[01:58] <tyrone> fryguy, thanks bye
[01:58] <jinshaopu_> how do i change myself as a root
[01:58] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i'm not sure, it's set to interim, but the ubuntu computer has been on longer than the other machines and been restarted a couple times
[01:58] <spyke> A root_
[01:58] <spyke> Well, i think to...
[01:58] <spyke> sudo -s
[01:58] <fryguy> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a Intel Core2 Machine, P35 motherboard, nvidia card that works with nvidia binary drivers (6800GT).  All 4 current live cds (8.04, 8.10I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a Intel Core2 Machine, P35 motherboard, nvidia card that works with nvidia binary drivers (6800GT).  All 4 current live cds (8.04, 8.10, 32-bit and 64-bit) freeze as soon as I get to the desktop, so I was forced to install using the alternative installer.   Now th"
[01:59] <fryguy> OxDeadC0de: it's the same question you saw before
[02:00] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy: I know, just letting you know though :P
[02:00] <fryguy> k
[02:00] <cvd-pr> what the hell is ubotu?
[02:00] <n8tuser> mr_polite-> why the need to upgrade to 8.10?
[02:00] <fryguy> cvd-pr: it's a bot for the channel
[02:00] <jinshaopu> thank you  "sudo -s" is very good
[02:00] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i'm not sure what you mean
[02:00] <spyke> (Y)
[02:00] <xtreme> Hello Guys, when i disconnect my Charger from my laptop, My keyboard stops working, is it a known issue?
[02:01] <vyson> jrib: can you help me, would i be able to install it using the sudo -i command
[02:01] <cvd-pr> fryguy,  your charisma levle up  +1
[02:01] <spyke> To quit from root, only write: exit
[02:01] <mr_polite> n8tuser: no real need i suppose. some neat features like a tabbed nautilus and the away /IM stuff would be nice
[02:01] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> well you can trace your dhcp  leases -- ie look at what ip address name was assigned to ubuntu,  then compare with the entry in bind9 ?
[02:01] <chefan> xtreme: only if your battery is unplugged, but then everything else would fail too
[02:01] <Satanislav> Which program or script automatically mounts a removable drive in Ubuntu?
[02:01] <fryguy> Satanislav: hal
[02:02] <vyson> whats does the sudo -i command do?
[02:02] <cvd-pr> Satanislav, etc
[02:02] <xtreme> chefan: lol, yes
[02:02] <mr_polite> n8tuser:  also, i would like to use the dark room desktop theme
[02:02] <n8tuser> Satanislav-> i told you earlier , its udev rules
[02:02] <OxDeadC0de> !hal
[02:02] <fryguy> vyson: starts an interactive shell as the root user
[02:02] <judithl> vyson, sudo -i give you sudo su access with clean environment variables and a root home
[02:02] <chefan> xtreme: sorry, could not resist. depending on the version you are using at least not generally
[02:02] <xtreme> chefan: why my keyboard stops working?
[02:02] <OxDeadC0de> !autofs
[02:02] <genii> vyson: Puts you in an interactive sudo session. Use   exit          to go back after executing root things after
[02:03] <chefan> i have/had ubuntu running on various machines now and never had that issue
[02:03] <chefan> xtreme: usb keyboard?
[02:03] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no because the bind9 entries are held in a journal for a while, and it seems from the dhcp leases file the names may be kept in the dhcp leases file
[02:03] <xtreme> chefan: no.. Laptop keyboard
[02:03] <chefan> plus a lot of usb devices attached?
[02:03] <chefan> ah, ok
[02:03] <Satanislav> fryguy, where does it keep its preferencies? /etc/hal?
[02:03] <fryguy> Satanislav: no idea
[02:03] <droopsta915> im using bit transmission, how can I speed up the downloads with it, I notice it's pretty slow.
[02:03] <vyson> fryguy: when i type in sudo -1 sh./thinkorswim_installer.sh i get the error /bin/sh: /bin/sh: cannot execute binary file
[02:04] <fryguy> droopsta915: it's going as fast as your network hardware and the clients you are connected to allow
[02:04] <vyson> fryguy: what does that mean how can i fix
[02:04] <chefan> xtreme: just for curiosity, what brand of laptop? did you review the HCL?
[02:04] <droopsta915> thanks fry
[02:04] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> you following me right? is the bind9 getting the update immediately from dhcp? or the info on it is stale?
[02:04] <xtreme> chefan: Dell E1405
[02:04] <cellofellow> Satanislav: udev rules are what decides what usb device gets mounted where.
[02:04] <fryguy> vyson: just sudo sh ./thinkorswim_installer.sh
[02:04] <xtreme> Chefan: Ubuntu version Ubuntu 8.10
[02:05] <chefan> hmm, iirc dell even delivers with ubuntu, so basic stuff like that should work
[02:05] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the info is "stale" but that's misleading, as it is updated fairly quickly
[02:05] <Satanislav> cellofellow, /etc/udev/rules.d
[02:06] <Satanislav> ?
[02:06] <vyson> fryguy: when i just use that command i can install the program but when i try to launch the program after installation the program automatically download latest version which makes the program just hangs there doesn't launch
[02:06] <chefan> what you could try is using a couple of live cd's to test if something got fubared in the latest release
[02:06] <xtreme> chefan: how to debug this weird issue?
[02:06] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> all am saying is compare what the leases have and what is in bind9, if they dont match what is assigned to ubuntu, then ..you know ...
[02:06] <fryguy> vyson: so then install it to a location that you have more access to, like your home directory
[02:06] <xtreme> chefan: Okay
[02:07] <chefan> xtreme: very difficult. 1st try would be to attach an external keyboard
[02:07] <n8tuser> Satanislav-> http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html
[02:07] <xtreme> chefan: hmm.. ok
[02:07] <chefan> and get a second box to connect to the laptop via ssh
[02:07] <vyson> fryguy: when i try to install it to the home directory /home/vyson i get the errror cannot create all files
[02:07] <chefan> it's a bit difficult to debug stuff without even a keyboard to use :D
[02:08] <xtreme> chefan: OK.. then
[02:08] <cvd-pr> can someone tell me why im banned from ubuntu-es, it those no make sense
[02:08] <jkristheking> anyone here have a what.cd account? think you can send me and invite??????????
[02:08] <xtreme> chefan: i will install another linux flavor ;-)
[02:08] <mr_polite> are the legacy nvidia drivers useable in ubuntu 8.10?
[02:08] <fryguy> jkristheking: lol
[02:08] <jkristheking> fryguy: lol
[02:09] <fryguy> mr_polite: which legacy nvidia drivers
[02:09] <NineTeen67Comet> Hi all .. has anyone used the Ciaro-dock yet? I've got it going (it's really nice) but I'm running dual monitors and would like the doc to stick one or the other monitors not dead center .. (AWN did well to stay to one side, but it isn't half as smooth as ciaro's)
[02:09] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes, however i believe it's an issue with ubuntu itself, as the other systems work fine, do you know where ubuntu gets its domain information from?
[02:09] <YankDownUnder> ...any grub pro's hangin about?
[02:09] <fryguy> !ask | YankDownUnder
[02:09] <cvd-pr> >?]
[02:10] <jkristheking> OH!! i have real important question how do i turn off the brightness app? my bios has it's own control of it and i wanna turn it off please help me this is very anoying (ubuntu 8.10)
[02:10] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> wait a minute i thought you said it was the other hosts that is having a problem resolving ubuntu's ip address?  or is it the other way around?
[02:10] <YankDownUnder> fryguy: Roger dogder - want to modify the grub.conf on an internal HD to allow me to boot to a USB Ubie install
[02:11] <fryguy> YankDownUnder: you can't, use your bios to select the boot drive
[02:11] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes the other hosts are having issues resolving ubuntu's ip, which would make me think that ubuntu is giving the dhcp server the wrong dns domain (therefore the dns server wouldn't associate it with the proper zone etc)
[02:11] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> ubuntu could be a printer and does not care how the other hosts are resolved yes?
[02:11] <tauren> i'm building a new system with ubuntu as my primary OS.  but i need to run windows sometimes for video editing software (I'm not aware of linux software that supports AVCHD yet).
[02:11] <onetinsoldier> hello all. on my hard drive #1 i have winxp, and an area of free space after it, then several linux partitions after that containing a linux installation, which contains the /boot that grub is installed to. ubuntu is on hard drive #2. today i went into winxp and partitioned that free area and formated it with winxp's disk mananger. now grub doesn't know what to make of my mbr it seems. i get an error 18. is there a way i can chroo
[02:11] <tauren> I have a single 1TB drive.  Looking for suggestions on partitioning, virtualization, etc before I start.
[02:11] <jkristheking> can someone please help me with this please!!!! i wanna remove the brightness app cuz my bios alreay controls it
[02:11] <cvd-pr> Why the hell linux users ask simple question that no one ask in windows?
[02:11] <YankDownUnder> fryguy: No go on the BIOS - unfortunately, my BIOS does not boot to USB....bad luck for me...
[02:12] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> is ubuntu using dhcp ? dhcp server controls what is dole out no the dhclient (well it can request it uses a specific ip)
[02:12] <bertoxxx> yeah
[02:12] <Tyrath> would anyone be able to tell me if rtorrent saves the status of torrent downloads on close?
[02:12] <bertoxxx> help
[02:12] <Jpdota> n8tuser: it's using dhcp
[02:12] <fryguy> !grub | onetinsoldier
[02:12] <fryguy> Tyrath: of course it does
[02:12] <Tyrath> and if so where do I resume the torrent download from?
[02:12] <NineTeen67Comet> tauren: I suggest if you don't need 3D just use VirtualBox (not the default Ubuntu but the one from virtualbox.org) or just dual boot.
[02:12] <YankDownUnder> Tyrath: Should do - unless yer in NSW then it won't :)
[02:12] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> okay, what is the ip address doled out to the ubuntu? and the host name ?
[02:12] <fryguy> Tyrath: next time you restart rtorrent it will pick up where it left off, assuming it's been configured correctly
[02:12] <bertoxxx> does ubuntu server edition has GUI?
[02:12] <Tyrath> fryguy: so say I wanted to resume a download, how would I do it?
[02:13] <yojesus12> i need help
[02:13] <bertoxxx> ------------> does ubuntu server edition has GUI?
[02:13] <fryguy> bertoxxx: not by default, you can install one if you want
[02:13] <Tyrath> YankDownUnder: haha. i definately don't live there :D
[02:13] <fryguy> Tyrath: you start rtorrent again
[02:13] <yojesus12> i install flash on ubuntu but i cant hear anything
[02:13] <YankDownUnder> Tyrath: Should automagically start/resume m8
[02:13] <pek> Became an hero?
[02:13] <bertoxxx> thanks fryguy
[02:13] <cvd-pr> ?
[02:13] <Tyrath> fryguy: sweet. i thought you had to manually allocate a directory
[02:13] <jkristheking> can someone help me disable the brightness app
[02:13] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[02:13] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the ubuntu computer has the ip <IP_ADDRESS> it's hostname is chinchilla
[02:13] <Tyrath> fryguy: how long does it store the download parts for before they get removed?
[02:14] <emilien> can't right click on desktop
[02:14] <fryguy> Tyrath: it stores them until you remove them
[02:14] <cvd-pr> please, send me to ubuntu-es
[02:14] <Tyrath> awesome thanks YankDownUnder, fryguy
[02:14] <bertoxxx> the GUI for ubuntu server is another file download or included in the ISO?
[02:14] <Tyrath> ciao everyone - i'm downloading so want to leave to give the download a chance
[02:14] <fryguy> bertoxxx: download
[02:14] <bertoxxx> ok
[02:15] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> no domain name attached to it?
[02:15] <jkristheking> hey hey is there any way to disable the brightness app in ubuntu 8.10
[02:15] <fryguy> !repeat | jkristheking
[02:15] <cvd-pr> Zzzz
[02:15] <jkristheking> lol
[02:15] <Jpdota> n8tuser: currently in the /etc/hostname file i have the domain wachusett.local. attached to it, because that's what you do on other distros and *bsd
[02:15] <SlickMcRunfast> why is it that the JJ x86 Alpha 2 torrent is up and there were no seeder?
[02:16] <onetinsoldier> fryguy: what i really wanted to know i could chroot into my /, mount /usr, and boot and run update-grub from the install. i think i can. what i wanted was someone who has some experience with chroot and this type of situation to confirm whether that will work ok.
[02:16] <SlickMcRunfast> right now i'm the only one
[02:16] <Jpdota> n8tuser: so the full name in the hostname file is chinchilla.wachusett.local.
[02:16] <fryguy> onetinsoldier: no idea why you think you need to chroot to redo grub, but sure
[02:16] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> which hostname file are you referring to? ubuntus?
[02:16] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  Heya bud! :)
[02:16] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: hi man
[02:17] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes
[02:17] <arrrghhh> so i noticed in winblows this processor is running @ 1.0ghz instead of the 2.0 it *should* be running at.  it feels kinda clunky too, can i see what the processor is clocked at?  i didn't see anything in the registry to set the clock speed.
[02:17] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  When you get a sec, I'd like to run a question by ya.
[02:17] <fryguy> arrrghhh: clock speed is set in bios, not in the OS
[02:17] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: ok, what is it?
[02:17] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> and the dhcp server is dolling out that name chincilla?
[02:18] <nexus23> http://pastebin.com/m49c16f2b
[02:18] <nexus23> what does that mean?
[02:18] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no, that's the name i setup when i installed ubuntu
[02:18] <arrrghhh> fryguy: there was no setting for it in the bios.
[02:18] <nexus23> nautilus stopped working all of the sudden, it happend while i was formating a dvd
[02:18] <chefan> arrrghhh: that should be bios settings or acpi
[02:18] <arrrghhh> fryguy: i thought these new(er) laptop processors will underclock themselves to save power
[02:18] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> okay, can you post in pastebin the dhclient.conf  file of ubuntu?
[02:18] <fryguy> arrrghhh: they do
[02:18] <arrrghhh> but it's plugged in, so i don't see why it would be underclocking itself.
[02:18] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  I've had to recent problems happen to me, both identical in the end result, but involving the same thing:  I try to copy an audio cd, then burn it to another cd.   When I put in the second cd, close the drawer, the system suddenly won't recognize the drive.  I can't eject, and no software I use can see the dvd drive anymore.
[02:19] <Jpdota> n8tuser: sure one second
[02:19] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  I have to reboot to get control of the dvd drive back
[02:19] <fryguy> arrrghhh: pretty much every processor on the market does that
[02:19] <OxDeadC0de> fryguy unless he's using frequency scaling :O
[02:19] <chefan> lastlog arrrghhh
[02:19] <chefan> what brand of laptop, arrrghhh ?
[02:20] <arrrghhh> chefan: hp pavilion zv6000
[02:20] <arrrghhh> amd 3200+ 64 bit.  2.0ghz.
[02:20] <arrrghhh> 32-bit windows and ubuntu.
[02:20] <xnixan> anyone tried huawei e160 HSDPA modem with ubuntu 8.10?
[02:20] <ST47> Hey
[02:21] <ST47> I've got a dell inspiron 1420N
[02:21] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh unless you set the frequency manually using the userspace frequency scaler, it will set your cpu frequency to the lowest available until more speed is needed (If you have cpufreq modules running)
[02:21] <Jpdota> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/m4142aed0
[02:21] <ST47> The sound worked when I first got it, but after updating the kernel from update-manager, the sound doesn't work
[02:21] <arrrghhh> OxDeadC0de: default install of ubuntu and windows.  i only saw it underclocked in windows.
[02:21] <arrrghhh> where can i see the clock speed in linux?
[02:21] <n8tuser> arrrghhh-> dmidecode  and see if it matches what you expect
[02:21] <ST47> I'm assuming I need to recompile the kernel, but could use some help with that
[02:22] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh cat /proc/cpuinfo by default I think ubuntu has cpufrequency scaling off, you need to turn it on manually to take advantage of power savings
[02:22] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i set the hostname while looking for possible solutions, but it does not seem to have made a difference
[02:22] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  Get this just now!  I put a cd-rw in my drive, go to bring up k3b, and the entire K-Menu, Applications menu is blank.
[02:22] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i set the hostname while looking for possible solutions, but it does not seem to have made a difference (in that file)
[02:22] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  nm, it was scrolled down too far
[02:23] <arrrghhh> ok it looks like i linux it is running at 2.0ghx.
[02:23] <arrrghhh> ghz
[02:23] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> try  to replace line 15 with     send host-name "<hostname>";   and re-request an ip address
[02:23] <Firefishe> onetinsoldier:  I'm going to reboot and try something...I'll brb
[02:23] <Jpdota> n8tuser: alright one second
[02:24] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> just like i typed it..       send host-name "<hostname>";
[02:24] <techlabb> anyone know how to write a seqenence in Shell .... used to be seq 1 10 did it not?
[02:24] <Jpdota> n8tuser: right, like the default
[02:24] <n8tuser> Jpdota->  <hostname>   not "chincilla"
[02:24] <Jpdota> n8tuser: right
[02:24] <onetinsoldier> Firefishe: i don't know that i can help with that. kernel 2.6.27? have you checked in /var/log/messages about this? i had problems with kernel 2.6.27 myself when it comes to my dvd drive. when trying to install from burned lived cd .iso, i would get kernel error message --> end_request: Buffer I/O in sector xxxx. i checked the md5sum, it was ok. re-downloaded the .iso anyway. re-burned several times, low speed the last few times,
[02:25] <Jpdota> n8tuser: still not resolving
[02:25] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> give it a few secs.. also again look at the dhcp servers leases, see which ip address and name it assigned
[02:25] <arrrghhh> i guess i don't really care why windows is underclocking it.
[02:26] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh it's to save power and make it generate less heat so the unit lasts longer
[02:26] <arrrghhh> OxDeadC0de: even when it's plugged in?
[02:26] <n8tuser> arrrghhh-> windows is feeding you FUD   hehehe
[02:26] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh when your system is under load windows will bump up the cpu speed.. even when it's plugged in
[02:26] <arrrghhh> OxDeadC0de: hrm.  okie.  do i have to do anything to enable this in ubuntu?
[02:27] <OxDeadC0de> arrrghhh yes: enable the cpufrequency module for your cpu in the kernel, and a few governors (userspace, powersave, performance)
[02:27] <OxDeadC0de> then you can run the cpufrequency scaling applet in gnome or kde
[02:27] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no such luck
[02:27] <Miesco> How do I find my gateway address?
[02:28] <Miesco> That im using right now
[02:28] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what info does the dhcp server have for your ubuntu?
[02:28] <phorensic> iwconfig
[02:28] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what about the bind9 after it got a feed from the dhcp server?
[02:29] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> are you sure you have cleared the cache too used the name resolvers ?
[02:29] <andrew__> !grub
[02:30] <DavyZ> is there any software in which I can edit music files? like cool edit or sound forge?
[02:30] <phorensic> DavyZ: Yes there are several
[02:31] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no, i haven't: output from grepping the leases http://pastebin.com/m228563f8
[02:31] <DavyZ> tell me the best one
[02:31] <xim_> is there no way to create a new folder in ubuntu when viewing files in list mode?
[02:31] <andrew__> what /dev/ is flashdrive?
[02:31] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> well make sure the name resolver cache is flushed
[02:32] <phorensic> DavyZ: Im not sure.. look up what programs come with the ubuntu studio
[02:32] <soreau> ! best | DavyZ
[02:32] <Ed54> andrew__: it depends
[02:32] <zoi84> andrew__: in a terminal do a tail -f /var/log/messages before plugging in a flash drive --> plug in the flash drive and the log will tell you which one it is
[02:33] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> also uncomment the line   timeout 30   on your dhclient.conf  ..
[02:33] <andrew__> the computer in not booting. I need to put GRUB on a flash drive.
[02:33] <R0b0t1> I HAVE A PROBLEM. MY CAPS ARE ALWAYS ON. NOTHING WILL LET ME TYPE IN LOWERCASE LETTERS.
[02:33] <R0b0t1> I'M COMPLETELY SERIOUS.
[02:34] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> also you noticed that other host has a reverse ptr  in the leases? and your ubuntu does not
[02:34] <Ed54> R0b0t1: did you try pressing the caps lock key? :P
[02:34] <robbmunson> R0b0t1: laptop or desktop?
[02:34] <R0b0t1> I DID. I ALSO TRIED HOLDING SHIFT.
[02:34] <R0b0t1> DESKTOP, ROBBMUNSON
[02:34] <Ed54> maybe it's the fonts
[02:34] <phorensic> is it only in IRC or everywhere
[02:34] <R0b0t1> NO, IT IS NOT.
[02:34] <R0b0t1> EVERYWHERE.
[02:34] <FloodBot1> R0b0t1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:34] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes, it also has a bunch of ddns information, which ubuntu isn't giving to the server apparently
[02:35] <robbmunson> R0b0t1: try unplugging your keyboard, restarting your pc and plugging it back in?
[02:35] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what you have in your dhclient.conf are pretty much same as mine
[02:35] <fwaokda> anyone here have any issues in virtualbox where the sound pauses every ~10secs or so when playing music?
[02:35] <andrew__> R0b01: try holding shift and hit any letter. If it doesn't type in lower case then it's a problem with the keyboard.\
[02:35] <Jpdota> n8tuser: it should be
[02:35] <R0b0t1> ANDREW__ MUST BE THE KEYBOARD.
[02:36] <Ed54> R0b0t1: do you know what could've caused this?
[02:36] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i haven't had to make modifications to any other clients to get them to resolve
[02:36] <R0b0t1> GUESS I'LL RESTART.
[02:36] <FloodBot1> R0b0t1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:36] <Necrosan_> im aimin for mo dough
[02:36] <gaintsura> hm... what port does wget work from? 80 right?
[02:36] <SchmittyDoesit> yes
[02:36] <R0b0t1> ED54: NO, NOT EXACTLY. IT HAPPENED A BIT EARLIER BUT IT WASN'T PERMANENT.
[02:36] <Necrosan_> http://thismight.be/offensive/uploads/2008/12/19/image/250432_dares%20ya.jpg
[02:36] <xim_> is there no way to create a new folder in ubuntu when viewing files in list mode?
[02:36] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the bsd box has a manually entered A record, because it's the bind server
[02:36] <DavyZ> hey guys, how to install fonts to ubuntu?
[02:37] <Ed54> did you try another keyboard R0b0t1?
[02:37] <robbmunson> !fonts
[02:37] <Jpdota> n8tuser: but everything else "just worked" once bind9 was configured correctly
[02:37] <robbmunson> DavyZ: please see ubottu's message
[02:37] <Guest18134> hmm
[02:37] <R0b0t1> ED54: I'M GOING TO RESTART X REALLY QUICK.
[02:37] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> i thought you said the dhcp update has the tools to update the dns entries? and now you are telling me manually entered by you?
[02:38] <DavyZ> robbmunson : a pvt msg?
[02:38] <robbmunson> !fonts > DavyZ
[02:38] <andrew__> jrib: What /dev/ is flash drive?
[02:38] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> its not matching up what you told me earlier about auto updating your name server from dhcp
[02:38] <robbmunson> yeah, its a private message :)
[02:38] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no, i said the router itself is the only thing with a manually entered A record, all the other clients use the dhcp update
[02:39] <DavyZ> thanks robbmunson
[02:39] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> oh okay, you got me confused there
[02:39] <robbmunson> jrib: did i do a noisy away? i didnt see one in any other room....
[02:39] <Guest18134> would some one by chance be willing to help out with a via driver install? I'v read the threads but unfortunately I am in need of super basic help
[02:39] <robbmunson> jrib: if i did, im sorry....
[02:39] <hollywoodb> any idea if the 8.10 alternate install CD contains ipw2200 firmware and wpa_supplicant?
[02:39] <phorensic> Guest18134: Just ask if we can help we will
[02:39] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> and when you print out the A records and reverse ptr of your bind9? what does it show for ubuntu's  ?
[02:40] <Guest18134> cool
[02:40] <R0b0t1> Ed54: Restarting X worked.
[02:40] <DefunctProcess> whats wrong with the new firefox
[02:40] <SchmittyDoesit> nothing really
[02:40] <phorensic> DefunctProcess: Is it crashing your pc??
[02:40] <Ed54> DefunctProcess: opera is better
[02:40] <DefunctProcess> back forward doesnt work
[02:40] <DefunctProcess> they are greyed out
[02:40] <Ed54> DefunctProcess: open a few links
[02:41] <Jpdota> n8tuser: i haven't been able to do that because for some reason the journal which holds most of the A records is unreadable by cat and mg
[02:41] <DefunctProcess> Ed54, yea i tried it doesnt work
[02:41] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what?  those are text files, you can directly look at the zone files
[02:41] <Guest18134> I know that I have got the .gz folders I need on my desktop but the readme are beyond me and so far the copy and past code from them method hasnt given me the results I was hoping for
[02:41]  * YankDownUnder is frustrated translating grub dox to human understandable information
[02:42] <zoi84> DefunctProcess: that happened to me before and I had to recreate my profile it's either ~/.mozilla or ~/.firefox
[02:42] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes, but some records are stored in a journal until the server is restarted
[02:42] <phorensic> Guest18134: Did you try double-clicking the .gz and extract the files?
[02:42] <Guest18134> for sure
[02:42] <Ed54> DefunctProcess: try using opera http://www.opera.com/ just to see if you like it
[02:42] <Guest18134> I'v got them extracted on my destop
[02:42] <Guest18134> *k
[02:43] <phorensic> Guest18134: What is it that u are trying to do install something from source or what?
[02:43] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> nope, they ought to be in the zone files, it doesnt require a restart of bind9 for zone files to be updated
[02:43] <DefunctProcess> Ed54, thats annoying and not helpful
[02:43] <Guest18134> install the driver pack for the VIA chrome9 video chip
[02:43] <Jpdota> n8tuser: maybe it is updated at some point, but i haven't seen it happen yet, but i restarted and they're in there, but the ubuntu computer is not
[02:44] <phorensic> RequinB4: How do you like the FIOS service?
[02:44] <zoi84> DefunctProcess: I just checked and it's the ~/.mozilla directory - I just renamed it but word of caution the new profile will not have your bookmarks - just move that file from the old profile
[02:44] <RequinB4> phorensic: worth every penny
[02:44] <phorensic> RequinB4: What are the up and down speeds?
[02:44] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what do you mean?  when you restarted? which one did you restarted?
[02:44] <phorensic> Guest18134: Can you PM??
[02:44] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the dns server
[02:45] <RequinB4> phorensic: i can't give it to you objectively I work under a wireless far away from my router
[02:45] <tmba> hi, I need some help with this new (new as in not released onto the market) external seagate hard-drive. It has full-disk-encryption (AES) by default on it, but I don't know how to get it running in ubuntu. I'm not sure tutorials for full-disk-encryption would help since the disk is encrypted real-time on its own, but any advice is appreciated.
[02:45] <RequinB4> phorensic: i got a gig up earlier
[02:45] <Guest18134> how do I do that in this window :P sorry for being simple
[02:45] <phorensic> Guest18134: you have to be registered
[02:45] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> so when you restarted bind9 and printed the entries in the zone files -- entry for ubuntu is correct or not?
[02:46] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the entry for ubuntu doesn't even exist
[02:46] <phorensic> requin nice
[02:46] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> so it means your update is not working, it is not updating bind9
[02:46] <Guest18134> oh ok where do I got to register?
[02:46] <Jpdota> n8tuser: the update is working with the other clients, so it's something with ubuntu
[02:46] <newbuntu> Hi. I just installed ubuntu for the first time and I want to change my screen resolution. when I go to system->preferences->screen resolution, I get 1024x768 as maximum resolution, but my monitor can do 1280x1024, how can I fix this?
[02:47] <axisys> i need a  wrapper editor which integrates revision control ?
[02:47] <axisys> this is to modify config files under a software tree that we use.. all sysadmins making changes to it all the time w/o any revision control.. yikes!
[02:47] <n8tuser> Jpdota you have windows host on the subnet?
[02:47] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yep
[02:47] <SomeGuy7337> almost every program will not open and when i run it in terminal it says "Segmentation Fault"
[02:47] <Jpdota> n8tuser: but a wii configures itself correctly too
[02:47] <phorensic> newbuntu: Check to see if there are any extra drivers to install via the system-admin-hardware drivers manager
[02:48] <hollywoodb> SomeGuy7337: did they work previously? is this a new development?
[02:48] <n8tuser> Jpdota try to flush their name resolver cache and re-acquire an ip address ,, hoping it gets a different ip address next time it request
[02:48] <SomeGuy7337> yes they worked for the last month or so
[02:48] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> then confirm what the entry in bind9  see if it matches
[02:48] <newbuntu> phorensic: it just says 'no propriatary drivers are in use on this system'
[02:48] <SomeGuy7337> it just happened when i was changing my theme
[02:48] <tmba> axisys: did you try puppet?
[02:48] <jakob_the_liar> what architecture is mobile centrino x86 or i686 and whats a command to find out?
[02:49] <SomeGuy7337> and i can not change it back to the other theme because appearence also crashes
[02:49] <Jpdota> ok one second
[02:49] <phorensic> newbuntu: Try doing a system update and see if that finds drivers
[02:49] <Jpdota> n8tuser: ok one second
[02:49] <SlickMcRunfast> Hello, the network manager applet 0.7.0 that comes with 9.10 a2 is showing most dialogs blank. Any way to fix this?
[02:49] <hollywoodb> jakob_the_liar: anything PIII or newer is i686, which is a subset of x86
[02:49] <newbuntu> phorensic: I just installed all the updates that ubuntu said I should do
[02:50] <phorensic> newbuntu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:50] <newbuntu> phorensic: can't I just tell it what kind of monitor I have somewhere?
[02:50] <tclduh> does anyone know how to install a USEABLE VERSION OF VIM on 1.10?
[02:50] <tclduh> server edition?
[02:50] <axisys> tmba: looking for something simpler.. and not looking for a distributed env.. just for one server where my software is installed .. so only files under that software tree
[02:51] <newbuntu> phorensic: isn't that the same as the graphical update manager? anyway it just says that no new updates are available (as I said, I just installed updates)
[02:51] <nblracer> i seem to have a problem when i switch users, X seems to stop working. My screen is still on (not in stanbuy) but it is just black
[02:51] <phorensic> newbuntu: Well if there are uninstalled graphics drivers, I would think it would be preferred to have these installed
[02:51] <nblracer> when i try to restart x by ctrl+alt+backspace, i can hear it restart, but still a black screen
[02:52] <nblracer> integrated intel on bored vid
[02:52] <phorensic> newbuntu: The other option is you can try to edit your xorg.conf file and add the resolution you want .. or reconfigure xorg and select that resolution
[02:52] <newbuntu> phorensic: there's not graphical tool to do that? :O
[02:53] <newbuntu> phorensic: if that's really the case, I'd rather install openSUSE again ;)
[02:53] <NGL-Jabrroa> i need help
[02:53] <NGL-Jabrroa> i accidently screwed up ubuntu
[02:54] <hollywoodb> NGL-Jabrroa: need more info
[02:54] <tclduh> lol- apt-get install vim worked
[02:54] <tclduh> i'm such a n00b
[02:54] <NGL-Jabrroa> sorry lol
[02:54] <NGL-Jabrroa> ok so i was trying to install a sound driver
[02:54] <hollywoodb> tclduh: future reference: apt-cache search vim
[02:54] <NGL-Jabrroa> cuz my sound was extremely low and i had to strain to hear it
[02:54] <phorensic> newbuntu: Im sure there would be off hand I don't know
[02:54] <SomeGuy7337> I can not really post to ubuntu forum for my problem with "Segmentation Fault" because firefox is one of the things effected.
[02:54] <djet> Quick question: I'm attempting to xfer files between an old mac and a this current ubuntu machine. Now I wanted to use my network, but I keep on dropping the connection, so I want to try over firewire. Now I have the old mac booted in target disk mode, but it is not showing up on my ubuntu. Is there showing special that I need to do?
[02:55] <NGL-Jabrroa> and i booted up after the install wich failed
[02:55] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no such luck
[02:55] <tclduh> hollywoodb: oh wow- so cool
[02:55] <tclduh> ty
[02:55] <NGL-Jabrroa> and now it wont boot cuz it says some sound folder does not exist
[02:55] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> what? the xp host was not able to get a new ip address?
[02:55] <phorensic> NGL-Jabrroa: I had a similar problem which ended up having something to do with the level of the sound server
[02:55] <xim_> is there no way to create a new folder in ubuntu when viewing files in list mode?
[02:56] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no the ubuntu computer still isn't resolved
[02:56] <tmba> hi, I need some help with this new (new as in not released onto the market) external seagate hard-drive. It has full-disk-encryption (AES) by default on it, but I don't know how to get it running in ubuntu. I'm not sure tutorials for full-disk-encryption would help since the disk is encrypted real-time on its own, but any advice is appreciated.
[02:56] <Jpdota> the xp computer renews its lease fine
[02:56] <phorensic> NGL-Jabrroa: (ALSA)
[02:56] <NGL-Jabrroa> i used alsa mixer :)
[02:56] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> i asked you to confirm by testing, ie, xp acquiring a new ip address and see if it is indeed updated in bind9 zone files
[02:56] <NGL-Jabrroa> its a driver prob
[02:56] <jtisme> xim_ from a terminal window execute  mkdir DIR_NAME
[02:56] <Kanja> Hey - I'm having some random crashes, can someone point me to a HOW TO for tracking down the problem?
[02:56] <Jpdota> the xp computer renews its lease fine
[02:57] <cvd-pr> cheese, people get out and party!
[02:57] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> using same ip addres does not confirm a new entry gets updated in bind9
[02:57] <awsoonn> !midi
[02:57] <Jpdota> n8tuser: yes well the dhcp server gives out the same IP :P
[02:57] <xim_> jtisme: i know how to make a directory, but it is rediculous that there is no create folder in the left click menu of nautilis when viewing as a list
[02:58] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> well you have to figure out how to make sure the same host does not acquire same ip addres durijng the re-request
[02:58] <NGL-Jabrroa> so what do i do to fix the boot prob
[02:58] <n8tuser> Jpdota-> i suspect its the update mechanism is faulty
[02:58] <NGL-Jabrroa> just recreate the dir?
[02:58] <NGL-Jabrroa> orr
[02:58] <LSbTJzgefXMjGRH> Hi All. I try to ssh to my ubuntu box using my global ip. I get the login prompt and put password but it tells me access denied. It is also logged in my auth.log file. Does anyone know why access is denied eventhough I put it correct username and password ?
[02:58] <NGL-Jabrroa> what?
[02:58] <zoi84> xim_: there is no something like file--> new folder or right click new folder?  (sorry not in the gnome right now)
[02:58] <xim_> what is the point of having two seperate left click menus for list view and icon view and leaving out important options on one
[02:59] <nblracer> any suggestions for my issue? please highlight me
[02:59] <xim_> hmm
[02:59] <n8tuser> Jpdota actually thats not overly difficult to do, have the dhcp server use a different start and range of addresses to dole out
[02:59] <NGL-Jabrroa> phorensic, any ideas?
[02:59] <phorensic> !paste
[02:59] <mcquaid> trying to set tv out via s-video with the nvidia settings app, i let it save as sudo and upon relogging in, i'm just getting the wallpaper on the tv out
[02:59] <scawt> is there an enlightenment 17 repository for ibex?
[02:59] <NGL-Jabrroa> hollywoodb any help?
[03:00] <phorensic> NGL-Jabrroa: Im sorry whats the issue? You have a boot up issue now?
[03:00] <xim_> zoi84: ahh yes.  ok i can do it through the file menu, i think its just an annoying programming mistake that they left it out of the list view rightclick menu
[03:00] <NGL-Jabrroa> yes thats my problem
[03:00] <mcquaid> i'm selecting separate x screen
[03:00] <yoyit2> how do you watch dvds on ubuntu 8.10??
[03:00] <mcquaid> ah i thint that's the prob, i want clone
[03:00] <phorensic> yoyit2: You may need to install some drivers
[03:01] <yoyit2> haha.. yeah
[03:01] <newbuntu> Hi. How do I tell ubuntu what monitor I have in case it didn't detect it right on installation? (I can only chose 1024x768 as maximum resolution, yet my monitor can do 1280x1024)
[03:01] <yoyit2> phorensic: tride to do it through terminal using a website
[03:01] <zoi84> xim_: I agree, I think there use to be a website that would highlight all of the bad software design...what you described def. belongs to that list :)
[03:02] <yoyit2> phorensic: which drivers do i need??
[03:02] <phorensic> yoyit2: Look at medibuntu.org they have the repositories and howtos
[03:02] <phorensic> yoyit2: libdvdcss2 and a few others
[03:02] <LSbTJzgefXMjGRH> Hi All. I try to ssh to my ubuntu box using my global ip. I get the login prompt and put password but it tells me access denied. It is also logged in my auth.log file. Does anyone know why access is denied eventhough I put it correct username and password ?
[03:02] <yoyit2> phorensic: thx
[03:02] <snake> hello to all
[03:02] <jtisme> xim_  right click in white area of list view  create folder exits
[03:03] <xim_> jtisme: is it because i am leftclicking on files rather than the empty space of the folder?  but in list view it fills all the space up with list!
[03:03] <zoi84> LSbTJzgefXMjGRH: which user are you trying to log in as? your own account or root? also did edit the sshd_config file at all
[03:03] <snake> i cant mount my external HD. it says : mount : cant read super block. when i try dosfsck it says : root dir starts with a bad cluster. anyone that can help ? thank you
[03:03] <naani> hi all
[03:04] <xim_> ok well maybe its not as rediculous as i thought, still a tad frustrating tho
[03:04] <naani> noob here
[03:04] <naani> yesterday i have tried to run live cd
[03:04] <naani> does it install linux in my system
[03:04] <NGL-Jabrroa> no
[03:04] <gh0s7> naani: if you click on install the live cd will install ubuntu on your system; otherwise no
[03:04] <naani> i have seen some files in my free space
[03:05] <NGL-Jabrroa> unless you select install
[03:05] <LSbTJzgefXMjGRH> zoi84: I am trying to login both as root and user and both fail. I am using the defauld sshd_config file ? Any suggestions ?
[03:05] <mrbear> Is there anyway to clean up the "Other" subdirectory of "Applications"?
[03:05] <elkbuntu> naani, then move them to somewhere else first
[03:05] <naani> then what else should i do to know more about ubuntu
[03:05] <jtisme> xim_ yes that can be a problem with no white space avail
[03:05] <jrib> naani: help.ubuntu.com is a good place to start
[03:05] <naani> i have deleted them form system properties
[03:06] <naani> ok
[03:06] <zoi84> LSbTJzgefXMjGRH: ok edit your sshd_conifg file and add AllowUsers username where username is your user.  Don't try to log in as root.  After you are done editing the file do the sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart and try again
[03:06] <jtisme> xim_  shift+cntl+n  keyboard sequence also creates a new folder
[03:06] <naani> actually i ave used free space in my system instead of installing them on other partitions
[03:08] <naani> i have downloaded this package from ths url http://releases.ubuntu.com/intrepid/
[03:08] <naani> ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[03:08] <naani> did i downloaded the right package
[03:08] <naani> ?
[03:08] <Kuwanger> Is there a way to compress an .iso image yet leave it accessible under Linux, being assured you can undo the compression without any metadata loss?
[03:09] <naani> or where can i find detailed instructions to run live cd
[03:10] <zoi84> naani: what kind of computer do you have?
[03:10] <genii> Kuwanger: There is tarfs but it is not supplied by anu Ubuntu package
[03:10] <phorensic> naani: Did you burn the .iso image to disk?
[03:10] <naani> yes i have burned the image to the disk using nero
[03:11] <naani> i am using ibm thinkpad r51
[03:11] <zoi84> naani: that is the right image you've downloaded
[03:11] <naani> thank god
[03:11] <xim_> jtisme: thanks
[03:11] <genii> naani: When you downloaded the .torrent  file, did you use it with a torrent client to download the actual iso file?
[03:12] <naani> yes
[03:12] <naani> utorrent
[03:12] <genii> naani: No worries then
[03:12] <phorensic> naani: If you have burned it correctly you need only to have the pc rebooted and make sure it boots to dvd/cd-rom first and it should auto-load the livecd
[03:12] <Kuwanger> genii: I don't think that'll suffice.  If I add the iso image as a whole, it'll take too long to decompress.  And if I decompose the iso image into a directory, I might lose important information about file location within the image.
[03:12] <Sune> Anyone have any recommendations for a windows virtual machine to run off ubuntu? : O
[03:12] <jtisme> xim_ sure
[03:12] <mk123> mark?
[03:13] <bastid_raZor> Sune; vmware or virtualbox
[03:13] <Sune> one of them better than the other bastid_raZor?
[03:13] <randal> does anyone know how to use remote desktop i cannot connect to my friends computer
[03:13] <gh0s7> Sune: Vmware is the best get vmware server
[03:13] <kirtis> randal: Terminal Server Client under Internet
[03:13] <naani> i have double clicked the image and burned it to the cd @16X speed[ minimun available ]
[03:13] <bastid_raZor> Sune; both are almost equal, it is more personal preference.
[03:13] <Kuwanger> Sune: There's an open source version of Virtualbox.
[03:14] <randal> kirtis: What?
[03:14] <T1> what does cannot execute binary file mean when i use the command sudo -i
[03:14] <Ubuntu_noob890> hi
[03:14] <mkeith> I have an ati radeon video card on a dell inspiron e1705 laptop running ubuntu 8.10 does anyone no how to get a 26 inch flat screen tv to work ? It quits working when I go into x
[03:14] <kirtis> randal: You can connect to a windows box running remote desktop using Terminal Server client, which is under the Internet menu
[03:14] <Ltl> T1: drop the -i flag
[03:14] <harfouche> sup chris
[03:14] <mk123> harfouche: nm, u?
[03:15] <centr0> my workspaces dont seem to be saving after i logout.  any ideas on what to check?
[03:15] <cvd-pr> ?
[03:15] <Kuwanger> Sune:  The version of Virtualbox in Ubuntu Hardy is pretty outdated though.  I'm not sure about Intrepid.
[03:15] <naani> so i did not install the program after rebooting
[03:15] <Sune> I run intrepid ibex
[03:15] <randal> kirtis: my tring to connect to my friends computer how
[03:15] <Ubuntu_noob890> I have a problem with my iwl4956 card with ubuntu 8.10, download speed has gone from 240kbps to 70kbps after i upgraded from 8.04, can any1 give me some tips on fixing this bug?
[03:15] <T1> Ltl: i need to use the _i flag as i need to install the program in root shell
[03:15] <incubii> Intrepids VBox is still behind the Personal edition
[03:15] <naani> so i need not to install the program after rebooting
[03:15] <hspaans> centr0: you have to wait for 9.04 to have that fixed most likely
[03:16] <jtisme> centr0  yes session manager  system settings  advanced   restore from ...
[03:16] <harfouche> hello
[03:16] <mk123> harfouche: sup dude
[03:16] <harfouche> mk123 nm, just working out some bugs
[03:16] <jtisme> centr0, but it only saves one desktop
[03:16] <LSbTJzgefXMjGRH> zoi84: I still have the same problem after making your suggested changes. Any idea :-(
[03:16] <fuxxy> How would I diagnose the reason why one of my drives dropped out of my 6 drive software raid5 array? I did a SMART status check, and drive came up clean?
[03:16] <centr0> thanks guys
[03:17] <naani> ok i will try again try to reboot the system and see what happens
[03:17] <Ubuntu_noob890> I have a problem with my iwl4956 card with ubuntu 8.10, download speed has gone from 240kbps to 70kbps after i upgraded from 8.04, can any1 give me some tips on fixing this bug?
[03:17] <zoi84> T1: you don't need -i to install it as a root sudo should suffice
[03:17] <Ltl> T1: try sudo -i pass, then sudo command
[03:17] <Kuwanger> Sune: Ah..looking through launchpad, intrepid has v2.0.4 of Virtualbox available.  The latest is v2.0.6, but there doesn't seem to be major changes between the two versions.
[03:17] <Sune> That's good, it's installing now
[03:17] <Kuwanger> Sune: So, Virtualbox looks like a reasonably accessible option.
[03:17] <incubii> The latest VirtualBox is 2.1
[03:17] <snake> i cant mount my external HD. it says : mount : cant read super block. when i try dosfsck it says : root dir starts with a bad cluster. anyone that can help ? thank you
[03:17] <mk123> Ubuntu_noob890: do you have wgetpaste?
[03:17] <omshanti> can someone help me make a game work correctly?
[03:17] <zoi84> LSbTJzgefXMjGRH: just to verify you did install openssh-server I believe
[03:17] <Sune> Kuwanger: I'll tell you if it works nicely
[03:17] <Jpdota> n8tuser: no, it's not a problem with the update mechanism, it updates correctly.  however it's stored in the journal file, because the zone file still says that it's .100 when it's .43, but it resolves correctly
[03:17] <centr0> i install xubuntu for the reasons of a fast wm..  only to make it slow with compiz,mac themes and avant lol
[03:18] <T1> Ltl: what does "sudo -i pass" do?
[03:18] <Jpdota> n8tuser: talking about the xp box
[03:18] <Ubuntu_noob890> mk123: no i dont
[03:18] <Jpdota> n8tuser: so it's an issue with ubuntu
[03:18] <Ubuntu_noob890> I have a problem with my iwl4956 card with ubuntu 8.10, download speed has gone from 240kbps to 70kbps after i upgraded from 8.04, can any1 give me some tips on fixing this bug?
[03:18] <jtisme> snake   man mount  see how to mount alternate super block(s)
[03:18] <randal> does aynone know how to connect to someones comuter like remote desktop plz help