[10:40] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: possibly on irc.gnome.org would be better
[10:40] <awilkins> chazco: Probably Skype. Or Ekiga, if you can get the XP machine to set it up
[10:40] <lordinfernal> awilkins: yes. it freezes a lot when im trying to scroll the list. but temperature is not at a normal point..
[10:41] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: Your answer is essently wrong: There are discussing insiders among themselves Telepathy.
[10:41] <kholerabbi1> !dvd
[10:41] <chazco> awilkins - Had a look at Ekiga.. according to site the XP version doesnt get one well with NAT :(
[10:41] <koshari> anyone know what happened to bluetooth send to in nautilus in 9.04?
[10:41] <chazco> awilkins - Hmm... Skype on Linux?
[10:41] <awilkins> chazco: It's tricksy to get it working properly with the audio, but the video seems to work well on my box
[10:42] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: You mean it isn't a support channel? OK well here works just as well - I jsut thought they might know more specific things
[10:42] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: Thank you for commenting.
[10:43] <chazco> awilkins - Hmm okay, will have a look... the one in Medibuntu okay?
[10:44] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: Empathy works for me here. What are you having problems with?
[10:44] <awilkins> chazco: I used the official .debs ; I haven't tried the medibuntu one
[10:44] <chazco> awilkins - Okay, thanks :)
[10:44] <alan_simmonds> is anyone using radeonhd drivers and are they anygood?
[10:45] <kholerabbi1> chazco: Skype works for me great :D
[10:45] <awilkins> Obviously it would be better if Ekiga worked on Windows
[10:45] <awilkins> And ate through firewalls as well as Skype
[10:45] <awilkins> And had such a huge userbase
[10:45] <chazco> awilkins / kholerabbi1 - Which would be the best choice - Mediabuntu, or the offical Ubuntu 8.04 debs or Debian Etch debs?
[10:45] <awilkins> Ah well
[10:46] <awilkins> chazco: I can't tell you which is best because I've only used the Skype debs
[10:46] <chazco> awilkins - Yep, but which ones?
[10:46] <kholerabbi1> chazco: I use the medibuntu skype - but whether another is better or not I cannot say
[10:47] <chazco> kholerabbi1 - Does it work with video calls?
[10:47] <awilkins> chazco: The ubuntu debs
[10:47] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: I tested it with two 9.04 Ubunteros. I received the voice of one of them well but the voice readabilty of the other was only <5%. The voice was often interrupted and in addition chopped with a frequency of about 7 Hz. Both test partners could not understand my voice.
[10:47] <kholerabbi1> chazco: It should if you're webcam works. It does for me
[10:47] <chazco> awilkins - Okay, will try the 8.04 deb on 9.04 :)
[10:47] <chazco> kholerabbi1 - Thanks :)
[10:48] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: I would suggest the #telepathy channel >.< that does suck
[10:50] <prentice> anybody need help?
[10:50] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: I put a question in the #telepathy channel at 3 different times at 3 different days. I never got an answer.
[10:50] <texincali> having trouble with sound looking for help.....i have an audigy4 pci soundcard aswell as an onboard thats disabled in the bios im using ubuntu 9.01 and im not getting any sound
[10:50] <texincali> prentice you tried to help me yesterday with no luck :-(
[10:51] <prentice> texincali: ah sorry about that
[10:51] <prentice> !sound
[10:51] <prentice> !sound | teincali
[10:51] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: ah. Well I am sorry you are having this problem. I can't really help, but just form curiosity how does it sound when you call yourself?
[10:51] <prentice> texincali: there ya go
[10:52] <prentice> texincali: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[10:52] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: also are you using the telepathy ppa with latest builds?
[10:52] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: I do not know how to call myself using Empathy voice chat.
[10:52] <prentice> anyone need some help?
[10:52] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: I guess you would need to jabber accounts
[10:53] <kholerabbi1> prentice: yes
[10:53] <texincali> the correct one is selected....
[10:53] <texincali> im just not getting sound
[10:53] <kholerabbi1> prentice: Totem won't play my dvd :C
[10:53] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: One Ubuntero used the telepathy PPA as a test. There was no improvement in voice readibility. Just no difference.
[10:53] <prentice> !dvd
[10:53] <chazco> kholerabbi1 / awilkins - How do you get sound to go then? :D The web cam works though :)
[10:54] <prentice> !dvd | kholerabbil
[10:54] <prentice> kholerabbil:  For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[10:54] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: I do have a Jabber account.
[10:54] <chazco> kholerabbi1 / awilkins - Never mind, found it :)
[10:54] <kholerabbi1> chazco: I have trouble with my audio but that is because of ubuntu... You can adjust the audio settings/devices in Skype options
[10:55] <ozzmosis> does anyone else here use Alt+Tab a lot to switch between programs in Ubuntu?  I can see it shows a small representation of each program when I use Alt+Tab, but it only seems to show that for about three programs at a time.  is that the same for other people?
[10:55] <ozzmosis> I'm not sure I explained that very well
[10:55] <bullgard4> ozzmosis: No, I can have more than ten if I want to.
[10:55] <prentice> ozzmosis: i do
[10:56] <kholerabbi1> chazco: if you want skype to work with indicator applet and notifications I wrote a script for myself, if you'd also like to use it.
[10:56] <ozzmosis> basically, some of the scaled-down images don't show a screen capture of the program, but instead just show a blocky icon
[10:57] <prentice> ozzmosis: dunno why that could be hold on a sec
[10:58] <ozzmosis> prentice: actually I've just worked it out...
[10:58] <prentice> ozzmosis: ok
[10:58] <ozzmosis> prentice: it will only do it with minimised programs!  obviously it can't do a screengrab if they're minimised... which is a shame
[10:59] <texincali> prentice those pages you sent make no sence to me...
[10:59] <prentice> !sound
[10:59] <texincali> yah those websites make no sence to me
[10:59] <texincali> i tried reading em and it goes whoosh right over my head
[11:02] <cjae> Hi I am a user of kde, actually kde 4.2.3 and was wondering if anyone else has problems with separate xscreens working on a gnome DE under ubuntu 9.04?
[11:03]  * cjae is amazed at how calm this channel is
[11:04] <icauchy_> just GNOME
[11:04] <rakista> Cjae yeah
[11:05] <GhostWolf_> hey ppl got a question, first don't know if im in the right chan for this so you can let me know afterwards and tell me what chan. second i know in windows i needed windows media player to detect my pc through my xbox360 is there a program that is like wmp that would let me add my 360 to connect to my pc?
[11:05] <rakista> It is documented
[11:05] <icauchy_> i haven't tried KDE
[11:06] <MikeChelen> GhostWolf_, is that using UPnP? if so http://mediatomb.cc is good
[11:06] <rakista> Ghostwolf I think you have to use a VM
[11:07] <prentice> GhostWolf_: Try this http://www.twonkyvision.de/
[11:07] <GhostWolf_> MikeChelen i don't know im new to linux so i just know how to use it when on windows with windows media player
[11:07] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: "<    ubottu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[11:07] <cjae> rakista: so it is pooched under gnome as well, hmmm, do they know if it just the nvidia driver
[11:07] <bullgard4> 11:59<    ubottu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[11:07] <GhostWolf_> but a friend in another chan im in gave me a link to a post in ubuntu's forum so i'll look there first
[11:08] <MikeChelen> GhostWolf_, research xbox to see if uses UPnP or DAAP, think its UPnP so install Mediatomb on the pc
[11:08] <rakista> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/376235
[11:08] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: huh?
[11:08] <prentice> GhostWolf_: Try this http://www.twonkyvision.de/ I used it before i sold my xbox 360 and it worked a charm
[11:08] <rakista> subscribe to that thread cjae
[11:08] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: you changed to ALSA and it worked?
[11:08] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: "<    ubottu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[11:08] <almost> trying to make some perl scripts exe in /usr/bin/cgi-bin with the line chmod 755 /usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl chmod cannot access '/usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl no such file or directory
[11:09] <kholerabbi1> nooooo stop that
[11:09] <alma> udin
[11:09] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: "11:51  < kholerabb> bullgard4: ah. Well I am sorry you are having this problem. I can't really help, but just form curiosity how does it sound when you call yourself?" How can I cal myself?
[11:09] <cjae> rakista: thanks
[11:09] <texincali> i tried those guides and they make no sence....
[11:09] <Dragonite> I have a big problem, the only thing keeping windows on my computer. I can not connect to the internet with my ubuntu 8.10. I'm new to this and i don't exactly know the whole system. My computer recognizes my wireless card. I can connect to the router and get all the right ip, dns, gateways. however i can not go anywhere. normally once i connect i type in a page and it redirects me to the login page for my internet company and i sign in, then i can
[11:09] <Dragonite> go any where. now it says cannot find page. I have gone into the aliase file and turned off ip6 like the help said to, but still doesn't work. any ideas??
[11:09] <rakista> I am going to try the nightly build and see if it fixed it cjae let you know in 20-30 minutes
[11:09] <stintel> any known problems with updates on 9.04? ath5k worked fine on live cd but no longer after installation and running uppdates.
[11:10] <alma> jjj';lhio'h9ip'
[11:10] <alma> guiyh8ipl
[11:10] <alma> hpghhhhhhuili
[11:10] <kholerabbi1> bullgard4: ah, you would need two seperate accounts with Jabber or Google Talk I gather
[11:10] <cjae> rakista: ok
[11:11] <bullgard4> kholerabbi1: Ah, ok. Thank you.
[11:11] <kholerabbi1> yeah
[11:11] <rakista> Dragonnite it sounds like they are denying you access because of your ref headers
[11:12] <Dragonite> rakista so is there a way around that?
[11:12] <rakista> yes http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=361510
[11:12] <texincali> i need help with my sound card....im getting no sound output from my audigy 4....when i use my onboard it works fine....but i need to use the audigy 4.....im kinda a noob to linux so that website you guys are posting or 3 sites rather are completly useless to me...also when im in windows the audigy 4 works perfectly.....ive searched google and the ubuntu forums....and i cant find anything.....any help would be much apreciated...
[11:13] <Dragonite> thanks a bunch. i hope this works. i really want to get rid of windows once and for all
[11:13] <rakista> Good luck mate
[11:13] <cptblood> texincali: do u have drivers for it?
[11:13] <d0t> rakista, can you please ssh me <IP_ADDRESS> i want to check if i port forwarded correctly
[11:13] <texincali> ???
[11:13] <ibralnet> Hi all, I wanted to reconfigure samba from the beginning, so I tried to remove it with : apt-get autoremove --purge samba, than when I install it again I get the same configuration files as before installation, do any body know how can I remove all ????
[11:13] <texincali> i dont know?
[11:13] <cptblood> go find yourself a driver first
[11:13] <rakista> no ssh on this box
[11:14] <cptblood> works d0t
[11:14] <d0t> cptblood,  :)
[11:14] <d0t> cptblood, can i please pm you?
[11:14] <texincali> you know what i get when i google the drivers?
[11:14] <cptblood> i suppose
[11:15] <almost> trying to make some perl scripts exe in /usr/bin/cgi-bin with the line chmod 755 /usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl chmod cannot access '/usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl no such file or directory
[11:15] <texincali> I have a sound blaster audigy 4 sound card, but no drivers. No sound will play at all, and I've googled the drivers multiple times with no results. Am I missing something here?
[11:15] <texincali> responce to that is
[11:15] <texincali> Try this
[11:15] <texincali> check that your switches are set correctly - for instance that if you use the analog output the analog switch is set ON or that the digital or S/PDIF switch is set OFF.
[11:15] <texincali> ?? wtf that has nothing to do with drivers
[11:15] <rakista> tex https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/293031
[11:16] <GhostWolf_> prentice i looked at the site you gave me do i have to pay for it?
[11:16] <texincali> i checked that too
[11:16] <texincali> and i got nothing from it
[11:17] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What is the difference between the DEB program packages linux-doc-2.6.28 and linux-ports-doc-2.6.28? Synaptic describes them with the same text.
[11:17] <rakista> Did you try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=978372http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=978372
[11:18] <rakista> sorry double post
[11:18] <yoyoto> Hey Uhh I'm having this really annoying issue where I backed up my partition using http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564836 that as a guide, and I can't unzip it or whatever
[11:18] <prentice> GhostWolf_: no
[11:18] <texincali> yep
[11:18] <texincali> i checked that too
[11:18] <relive> my
[11:18] <texincali> prentice helped me for about 4 hours aswell
[11:18] <jag_> Hi , I installed the nvidia-glx-new_169.12+<IP_ADDRESS>-24.1_amd64.deb driver for my Nvidia 9500GT , but it doesn not seem to be USING the driver , my openGL screensavers / Desktop effects , STILL do not work
[11:19] <GhostWolf_> ok prentice i'll double look at it
[11:19] <texincali> im lost at what to do
[11:19] <prentice> GhostWolf_: oh god you do now
[11:19] <rakista> Creative has horrible support for its products even between windows versions
[11:19] <prentice> GhostWolf_: it used to be free
[11:19] <rakista> Remeber that next time is my advice lol
[11:19] <GhostWolf_> lol
[11:19] <texincali> i kinda wanted to switch to linux to play eve becouse for the most part my comp runs way better in linux....
[11:19] <rakista> Can you just on board sound ?
[11:19] <rakista> er use
[11:19] <texincali> no
[11:19] <GhostWolf_> i thought so prentice when i looked at it lmao
[11:20] <texincali> becouse i use both windows and linux
[11:20] <yoyoto> So when I try to run... sudo tar xvpfz /media/Hard\ Drive\ II/Ubuntu\ Backup/backup.tgz -c / I get the error... tar: You may not specify more than one `-Acdtrux' option
[11:20] <yoyoto> Try `tar --help' or `tar --usage' for more information.
[11:20] <Sir-Integra> texincali, what sound card do you have?
[11:20] <texincali> i use audio production software in windows and it runs through the audigy
[11:20] <prentice> GhostWolf_: oh well
[11:20] <texincali> i have an audigy 4 pro
[11:20] <Sir-Integra> yoyoto, use tar zxvf
[11:20] <Sir-Integra> not xvpfz
[11:21] <erUSUL> jag_: 169.12 seems to old for a 9500GT doesn't it ?
[11:21] <prentice> you still haven't got it fixed?
[11:21] <erUSUL> too*
[11:21] <rakista> do you have some mini rca spliters laying around ?
[11:21] <texincali> no
[11:21] <prentice> teincali: stil aint got it fixed?
[11:21] <texincali> no prentice
[11:21] <rakista> you could have both sound cards hooked up to the speakers for like 10 bucks
[11:21] <GhostWolf_> i'll find something else someone that was in here told me i didn't need media center when i had windows and you do but i don't have a way to test on linux now
[11:21] <prentice> texincali: lol we spent like 2 hours yesterday
[11:21] <texincali> yah :-\
[11:22] <yoyoto> sir-intergra no dice
[11:22] <kholerabbi1> yoyoto: you can just right click the file > extract here
[11:22] <kholerabbi1> ??
[11:22] <tbaxter> (after upgrading to 9.04 when it came out) If my laptop is locking up at random times (in excess of a few minutes after loading and anywhere up to hours after) and none of kern.log, syslog or user.log are showing anything that seems particularly suspect to me, where else should I look?
[11:22] <rakista> Creative imho is not worth the headache I spent 5 hours on trying to get a creative webcam to work
[11:22] <Sir-Integra> texincali, xfi series or?
[11:22] <MikeChelen> anyone recommend a compressed filesystem, using FUSE or otherwise?
[11:22] <yoyoto> it's kind of a 30gb file.... on a 50gb hdd, it's sitting on my external for the moment
[11:22] <texincali> just good ol sounblaster audigy 4 pro
[11:22] <sknnbones> how would I use an IPOD as a USB boot device to install ubuntu?
[11:22] <jag_> erUSUL: I thought so too , but there is no newer one to choose from when I do a apt-get update ?? I am running 2.6.24-19-generic CORE - with Dap
[11:22] <texincali> thats all it said on the box when i got it like 3 years ago
[11:23] <almost> trying to make some perl scripts exe in /usr/bin/cgi-bin with the line chmod 755 /usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl chmod cannot access '/usr/bin/cgi-bin/non-email-step20.pl no such file or directory
[11:23] <rakista> I would go with a hardware solution tex just get some splitters no headache
[11:23] <sknnbones> I guess the better question is CAN I use an Ipod to install ubuntu on my second hard drive?
[11:23] <erUSUL> jag_: dapper ? you can not install a more recent version of ubuntu
[11:23] <erUSUL> ?
[11:23] <texincali> when i can afford it im ganna buy a better one but for now id like to be able to play eve and use vent in linux
[11:23] <Sir-Integra> texincali, you can't use vent in linux.
[11:24] <Sir-Integra> well, you can..
[11:24] <texincali> yes you can
[11:24] <texincali> my brother does it
[11:24] <Sir-Integra> but only with voice activation.
[11:24] <Sir-Integra> All attempts to make it work with push to talk have failed, afaik
[11:24] <sknnbones> any clues?
[11:24] <MikeChelen> sknnbones, it has to be formatted with the make usb option, dunno if it will conflict with ipod functions
[11:24] <texincali> if teamspeak was more widely used id use teamspeak...
[11:25] <rakista> I just use vent on a windows laptop when I game in linux
[11:25] <texincali> but everyone i know uses vent
 morning can you take a quick look a my chat question please
[11:25] <sknnbones> well I have two hard drives in my computer, one has windows, and one is blank. How can I install ubuntu without any CD's or USBs?
[11:25] <texincali> and playing eve online without sound would drive me up the wall
[11:25] <klenix> i got following error when extracting file.
[11:25] <texincali> i can play it in windows i just seem to run alot smoother in linux....
[11:25] <klenix> gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[11:26] <klenix> tar: Child returned status 1
[11:26] <klenix> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[11:26] <texincali> maby its windows not taking up half my damn resources...
[11:26] <erUSUL> almost: it seems that you made a typo with the name...
[11:26] <jag_> erUSUL: I dont have adsl , cant afford to download via 3G  . .lol I will have to be stuck on Dap for thr mo . . :)
[11:26] <rakista> Eve is made for opengl isn't ?
[11:26]  * yoyoto facepalms
[11:26] <yoyoto> I was supposed to be asleep 3 hours ago and this damn thing
[11:26] <nixot> hello all
[11:27] <sknnbones> I have two hard drives, one is SATA(blank) one is IDE(windows XP) how can I install ubuntu on the SATA drive without a disk or USB?
[11:27] <Sir-Integra> texincali, your card is supposed to work straight off with ALSA drivers.
[11:27] <erUSUL> jag_: :| then your only option is to use envyng or installing the *.run from nvidia site
[11:27] <sknnbones> they are both connected to the same motherboard.
[11:27] <ozzmosis> sknnbones: I suspect you can't
[11:27] <sknnbones> cuuuurses/
 which name?
[11:27] <sknnbones> how about this
[11:28] <erUSUL> jag_: or contact aLUG or LoCo team near you and ask for cd's. also you can ask for them in shipit.ubuntu.com
[11:28] <ozzmosis> sknnbones: how hard is it to beg/borrow/steal a CD-ROM drive?
[11:28] <rakista> yeah you can
[11:28] <erUSUL> almost: the filename
[11:28] <rakista> http://wubi-installer.org/
[11:28] <Sir-Integra> texincali, is it the audigy4 pro or non-pro?
[11:28] <sknnbones> my cellphone has a 2gig microusb chip, can I use my cellphone to install ubuntu?
[11:28] <sknnbones> err
[11:28] <rakista> Sknnbones http://wubi-installer.org/
[11:28] <sknnbones> microSD
[11:28] <texincali> i believe its pro
[11:28] <texincali> came with a cool little remote and everything :-P
[11:28] <jag_> erUSUL: Why do evrybody warn aganst envy ?? and IF i get from Nvidia website , what is best way to EXIT xserver? Cos I remember getting an "EXIT X BEFORE INSTALL" previously?
[11:29] <sknnbones> wubi...
  ok you mean a selling error
[11:29] <erUSUL> jag_: envy used to be a very bad program on dapper ages
[11:29] <harpreet_> onboard nvidia geforce video card better or pci?
[11:29] <ozzer> i'm running xubuntu and the multimedia playback has gone weird. It's in youtube and movie player and spotify. the playback speeds up to about 3 times normal. anyone know what's wrong?
[11:29] <almost> spelling
[11:29] <sknnbones> truth is, I need to install backtrack, but didnt want to talk about another linux distro
[11:29] <erUSUL> !envyng | jag_
[11:29] <sknnbones> in an ubuntu IRC
[11:30] <erUSUL> jag_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[11:30] <Sir-Integra> texincali, cat /proc/asound/cards
[11:30] <rakista> you might be hacking a bit for that sknn
[11:30] <harpreet_> ozzer: clarify your question, you mean youtube does not work properly?
[11:30] <CaneToad> I need to build a slightly modified version of the Ubuntu X server in Jaunty to fix some problems that are driving me nuts.  What's the best approach to building X?  Are there source packages or something that can be installed?
[11:30] <Sir-Integra> pastebin the result
[11:30] <yoyoto> so from what I can tell my issue has something to do with the -c part of the command
[11:30] <rakista> I would just go buy some blank CDs
[11:30] <texincali> pastebin?
[11:30] <harpreet_> ozzer: clarify your question, you mean youtube does not work properly?
[11:30] <chazco> Hi... is there anyway to reset the volume settings?
[11:30] <sknnbones> i just paid rent
[11:30] <harpreet_> chazco: what you mean
[11:31] <rakista> Canetoad what are you trying to fix ?
[11:31] <sknnbones> I have no money for CD's
[11:31] <texincali> 0 [Audigy2        ]: Audigy2 - Audigy 4 [SB0610]
[11:31] <texincali>                       Audigy 4 [SB0610] (rev.0, serial:0x10211102) at 0xec00, irq 18
[11:31] <texincali>  1 [HDMI           ]: HDA-Intel - HDA ATI HDMI
[11:31] <texincali>                       HDA ATI HDMI at 0xff500000 irq 17
[11:31] <texincali> texincali@texincali-desktop:~$ options snd-usb-audio index=1
[11:31] <FloodBot2> texincali: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:31] <texincali> bash: options: command not found
[11:31] <ozzmosis> rakista: looks like Wubi might do what you want
[11:31] <Sir-Integra> texincali, modinfo soundcore
[11:31] <ozzer> harpreet_: the playback in ANY multimedia player jumps between normal and playing at 3 times speed for no apparent reason
[11:31] <Dragonite> rakista the program what was mentioned in the link is to change what browser your using right? or does it do both browser and os?
[11:31] <rakista> both
[11:32] <ozzmosis> rakista: sorry, that was meant for sknnbones
[11:32] <sknnbones> I can boot my ipod as a USBZIP,
[11:32] <ozzmosis> sknnbones: looks like Wubi might do what you want
[11:32] <Rony> hi
[11:32] <harpreet_> ozzer: remove swfdec, adobe flash everything and reinstall flashplayer non free and adobe , because they have a plugin that went wrong
[11:32] <Dragonite> do you know if there is one out for opera that does the samething? i know you can go into opera and make it look like a different browser, just not os
[11:32] <rakista> Wubi works for me on my vista install
[11:32] <Sir-Integra> texincali,  cd /tmp && wget ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/driver/alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2
[11:32] <sknnbones> I dont need Wubi
[11:32] <rakista> No use firefox to login to your isp
[11:33] <Rony> how to handle handheld device using usbnet through PC
[11:33] <sknnbones> I have an ubuntu 9.04 disk, I didn;t want to ask about backtrack 3 in ubuntu IRC
[11:33] <Sir-Integra> texincali,  tar jxvf alsa-driver-1.0.20.tar.bz2
[11:33] <Rony> ?
[11:33] <Dragonite> rakista ok thank you very much.
[11:33] <rakista> There is no equivelent for backtrack is there ?
[11:33] <CaneToad> rakista, I need a solution to two problems - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/338489 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/338489 ...  basically I can't do real work on Jaunty until these are fixed
[11:33] <texincali> done both
[11:33] <Sir-Integra> texincali, sec
[11:33] <sknnbones> im going to try using a USB version of linux and try to install it off my ipod
[11:33] <jag_> erUSUL: Thanx , I requested a cd be shipped . . .
[11:33] <texincali> kk
[11:34] <erUSUL> jag_: ok
[11:34] <Sir-Integra> texincali, cd into the dir
[11:34] <texincali> into what dir?
[11:34] <doktoreas> Hello folks.do you know a videoconference software which support more then 1 user?
[11:34] <texincali> im confused
[11:34] <ozzer> harpreet_: but flash player doesn't affect movie player or listen or other programs does it? cos these have the same problem
[11:34] <prentice> skype
[11:34] <Sir-Integra> into the also directory you just extracted
[11:34] <prentice> doktoreas: !skype
[11:34] <Rony> how to handle PXA device using usbnet through PC?
[11:34] <jag_> erUSUL: so would u reconmend getting driver from nviidia web ? or envy ?
[11:34] <sknnbones> does VMware support wireless cards yet?
[11:34] <Sir-Integra> cd alsa-driver-1.0.20
[11:35] <prentice> !skype | doktoreas
[11:35] <doktoreas> hi prefrontal skype handle just 2 people
[11:35] <harpreet_> ozzer: the plugin they use is the same
[11:35] <CaneToad> rakista, sorry the other bug is https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334626
[11:35] <Sir-Integra> texincali, tell me once you done that
[11:35] <harpreet_> ozzer: sudo apt-get autoremove libswfdec-0.8-0
[11:35] <prentice> doktoreas: it handles as many as you want
[11:35] <bluegoon> Hey guys.
[11:35] <texincali> Sir-Integra: im confused
[11:35] <erUSUL> jag_: envy uses the nvidia driver but does everything automatically or trys to
[11:35] <bluegoon> How do i connect to a windows machine share on Jaunty 9.04?
[11:35] <Sir-Integra> texincali, pm me
[11:36] <harpreet_> bluegoon: over the network?
[11:36] <erUSUL> jag_: i recommend the nvidia driver becouse at least you see what is going on
[11:36] <rakista> Canetoad looking at them
[11:36] <bluegoon> harpreet_,
[11:36] <bluegoon> harpreet_, yes mate
[11:36] <Rony> how to handle PXA device using usbnet through PC?
[11:36] <doktoreas> prentice, video conference?
[11:36] <ozzmosis> CaneToad: I can't help you, but you pasted the same URL twice
[11:36] <harpreet_> bluegoon: sudo apt-get install smb client
[11:36] <progesterone> My internet connection on Ubuntu 9.04 is terribly slow. How can I fix it?
[11:36] <bluegoon> harpreet_, couldnt find package
[11:36] <CaneToad> ozzmosis, I later posted a corrected second url https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334626
[11:37] <harpreet_> bluegoon: sudo apt-get install samba client
[11:37] <prentice> doktoreas: yup video conference
[11:37] <bluegoon> could find package client.
[11:37] <HardDisk> progesterone, have you dont a dsl speed test?
[11:37] <HardDisk> done*
[11:37] <bluegoon> harpreet_, couldnt find package client
[11:37] <sknnbones> if I can boot my cellphone 1gig microSD card, could I install linux from it?
[11:37] <progesterone> HardDisk not yet
[11:37] <sknnbones> I am guessing a very slow read speed.
[11:37] <jag_> erUSUL: that sounds the better option . . Thnx . . there is no x64 isues i need to know about are there??
[11:37] <harpreet_> bluegoon: sudo apt-get install smbclient
[11:37] <CaneToad> rakista, thanks
[11:37] <HardDisk> progesterone, http://www.speedtest.net/
[11:38] <progesterone> HardDisk Thanks
[11:38] <doktoreas> prentice, from the Skype site, it says just 2
[11:38] <harpreet_> bluegoon: sudo apt-get install smbclient
[11:38] <rakista> Canetoad have you tried the fix on http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21464 ?
[11:38] <bluegoon> harpreet_, already the newest version mate.
[11:38] <erUSUL> jag_: dunno i did not use 64 bits back when in dapper (switched in gutsy)
[11:38] <bluegoon> harpreet_, i go Places > Connect to Server > Windows share right?
[11:38] <harpreet_> bluegoon: yes
[11:38] <harpreet_> bluegoon: you dont see the share?
[11:38] <CaneToad> rakista, no, my post here was because I want to try it and don't know the best approach....can I download source packages from ubuntu, and build with the patch easily?
[11:39] <HardDisk> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype
[11:39] <rakista> it is not that bad if you have done a build before
[11:39] <bluegoon> harpreet_, yes mate, its a Lacie drive, backup drive for our company, i can access it via its IP address fine through any other windows machine, only not through linux
[11:39] <rakista> Did 8.04 work for you though ?
[11:40] <CaneToad> rakista, I'm ok with builds, but I can't find where to get the source from ubuntu
[11:40] <bluegoon> harpreet_, the lacie drive runs windows, so its a real windows share.
[11:40] <rakista> If it is critical canetoad I would back up a version and let these two problems get fixed
[11:40] <rakista> X is messed all over in 9.04
[11:40] <CaneToad> rakista, fair enough
[11:41] <rakista> I am trying to fix my x problems going forward
[11:41] <harpreet_> bluegoon: ping the ip
[11:41] <rakista> to 9.10 see what happens in 20 minutes
[11:41] <tbaxter> [sorry if reposting is a bad, but this'll be the second and last time] (after upgrading to 9.04 when it came out) If my laptop is locking up at random times (in excess of a few minutes after loading and anywhere up to hours after) and none of kern.log, syslog or user.log are showing anything that seems particularly suspect to me, where else should I look?
[11:41] <CaneToad> rakista, can someone give https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/338489 an importance?
[11:41] <bluegoon> harpreet_, i can ping it fine.
[11:42] <prentice> !tar
[11:42] <sknnbones> okay, if my ipod is enabled for disk use, can I install linux without deleting any files off of it (except to make room for tthe install)
[11:42] <bluegoon> harpreet_, should i specify the actual directory im trying to access in the Connect to win share option? Or should it resolve to the shared directory automatically?
[11:42] <sknnbones> its formated FAT32
 yes it was a typo
[11:42] <erUSUL> almost: ok
[11:42] <rakista> I don't have any power at the bug track at ubuntu heh
[11:42] <almost> thanks
[11:43] <sknnbones> one E-cookie to the person to answer my question.
[11:43] <harpreet_> bluegoon: you may need to do it manually
[11:43] <CaneToad> rakista, is it easy to expunge the Jaunty default X server and install Intrepid's ?
[11:43] <rakista> I just use ubuntu to develop verilog and C++ mostly
[11:43] <awilkins> sknnbones: You can certainly boot a livecd from a FAT32 filesystem
[11:43] <harpreet_> bluegoon: specify the directory and check
[11:43] <progesterone> HardDisk My download speed is 42Mbit/s. But the web pages load is extremely sluggish
[11:43] <rakista> I have never done it but I imagine it would be non-trivial
[11:44] <harpreet_> bluegoon: sudo apt-get install smbfs, tell me result
[11:44] <awilkins> sknnbones: I'm not so sure you could do a proper install on it because FAT32 lacks some of the features that a proper linux install requires
[11:44] <rakista> 8 - 7 downgrades for ubuntu were horrible
[11:44] <sknnbones> not on it
[11:44] <sknnbones> with it
[11:44] <sknnbones> like a USB drive
[11:44] <awilkins> Well, then yes, you should be able to
[11:45] <sknnbones> one cookie for you
[11:45] <sknnbones> <3
[11:45] <ozzer> harpreet_: thanks, it said libswfdec-0.8-0 was not installed so i installed it and now it works
[11:45] <awilkins> It's just a question of marking the parition active and copying the relevant files to it
[11:45] <sknnbones> ....
[11:45] <CaneToad> rakista, I tried moving /usr/bin/Xorg aside and /usr/lib/xorg aside and copying in what was there in Intrepid...works...but X server burns a very high amount of CPU
[11:45] <sknnbones> *takes back cookie*
[11:46] <clever> what CLI tool can i use to rip music cd's?
[11:46] <rakista> What all is running when you do Top ?
[11:46] <awilkins> sknnbones: Less scary than it sounds ..  Jaunty even has an app for making bootable USB media
[11:46] <awilkins> sknnbones: Not sure whether it wipes the existing filesystem though
[11:46] <CaneToad> rakista, freshly started X server in that scenario is burning 100% cpu with no apps running
[11:46] <progesterone> The web pages load is very slow on Ubuntu 9.04 although my download speed is 42Mbit/s. How can I fix it?
[11:47] <rakista> that is not good
[11:47] <clever> CaneToad: xrestop
[11:47] <CaneToad> rakista, the X server itself is hogging the cpu
[11:47] <sknnbones> okay, if I backup my ipod, what format would I need to format it to to let it install Linux on my SATA hard drive?
[11:47] <rakista> hmm, never did a live downgrade of X before
[11:48] <rakista> Sort of like doing surgery while driving
[11:48] <CaneToad> clever/rakista, I'll restart my server with Intrepid's X again, BRB, thanks
[11:50] <ozzmosis> short of electric shock therapy, is there a way to stop myself accidentally doing a "Remove from panel" on the GNOME Garbage Bin instead of "Empty garbage bin"?
[11:50] <ibralnet> Please help !!! I get this error invoke-rc.d: initscript samba, action "start" failed.
[11:50] <ibralnet> dpkg : erreur de traitement de samba (--configure) :
[11:50] <ibralnet>  le sous-processus post-installation script a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1
[11:50] <ibralnet> Des erreurs ont été rencontrées pendant l'exécution :
[11:50] <ibralnet>  samba
[11:50] <FloodBot2> ibralnet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:50] <ibralnet> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[11:50] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] What is the difference between the DEB program packages linux-doc-2.6.28 and linux-ports-doc-2.6.28? Synaptic describes them with the same text.
[11:51] <jerkman> hey
[11:52] <rakista> Download them and look at them bull ?
[11:52] <ibralnet> Hi all, please help I get this error:  * Starting Samba daemons                                                                                [fail]
[11:52] <ibralnet> invoke-rc.d: initscript samba, action "start" failed.
[11:52] <ibralnet> dpkg : erreur de traitement de samba (--configure) :
[11:52] <ibralnet>  le sous-processus post-installation script a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1
[11:52] <ibralnet> Des erreurs ont été rencontrées pendant l'exécution :
[11:52] <FloodBot2> ibralnet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:52] <ibralnet>  samba
[11:52] <jerkman> i have a usb to IDE connector for external hard drives. The drives cannot be accessed from ubuntu 8.10
[11:53] <Joe__> I need some help setting up internet connection sharing on my laptop (ra0, wireless has connection, eth0 is where I want to share it out), but I need the shared connection to go through Tor (already set up) or something similar
[11:53] <texincali> to all who care....sir-integra rawks
[11:53] <Rohit> how to handle PXA thru usbnet from PC
[11:53] <Rohit> ?
[11:53] <ibralnet> * * Starting Samba daemons                                                                                [fail] invoke-rc.d: initscript samba, action "start" failed.dpkg : erreur de traitement de samba (--configure) : le sous-processus post-installation script a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1 Des erreurs ont été rencontrées pendant l'exécution : samba E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[11:53] <ibralnet> pleas any body help
[11:54] <Rohit> how to handle PXA thru usbnet from PC??
[11:55] <sknnbones> OH SWEET JESUS I LOVE YOU
[11:55] <Nettttttttttt> hi ; please anyone here have an idea about backup in ubuntu ;
[11:55] <sknnbones> I found a blank CD
[11:55] <sknnbones> <3
[11:55] <Rohit> how to handle PXA thru usbnet from PC??
[11:55] <FloodBot2> sknnbones: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:55] <CaneToad> rakista, ok I'm running Intrepid's X server in Jaunty now.... but as before, the X server from startup is burning 100% cpu...as in http://www.aaa.net.au/campbell/Screenshot-1.png
[11:56] <sknnbones> Can I use ubuntu to share a wireless connection to my xbox 360 for xbox live?
[11:56] <jerkman> ok, why wouldnt a hard drive to usb connector work in ubuntu, but would in windows
[11:56] <CaneToad> jerkman, I have a usb to IDE adapter that works fine
[11:57] <Rohit> jerkman : coz u need to install related usb pckg in ubuntu
[11:57] <Sir-Integra> to anyone else having issues with audigy sound cards, run apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils then apt-get install linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils then modprobe snd-emu10k1
[11:57] <jerkman> Rohit: ok, which drivers are they?
[11:57] <pirinto> has anyone experienced that lines in rc.local are no longer executed after upgrading to jaunty?
[11:58] <jerkman> Rohit: my other usb hdd in a iomega enclosure works just fine, but this simple adaptor wont
[11:58] <Rohit> kk
[11:58] <Rohit> lemme chck
[11:58] <sknnbones> anyone? Wireless connection sharing to xbox live on xbox?
[11:58] <jerkman> sknnbones: you will need two wireless cards
[11:58] <Niknam> how can i rename my desktop in workspace??? i want it to appear as orkspace in nautilus
[11:58] <harpreet_> onboard video better or pci?
[11:58] <pirinto> I had a "mount --bind source destination" in rc.local it's not being executed anymore after upgrading
[11:58] <sknnbones> why?
[11:59] <Rohit> jerkman : in that case even this cable shld have worked
[11:59] <sivan26> Hello , does it possible to convert NETWORK NAME (on my lan) to ip address ?
[11:59] <jerkman> Rohit: that is what i would have thought
[11:59] <rakista> canetoad I would run xorg in debug or just use strace http://linux.die.net/man/1/strace
[11:59] <sknnbones> with a wired connection to the xbox and computer and a wireless connection to the router.
[11:59] <rakista> See what it is accessing
[11:59] <Rohit> jerkman: thts wierd
[11:59] <rakista> sorry tired 5 am here lol
[11:59] <jerkman> Rohit: it isnt the drive, and the adaptor definatley works as i tried it yesterday on windows
[12:00] <jerkman> sknnbones: ah, ok that will work
[12:00] <bullgard4> rakista: Bad advice. That would imply to first deinstall linux-doc and linux-doc-2.6.28.
[12:00] <pirinto> I'm trying to run something as simple as "touch /home/myuser/blah.txt", I'll reboot  and see what happens
[12:00] <sknnbones> also, why do I get 90-100% connection str wireless in windows and only 30-40% in Ubuntu>? Its the same connection and I have a 12 -dB omni booster.
[12:00] <yuchen> #ubuntu-cn
[12:01] <jerkman> sknnbones: do you hafve a broadcom card?
[12:01] <sknnbones> yes but im using my Zyxel card right now.
[12:01] <sknnbones> err no
[12:01] <jerkman> hmm, what are the drivers for zyxel like?
[12:01] <rakista> You can download them without using the package manager though bull
[12:01] <sknnbones> its a belkin with a broadcom chip.
[12:01] <sknnbones> err
[12:01] <sknnbones> for the zyxel
[12:01] <rakista> Just go the repository directory
[12:01] <sknnbones> lemme get the chipset
[12:01] <FloodBot2> sknnbones: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:02] <klenix> i can't extracted tar.gz file using archive manager.
[12:02] <ozzmosis> klenix: maybe the file is corrupt
[12:02] <jerkman> sknnbones: aha, broadcom has poor range in the drivers. My dell laptop has the same issue. This cannot be fixed until better drivers are developed
[12:02] <sknnbones> RTL8185
[12:03] <sknnbones> my broadcom wireless card is in my old computer, I forgot I switched it out for my zyxel.
[12:03] <Joe__> I want to share my internet connection via my laptop, but I want all traffic to go through Tor (or something similar)... how can I do this?
[12:04] <klenix> ozzmosis: probably yes, can we check if any file corrupt.
[12:04] <sknnbones> also, my wireless card is auto compatible with ubuntu
[12:04] <sknnbones> perhaps the drivers for ubuntu are faulty?
[12:04] <jerkman> sknnbones: yes, but the drivers may not be as good as the windows ones just yet
[12:04] <ibralnet> no answers
[12:04] <sknnbones> should I try installing the most recent ones with ndiswrapper?
[12:04] <matmo> hi all, need some info, what is the most common version used (hardy lts?) and when is the next LTS version expected?
[12:04] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: your question can't really be answered.  a modern PC's onboard video will be better than a PCI video card from 10 years ago.  but a modern PCI Express card will generally be better (faster) than a modern AGP card, and much faster than a modern PCI video card (if you can still buy them)
[12:04] <cptblood> where's the Xorg conf file located?
[12:05] <jerkman> sknnbones: you could try that, yes. not sure of the range it will give, but worth a shot
[12:05] <ozzmosis> klenix: gzip -tv filename.tar.gz
[12:05] <jrib> cptblood: why?
[12:05] <ozzmosis> cptblood: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:05] <ozzmosis> cptblood: ... unless you don't have an xorg.conf
[12:05] <cptblood> i wanna change the NoLogo=False to True
[12:05] <jrib> cptblood: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:05] <cptblood> thx
[12:06] <sknnbones> alright
[12:06] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: right, i just wanted to decide between the two, i plan to sell systems to normal users, any suggestion?
[12:06] <sknnbones> thanks for all the help. Cookies and coffee for everyone
[12:06] <rakista> you can always do locate xorg.conf or any other file as well cptblood
[12:06] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: ubuntu ofcourse
[12:06] <jerkman> sknnbones: yay...
[12:06] <cptblood> bleh, there's no specific NoLogo option
[12:06] <rakista> locate is much more useful than search in windows imho
[12:06] <sknnbones> except jerkman, he gets a doughnut.
[12:06] <jrib> cptblood: you type it in...  I'm assuming you are using nvidia
[12:06] <Joe__> I want to share my internet connection via my laptop, but I want all traffic to go through Tor (or something similar)... how can I do this?
[12:06] <jerkman> woo
[12:06] <cptblood> anyone who knows how i can get rid off the Nvidia splash?
[12:06] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: well onboard video probably won't support compiz stuff (wobbly windows), or have very good 3D support.
[12:06] <cptblood> i am
[12:06] <jrib> !nvidia > cptblood
[12:06] <sknnbones> a metaphorical doughnut
[12:07] <awilkins> cptblood: You can put a paramter in your xorg.conf to get rid of ti
[12:07] <cptblood> ok
[12:07] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: true but wont getting a pic become a little expensive?
[12:07] <cptblood> anywhere basically?
[12:07] <awilkins> cptblood: I think the nvidia-settings applet even has a checkbox for it
[12:07] <jerkman> ok, i still have a problem with this usb to ide adaptor not working
[12:07] <cptblood> not using Xwindow
[12:07] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: I think there are entry level nvidia cards that don't cost that much
[12:07] <cptblood> booting straight into XBMC
[12:07] <rakista> woo installing 9.10 right now !
[12:07] <navlelo> !nvidia > navlelo
[12:07] <jrib> cptblood: in the nvidia driver section
[12:07] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: the biggest trouble is to find a motherboard that will pick ubuntu , i mean sound and network without a problem
[12:08] <g0wda> is there a plugin to capture last.fm stream in rhythmbox??????
[12:08] <g0wda> ?
[12:08] <jerkman> g0wda: just use audacity
[12:08] <cptblood> http://paste.ubuntu.com/181185/ <- there?
[12:08] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: other problem with onboard video is it might not be supported very well by Xorg
[12:08] <jerkman> g0wda: it will record anything
[12:08] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: well said
[12:08] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: eg. I hear there are problems with onboard Intel
[12:08] <jrib> cptblood: cptblood yeah, add: Option "NoLogo" "true"
[12:08] <cptblood> ok
[12:08] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: i have excluded intel already, everything amd
[12:09] <cptblood> Option to be included, and use of " ?
[12:09] <g0wda> jerkman: explain? does it record my output?
[12:09] <jrib> cptblood: everything after the ':'
[12:09] <cptblood> thx
[12:09] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: i'll look for realtek audio on motherboard with phenomX2/4 processor support
[12:09] <jerkman> g0wda: yes, i think you have to record the digital interface or something. I cant remember which interface exactly, but one of them will do it
[12:09] <rakista> quad procs are lovely in linux
[12:09]  * sknnbones goes kaboom
[12:10] <ibralnet> still no answers :(
[12:10] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: my newest PC is 4-5 years old .. it's a gigabyte motherboard .. SiS onboard video is fairly well supported by Xorg.  realtek ethernet works fine in Ubuntu.  realtek audio too.  but I have no idea what modern gigabytes are like.
[12:10] <Joe__> I want to share my internet connection via my laptop, but I want all traffic to go through Tor (or something similar)... how can I do this?
[12:11] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: they have realtek most of the time. i want audio , network and video work flawlessly for users
[12:12] <cptblood> how do i automount /dev/scd0 to /media/DVD ?
[12:13] <juxbox> hi
[12:13] <juxbox> how can i install a new .tar.gz theme?
[12:14] <HontoniLinux> Heya all. For some reason since I installed the latest Ubuntu my USB stereo has stopped working in ALSA mode, it gives sound when in OSS mode however. Tried making it ALSA master via asoundconf but without any result.
[12:14] <AdvoWork> using firefox on ubuntu, if i try and open a file, thats a share on another server(samba share) I can see the file, I click attach sometimes,or upload etc, the file doesnt get added or uploaded, any ideas please, local files work fine
[12:15] <quibbler_> juxbox, open system-preferences-appearance and drop the tar file on the window
[12:15] <lliurex> hola
[12:15] <HontoniLinux> I get this error when testing it under sound preferences: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[12:15] <HontoniLinux> Any ideas on what to try? Perhaps I should also mention that I had this issue with a gentoo install I had recently.
[12:16] <lliurex> as
[12:16] <areels> how can i fix this? http://img139.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotmgn.png
[12:19] <GhostWolf_> anyone know how i can install an early version of java?
[12:19] <HontoniLinux> areels: Hmm not sure, this thread is about the same thing: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=491651
[12:19] <cptblood> what's the problem areels?
[12:19] <cptblood> only question marks?
[12:20] <areels> i don't know how to configure sambe to not ask user cptblood
[12:20] <HontoniLinux> I was assuming the fact that he was asked to insert a password
[12:20] <grzesiek> hi
[12:20] <grzesiek> siemka
[12:20] <areels> why it's asking password or why it's not accepting the root/pass
[12:20] <cptblood> because every user in linux has a login&pass?
[12:21] <GhostWolf_> areels did you unlock root to make a pass??
[12:21] <erUSUL> !rootpass
[12:21] <GhostWolf_> if ya don't wanna do that try the code with sudo first
[12:21] <erUSUL> !noroot
[12:21] <GhostWolf_> thats same as root i believe
[12:21] <areels> i mean current user/password
[12:22] <cptblood> maybe u havent added him as a samba user?
[12:22] <areels> anyway how can i configure samba to share without authorization
[12:22] <GhostWolf_> dunno :S
[12:22] <GhostWolf_> i just wanna know how to install an earlier version of java..
[12:22] <cptblood> save login&pass?
[12:22] <HontoniLinux> areels: I found this post about it, not sure if it works though
[12:23] <GhostWolf_> if i can't then i might downgrade to play a java based game
[12:23] <HontoniLinux> areels: - Open up /etc/samba/smb.conf
[12:23] <HontoniLinux> - Set "security = share" (probably you'll find a security = user commented, just add the line under that one).
[12:23] <HontoniLinux> - set "guest account = smbuser" (at the commented line guest account = nobody).
[12:23] <HontoniLinux> - add the user smbuser (sudo useradd -g users smbuser)
[12:23] <FloodBot2> HontoniLinux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:23] <areels> ok HontoniLinux
[12:23] <HontoniLinux> Sorry, for some reason new lines in pidgin makes me spam like hell :(
[12:23] <areels> oh
[12:24] <deany> viewing a site that requires silverlight, when clicking on the link to install it I get sent to http://go-mono.com/moonlight/ (i know about moonlight being the linux alternative) I installed the plugin, but it doesnt work
[12:24] <HontoniLinux> areels: also you want to make sure "guest ok = no" is not present in your config file
[12:25] <g-lay> boss
[12:26] <g-lay> can i retrieve all my packages in cache after i clean it
[12:26] <cycrosism> Could someone tell me how to log in as root on ubuntu server?
[12:26] <areels> that worked HontoniLinux, thank you very much
[12:26] <jrib> !root | cycrosism
[12:27] <g-lay> can i retrieve all my packages in cache after i clean it?
[12:27] <cycrosism> event not found jrib
[12:27] <jrib> cycrosism: please read what ubottu said
[12:27] <HontoniLinux> areels: awesome
[12:28] <g-lay> nvm
[12:28] <prentice> anybody need help?
[12:28] <cycrosism> Hmm....
[12:28] <cycrosism> Yes
[12:28] <kim_> hi
[12:28] <cycrosism> I need to find out the 192.169 address on the ubuntu server im running im fairly new to linux
[12:28] <cycrosism> 192.168*
[12:28] <spyda> hello
[12:28] <RichiH> cycrosism: sudo su; passwd and then you are good to go to use su from then on
[12:28] <kim_> park ji-sung brabo~
[12:29] <spyda> quit
[12:29] <jrib> cycrosism: don't do what RichiH has suggested as it is unecessary
[12:29] <cycrosism> Yeah i logged into it
[12:29] <jrib> cycrosism: ifconfig gives you your ip
[12:29] <jrib> RichiH: please don't recommend that here
[12:29] <cycrosism> Thanks jrib that was i was trying to find out
[12:29] <vxworks> hi
[12:31] <vxworks> I get this msg after every time I apt-get install something... does anybody can help me?
[12:31] <GhostWolf_> ok going to ask again.. does anyone know how to install an earlier or previous version of java?? and ues its java6 i know what version it is
[12:31] <RichiH> jrib: while i am not familiar with any, if they exist, channel help guidelines, i am a strong believer in the whole 'talk about what you know and you know works well' thing
[12:31] <vxworks> update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-11-generic cpio: ./bin/udevinfo: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
[12:31] <prentice> vxworks: Sure, Whats the error
[12:32] <hateball> GhostWolf_: If you want a different version than the one provided in the repos, you'll have to grab them from Sun and install manually.
[12:32] <ozzmosis> RichiH: I think they are just trying to encourage "best practice"
[12:32] <GhostWolf_> hateball i did that and i installed it in terminal like it told me to and it still shows the latest version even after i removed the lastest version
[12:32] <jrib> RichiH: usually people ask about logging into root because they aren't aware of sudo.  So it's better to inform people about sudo since that's how most ubuntu documentation is going to perform administrative tasks.  If someone knows about sudo, but still wants to login as root for some reason, then it's fine to teach them how to enable it
[12:33] <hateball> GhostWolf_: Are you talking about the mozilla-plugin?
[12:33] <GhostWolf_> no hateball
[12:33] <cycrosism> jrib my account on the server is already root so i just use sudo now
[12:33] <ohir> RichiH: its ubuntu best-practice and best security policy. There is no interactive root login. EOT.
[12:33] <laxa8831> hi, does anyone know i 8.04 uses brltty?
[12:33] <laxa8831> im trying to get the arduino software to work
[12:34] <cptblood> can i change the language of an already existing installation?
[12:34] <cptblood> also, how do i automount /dev/scd0 to /media/DVD ?
[12:34] <cycrosism> How do i get to the apache test page again
[12:34] <hateball> cptblood: Yes. As long as you have an internet connection, it's quite simple
[12:34] <RichiH> jrib: note that i suggested it after you suggested sudo ;)
[12:34] <cptblood> that i do
[12:35] <cycrosism> brb
[12:35] <RichiH> ohir: i doubt an access policy of ALL (ALL) would withstand a thourough discussion of relative security
[12:35] <progesterone> Does any know the working fix for slow intenet connection on Ubuntu 9.04?
[12:36] <GhostWolf_> so hateball no other way to help me?
[12:36] <AdvoWork> using firefox on ubuntu, if i try and open a file, thats a share on another server(samba share) I can see the file, I click attach sometimes,or upload etc, the file doesnt get added or uploaded, any ideas please, local files work fine
[12:36] <ohir> RichiH: ubuntu is meant as first step for absolute beginners. ALL.ALL is better than joanGF root passwd
[12:37] <hateball> GhostWolf_: provided you've removed the old version, and then installed whichever you wanted, you might have to run update-alternatives
[12:37] <bidossessi> hi all
[12:37] <prentice> hi bid
[12:37] <jrib> sudo vs root -> #ubuntu-offtopic please
[12:37] <ohir> RichiH: and you have recomended it right now for toddler
[12:38] <GhostWolf_> hateball i already removed the version i have and installed the version i wanted to installd from terminal through the instructions on java.com and still shows the latest version the one i had before
[12:38] <ohir> RichiH: what can end in some wrongdoer getting acces to his/her host right after s/he will enable sshd
[12:39] <peol> Hey. Does anyone solved the issue with PC Speaker being used instead of the alert sound set in Sound Settings? It seems to be the issue in Pidgin, Firefox (when searching), gnome-terminal etc. I've read several tutorials and forum post but none has solved my last few issues.
[12:39] <ohir> RichiH: man sudo and learn how to get interactive root shell thru.
[12:39] <ohir> EOT
[12:40] <Joe__> is there a way I can share internet connection tunneled through Tor?  I've been trying to figure it out using Firestarter and Tor
[12:40] <hateball> GhostWolf_: does running update-alternatives show you the version you want?
[12:40] <GhostWolf_> i don't know hateball im trying that now
[12:40] <theuser1> how can i play playstation 2 games on linux if i have its dvd ?
[12:41] <gunavara>   hey guys i have a question about rsync
[12:41] <gunavara> can it be configured to do a backup automatically lets say once a day ?
[12:41] <hateball> !backup | gunavara
[12:41] <sipior> gunavara: not per se. but via cron or at, sure.
[12:41] <gunavara> huh
[12:42] <cycrosism> How do i get to the apache test page on my ubuntu server, ive downloaded apache already
[12:42] <gunavara> i want to make it copy files once every day on other machine
[12:42] <Stupendoussteve> !cron | gunavara
[12:42] <theuser1> how can i play playstation 2 games on linux if i have its dvd ?
[12:42] <gunavara> ok thanks
[12:43] <Stupendoussteve> theuser1: See http://www.pcsx2.net/ - Performance will not be good though
[12:43] <cycrosism> Whats the command to shutdown the server
[12:44] <Stupendoussteve> cycrosism: The daemon, or the whole machine?
[12:44] <cycrosism> whole machine
[12:44] <ozzmosis> cycrosism: poweroff
[12:44] <cycrosism> Thanks ozzmosis!
[12:45] <Stupendoussteve> They made frontends to shutdown, which is already a frontend? That's outstanding
[12:45] <ozzmosis> there's also a poweron command, but nobody's ever used it.
[12:45] <ubuntistas> i wanna instal a firmware via ubuntu to my zen v plus mp3 player any clue?
[12:46] <rohit1> I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 on a MacBook Pro 4-1.  Right-clicking doesn't work on it however.  How can one enable right-clicking on Jaunty?
[12:46] <Stupendoussteve> rohit1: Do you have a two button mouse?
[12:46] <rohit1> yes
[12:47] <rohit1> I'm talking about my trackpad however
[12:47] <Stupendoussteve> Which is single button, right?
[12:47] <rohit1> Right
[12:48] <Stupendoussteve> See System > Preferences > Mouse, in Accessibility there is "Trigger secondary click by holding down the primary button", this does a right click if you hold the left mouse button for a set amount of time
[12:49] <MatBoy> mhh, my upgrade to 9.04 does not start my xinerama setup
[12:49] <MatBoy> no screens found in my failsave log
[12:49] <Feuerwehrbrot> Hey guys, I've got a short question. Is there any option to hide the desktop-symbols for example Disks, USB-Sticks.....?
[12:49] <MatBoy> which is weird, because lspci gives all good info
[12:49] <rohit1> Stupendoussteve: That I have tried.  It makes my pointer disappear.
[12:50] <vxworks> when I run synaptic I get the following msg: E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.  E: _cache->open() failed, please report. Can anyone help me please? I hava Jaunty
[12:50] <TJ`> is anyone using 9.04 in a production environment?
[12:50] <fabio> Feuerwehrbrot gconf-editor -> nautilus -> desktop
[12:50] <Feuerwehrbrot> thy fabio
[12:50] <fabio> Feuerwehrbrot: apps -> nautilus -> desktop
[12:50] <stippi> Hi all, does someone feel like helping me fix a GRUB installation which I screwed up by messing with the partition table? It's all there, I've got the live-CD running, I just need to point GRUB, which is installed in the MBR to the new partition location.
[12:51] <Ricardo__> hello
[12:52] <ubuntistas> i wanna instal a firmware via ubuntu to my zen v plus mp3 player any clue?
[12:52] <Stupendoussteve> !grub | stippi
[12:52] <Starcraftmazter> http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=rub+|+stippi
[12:52] <MatBoy> weird this.... worked perfectly under 8.04 and doesn't work on 8.10 and 9.04
[12:52] <MatBoy> :S
[12:53] <Stupendoussteve> stippi: Follow the "Quick Start" in the Lost after installing Windows, even though that's not how you lost it it applies
[12:54] <stippi> Stupendoussteve: Thanks, where is the Quick Link located?
[12:54] <stippi> oh, sorry
[12:54] <Stupendoussteve> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub, it's the second paragraph more or less
[12:55] <MatBoy> are there any issues with monitors on 9.04 ?
[12:55] <stippi> cool thanks, that's what I needed!
[12:55] <ubuntistas> i wanna instal a firmware via ubuntu to my zen v plus mp3 player any clue?
[12:56] <MatBoy> ubuntistas: wine ?
[12:57] <Joe__> I want to use my laptop to tunnel my xbox connection through Tor (or something similar)... how?
[12:57] <ubuntistas> matboy doesn't work matboy
[12:57] <vxworks> when I run synaptic I get the following msg: E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.  E: _cache->open() failed, please report. Can anyone help me please? I hava Jaunty
[12:58] <Paddy_EIRE> vxworks: then do what it tells you
[12:58] <Paddy_EIRE> vxworks: its there in plain english
[12:58] <vxworks> Paddy_EIRE: Of course I already did it, but it doesn't work
[12:58] <Paddy_EIRE> define does not work
[12:59] <Paddy_EIRE> its on strike.. what happens exactly
[12:59] <vxworks> Paddy_EIRE: It keep sending the same msg
[12:59] <stippi> Stupendoussteve: Thanks a lot again, that did it. Booting again!
[13:01] <ubuntistas> i wanna instal a firmware via ubuntu to my zen v plus mp3 player any clue?
[13:02] <kulight> any 1 know how to disable ipv6
[13:02] <laxa8831> hi, does anyone know how to update avr-gcc? im running 4.2.2 on 8.04 and want to update it to the version 9,04 uses.
[13:03] <klenix> ozzmosis: i can extracted file via terminal. but still i can't use archive manager.
[13:03] <navlelo> !backup > navlelo
[13:04] <Niknam> how can i change the window border background in a gtk-theme into a png?
[13:04] <Niknam> replace it
[13:04] <quibbler_> vxworks, do you have another install program open like add/remove or a terminal with apt-get, if so close everything, then open a terminal and do sudo dpkg --configure -a
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: you will need a PPA with the version Jaunty uses for your release
[13:05] <quibbler_> vxworks, also close synaptic before you do that
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: or compile it
[13:05] <ubuntistas> i wanna instal a firmware via ubuntu to my zen v plus mp3 player any clue?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: or get jaunty
[13:06] <Paddy_EIRE> ActionParsnip: hey man
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> Paddy_EIRE: werd
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: wine may help but i wouldnt personally. i recommend using a windows based pc
[13:07] <Paddy_EIRE> ActionParsnip: hanging around #politics is bad for ones mental health :-/  I should know better
[13:07] <eurythmia> ubuntistas, which firmware?
[13:07] <quibbler_> kulight, look here: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html
[13:07] <laxa8831> ActionParsnip: I have the adress for the package,how do i tell symaptic to use it>
[13:07] <eurythmia> Paddy_EIRE, hanging out in #math is good though ;)
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Paddy_EIRE: lil bit. i just avoid the whole subject in life :)
[13:08] <Paddy_EIRE> lol
[13:08] <Paddy_EIRE> eurythmia: yes
[13:08] <ubuntistas> eurythmia it'a windows based firmware but i use only ubuntu
[13:08] <kulight> quibbler_: thank u but htis does not work for jaunty 9.04
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: if its a deb, you can use  sudo dpkg -i <deb file name>
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: if its a repo you will need to add it to /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:08] <eurythmia> ubuntistas, ah. You may be able to install it using wine. but hold on, I'll get back to you on that.
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: you will also need to authenticate it using gpg (not essential)
[13:11] <myxo> Perhaps I can present you guys with a problem and you can point me to a tool which could help me. I have recently setup a wireless network, one of the people I live with however is oblivious to technology and does things like leave Limewire uploading at maximum allowable network speed. Any tools that would allow me to watch IP traffic to see if anyone is killing the network, so I can show them and perhaps change their ways?
[13:11] <MikeChelen> can anyone recommend a compressed filesystem, using FUSE or otherwise?
[13:12] <kosiorro> join #ubuntu-pl
[13:12] <zkemoshi> hey,after a recent update my grub menu changed and my vista recovery option is missing,how do i restore it?
[13:12] <laxa8831> ActionParsnip: the adress was just to a genearl 9.04 repositry for 9.04, not a specific package
[13:12] <MikeChelen> myxo, try etherape to monitor network traffic, will need to install additional software on the router to do traffic shaping though
[13:13] <sipior> myxo: wireshark, or plain old tcpdump for analysing packets. have a look at the traffic shaping options of iptables to drop the priority of limewire traffic.
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: if you arent using 9.04, don't use 9.04 packages, it will break things
[13:14] <eurythmia> ubuntistas, from what I can tell, the creative zen players are not "linux friendly" ... the mtp lib helps you to transfer files, but you still need a windows machine to install firmware (http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/866195.html)
[13:14] <laxa8831> ActionParsnip: true, but piece of software im trying to use isn't compatible with 4.2.2
[13:14] <myxo> MikeChelen how intensive is the software change to the router? How high of a tech level? I have to admit I'm only decent, and decent is relative of course. sipior, what do you think of etherape? the program MikeChelen mentioned, and I assume your programs also require router management. No problem though, no one I live with is techie except me, I can keep them oblivious for their own good.
[13:15] <rashamra> hi could any1 recommend me a software equivalent to the cakewalk music creator?
[13:15] <laxa8831> ActionParsnip: other people have installed arduino straight onto 8.04 with no problem... why is it always me?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> laxa8831: its the nature of the beast
[13:15] <marko---> Hi, I'm currently on a laptop that cannot boot into windows. So i'm using the ubuntu 9.04 live cd. When i want to mount the NTFS partition i get this ERROR--->  http://pastebin.com/m7b668190
[13:16] <omid8bimo> hey guys, i want to be able to install this linux over network, but i want to use the iso file somewhere on the server. is it possible?
[13:16] <sipior> myxo: i've never used etherape. i'm sure it's fine, although the name is fairly obnoxious...
[13:16] <MikeChelen> myxo, its not too difficult, depends what software your router supports though
[13:16] <frederick85> my sounds not working 9.04 jaunty
[13:16] <eurythmia> frederick85, what kind of soundcard do you have? (lspci | grep Audio)
[13:17] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: it is possible if your pC can use PXE boot
[13:17] <marko---> Hi, I'm currently on a laptop that cannot boot into windows. So i'm using the ubuntu 9.04 live cd. When i want to mount the NTFS partition i get this ERROR--->  http://pastebin.com/m7b668190    I really need help
[13:17] <MikeChelen> sipior, lol that never occurred to me before, its good for a visual summary of traffic usage
[13:17] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: i know about pxe
[13:17] <myxo> sipior i did notice that
[13:17] <myxo> sipior your recommendations, do they require "reflashing?" i assume a router as well, i'm not sure how software on a router works
[13:17] <myxo> sipior or just minor changes
[13:18] <sipior> myxo: you can always stick a linux box between your wireless subnet and the rest of your network or the internet at large, avoiding the rom-flashing issue.
[13:18] <MikeChelen> myxo, wireshark is good too, more technically involved, the monitoring programs dont need router changes but traffic shaping with iptables does
[13:18] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: actually i have it running right now, dehcp serves the ip and over tftp i get pxelinux.0 file and i have go on by installation files
[13:18] <myxo> sipior mikechelen i did assume any shaping would require software changes, but i don't think it will be necessary, the people are reasonable, just oblivious, i can tell them what they are doing but before i can tell them i need to see it
[13:18] <omid8bimo> but not by iso
[13:19] <myxo> sipior does that require an extra machine or can that be done from the machine i use casually as well?
[13:19] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: you will either need to mount the iso locally on the server using the loop device ro unpack it to a directory on the server
[13:20] <myxo> mikechelen which do you think would meet my minimum desire of watching traffic to certain IP's while providing ease of use? i am of course willing to learn and read but it is merely a side concern at the moment
[13:20] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: so then what?
[13:20] <MikeChelen> myxo, either one is ok, you can use your computer if you like, if its turned off though all internet access will be disabled
[13:20] <myxo> mikechelen ahhh ok
[13:20] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: can i still boot with pxe and then use that mounted or unpacked iso?
[13:20] <mib_3q1cy0> bnj
[13:20] <frederick85> eurythmia: 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[13:20] <MikeChelen> myxo, its easy to install etherape and wireshark, either should work
[13:21] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: yes, unpack the iso and then make the directory you've pyt it in available with NFS
[13:21] <laxa8831> is there any way i could upgrade the avr-gcc on 8.04 to something newer than 4.2.2?
[13:21] <myxo> mikechelen would you recommend one or the other, or should i look at both and see which is more intuitive, i'm not sure of the size of the programs is why i ask, if they are small i'll just do a quick terminal command, assuming they'r efree
[13:22] <eurythmia> frederick85, wow ... I've never seen one of those before. Hold on a moment though, I have a potential solution, I just have to find it.
[13:22] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: then in you pxe config file you'll need the line  append initrd=initrd.ub904 boot=casper netboot=nfs nfsroot=<IP_ADDRESS>:/install/ub904
[13:22] <ubuntistas> eurythmia do i need to use windows?
[13:23] <eurythmia> ubuntistas, unless you want to try using wine, yes. I wouldn't suggest wine though, it might brick your player.
[13:23] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: the boot might hang just after a message about squashfs... if it does press alt-enter
[13:23] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: thanks. where should i put that pxe config line?
[13:24] <jondgls> What is the best tool / method to recover deleted files from an NTSF external HDD?
[13:24] <MikeChelen> myxo, yes all software included with ubuntu is free, idk exactly how big they are but it will tell you during install if you use "sudo apt-get install etherape wireshark"
[13:24] <qcjn> hi, if anyone could help me uninstall mpd by hand, cause i messed up a bit ?
[13:24] <eurythmia> frederick85, try "workaround A" from here (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gutsy_Intel_HD_Audio_Controller), it's for gutsy, and for the 808* family of Intel HD audio controllers, but since your's is Intel HD Audio, it still might work.
[13:24] <ubuntistas> so eurythmia the solution is to download and install firmware from windows machine?
[13:24] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: your boot config file... usually /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default
[13:24] <myxo> mikechelen just wasn't sure if it was in the same category as certain programs like Cedega
[13:25] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: oh got it
[13:25] <eurythmia> ubuntistas, yeah; if you have a windows VM set up, you *should* be able to use that (provided your VM is vmware or virtualbox)
[13:25] <myxo> mikechelen anyway looking into them, i'm sure i'll have to read a bit of manuals to understand how to even start them but it'll be good for me i'm sure
[13:25] <MikeChelen> myxo, naw they are both free & open source
[13:25] <my_nick> hello. how to make gvim fullscreen ?
[13:25] <myxo> mikechelen mk =)
[13:25] <myxo> mikechelen sipior thank you for your time and attention~
[13:25] <gg_> hello
[13:26] <sipior> myxo: yep, have fun
[13:26] <MikeChelen> myxo, get them installed & have a look, you can figure things out pretty well from tehre
[13:26] <eurythmia> my_nick, click on the maximize button, top right, next to the "close" button.
[13:26] <my_nick> i just want gvim looks like vim in cli, but supports mouse operations
[13:26] <MikeChelen> myxo, traffic shaping is more involved, etherape should not require any setup though
[13:26] <eurythmia> my_nick, did you know that vim (in CLI) supports mouse operations?
[13:26] <my_nick> eurythmia, thank you. it's not waht i want
[13:27] <my_nick> eurythmia, no. my vim in cli doesn't
[13:27] <eurythmia> my_nick, google for vmrc, and read a few of them.
[13:27] <paddyforan> I am running Jaunty with Pulse Audio. Except I don't get any sound, I just get crackling. Any ideas?
[13:27] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: here is my complete entry http://pastebin.com/m2627131
[13:27] <eurythmia> my_nick, sorry, vimrc.
[13:27] <my_nick> eurythmia, ok
[13:27] <omid8bimo> flintwingel: thanks alot
[13:28] <myxo> mikechelen i'm sure i'll have questions, hehe, you'll see me around =)
[13:29] <platius> paddyforan; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html  you might check here.
[13:29] <Roasted> QUESTION - I'm running Ubuntu 9.04. I noticed with this version of Ubuntu, if my spare hard drive (auto mounts by UUID in /etc/fstab) that I get an error screen saying failed mount point UUID etc etc and also mentions a failed file system check. Its a black screen with white text. It gives me the option to boot if I hit CONTROL-D. Then it boots fine. If I plug the drive back in, I dont get this error. However, in 8.04 and 8.10 this d
[13:29] <Roasted> idn't happen, I'm positive of it. Does anybody know for a fact if this was intentionally changed in 9.04 or the new Linux kernel?
[13:29] <MikeChelen> myxo, we'll be here :D
[13:29] <flintwingel> omid8bimo: vmlinuz & initrd from the ISO in casper directory
[13:30] <my_nick> eurythmia, still, it's not the same vim in cli with 'set mouse=a' and gvim, even though they both support mouse operations.
[13:30] <nouri> Where can I find a repository for Gutsy?
[13:30] <MatBoy> mhh, FX5200 has issues on 8.10 and 9.04 ?
[13:30] <eurythmia> my_nick, you may need to set your terminal to support the mouse; I can't remember offhand how to do that.
[13:30] <my_nick> eurythmia, any way, it's nice. thank you
[13:30] <MatBoy> man, no vga anymore :S
[13:31] <winblu> !list
[13:32] <sipior> Roasted: what was the exact error given? also, you could just drop the "auto" directive from the appropriate line in /etc/fstab, to avoid being dropped to a terminal on boot.
[13:32] <plasher2009> hello guys.... can anyone help me please? I have installed Xubuntu recently...but   I have a red cross on the network button.... and it says "wired network device not managed"  ..... how can I solve this???
[13:32] <eurythmia> nouri, by checking here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors
[13:32] <nouri> eurythmia: Havent had luck finding a Gutsy repo there
[13:32] <MikeChelen> plasher2009, if everything is working okay, probably best to hide the warning
[13:33] <jondgls> What is the best tool / method to recover deleted files from an NTSF external HDD?
[13:33] <Paddy_EIRE> jondgls: ask in ##windows
[13:33] <eurythmia> nouri, those are all official mirrors for ubuntu. Every mirror should have a gutsy repo. have you checked "man sources.list" ?
[13:33] <nouri> eurythmia: In fact, none of them seem to have Gutsy anymore
[13:33] <Paddy_EIRE> jondgls: this is the Ubuntu support channel
[13:33] <paddyforan> platius: I had already tried that, actually. For anyone reading the log of this, this guide gave me my solution: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/simple-guide-to-sound-solutions-for-hardyintrepid-and-jaunty-jackalope-users.html
[13:34] <paddyforan> platius: thanks for the help, though. :)
[13:34] <plasher2009> MikeChelen... Internet is working fine... but I am trying to manage a Samba Server...  so it is not working right while connecting with a windows pc.. maybe this could be the problem dont you think??
[13:34] <Gautam> hello, i can not open any doc extenstion file....as my default openoffice is currupted...is there any other way(software) to open file
[13:34] <eurythmia> nouri, ah. hold on. I may have been getting ahead of myself.
[13:34] <sipior> jondgls: you might try ntfsundelete, found in the ntfsprogs package.
[13:34] <gartral> how cai set the color of just the scroll bar for applications?
[13:35] <eurythmia> nouri, so I have ... gutsy reached the end of its service life in april. You can no longer get updates for it.
[13:35] <MikeChelen> plasher2009, the network manager is showing error because of switching ubuntu > xubuntu, probably the smb server issue is different
[13:35] <MikeChelen> plasher2009, what are you using to set up SMB server? might want to give gsambad a try
[13:36] <cchapman> join #citrix
[13:36] <Gautam> Paddy_EIRE, can you plz help me....i can not open any doc extenstion file....as my default openoffice is currupted...is there any other way(software) to open file
[13:36] <amanda-b> i make heavy use of midnight commander. when i use mc in terminator, either locally or in an ssh session to another ubuntu box, the function keys (F1, F2, etc) don't work. this can be worked around by using eg ESC-6 for F6, but it's a pita and error-prone. how to fix?
[13:36] <plasher2009> MikeChelen: is Samba different to Gsamba??
[13:36] <nouri> eurythmia: I don't want updates, I want the latest packages available :-)
[13:36] <MikeChelen> Gautam, abiword might work
[13:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Gautam: try using abiword
[13:36] <MikeChelen> plasher2009, gsambad is a config utility for samba server
[13:37] <Gautam> can i install it from terminal...like  sudo apt-get install abiword
[13:37] <amanda-b> (there is only one samba. while it does not suck, the protocol it implements most assuredly does.)
[13:37] <Paddy_EIRE> Gautam: yes
[13:37] <eurythmia> nouri, my *best* guess is that a lot of time invested in a google search, or talking to a friend who made a local mirror of a gutsy repo are your two best options ... sorry :/
[13:37] <plasher2009> MikeChelen: ok let me try...  thanks for the tip
[13:37] <bluewook> Hi there :) I'm having difficulty finding the webcam software in Ubuntu. Is there any or am I just crazy?
[13:37] <gartral> Gautam: yes, and you should purge and reinstall open office, too
[13:38] <amanda-b> bluewook, just because it might be there doesn't mean you're not crazy. just fyi.
[13:38] <Gautam> gartral, i have tried many times through different ways...but it always sends error atlast
[13:38] <bluewook> amanda-b: thats fair
[13:38] <jondgls> sipior: where can i find documentation on ntsfundelete syntax?
[13:38] <Sirisian|Work> Does "netstat --udp" show all the UDP sockets being used?
[13:38] <MikeChelen> plasher2009, sure, getting samba configured can be tricky, samba web administration toolkit (SWAT) is another good option, especially if you need to administer remotely
[13:38] <sipior> jondgls: "man ntfsundelete" would be a good guess
[13:39] <gartral> Gautam: sudo apt-get purge openoffice && sudo apt-get install openoffice doesn't work?
[13:39] <jondgls> sipior: thanks
[13:39] <eurythmia> bluewook, what kind of webcam software are you looking for?
[13:39] <bluewook> eurythmia: just the kind that lets me take pictures honestly
[13:40] <Gautam> gartral, nope...infact i have install from winetricks...but didnt work at all
[13:40] <eurythmia> bluewook, hold on a moment.
[13:40] <bluewook> eurythmia:  okay :)
[13:40] <amanda-b> anyone have any recommendations about a decent audio player (eg one that will do playlists) that supports shn files?
[13:40] <gartral> Gautam: what happens when you type openoffice in a terminal? pastebin the errors
[13:41] <Hizan> amanda-b: VLC Media player supports a wide range of Audio and video formats, you should try it out. I'm not sure about the playlists. But I think .shn files should run.
[13:41] <Rorschach> hi, doesn someone know if the ubuntu-logo is copyrightprotected or something like that?
[13:41] <flintwingel> Rorschach: it is... to Canonical
[13:41] <bluewook> amanda-b: i think Amarok does?
[13:41] <amanda-b> Rorschach, it's unlikely to be copy protected, but it's probably trademarked.
[13:42] <amanda-b> bluewook: Amarok does not play shn files, although xine does. For some reason, Amarok will not play files that don't support tags. shn files don't support tags, so Amarok won't play them.  It's netstat -aupn to see udp connections. my bad. Thanks
[13:43] <flintwingel> Rorschach: HMR have been around longer than canonical though how long they've been using that logo...?
[13:43] <Aqa> what was terminal command to mount ntfs drives
[13:44] <gartral> Gautam: openoffice, not apt-get install openofice, just openoffice
[13:44] <Rorschach> ah k amanda-b, but looks confusingly similar
[13:44] <gartral> Gautam: and please use pastebin, like i asked
[13:44] <Rorschach> flintwingel: don't know that...
[13:44] <eurythmia> bluewook, browse through this (http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/01/16/033225) for ideas, if you read about something that looks like it meets your needs, google it and/or "apt cache search <packagename>" to see if it's in the repos :)
[13:44] <Ojii> hi all
[13:44] <Edico>  /join #debian
[13:44] <Gautam> gartral,pastbin ?...i am almost new with ubuntu
[13:45] <Rorschach> the page is not listed in archive.org so not easy to find out about how long they use it
[13:45] <gartral> !pastebin | Gautam
[13:45] <amanda-b> Rorschach, IANAL, but i've done some trademark work. just because it looks similar doesn't mean much necessarily.
[13:45] <Ojii> i have a problem sharing folders over wlan from jaunty to vista and vice versa, both PCs 'see' each other but on jaunty i can't access any folders (failed to mount windows share) and on vista i cannot copy/open any files from the jaunty folders, can anyone help with that?
[13:46] <henux> brb
[13:46] <henux> back
[13:46] <gartral> !info exaile | bluewook
[13:48] <kavurt> I have a logitech quickcam for notebooks pro.  I was able to use it on hardy and intrepid, adding zc0301 in the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file. But in jaunty, there's no blacklist file. I added the same line in the blacklist.conf file, but jaunty can't see my webcam. what should I do?
[13:48] <Gautam> gartral, http://paste.ubuntu.com/181245/
[13:49] <nouri> eurythmia: So this is it http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[13:49] <nouri> eurythmia: Thanks anyway
[13:49] <pippin1> hey
[13:49] <Halitech> Gautam, you need to run that command with sudo
[13:49] <eurythmia> nouri, glad you found it :)
[13:49] <prentice> is the ubuntu forum down cause i'm getting a DB error
[13:50] <eurythmia> nouri, (I didn't even know about the old-releases server)
[13:50] <Djihadder> Heya alles
[13:50] <prentice> !forum
[13:50] <bluewook> eurythmia:  thanks
[13:50] <Halitech> prentice, it was up 3 minutes ago but getting the db error now as well
[13:50] <vxworks> how to fix the /bin/udevinfo problem in update-initramfs ?
[13:50] <eurythmia> bluewook, no problem :)
[13:50] <gartral> Gautam: were trying to RUN open office, not install it! just type openoffice and hit enter!
[13:50] <Gautam> Halitech, here is result....http://paste.ubuntu.com/181248/
[13:51] <[gloom]_> hi there
[13:51] <AdvoWork> hi there, has anyone here ever used Blender?
[13:51] <prentice> Halitech: ye i was looking for an answer for someone clicked the next page and it was down
[13:52] <Gautam> gartral : http://paste.ubuntu.com/181250/
[13:52] <Djihadder> Hozsanna brotha
[13:52] <Halitech> Gautam, try sudo apt-get install openoffice.org
[13:53] <Halitech> prentice, must be too many on there and killed the db
[13:53] <prentice> Halitech: lol
[13:53] <[gloom]_> 9.04 automounts my usb disk (ntfs) anytime I plug it. I want to mount it read-only, but if I add a line in fstab for that disk, only root can mount this unit. Is there a way of specify custom options, but keeping the nfts ubuntu magic???
[13:53] <eurythmia> vxworks, "how to" is a document describing how to do something, and generally an argument that you would pass to a search engine if you are looking for said type of document. When asking how to do something, please say "how do I ..." we are not bots.

[13:54] <dingleberry> i am using firestarter firewall, and when I tranfer something via ftp to my other computer , it dies out like half way through and I lose internet on the other computer, I need to reboot this computer to get it working again
[13:54] <etx> i have concatenated all of my node's id_rsa.pub files into one  authorized_keys2 file which i put in .ssh/ but now instead of asking me the  root password, it asks for the passphrase. did i do smth wrong? i want  passwordless login
[13:54] <eurythmia> hey, how would one go about adding a factoid to ubottu?
[13:55] <MasterMind30> wondering if any one can help me just recently have been having problems viewing video feeds
[13:55] <deany> dingleberry, try ufw (frontend gufw)
[13:55] <helper> helo what x here mean ? does it mean password is encrypted ? kad:x:1000:1000:Moe Kad:/home/kad:/bin/bash
[13:55] <prentice> !firestarter | dingleberry:
[13:55] <TwoD> dingleberry, that doesn't sound like a firewall issue, Firestarter should in any case list any blocked traffic. Btw, Firestarter is just a frontend for iptables, just like ufw is.
[13:55] <flintwingel> etx: that passphrase unlocks the is_rsa file... if you want tno passwors at all run ssh-keygen and when it asks for a passphrase just type return
[13:55] <sipior> etx: you need an ssh agent running locally. have a look at "keychain", or the gnome keychain agent.
[13:56] <dingleberry> TwoD, do you think it could be a switch issue, my switch is old , and for some reason only transfers at like 800kb , but I dont see why it would die half way through
[13:56] <etx> sipior: how do i do that?
[13:56] <sipior> etx: these will allow you type your key passphrase once, and then login wherever and whenever you want, sans passphrase or password.
[13:57] <etx> sipior: i just type ssh-agent?
[13:57] <sipior> etx: "sudo apt-get install keychain". "man keychain" :-)
[13:58] <adv> i have my broadcom wifi working now, i see wireless networks, but i wont connect.. what is the problem?
[13:58] <etx> sipior: thanks
[13:58] <helper> helo what x here mean ? does it mean password is encrypted ? kad:x:1000:1000:Moe Kad:/home/kad:/bin/bash
[13:58] <Halitech> adv any encryption on the wireless?
[13:59] <adv> yeah wep
[13:59] <usr13> I have a friend that just installed 9.04 after I gave him the CD.  He said that updates just seemed to stall and was not given the oportunity to supply password.  Is this a known problem? Can I point him to some wiki that tells of this issue?
[13:59] <Halitech> adv, have you entered the wep key?
[13:59] <sipior> helper: it means the password is kept in /etc/shadow.
[13:59] <adv> i tried a second wifi router but no luck either
[13:59] <helper> sipior, thx
[13:59] <vxworks> which package udevinfo belongs?
[13:59] <Halitech> adv, what wireless card?
[13:59] <helper> sipior, how i can know this user is LOCKED .what the symbol of locked?
[13:59] <adv> broadcom 43xxxx
[14:00] <zek> has anyone here used PlayerStage?
[14:00] <adv> i has taken long time, but with a clean install and cable internet during install i see wifi networks in my manager
[14:00] <sipior> helper: generally a "!" or "*" in the password field in /etc/shadow.
[14:01] <jezi22> how can i install skype?
[14:01] <Ojii> argh why do common tasks in todays homenetworking (internetsharing/foldersharing) just fail in jaunty in connection with windows (vista)? this is just plain annoying
[14:01] <sipior> helper: also doesn't hurt to set the shell to /bin/false.
[14:01] <TwoD> dingleberry, maybe. I could only guess at what's wrong though, I've never encountered a problem like that where one has to reboot the machine to get it working again. Checked syslogs etc during transfers? Maybe it could tell you if something goes wrong. Or go hard-core and use wireshark to monitor the actual traffic and see if packets get lost or somehting.
[14:01] <adv> but it won't connect, only the turning green dots
[14:01] <helper> sipior, mean this proftpd:!:14316:0:99999:7::: this user is locked right ?
[14:01] <usr13> jezi22: It's in the repos
[14:02] <Flannel> helper: Yes.  the !
[14:02] <usr13> jezi22: sudo apt-get install skype
[14:02] <Gautam> jezi22,  sudo apt-get install skype
[14:02] <helper> Flannel, sipior thx :)
[14:02] <jezi22> it is not..
[14:02] <sipior> helper: yes.
[14:02] <prentice> any1 know when the forum will come back?
[14:02] <Halitech> jezi22, http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/choose/
[14:02] <jezi22> i tried.. and i should get the 3rd party trpo
[14:02] <thiebaude1> prentice: which forum?
[14:02] <dingleberry> ok TwoD i am transfering right now, how do i check syslogs?
[14:02] <Halitech> adv, did you use ndiswrapper to install the drivers?
[14:02] <adv> ?
[14:02] <usr13> jezi22: You may need to add repository...
[14:02] <sipior> Ojii: were you planning on asking any specific questions, or just venting?
[14:03] <adv> no
[14:03] <kavurt> jezi22: download at skype's page
[14:03] <Ojii> sipior: i did ask a specific question before, one sec
[14:03] <Ojii> i have a problem sharing folders over wlan from jaunty to vista and vice versa, both PCs 'see' each other but on jaunty i can't access any folders (failed to mount windows share) and on vista i cannot copy/open any files from the jaunty folders, can anyone help with that?
[14:03] <Halitech> adv, I'd give you a link on the forum but the forum is down :(
[14:03] <mahfiaz> does anybody know why is ubuntuforums.org offline?
[14:03] <mahfiaz> database error
[14:03] <Halitech> mahfiaz, database decided to take a coffee break
[14:03] <adv> i have did that already many times.
[14:03] <prentice> me and halitech believe to many people at once
[14:04] <TwoD> It's on System->Administration->Log viewer or something like that (I'm on a Swedish machine)
[14:04] <sipior> Ojii: you've installed and configured samba?
[14:04] <usr13> jezi22: I found this:  http://technical-itch.co.uk/2007/09/18/how-to-install-skype-on-ubuntu/
[14:04] <Ojii> i installed samba, rightclicked the folder i wanted to share and set the stuff there sipior
[14:04] <mahfiaz> Halitech, has this happened before?
[14:04] <adv> but now i see wifi networks! Why does ubuntu not connect to it? What can that be?
[14:04] <thiebaude1> mahfiaz: i see what you mean
[14:04] <Halitech> Ojii, vista is a pain to share folders with anything but vista
[14:04] <adv> 1 hour ago ubuntu connected and had internet, but only for 5 minutes
[14:05] <Halitech> mahfiaz, a few times, usually not very long before its backup
[14:05] <SkyERN> .
[14:05] <Ojii> Halitech: well i can't persuade her to use anything else (ubuntu) when everything i try just fails, it makes ubuntu look really bad
[14:05] <usr13> jezi22: And this:  http://beginlinux.wordpress.com/2009/04/28/installing-skype-on-ubuntu-904/
[14:05] <mahfiaz> ok, have to use google cache then
[14:05] <gigasoft> how to enable compiz-config effects on kubntu, any help? :)
[14:05] <sipior> Ojii: is any sort of error given when attempting to mount the volumes from linux?
[14:05] <Halitech> Ojii, its not always Ubuntu at fault
[14:05] <mahfiaz> gigasoft, right click on desktop and surf there
[14:06] <Ojii> sipior: yes: "Failed to mount Windows share"
[14:06] <mahfiaz> gigasoft, no, this may not work
[14:06] <sipior> Ojii: what command are you using to mount the volume?
[14:06] <mahfiaz> gigasoft, search the forums (which are offline)
[14:06] <Ojii> and on vista there's an error as well but i can't read it because my japanese isn't good enough
[14:06] <Ojii> sipior: double click in nautilus
[14:06] <harpreet_> Ojii: you got right password?, and you set up the user in samba?
[14:06] <gigasoft> mahfiaz: i know, :(
[14:06] <mahfiaz> gigasoft, use google cache instead
[14:07] <Byeitical> Can't exec "locale": No such file or directory at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 16.
[14:07] <sipior> Ojii: have you configured samba, not just installed it?
[14:07] <Byeitical> everytime i use apt-get install
[14:07] <gigasoft> mahfiaz:ok tnanks, :)
[14:07] <prentice> !samba
[14:07] <usr13> Anyone have trouble getting update-manager to ask for password for updates right after install of 9.04?
[14:07] <Ojii> sipior: if i remember right i did so according to the guide on the wiki
[14:08] <usr13> !skype jezi22
[14:08] <harpreet_> usr13: it wont ask for password for session
[14:08] <usr13> !skype | jezi22
[14:08] <harpreet_> jezi22: just type apt-get install skype
[14:08] <Ojii> sipior: how do i know what i have to set 'workgroup' to? and i changed security to 'share'
[14:09] <usr13> harpreet_:  update-manager does not ask for password to do updates?
[14:09] <mahfiaz> Byeitical, try to run locale from terminal, it should tell you then, what package provides it
[14:09] <harpreet_> usr13: not for the session , log out and check
[14:09] <Halitech> Ojii, you need to check the network settings in windows to know what workgroup its using
[14:09] <sipior> Ojii: the workgroup should be the same as the workgroup of the windows box--check the network connection tab under vista.
[14:09] <usr13> harpreet_:  update-manager does not ask for password to do updates?  I've been running ubuntu for some time now and I've not seen anything like that.
[14:09] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, already installed (libc6)
[14:10] <harpreet_> usr13: please read what i said. it will ask for password but in next session
[14:10] <Ojii> sipior/Halitech: is there a commandline command in vista for that? I can't really navigate it that good in japanese
[14:10] <usr13> harpreet_: I do not think you understand what I'm asking. I may not be making it clear.
[14:10] <zek> has anyone used playerstage?
[14:11] <Halitech> Ojii, not sure if ipconfig /all will show that or not
[14:11] <sipior> Ojii: heh :-) i assume there is, but i'm afraid i don't know it
[14:11] <usr13> harpreet_: I have a friend that just installed 9.04 after I gave him the CD. He tried to do updates right after install.  He said that updates just seemed to stall and was not given the oportunity to supply password.
[14:11] <sipior> Ojii: or get your friend to translate
[14:11] <[lan3y]> forums are down?
[14:12] <mahfiaz> [lan3y], yes use google or whatever cache instead
[14:12] <harpreet_> usr13: he should have used terminal
[14:12] <usr13> harpreet_: I just told him to try running: sudo update-manager
[14:12] <Halitech> usr13, try going to the terminal and use sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade and see if that works
[14:12] <krystian_> Hello, jest tu jakis polak :0 ?
[14:12] <[lan3y]> ok, any idea of how long they will be down for?
[14:12] <usr13> Halitech: Ok, thanks.
[14:12] <Pici> !pl | krystian_
[14:13] <flintwingel> usr13: maybe a silly question but your friend could browse the web OK?
[14:13] <Halitech> usr13, running graphical apps with sudo is not a good idea, use gksudo if running graphical apps
[14:13] <krystian_> !pl | Dzieki ;)
[14:13] <harpreet_> usr13: it did not stall actually. it was updating, it happened with me twice last week on two different machine. may be your friend became impatient with it and closed it. then he will get the broken packages causing more trouble
[14:13] <almost> yes they are
[14:13] <lapwook> eurythmia: I have an error with the software i downloaded. it says "could not connect to /dev/video0"
[14:13] <lapwook> what can i do to solve this problem haha
[14:14] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, any ideas?
[14:14] <almost> change UID  is it usermod -u?
[14:14] <eurythmia> lapwook, you need to make sure your user has permissions for video
[14:14] <harpreet_> usr13: tell him to run dpkg --config
[14:14] <lapwook> eurythmia: i'm admin, how would i set those permissions?
[14:14] <eurythmia> lapwook, do that by appending your username to the line in /etc/group that starts with "video"
[14:14] <harpreet_> usr13: or he can run livecd and fix broken packages
[14:15] <AdvoWork> hi there, has anyone here ever used Blender?
[14:15] <Ojii> Halitech/sipior: I give up, i'll just use apache...
[14:15] <u2pian> if somebody installed "rpm" packager, say in an ubuntu system, so now both "dpkg --version" and "rpm --version" returns as valid packager,..what is the best way to tell which is which the distros's main packaging system? rpm or dpkg?
[14:15] <mahfiaz> Byeitical, sorry, no, but I would check the file referred in error and see what this line contains, and does this error replicate when you run it on your own
[14:15] <eurythmia> lapwook, then you have to logout and log back in again. A temp workaround, though, is by doing "sudo chmod a+rw /dev/video0" ... but, it's not all that secure ;)
[14:15] <lapwook> i'm fine with that haha
[14:16] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, it simply runs `locale charmap` and yes it replicates
[14:16] <sipior> u2pian: given the different standards regarding where things are placed in a linux system, running rpm and dpkg simultaneously is likely to result in many tears.
[14:17] <usr13> happosade: "run livecd and fix broken packages"?
[14:17] <lapwook> eurythmia: okay i did that it still doesn't detect the camera. It's a built in laptop camera, would i need to like download drivers for it or something?
[14:17] <u2pian> sipior: that's why I want to know which is natively supported by the distro..so that my nice installer app wont get trick by this mess...
[14:17] <lapwook> eurythmia: or am i going to have to restart to have that command take effect?
[14:17] <usr13> happosade: "run livecd and fix broken packages"?  Can you elaborate on that?
[14:17] <eurythmia> lapwook, you sure would. what is the output of "lsusb" ?
[14:18] <eurythmia> lapwook, that "yes" was for drivers.
[14:18] <u2pian> sipior: i already have two ways: 1) package query /lib/libc.so.6 2) rpm vs dpkg has longer list of packages..
[14:18] <sipior> u2pian: best to prepare debs or rpms separately, really.
[14:18] <busyfingers> anyone mind if i post a q about wireless connectivity using 8.04 on a dell latitude?
[14:18] <eurythmia> lapwook, additionally, you'll need to double check to ensure you have V4L2 installed
[14:18] <u2pian> sipior: yes..i am separating then..but again, my installer needs to detect which is which..
[14:18] <Halitech> busyfingers, thats why we are here :)
[14:19] <System404> so guys in windows we got device manager where we can go see wat devices we have installed and which drivers they are using and such is there a way to do this with ubuntu
[14:19] <eurythmia> !ask > busyfingers
[14:19] <lapwook> eurythmia: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04f2:b027 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd Gateway Webcam
[14:19] <sipior> u2pian: no, your user decides which to use.
[14:19] <u2pian> sipior: no..
[14:19] <tatters> I been trying to download http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=94477&d=1227872015 but get a database error is the site down or does anyone know of an alternative download location?
[14:19] <sipior> u2pian: the problem is, even if you can determine these things automatically, there's no guarantee that your solution will be future-proof in any sense.
[14:19] <System404> so guys in windows we got device manager where we can go see wat devices we have installed and which drivers they are using and such is there a way to do this with ubuntu
[14:20] <Halitech> tatters, yes, forum is down with a database errors
[14:20] <eurythmia> lapwook, yeah, you'll need the usbvc driver installed
[14:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience
[14:20] <u2pian> sipior: /lib/libc.so.6 is solid..
[14:20] <busyfingers> ok here goes, in short i want to istall the current version on a dell latitude D610 and use the built in wireless capabilities, i am wondering if there re known issues with tht bbefore i proceed further.
[14:20] <heguru> System404: you can use the lshw command to see the hardware
[14:20] <tatters> Halitech: k thnx
[14:20] <u2pian> sipior: under ubuntu, libc.so.6 should belong to dpkg and never to rpm..
[14:20] <Halitech> busyfingers, do you know what wireless card it has?
[14:20] <talntid> busyfingers: I use a Latitude D830... works perfect.
[14:20] <System404> heguru: thanks dude
[14:20] <heguru> System404: there is also the graphical tool for listing hardware somewhere in preferences menu
[14:20] <sipior> u2pian: so you're stuck maintaining this ever-growing mess, instead of simply relying upon your users to answer a simple question. give your users some credit!
[14:21] <talntid> it's a broadcom wireless
[14:21] <floatob> is it true that black people aren't allowed to use ubuntu? like i know its not an official rule , and that they can just pretend to be white, but it seems there are none using it, so is there some underground rule that discourages it? i guess the question is, is it against the rule for blacks to use ubuntu?
[14:21] <busyfingers> as far as i can tell i think it is a broadcom.
[14:21] <usr13> happosade: Couldn't he just run:  sudo apt-get -f install   ?
[14:21] <grompol> test
[14:21] <Jack_Sparrow> busyfingers most of those had the bcm43xx and there are over 4 different versions of the same card making it more diddicult.  But it does work with some tweaking
[14:21] <Halitech> busyfingers, it should work but may need to have a wired connection to get things going at first
[14:21] <harpreet_> usr13: did you read my messages
[14:21] <System404> heguru can i give u a quick pm bout sumfin
 i have cgi-bin and cgi-data in www/var they have to be moved to /var/www/modified cgi-data has to be owned by webserver(www-data) cgi-bin owned by root but readable webserver www-data
[14:22] <heguru> System404: why not ask here so others can benefit too
[14:22] <happosade> usr13: YA! Wrong guy ;)
[14:22] <Byeitical> this is totally ridiculous, i can't install locales because i don't have locales
[14:22] <mahfiaz> Byeitical, but can you run "locale charmap" directly on terminal? if yes, then what does PATH contain? is this where python gets directories of programs?
[14:22] <talntid> lol.
[14:22] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, no, i cant
[14:22] <Byeitical> locales isn't install and won't install
[14:22] <usr13> happosade: Oh, ok... :)
[14:23] <Gautam> Halitech, i have just installed openoffice  and its working absolutely fine....
[14:23] <harpreet_> busyfingers: best way to check is to check the chipset of the motherboard, processor, big thing..sound and wireless card, if you tell me all these, i can tell you what will work and what not
[14:23] <mahfiaz> Byeitical, can you force the installation script?
[14:23] <Gautam> thanks to you and all of you here.
[14:23] <Halitech> Gautam, glad to hear :)
[14:23] <System404> ok i done lshw command to list my hardware under cpu it says intel core 2 duo bla bla load a crap then WIDTH 64 bits does that mean this is a 64 bit machine and not 32 as it was shipped with 32 bit vista so if it was 64 bit why was 32 bit on it i wonder
[14:23] <gusnan> How does PPA's work, I see I can create one, and then it ask for what I want to call the PPA - Is a PPA per package or per person? thus, should I call it "gusnans_ppa" or "my_package_name_ppa"
[14:23] <lapwook> eurythmia: is there a particular place i can get the usbvc driver?
[14:23] <dingleberry> TwoD,  it just happened transfer at 76 % the transfer stopped, and internet is dead on the other computer now
[14:23] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, i don't know
[14:23] <almost_> erUSUL: i have cgi-bin and cgi-data in www/var they have to be moved to /var/www/modified cgi-data has to be owned by webserver(www-data) cgi-bin owned by root but readable webserver www-data
[14:23] <u2pian> sipior: thanks for your ideas..
[14:23] <eurythmia> lapwook, it's available on the repositories
[14:23] <busyfingers> thanks Halitech , i will give that a go. much appreciate, any suggestions on how best to narrow down which haardware virsion i am using, that mo=ight also prove haplull
[14:24] <lapwook> okay
[14:24] <awilkins> System404: AFAIK all Core 2 Duo machines have 64-bit processors
[14:24] <unixdawg> ia64 arch
[14:24] <TwoD> dingleberry, what did the syslog say, if anything related to the network?
[14:24] <System404> awilkins: then why the hell did dell ship this with 32 bit windows vista
[14:24] <Halitech> busyfingers, you can try running the live cd and see if it works prior to installing, if it does it should tell you in hardware drivers what is being used and you can use that info when you install
[14:25] <dingleberry> TwoD, where do i view that?
[14:25] <System404> awilkins: i just always assumed it was 32 bit because of this
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> System404 THat would be offtopic, by a large ,argin
[14:25] <awilkins> System404: And the benefits are marginal unless you need processes with more than 2GB of RAM
[14:25] <Byeitical> mahfiaz, i've had this issue with 3 generations of ubuntu now, all server versions, it's taken me ages each tim eto fix it
[14:25] <heguru> System404: its normal for machines to come with 32-bit vista even on a 64-bit proc
[14:25] <harpreet_> System404: some lazy installer may be
[14:25] <awilkins> System404: The 64-bit drivers were rather pokey on release as well
[14:25] <prentice> !it
[14:25] <busyfingers> Halitech: , thak you for that tip, I always seem to forget the basic stuff.lol
[14:26] <awilkins> System404: I myself elected voluntarily to use Vista32 on my core 2 duo, even though I built it myself
[14:26] <Halitech> busyfingers, no worries, we all do :)
[14:26] <TwoD> dingleberry, System->Administration->Log viewer (Or something like that, I'm using the Swedish translation)
[14:26] <prentice> !botsnack
[14:26] <System404> awilkins: what would the benefits be of using 32 bit on 64 bit
[14:26] <Jack_Sparrow> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[14:26] <mahfiaz> Byeitical, can you "dpkg --force-depends -i locale.whateverpackage.deb"
[14:26] <Jack_Sparrow> busyfingers THe link above is a good reference
[14:26] <heguru> System404: Video codecs!
[14:27] <awilkins> System404: Pointer sizes are smaller, so some things will consume less memory
[14:27] <harpreet_> System404: some support is not available for 64 bit in ubuntu
[14:27] <usr13> dingleberry: tail -f /var/log/messages
[14:27] <dingleberry> can i view it in terminal TwoD i am not using gnome
[14:27] <almost_> is there a chat channell or forum for JeOS
[14:27] <System404> awilkins: thanks so advise being stick with 32 bit ubuntu and 32 bit windows 7
[14:27] <Halitech> System404, java and flash work better ... heguru there are good 64bit codecs out now
[14:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > almost_
[14:28] <qcjn> hi, i d like to reinstall mpd, but it seems i have some leftover, of mpd..seems i messed up a bit ??
[14:28] <heguru> Halitech: tell me something that can play wmv-hd
[14:28] <busyfingers> Halitech:  once again, thank you.. , hopefully at some stage i can bbe in a position to help a fellow user further down the line
[14:28] <usr13> dingleberry:  Or:  cat /var/log/messages   Or:  less /var/log/messages
[14:28] <awilkins> System404: Unless you have more than 3GB of RAM and a pressing need to use it all, then yes, 32 bit OS should be fine for you, and cause less trouble
[14:28] <System404> Halitech: i dont agree bout flash my flash in ubuntu is stuttory its perfect in windows but in ubuntu sites like youtube stutter
[14:28] <lenswipe> hey guys i got an ubuntu machine here and all the DNS lookups from that machine are timing out, anyone have any ideas?
[14:28] <Halitech> heguru, not sure as I don't have any so can't test
[14:29] <kalsriv> hi folks
[14:29] <lenswipe> hey
[14:29] <Jack_Sparrow> System404 It wont stutter if you turn off desktop efects
[14:29] <System404> awilkins: i have only 2 gig ram so but will like to upgrade soon
[14:29] <usr13> lenswipe: You have a network problem. May be jsut that you've not been given a valit nameserver.
[14:29] <awilkins> System404: 32-bit OS acn only address ~/ 3.5GB of RAM
[14:29] <kalsriv> how to add poi onn garmin gps with ubuntu
[14:29] <System404> Jack_Sparrow: it does still stutter with all effects off
[14:29] <prentice> how to hide my ip?
[14:29] <Halitech> System404, desktop effects turned on? how much video ram? proper drivers installed?
[14:29] <Jack_Sparrow> System404 Which card
[14:29] <heguru> Halitech: the w64codecs are as of now incomplete, the only way to play most hd content on 64-bit is to purchase a commercial codecs from fluendo
[14:29] <prentice> !ip
[14:29] <TwoD> dingleberry, use dmesg
[14:29] <qcjn> http://qcjn.pastebin.ca/1434915  <--pastebin of locate mpd
[14:29] <lenswipe> usr13: no all the other machines work fine, just the ubuntu machine
[14:29] <usr13> lenswipe: First see if you have an IP address assignment:   ifconfig
[14:29] <helper> how to change mac address of interface, ifconfig eth1 hw mac doesn't work
[14:29] <lenswipe> usr13: i can ping IP addresses from it but not domain names
[14:30] <Halitech> heguru, I'll take your word on that, they are working fine on my system for what I use
[14:30] <lenswipe> helper: you cant change a mac address
[14:30] <TwoD> dingleberry, that should tell you about device errors etc. You can also look in /var/logs/syslog
[14:30] <prentice> anybody know how ot hide my ip?
[14:30] <System404> Halitech: desktop effects are on im using intel 945 card i believe has 300 sumfin memory i have 1.8ghz dual core cpu 2 gig ram
[14:30] <helper> lenswipe, yes i can. i try it once fake one
[14:30] <dooglus> prentice: who from?
[14:30] <awilkins> helper: yes, you can change MAC addresses on most modern NICs
[14:30] <usr13> lenswipe: Ok, then like I said you have not been given a valid nameserver address.
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !tor > prentice
[14:30] <lenswipe> helper: you can spoof it, but you can never actually change it completely
[14:30] <awilkins> helper: Alas, I don't know how, just that it's possible
[14:30] <dooglus> lenswipe: I can change my mac address at will using ifconfig
[14:30] <Halitech> System404, try turning the desktop effects off
[14:31] <dingleberry> well TwoD i dont see anything to bad, but how can I restart the network , i cant get internet unless i reboot , if i ping it says #
[14:31] <dingleberry> sfHover = function() {
[14:31] <dingleberry> #
[14:31] <dingleberry>      setTimeout("continue()",1000);
[14:31] <dingleberry> #
[14:31] <usr13> lenswipe: cat /etc/resolv.conf   #see what nameserver you are using, see if you can ping it.
[14:31] <FloodBot2> dingleberry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:31] <eurythmia> does openoffice (installed via apt-get) use gcj by default (i.e. does "apt-get install openoffice.org" fetch the "openoffice.org-gcj" package), if so, how can I get around this? I want my openoffice install to use sun's java
[14:31] <dingleberry> }
[14:31] <lenswipe> usr13: all machines on my network use the same DHCP server and are assigned the same addresses
[14:31] <eurythmia> !paste > dingleberry
[14:31] <helper> dooglus, what the command ifconfig eth1 hw ?
[14:31] <System404> Halitech: i have tried that it still stutters i fink it may be the flash codec installed just isnt up to scratch
[14:31] <Halitech> dooglus, you can spoof it, thats not the same as changing it as the mac address is physically hard coded into the card
[14:31] <dooglus> helper: I think so - I'm not sure
[14:32] <awilkins> Halitech: Yes, but the end effect is exactly the same - the switch doesn't know the difference between a spoofed address and the one in the firmware
[14:32] <eurythmia> the bot fu is strong with me ...
[14:32] <Halitech> System404, could be, personally I seldom go to youtube so I dont care how it works there :)
[14:32] <usr13> dingleberry: You already told us it is timing out you don't need to paste that stuff on here.  DO as I said.  See if you have a valid nameserver listed in /etc/resolv.conf
[14:32] <System404> Halitech: u can change the MAC on your router thus changing your IP on reset
[14:32] <TwoD> dingleberry, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:32] <helper> dooglus, yes it's ifconfig eth1 hw ether mac it work :)
[14:32] <dingleberry> im sorry
[14:32] <System404> Halitech: its not just youtube its all flash video sites
[14:32] <prentice> !help > pippin1
[14:32] <Halitech> awilkins, yes but its not being changed
[14:32] <dooglus> Halitech: I'm talking about changing the mac address as seen on the wire.  I don't care about the hardware, whether it is 'really changed' or spoofed, or what.  for all intents and purposes it is changed, because everyone sees the new one, not the old one
[14:32] <dingleberry> TwoD, i have done that, and still it wont come back up unless i reboot
[14:32] <TwoD> dingleberry, btw there's also /var/log/messages, /var/log/kern.log, /var/log/daemon.log and maybe /var/log/debug to look at
[14:32] <awilkins> Halitech: I think we're quibbling over the definition of "changed"
[14:32] <usr13> dingleberry: It is possible that the router did not finish giving you all the IP information.
[14:33] <Halitech> System404, again, you don't change it, you spoof it to make a device think its changed
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> dooglus That subject is not appreciated in channel, thanks
[14:33] <dingleberry> usr13, this ubuntu computer is my router, i have to nics in it, and it is connect to a switch
[14:33] <System404> to anyting reading it it will have changed
[14:33] <prentice> !suport > pippin1
[14:33] <dooglus> Jack_Sparrow: you have the wrong person?
[14:33] <System404> i believe my router calls it cloning
[14:33] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, why not?
[14:33] <usr13> dingleberry: route -n  # Will tell you if you have the correct default gateway route, (which should be the address of the router)
[14:33] <prentice> !support > pippin1
[14:33] <TwoD> dingleberry, tried ifdown and ifup on eth0 or whichever device you use?
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> dooglus spoofing mac addresses and such.. not allowed
[14:34] <dooglus> Jack_Sparrow: you're crazy
[14:34] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, why not?
[14:34] <System404> Jack_Sparrow why is this not allowed
[14:34] <Halitech> System404, the flash sites I use (facebook mostly) seems to work fine for me
[14:34] <lapwook> eurythmia: haha uhh how do i access the repositories because when i search in synaptic i cannot find usbvc
[14:34] <usr13> dingleberry: Is english your primary language?
[14:34] <System404> Halitech: can you tell me which flash plugin u r using
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> dooglus trying to hide your ip is not a ubuntu support question.
[14:34] <prentice> !tor > pippin1
[14:34] <dingleberry> usr13, yes
[14:34] <eurythmia> lapwook, sorry, I use apt-get, hold on a sec
[14:34] <prentice> !tor
[14:34] <Halitech> System404, flash 10 on AMD64 on Debian Lenny
[14:34] <lapwook> eurythmia: so do i usually but i definitely cannot find it in apt-get
[14:34] <usr13> dingleberry: Have you checked to see that your default gw is correct?
[14:34] <prentice> anybody need help?
[14:35] <eurythmia> lapwook, I might've given you the wrong driver name ... I'll remedy that if you give me a minute ;)
[14:35] <lapwook> haha no problem take your time
[14:35] <Halitech> System404, no sorry, using swfdec on AMD64 on debian lenny
[14:35] <usr13> dingleberry: Have you checked to see if you have a nameserver entry in /etc/resolv.conf  (that is correct)?
[14:35] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, if you want to get down to it like that, most things asked in here are not ubuntu specific questions.
[14:35] <Halitech> forum is back up if anyone is interested
[14:36] <dingleberry> yes i have the right namesever urmask
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia And they get booted when they are not.
[14:36] <dooglus> Jack_Sparrow: the user is trying to find how to protect his anonymity using ubuntu.  how is that not a ubuntu support question?
[14:36] <dingleberry> usr13, *
[14:36] <System404> Halitech: how do i find out which flash plugin im using
[14:36] <usr13> dingleberry: host av.com  # Will tell you if the machine is resloving domain names.
[14:36] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, orly? What about dingleberry's question? of System404's question? Hell, my question earlier?
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> dooglus realistically, it is one oif the areas we try to avoid
[14:36] <Halitech> System404, check synaptic and do a search for flash and see what is installed?
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia Watch the language thankd
[14:37] <System404> cheers Halitech
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot Hear the TOPIC
[14:37] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, and if you're going to be so discriminatying, why not point him to a place where the answer can be found, like TLDP, or google, or ##linux ?
[14:37] <dooglus> Jack_Sparrow: do you think there is something better you could be doing with your time than obstructing people in this channel?  he said 'hell'...  come on now.
[14:37] <usr13> dingleberry: Have you determined if you are resolving domain names?
[14:37] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, sorry about language. Will keep in mind.
[14:37] <kavurt> I have a Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks Pro. I was able to use it adding "blacklist zc0301" line to the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file in 8.04 and 8.10. But in 9.04 there's no blacklist file. I think we have blacklist.conf file instead. But the same solution doesn't work in 9.04. Help please. . .
[14:38] <mahfiaz> ubuntuforums is up again
[14:38] <System404> ok Halitech im gna try another plugin see if it resolves the issue
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia Please stop your line of discussion, we are not here to point everyone to where they should be ad in debian, or linux or other non-ubuntu channels, we try to be helpful, but thee are limits
[14:38] <zamba> i'm running ubuntu dapper.. and i need a newer copy of svn.. where can i find that?
[14:38] <dingleberry> usr13, http://pastebin.ca/1434936
[14:39] <Halitech> System404, ok, hopefully another one will work better
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !dapper > Zambezi
[14:39] <System404> fingers crossed
[14:39] <prentice> !download
[14:39] <awilkins> !dapper > awilkins
[14:39] <prentice> !dapper
[14:39] <eurythmia> lapwook, heh, take a look here : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UVC
[14:39] <jondgls> Can someone help with ntfsundelete syntax? "sudo ntfsundelete Undelete -i 37888-37946 /dev/sdc1" is not working for me.
[14:39] <Halitech> zamba, dapper is no longer supported so you will probably need to upgrade
[14:39] <bazhang> prentice, please /msg ubottu
[14:39] <usr13> dingleberry: Is <IP_ADDRESS>  the address to your router?
[14:40] <zamba> Halitech: dapper is under LTS, isn't it?
[14:40] <usr13> dingleberry: Can you ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[14:40] <sipior> jondgls: is there an error message?
[14:40] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, well; if you're not going to be helpful, then don't say anything. Either point someone in the right direction, or ignore them. Anything else is rude.
[14:41] <dingleberry> i can ping the second one
[14:41] <dingleberry> <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:41] <usr13> dingleberry: Can you ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[14:41] <eurythmia> yeah, yeah. I get it.
[14:41] <helper> why this not work : sed 's/2005/2006' kad.txt
[14:41] <rgmz> how to install fonts
[14:41] <Halitech> zamba, 3 years which is this year, guess it will be until june so yes guess it would be still supported for now, newer versions of software then what is in the repo would need to be installed manually yourself
[14:41] <usr13> dingleberry: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[14:41] <mat__> hello, I'm not sure if I'm on the right place here, but could someone please help me with compiling FST from source code? :)
[14:41] <dooglus> helper: you need a trailing slash on there
[14:41] <zamba> Halitech: or backport it..?
[14:41] <dooglus> s/from/to/
[14:41] <dingleberry> that is fine usr13
[14:42] <zamba> Halitech: subversion should be pretty trivial to backport, or?
[14:42] <Pici> helper: Because it won't actually replace anything in that actual file unless you use the -i switch, see sed's manpage.
[14:42] <kalsriv> how to add garmin poi in ubuntu
[14:42] <Halitech> zamba, I'm honestly not sure
[14:42] <dooglus> helper: sorry.  I meant "that question isn't appropriate for #ubuntu.  please create #sed and wait for experts to join it"
[14:42] <usr13> dingleberry: Do you see a nameserver entry in /etc/resolv.conf  (can you ping it?)
[14:42] <jondgls> I c now. Should have been "sudo ntfsundelete -u -i 37888-37946 /dev/sdc1" but now it is saying "Couldn't create output file: File exists.: for every file in the range.
[14:42] <rgmz> how to install fonts
[14:42] <bluepencil> Hi guys, i can only seem to use the Connect to Server tool to access other Linux smb shares, but no actual Windows ones, what could be the problem?
[14:42] <Zambezi> Jack_Sparrow: Wrong person.
[14:42] <prentice> !fonts > rgmz
[14:43] <eurythmia> dooglus, if you can't get the help you're looking for here, ##linux should be a good place to try. I'm pretty sure there's some docs on mac spoofing on TLDP as well.
[14:43] <helper> dooglus, thx work
[14:43] <rgmz> ubottu thanks
[14:43] <dingleberry> yes i can usr13
[14:43] <matio> can someone help? i've installed america's army & when i do the last training mission and try to skip the intro or do the intro & try to open the door it give a segmentation error
[14:43] <dooglus> eurythmia: I'm not looking for help.  but thanks anyway.
[14:43] <Zambezi> rgmz: ubottu is a bot. ;-)
[14:44] <bluepencil> Hi guys, i can only seem to use the Connect to Server tool to access other Linux smb shares, but no actual Windows ones, what could be the problem?
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !cloak > kmdm
[14:44] <rgmz> what is a bot
[14:44] <friendishan> i need help
[14:44] <usr13> dingleberry host av.com
[14:44] <usr13> That should tell you if you are resolving domain names. DO you see any results from the above command?
[14:44] <boss_mc> !bot > rgmz
[14:44] <HDB> Hi guys. I recently assembled a computer using the new tiny D945GCLF motherboard. Is Ubuntu 9.04 a good distro to run on such a computer?
[14:45] <System404> wow ubuntu starts up so much faster than windows its like instantanious
[14:45] <[lan3y]> HDB, a more detailed spec?
[14:45] <System404> just thought id mention that
[14:45] <gbrethen> ? regarding upgrade to jaunty
[14:45] <friendishan> rgmz a bot is bot which is programmed to give certain answers
[14:45] <grompol> anybody can help with me with postfix dovecot's config?
[14:45] <bazhang> friendishan, your bot?
[14:45] <giammarco> qualcuno italiano?
[14:45] <friendishan> any1 help with firefox
[14:45] <HDB> [lan3y]: D945GCLF with onboard LAN and 2 GB memory and Intel ATOM Processor
[14:45] <Deniz1> Hi I have a problem. I had ubuntu 8 and I upgrade ubuntu from 8 to 9.04
[14:46] <friendishan> bazhang no
[14:46] <gbrethen> cairo-dock use to work in intrepid, but now, no transparency?
[14:46] <Pici> !it | giammarco
[14:46] <gangil> hi , whenever I shut down my computer , for a second an array of unknown characters (garbage) fills my screen , and then the ubuntu shutdown progress bar appears , lately my system also halted down and it stopped responding , and now I am witnessing a slow performance...
[14:46] <heguru> !it > giammarco
[14:46] <matio> can someone help? i've installed america's army & when i do the last training mission and try to skip the intro or do the intro & try to open the door it give a segmentation error
[14:46] <gbrethen> i think it has something to do with the ati drivers
[14:46] <System404> gbrethen use awn
[14:46] <friendishan> can any1 help with my firefox?
[14:46] <[lan3y]> HDM, that should be fine for running ubuntu on, do check the forums 1st if there are any issuses
[14:46] <boss_mc> !ask | friendishan
[14:46] <gbrethen> I am, but loved cairo-dock better on intrepid.
[14:46] <matio> was that to me: i think it has something to do with the ati drivers
[14:46] <HDB> [lan3y]: ok, thx
[14:46] <Deniz1> The installation finished but while pc is opening The screen is lock
[14:47] <dooglus> matio: it's a bug.  you could try reporting it in the ubuntu bug tracker, but somebody probably already did.  there's not much you can do about it really - even if you find a fix it's almost impossible to get anyone to apply it
[14:47] <grompol> Error: Error in configuration file /etc/dovecot/dovecot-postfix.conf line 1090: Unknown setting: path
[14:47] <Deniz1> Why
[14:47] <grompol> line 1090: path = /var/spool/postfix/private/auth-client
[14:47] <friendishan> whenever i start any upload i usually do it on megaupload my firefox hangs till the upload is completed plz help
[14:48] <[lan3y]> friendishan, have you got the latest flash version, and the latest version of firefox?
[14:49] <friendishan> [lan3y] yes
[14:49] <friendishan> [lan3y] yes i guess
[14:49] <matio> does the previous versions of americas army have the same bug (ati driver thing)
[14:49] <boss_mc> Has anyone noticed that there havn't been as many running updates for Jaunty as for Intrepid?
[14:49] <mahfiaz> friendishan, try removing the flash and reinstalling it, it sometimes works
[14:50] <prentice> !update
[14:50] <thiebaude> boss_mc: i sure have
[14:50] <friendishan> mahifaz even after i re-installed ubuntu i get the problem
[14:50] <boss_mc> thiebaude: are they just super congident in it?
[14:50] <prentice> boss_mc: me to i think it's probably because it's better :-P
[14:50] <sipior> boss_mc: bit of a small sample size, given that Jaunty's only been out for a few weeks
[14:50] <boss_mc> thiebaude: or are they working hard on Karmic?
[14:51] <boss_mc> sipior: I rememebr the first few weeks of Intrepid there were 20 updates a day...
[14:51] <thiebaude> boss_mc: working hard to decide what's goning to be in it
[14:51] <System404> so whats the differnce between windows and ubuntu
[14:51] <System404> hahaha
[14:51] <System404> i joke
[14:51] <boss_mc> - hyperbole but my point still stands
[14:51] <prentice> would ubuntu be ok running on 20gb?
[14:51] <System404> prentice: yes
[14:51] <dooglus> prentice: yes
[14:51] <thiebaude> prentice: yes
[14:52] <[lan3y]> one for luck
[14:52] <friendishan> prentice it is more than enough
[14:52] <System404> prentice: i run ubuntu on a 5 gig partition
[14:52] <[lan3y]> prentice: yes
[14:52] <matio> does the previous versions of americas army have the same bug (ati driver thing)
[14:52] <prentice> !repeat
[14:52] <Halitech> prentice, I have xubuntu installed on a 13gig drive
[14:52] <prentice> !repeat > matio
[14:52] <dooglus> prentice: I have 4.3G, of which 3.6G is used
[14:52] <the_count> got a problem with my dell mini netbook. not connecting to the wireless internet. happened during an unsuccessful upgrade
[14:52] <[lan3y]> !patience
[14:52] <dooglus> prentice: that's my whole system, including /home
[14:52] <the_count> *update
[14:52] <friendishan> whenever i start any upload i usually do it on megaupload my firefox hangs till the upload is completed plz help
[14:53] <prentice> what would be the lowest amount of space i could give ubuntu for it to still run fast
[14:53] <sipior> matio: this isn't really the place. they have forums for this game, yeah?
[14:53] <System404> prentice id go with 5 gig
[14:53] <dooglus> prentice: space doesn't affect the speed.  it either fits or it doesn't.
[14:53] <prentice> !repeat > friendishan
[14:53] <System404> thats wat i have it runs great
[14:53] <mahfiaz> prentice, amount of ram is, what does affect
[14:53] <boss_mc> the_count: have you completed the upgrade since?
[14:53] <prentice> oh ok
[14:53] <the_count> nope
[14:53] <prentice> !thank
[14:53] <the_count> it wont work
[14:53] <Halitech> prentice, not really the space that affects the speed, its the cpu and ram, speed of the drive will also affect it
[14:53] <flintwingel> dooglus: not true... if the file system is above 85% (or thereabouts) full it will start to slow teh system down
[14:53] <matio> sipior: i know but they haven't sent an email to verify the account yet & the ubuntu forums r down so I cant post it there
[14:54] <prentice> ok will 10gb be ok?
[14:54] <flintwingel> prentice: yes
[14:54] <Halitech> matio, forum is back up
[14:54] <friendishan> whenever i start any upload i usually do it on megaupload my firefox hangs till the upload is completed plz help
[14:54] <thiebaude> prentice: yes