[20:32] <nDuff> ray_, ...and how full is the drive presently? In-place encryption of a full drive is tricky.
[20:32] <ray_> since on laptop
[20:32] <ray_> nd how i finde out
[20:32] <Candale> I tried to set it up as a hp directjet already
[20:32] <nathan__> can anyone help me .. i updated my video card on linux, but on the wine steam itsnot showing as i have a video card
[20:32] <nDuff> ray_, bah -- keep your sensitive data in /home, encrypt both that and swap, and you're done (much more easily than trying to do full-disk encryption).
[20:33] <gsevil> do you know why my menu bar had problem, it didn't show anything, and I cannot edit the main menu?
[20:33] <ray_> nd want to do the full disk
[20:33] <giacomo> _2, that's the problem: I've deleted /dev and now I'm inside the livecd to recreate it
[20:33] <ray_> want nothing leaking out
[20:33] <nDuff> ray_, that's more difficult than I have time to help w/ for free.
[20:34] <giacomo> I've already tried to copy whole /dev from livecd to disk unsuccesfull
[20:34] <onthefence928> noooooo i think my usb harddrive is faulty, any body have any ideas on how to recover it?
[20:34] <_2> giacomo i return to my first answer.   udev does that for you.    did you try booting the installed system ?
[20:34] <ray_> nd is reinstall with altunive install cd and then chose encrped
[20:34] <ray_> is that how to do full disdk
[20:34] <tekteen> Can someone help me with X? I plugged my laptop into a tv (with vga) and now I have terrible resolution on my laptop screen and nothing on my tv.
[20:34] <ray_> better way of it nd
[20:34] <igiuggiu> bo
[20:35] <ray_> nduff thats for you
[20:35] <igiuggiu> quit
[20:35] <giacomo> yes _2 , I't says something like "cannot find root file system" but kernel configuration is unchanged, only empty /dev
[20:35] <gman_223> tc folks
[20:35] <gman_223> cya all
[20:35] <gman_223> god bless
[20:35] <giacomo> maybe I need to mknod it
[20:35] <_2> giacomo ok what's your root fs ?
[20:35] <helen6> hi
[20:36] <_2> giacomo ide pata sata scis ???
[20:36] <_2> scsi that is
[20:36] <giacomo> pata sda5
[20:37] <Maahes> grr....trying to run ntop, it's telling me it cant write pid files
[20:37] <mint> Greetings im trying to test and see if my graphics card will work with ubuntu
[20:37] <Maahes> I've ran sudo mode.
[20:37] <misterecs81> [nixnoob] ==> ctrl+alt+F1 cetainly did SOMETHING.  I typed gnome-desktop, but nothing worked, and I couldn't get out "of that" unless I rebooted.
[20:37] <_2> giacomo ok.    change to the empty dev/  and issue this as root.    mknod sda5 b 8 5 ;ln -s sda5 root
[20:37] <mint> what command can i use afterintalling driver via envyng to get driver to activate?
[20:37] <nDuff> ray_, generally, though, the approach I'd take would be to launch truecrypt from your initrd to unlock your root filesystem and go from there.
[20:38] <cypha> is there a fast way to check my sound input to make sure it's working?
[20:38] <Dazed> There is like 5 linux drivers on this page, which one would be most compatible with ubuntu? http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
[20:39] <misterecs81> [NIXNOOB] ==> can i get a termain window through clicking something like 'usr/bin/terminal' or something? I have access to my filesystem, just not the quick shortcut links.
[20:39] <enzotib> misterecs81, Ctr-Alt-F7 bring you back to the X session
[20:39] <prodigel> Hi all. I'm having a digital cam pentax optio 50 and I don't know if It's compatible with linux. I've done lsusb and I see a device called pentax corp, skype doesn't recognize it, and other methods of testing I don't know
[20:39] <misterecs81> [ENZOTIB]==> very good to know.
[20:39] <_2> giacomo you might want to add a    mknod console c 5 1      as well...
[20:40] <_2> giacomo that should be all you need to get booted.
[20:40] <mint> what command can i use afterintalling driver via envyng to get driver to activate on a liveCD? since i obviously cannot restart?
[20:41] <_2> giacomo if it complains    tell me and i'll help you make what ever it needs.    if i'm still here or in #kubuntu that is.
[20:41] <misterecs81> How do I change screen resolution via Terminal?
[20:41] <giacomo> it says "couldn't find valid RAM disk image starting at 0"
[20:42] <_2> giacomo what says that ?
[20:42] <giacomo> booting the OS, kernel panic with that
[20:42] <tonyyarusso> How can I set the directory for the adduser script to use as the basis for homes?
[20:43] <digitalvaldosta_> i need to fix my partition table. i have done sudo fdisk -l and this is what I got: http://paste.ubuntu.com/36921/
[20:43] <digitalvaldosta_> anyone know how to fix it
[20:43] <_2> ok.  that's a grub issue. giacomo    the ramdisk image and the kernel are loaded by the boot loader.    see the !grub infonode for how to reinstall grub.
[20:43] <prodigel> digitalvaldosta_: have you tried gparted? It's with gui, much more intuitive
[20:43] <Champus> does someone in here use a external disc case made by "fantec"?
[20:44] <_2> giacomo that should have nothing to do with device nodes    not to the best of my knowledge anyway
[20:44] <Python1320> ok, wtf. kubuntu-kde4-8.04.1-alternate-amd64.iso fails
[20:44] <Python1320> it has some too long names
[20:44] <Python1320> so it gets truncated
[20:44] <gr1m> Hello, I have mounted a 500gb external "My Book."  I am trying to reformat it -- you should I do this?
[20:44] <digitalvaldosta_> yes and it tells me to dmesg | tail
[20:45] <KrimZon> what ways are there to unmount a usb drive via the gui?
[20:45] <gr1m> df -h says it is /dev/sdb1             466G  335M  466G   1% /media/My Book
[20:45] <whalogreg> hi all
[20:45] <SitUbuntuSit> KrimZon, you probably can right click in a filemanager on the drives icon
[20:46] <_2> so i take it i'm sol on the su issue huh
[20:46] <SitUbuntuSit> i do that for my cell phones, ipod, etc
[20:46] <whalogreg> can anyone help me with accessing a storage card on a windows mobile 5 device?
[20:46] <kane77> I installed gimp-2.5 (using checkinstall) but now my package manager is broken (which is caused by gimp-gnomevfs and gimp-python, because they depend on gimp-2.5) what do I do?
[20:46] <digitalvaldosta_> prodigel: i have tried gparted several times and it tells me to dmesg | tail. I did that and it is useless to me
[20:46] <kane77> *gimp-2.4
[20:47] <jbroome> gr1m: right click on the my book icon, select unmount or eject
[20:47] <misterecs81> [GR1M]==> Is it a FAT file system?
[20:47] <misterecs81> [GR1M] ==> Why do you want to format the external? Is it not FAT32?
[20:47] <Guest84565> can you help me with pyinstall pelase          http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:47] <Guest84565> *please
[20:47] <taak> how can i set bash to complete filenames case-insensitively?
[20:47] <_2> kane77  sudo dpkg --configure -a || sudo apt-get install -f
[20:47] <nward_> someone have seen this error in evolution: Failed to append to mbox:/home/USER/.evFailed to append to mbox:/home/USER/.evolution/mail/local#Sent: Cannot get folder `Sent': Value too large for defined data type Appending to local `Sent' folder instead.olution/mail/local#Sent:
[20:48] <Guest84565> http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:48] <kane77> _2, yes, but is it ok to remove those packages?
[20:48] <Guest84565> http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:48] <Dazed> does ubuntu bestow the power of cracking your neighbours' wireless?
[20:48] <_2> taak not possible as far as i know.   everything in linux is case sensitive
[20:48] <digitalvaldosta_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/36921/ this is the out come
[20:48] <taak> _2: i doubt that
[20:48] <_2> kane77 of course.   but you don't have too
[20:48] <SitUbuntuSit> !apt-fix | kane
[20:48] <Zstar> l
[20:48] <SitUbuntuSit> !apt-fix | kane77
[20:49] <_2> taak i didn't say everything in GNU .*app     i said in linux.
[20:49] <kane77> okay.. let me try it
[20:49] <gr1m> misterecs81 I am trying to use Keep to do backups to it -- but it tells me: "/var/www exists but does not look like a rdiff-backup directory"
[20:49] <_2> kane77 you can also use force to configure them.
[20:49]  * digitalvaldosta_ asks does anyone have a program that is like super glue for my partition table?
[20:50] <arakthor> how do I remove pulseaudio without removing the package ubuntu-desktop?
[20:50] <digitalvaldosta_> I only need it for a short while
[20:50] <Daisuke_Laptop> taak: set completion-ignore-case on
[20:50] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ testdisk ?
[20:50] <whalogreg> can anyone assist with accessing a storage card on a windows mobile 5 device?
[20:50] <Guest84565> http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:50] <_2> Daisuke_Laptop really ?     i should have paid more attention in school.
[20:50] <SitUbuntuSit> arakthor, ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage i believe. should be okay to remove.
[20:51] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: tried it and it only gave me my temp from firefox and a bunch of c files and text files
[20:51] <Daisuke_Laptop> _2: really :)
[20:51] <SitUbuntuSit> !metapackage | arakthor
[20:51] <gr1m> misterecs81 Any ideas?
[20:51] <Guest84565> http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:51] <misterecs81> [GR1M] ==> I would keep it as a FAT32, so you could keep it for any Windoze plug-ins you may do. Windows won't read the ext3 filesystem. I have a MyBook plugged in as well.
[20:51] <Guest84565> http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:51] <gr1m> misterecs81 -> okay, thanks.  any idea how I make it a rdiff-backup directory?
[20:51] <Guest84565> where do i find zlib.h?? http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:51] <Guest84565> where do i find zlib.h?? http://dpaste.com/71027/
[20:52] <gr1m> !flood | Guest84565
[20:52] <Daisuke_Laptop> !repeat | Guest84565
[20:52] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ the partition table is not where the files are stored.    what are you trying to do ?
[20:52] <gr1m> thanks Daisuke_Laptop
[20:52] <SitUbuntuSit> Guest84565, install build-essential
[20:52] <digitalvaldosta_> any other ideas.
[20:53] <misterecs81> [GR1M] ==> Sorry, I just re-read your last post. I don't have enough expirence to help you. I don't know what rdiff is. Don't want to over extend my noob-ubuntu brain and mess your system up. Sorry.
[20:53] <digitalvaldosta_> _2 I am trying to mount it to get the files back
[20:53] <newuser_> any one knows which is the best commercial antivirus for windows XP?
[20:53] <_2> Daisuke_Laptop any chance you could put your fingure on my 'su' issue so i can see how to fix it?
[20:53] <Python1320> wtf at kubuntu  .iso...... Every single program shows me storage-core-modules-2.6.24-19-generic-di_2.6.24-19.34_amd64.ude It's supposed to be .udeb <.> tried poweriso/copy/winrar/daemon tools/unetbootin
[20:53] <misterecs81> AVG
[20:53] <SitUbuntuSit> Guest84565, you'll need zlibg1-dev, excuse me
[20:53] <digitalvaldosta_> newuser_: ClamWin
[20:53] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ and what did you do that hosed it ?
[20:53] <gr1m> misterecs81 -> Haha thanks.  I appreciate the help you were able to give :]
[20:54] <vlt> Hello. I just installed Ubuntu using the alternate installer cd. Now when I boot, the kernel complains about missing /dev/mapper/vg1-root. Why didn't initrd load LVM and cryptsetup?
[20:54] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: turned it off via holding the power button for thirty seconds. (vmware froze the system)
[20:54]  * `estocha rr
[20:54] <Maahes> what the hell? Find is giving me permission denied errors
[20:54] <Hunter_> how i can install irssi-plugin-otr with apt-get in sudo?
[20:54] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ and after that why are you tryig to rebuild a partition table ?   that should not have affected the partition table
[20:55] <Maahes> why would find be giving me permission denied errors?
[20:55] <newuser_> digitalvaldosta_, Why you say clamwin is the best? I used it and felt it was not that good. I've tried kaspersky and it works ok, but I am planning to buy another AV, maybe the best on the market
[20:55] <vlt> Both `cryptsetup` and `lvm` are available in the dropped (initramfs) shell. How to make initrd run `cryptsetup`?
[20:55] <will00> i can get the wep key from my network using network manager, but is there a way to find out the password so i can get my iphone working?
[20:55] <_2> Maahes cause your user doesn't have permission to view a file or dir
[20:56] <digitalvaldosta_> when I try to boot with the hdd it says there is an I/O error and I tried booting into the live CD and mounting it and that's how I found out that the superblock/ partition table is messed up
[20:56] <_2> Maahes or if in /proc   because what you see didn't exist long enough to stat it
[20:56] <whalogreg> can anyone assist with accessing a storage card on a windows mobile 5 device?
[20:56] <Hunter_> how i can install irssi-plugin-otr with apt-get in sudo?
[20:56] <Daisuke_Laptop> _2: i just googled for the last one :D
[20:57] <digitalvaldosta_> newuser_: I was just suggesting open source. but AVG is great if you are buying it. Get the internet security suite.
[20:57] <PsyChoSiS_> are there any ubuntu games close to fifa 07 or 08 ??
[20:57] <Maahes> am I supposed to see it return things as ./root/ ./var/ etc?
[20:57] <AzizLight> how can I see the size of a particular file using the terminal please?
[20:57] <_2> Daisuke_Laptop :)     well   i don't care how it's sloved as long as it's sloved   :)))
[20:57] <Dazed> Why cant i make shortcuts to folders? :\
[20:57] <mlambie> if I want to route packets from one interface to another do I need anything other than echo 1> /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward ?
[20:57] <locohost_> anyone have any idea why compiz would not work when bigdesktop is enabled?
[20:57] <candive> Hi all, I took my Ubuntu CD and copied all the info onto a 1GB flash. set BIOs to boot USB first. but when restarted acer aspire will not boot from flash.?? please explain. thank you.
[20:57] <white_eagle> I have problems, I wanted to try openGeu (http://opengeu.intilinux.com/Home.html) so I went to the site and looked for instructions. I found instructions that wanted from the to add 2 custom repos to my sources list and after that updating (sudo apt-get update) and upgrading (sudo apt-get upgrade) and as the upgrade was big, and I knew which 2 packages I needed (e17 and e17-data) I tried installing them... this story goes on but you
[20:57] <white_eagle> into this and see what I am talking about http://pastebin.com/m372d0228
[20:57] <beneDaemon> azizlight: ls -l
[20:57] <Maahes> also anyone know of a gui network analyzer?
[20:58] <chamuscas> hello, i can't connect to my account list do amsn does anyone know why ?
[20:58] <Bert_2> Hi, can someone help me with manually editing my /etc/sudoers ?
[20:58] <_2> Maahes find searches the path and all it's subdirs by default   path being specified on the command line or defaulting to .
[20:58] <Python1320>  weird kubuntu  .iso...... Every single program shows me storage-core-modules-2.6.24-19-generic-di_2.6.24-19.34_amd64.ude ... It's supposed to be .udeb <.> tried poweriso/copy/winrar/daemon tools/unetbootin and all of them show me tuncrated filenames
[20:58] <locohost_> maahes:wireshark
[20:58] <Daisuke_Laptop> _2: so what's the su issue?
[20:58] <locohost_> bert: dont manually edit the sudoers file
[20:58] <locohost_> use /usr/sbin/visudo
[20:58] <_2> Daisuke_Laptop http://ubuntu.pastebin.us/?show=da1b424c
[20:59] <digitalvaldosta_> candive: go to http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ and get the installer for the usb
[20:59] <_2> locohost_ visudo is not a manual edit ???
[20:59] <Bert_2> locohost_: yeah, I use visudo, but I can't figure out how I should setup certain users (I'm concerned about security)
[20:59] <will00> how do i get a password from a wep key?
[20:59] <genius> hello people! I've got intel quad core server. What benefits/drawbacks i will get if i will install 64bit ubuntu ?
[20:59] <candive> digitalvaldosta, thank you.
[20:59] <AzizLight> beneDaemon: I knew about this command but this show info (incl the size) of all the files in a directory..
[20:59] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: when I try to boot with the hdd it says there is an I/O error and I tried booting into the live CD and mounting it and that's how I found out that the superblock/ partition table is messed up
[20:59] <locohost_> okay, yeah, im just making sure your not doing vi /etc/sudoers
[20:59] <enzotib> candive https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:59] <Bert_2> will00: check out aircrack
[20:59] <locohost_> mehusername	ALL=(ALL) ALL
[20:59] <locohost_> will do it
[20:59] <Bert_2> locohost_: yeah, but is that SAFE ?
[20:59] <kane77> does your pidgin crash as well?
[21:00] <locohost_> sysadmin        ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
[21:00] <locohost_> for no password
[21:00] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ superblock != partition table.
[21:00] <locohost_> what do you mean, is that safe?
[21:00] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ mount with a backup superblock
[21:00] <locohost_> yeah, its perfectly fine to add a user to sudoers, if you trust that user and would other wise give them root access
[21:00] <Daisuke_Laptop> _2: not a clue.  unless there's no user named greg, i don't see why it wouldn't work
[21:00] <locohost_> as long as you use visudo, it will tell you if you have an error in syntax
[21:00] <locohost_> and warn you before saving if you have a problem
[21:00] <Hunter_> how can i know if I have universe in my sources?
[21:00] <Bert_2> locohost_: I know those basic things, but I want to know things like giving another password for executing root and making it impossible to call certain commands
[21:00] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: where do I get that
[21:01] <_2> Daisuke_Laptop  yes.  it's obviously borked.
[21:01] <Bert_2> locohost_: I mean executing sudo
[21:01] <candive> Thank you, researching.Chow.
[21:01] <digitalvaldosta_> I haven't been backing up the entire system. only the home dir
[21:01] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ man mount   for the details   and backup superblocks are stored every 64k starting at 32k
[21:01] <nixnoob> lol man mount
[21:01] <locohost_> user           ALL=(ALL) /bin/grep, /usr/bin/tail, /usr/bin/less, /bin/cat, /bin/tac, /usr/bin/zgrep, /usr/bin/strace, /bin/netstat, /usr/sbin/tethereal, /usr/sbin/tcpdump
[21:01] <locohost_> you can do stuff like that too
[21:02] <some_person_> can someone help me diagnose my sound problem?
[21:02] <locohost_> if you only want them to be able to execute certain commands
[21:02] <_2> nixnoob you want to man mount for him and give him the switch ?
[21:02] <locohost_> sudo isnt really a security mehenism though, its kinda of a guid
[21:02] <nixnoob> _2: LOL
[21:02] <locohost_> mechanism*
[21:02] <Bert_2> locohost_: well, people keep on telling me that logging in as root and using su is insecure
[21:02] <locohost_> anyone know why compiz would not work in big desktop mode
[21:03] <_2> locohost_ but default sudo is a security hole...
[21:03] <nixnoob> locohost_: what video card?
[21:03] <locohost_> ati
[21:03] <yeah5> hello
[21:03] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: what am I looking for?
[21:03] <nixnoob> locohost_: because the MAX_TEXTURE size isnt big enough
[21:03] <nixnoob> locohost_: im afraid ATI cards suck.
[21:03] <locohost_> hmm, where is that setting?
[21:03] <yeah5> hey wanna go on a site where you get movies software dvds games tuts and much more plus free membership go to hotspotnet.co.uk and register on it forum and invite
[21:03] <nixnoob> locohost_: you cant fix it.
[21:04] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ hopefully the switch needed to specify a backup super block
[21:04] <unop> yeah5, no spam thanks
[21:04] <jrib> yeah5: do not do that here
[21:04] <nixnoob> locohost_: its an older card right?
[21:04] <locohost_> i have 2 compuers with the same card, one works and one doesnt
[21:04] <yeah5> hey wanna go on a site where you get movies software dvds games tuts and much more plus free membership go to hotspotnet.co.uk and register on it forum and invite
[21:04] <yeah5> oh sorry
[21:04] <Maahes> anyone know if .gvfs in my home dir is supposed to be owned by root?
[21:04] <locohost_> x600, its not too old
[21:04] <_2> Maahes rm it   would be my advice.
[21:05] <nixnoob> locohost_: seriously? it works? x600? I used to have x800 pro and it didn't work.
[21:05] <nixnoob> locohost_: what resolution is the working one on?
[21:05] <locohost_> logging in as root is dangerous because of human error.  ssh as root can be a security issue
[21:05] <cyphase> has anyone else had problems with their account crashing when someone else logs on? in ubuntu of course..
[21:05] <locohost_> its really more or less bad practice to use root for things, not realy insecure intrinsicly
[21:05] <locohost_> makes sure your aware your changing something before you fubar yoru crap
[21:06] <chamuscas> hello
[21:06] <abchirk> hello
[21:06] <Maahes> _2,
[21:06] <chamuscas> i have a *.b2 file and i don't know what to do with it...
[21:06] <locohost_> 2880x900
[21:06] <chamuscas> sry
[21:06] <chamuscas> i's bz2
[21:06] <eblume> Can someone tell me why I can't join the #python channel? The server says I need to be identified, but I am identified...
[21:06] <Daisuke_Laptop> chamuscas: bzip2
[21:06] <jrib> chamuscas: double click on it, it's like a zip
[21:06] <Maahes> _2, root@jackfrost-laptop:~# rm -rf /home/jackfrost/.gvfs
[21:06] <Maahes> rm: cannot remove `/home/jackfrost/.gvfs': Permission denied
[21:06] <white_eagle> some packages have unmet dependencies, how can I install the package i want *and* those dependencies without typing sudo apt-get install hundreds of times?
[21:06] <abchirk> chamuscas  unpack it
[21:06] <locohost_> ahh, its an x1300 and the other box is an x600
[21:07] <nixnoob> locohost_: and the one thats not working? whats the res on that?
[21:07] <jrib> white_eagle: apt-get resolves dependencies for you automatically.  What are you doing exactly?
[21:07] <chamuscas> and then what i have a debian foulder there but i can't find anything else what sould i do ?
[21:07] <_2> Maahes why r and why f ?
[21:07] <Maahes> dr-x------   2 jackfrost jackfrost         0 2008-08-12 09:42 .gvfs
[21:07] <jrib> chamuscas: what are you trying to install?
[21:07] <nixnoob> locohost_: you MAY* be able to do it by lowering the resolution.
[21:07] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: nope
[21:07] <_2> Maahes you obviously don't own your home dir.
[21:08] <Chousuke> Maahes: why are you tring to remove that directory?
[21:08] <nixnoob> Obviously.
[21:08] <white_eagle> jrib: look http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m766452d5
[21:08] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: but.... earlier I did dmesg | tail and it mentions blocks
[21:08] <Chousuke> trying*
[21:08] <chamuscas> jrib: i'm trying to install amsn, i tried form the repository but i wasn't abble to connect into the servers, i guess :p
[21:08] <Hunter_> how can I have no permissions when I m root?
[21:08] <rathel> I'm running the x64-bit version of Ubuntu, Flash works in Firefox for awhile and then stops working for some reason, than I have to  restart Firefox to get it working again. Anyway I can keep it working without restarting Firefox over and over? lol
[21:08] <jrib> white_eagle: that isn't a package from ubuntu's repositories
[21:08] <Maahes> Chousuke, _2 suggested it. I'm wondering why I have a .gvfs file not owned by me, nor root, in my /home/dir?
[21:08] <white_eagle> jrib: i know
[21:08] <bullium> I installed kde 4 on my system and accidentally allowed it to change to kdm instead of gdm, where can I set it back to gdm
[21:08] <Chousuke> Maahes: removing .gvfs sounds like it could potentially break things
[21:08] <jrib> chamuscas: resolve *that* problem, don't try installing amsn in a different way
[21:08] <dabbu> any application to mount iso and nrg file in ubuntu
[21:09] <white_eagle> jrib: ok, I solved the problem with running sudo aptitude -f (the package i install)
[21:09] <linuxkrn> hey guys, using ldap logins (working) and for some reason my /etc/security/group.conf file is being ignored.  Any suggestions?
[21:09] <Chousuke> dabbu: ISO files can be mounted directly, NRG files need to be converted to isos
[21:09] <locohost_> 2560x1024
[21:09] <locohost_> he doesnt have widescreen monitors
[21:09] <dabbu> Chousuke:any GUI
[21:09] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/36951/
[21:09] <jrib> white_eagle: make sure the repoitory it's coming from doesn't fubar your system
[21:09] <chamuscas> jrib: that sounds more interesting if i know where to start searching the problem :)
[21:09] <Chousuke> dabbu: not that I know of.
[21:09] <Maahes> odd, since it's an empty dir
[21:09] <Chousuke> dabbu: then again, I don't know that much about GUIs for stuff :p
[21:10] <Maahes> unless those are files named . ..
[21:10] <dabbu> Chousuke:ok then
[21:10] <Chousuke> Maahes: well leave it be then
[21:10] <jrib> Chousuke: no errors or terminal output?
[21:10] <white_eagle> jrib: ok
[21:10] <Dazed> is anybody running e16 on their ubuntu?
[21:10] <jrib> chamuscas: no errors or terminal output?
[21:10] <dabbu> any one here tell me about any GUI for mounting iso and nrg file
[21:10]  * Maahes is still trying to figure out why this network is so bloody weird
[21:10] <Chousuke> Maahes: your rm -rf might have emptied it thouh.
[21:10] <magnetron> Dazed, yes, there are several people that do that
[21:10] <locohost_> cant you just use mount to mount an iso?
[21:11] <Maahes> Chousuke, nah, it errored out
[21:11] <magnetron> locohost_, yes.
[21:11] <Chousuke> Maahes: so you might've already broken something. hope nothing weird happens :)
[21:11] <_newuser_> anyone has tried kaspersky for linux to catch viruses on windows files?
[21:11] <Chousuke> Maahes: only on the .gvfs dir, not on its files :)
[21:11] <chamuscas> jrib: no i can insert my email and my password, but then it just stays loggin for ethernity, after a while an error occuer sayin enable to connect to something trying again, and star all over again
[21:11] <Maahes> meh, it should refresh them if needed then
[21:11] <Maahes> from /et
[21:11] <Maahes> /etc/
[21:11] <Maahes> nothing system important should be in my home dir
[21:11] <locohost_> sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 file.iso /mnt/mydvd
[21:12] <jrib> chamuscas: can you connect with pidgin?
[21:12] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ yeah why the pastebin?    mount -o sb=96???  what ever 96k is    Instead of block 1, use block n as  superblock.
[21:12] <Dazed> magnetron: i wanted to try it, i dunno which of these is viable though http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=e16
[21:12] <Maahes> now to find out why half the internet won't load in ubuntu, on this network, but windows loads them just fine
[21:12] <nixnoob> bullium: ls /etc/init.d/ | grep dm
[21:12] <chamuscas> yeh
[21:12] <magnetron> Dazed, use the package in the ubuntu repo!
[21:13] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: could it be along number
[21:13] <chamuscas> jrib: yes i can but
[21:13] <magnetron> Dazed, use synaptic to install software packages.
[21:13] <_2> 98304 maybe
[21:13] <Blaqlight> what is the usual default port for SSL connection on IRC... 7000 right?
[21:13] <Maahes> Dazed, sudo aptitude install e16
[21:13] <Dazed> i looked for enlightenment and e`6
[21:13] <Maahes> I think
[21:13] <chamuscas> jrib: i need the type and be invisible some times and pidgin just don't let me do that 0
[21:13] <Dazed> and got no hits in package manager
[21:14] <Blaqlight> Dazed, you gotta download and compile it.
[21:14] <jrib> chamuscas: ah, I just read the topic in #amsn.  Lets see if we can figure out how to get you a more recent amsn.  What does 'apt-cache policy amsn' return for you?  use paste.ubuntu.com
[21:14] <Blaqlight> Dazed, its not in the repos.
[21:14] <Dazed> uts ubstakkubg
[21:14] <Maahes> Dazed, do you have universe and multiverse enabled in the repos?
[21:14] <Dazed> errrr
[21:14] <Dazed> installing
[21:14] <Maahes> Blaqlight, that's incorrect.
[21:14] <Dazed> yes
[21:14] <Maahes> I just did an apt-cache search e16 is there
[21:14] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ and if you have been playing with the partition table (which you shoudn't have been)  you may have it so screwed up the block acn't be addressed correctly...       if so testdisk    and let it scan.
[21:14] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: block<PHONE_NUMBER>
[21:14] <Maahes> jackfrost@jackfrost-laptop% sudo apt-cache search e16                       ~/.gvfs  13:12
[21:14] <Maahes> e16 - the Enlightenment Window Manager DR16
[21:14] <Maahes> e16-data - e16 window manager support files
[21:15] <chamuscas> jrib: uhao where did you get that information, i would be glade if you can give me the website  :)
[21:15] <Dazed> i did the terminal command maahes gave me
[21:15] <casdf> hi, i have a question regarding x32 .deb's i want to install on an x64 machine
[21:15] <bullium> nixnoob: ok thanks
[21:15] <chamuscas> jrib: wait #amsn is a room in irc isn't that right ^o)
[21:15] <casdf> namely, is there some interface layer program i need to install first?
[21:15] <Blaqlight> Maahes, btw you don't need sudo to search apt-cache :P
[21:15] <jrib> chamuscas: yes
[21:15] <Maahes> Blaqlight, habit
[21:16] <Dazed> haha
[21:16] <linuxkrn> hey guys, using ldap for logins (working) and for some reason my /etc/security/group.conf file is being ignored.  Any suggestions?
[21:16] <_2> well if no one has a clue for me on my broken su problem    other that to call the boot !sudo  and scold me for being to stupid to use sudo....    then i'll go, and leave you fellows with it.
[21:16] <Dazed> i found e16 in the synaptic package manager
[21:16] <Dazed> its not in the add/remove one
[21:17] <casdf> any suggestions?
[21:17] <chamuscas> jrib: now i don't have any amsn version installed but i downloaded the last version from internet, my problem is that i don't know how to install it
[21:17] <Bert_2> Can someone explain me how to use the PASSWD option/var thing in /etc/sudoers ?
[21:17] <jrib> chamuscas: that's okay, please pastebin the output of the command I gave you
[21:17] <_2> ompaul thanks for the ToD.    and i'll try to not call a horse a horse... ;/
[21:17] <will00> how do i translate a wep key to the password
[21:17] <Pirate_Hunter> whats the best way to shutdown in terminal, i currently do - sudo shutdown now -h - but i believe thats not wise at it forces shutdown ignoring other programs, so which commands do ppl use?
[21:18] <mrpiracy> how can I have all my ntfs partitions automaticly mounted at startup and have hardy to place an icon to each partiton on the destop?
[21:18] <chamuscas> jrib: wait how do i copy the information from the shell window ?
[21:18] <Maahes> Pirate_Hunter, ...alt+sysrequest+b :P
[21:18] <_2> Pirate_Hunter sudo init 0
[21:18] <casdf> mrpiracy: that is the default action i believe
[21:18] <_2> Maahes be nice.
[21:18] <Bert_2> Pirate_Hunter: I use sudo poweroff, but that forces everything too
[21:18] <vlt> Hello. I just installed Ubuntu using the alternate installer cd. Now when I boot, the kernel complains about missing /dev/mapper/vg1-root. Why didn't initrd load LVM and cryptsetup?
[21:18] <vlt> Both `cryptsetup` and `lvm` are available in the dropped (initramfs) shell. How to make initrd run `cryptsetup`?
[21:19] <mrpiracy> casdf, it's not ... i have to go nautilus and click on each of them for it to be mounted
[21:19] <jrib> chamuscas: highlight to copy, middle click to paste.  Or if you prefer use ctrl-shift-c to copy, and ctrl-v to paste into your browser
[21:19] <Maahes> _2, I'm actually kinda serious, if its to the point where I need to shutdown in CLI, it's probably because I've got a nasty lockup
[21:19] <vlt> sb goto 21:55
[21:19] <freeflowcauvery> I yank off the power cord *kidding*
[21:19] <chamuscas> jrib: amsn:
[21:19] <chamuscas>   Instalado: (nenhum)
[21:19] <chamuscas>   Candidato: 0.97+final-0ubuntu5
[21:19] <chamuscas>   Tabela de Versão:
[21:19] <chamuscas>      0.97+final-0ubuntu5 0
[21:19] <chamuscas>         500 http://pt.archive.ubuntu.com hardy/universe Packages
[21:19] <FloodBot3> chamuscas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:19] <chamuscas>         100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
[21:19] <digitalvaldosta_> _2: scanning
[21:19] <Pirate_Hunter> Bert_2: im looking for a way to shutdown but allow all other processes to close first that way boot is less prone to errors
[21:20] <enzotib> mrpiracy, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions?action=show&redirect=MountNtfsOnBoot
[21:20] <_2> digitalvaldosta_ i'll be in #kubuntu
[21:20] <Pirate_Hunter> Maahes: what is "sysrequest" which key is that?
[21:20] <Maahes> Pirate_Hunter, it doesn't do what you want
[21:20] <jrib> chamuscas: you can enable the -proposed repository.  Install *only* amsn from there.  Then disable -proposed.  Do you know how to do this?
[21:20] <Maahes> don't worry about it
[21:20] <digitalvaldosta_> ok
[21:20] <casdf> also; does anyone have a suggestion for a gtk+ media player that has nice spectrograms?
[21:20] <mrpiracy> enzotib, thx, will have a look
[21:20] <Artificial_Consi> can anyone help me with a noob question
[21:20] <Vhozard> can someone help me? i keep getting: "buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0" when i am booting from livecd
[21:20] <Pirate_Hunter> Maahes: oh ok than np but out of curiosity what does it do?
[21:20] <Pirate_Hunter> whats the best way to shutdown in terminal, i currently do - sudo shutdown now -h - but i believe thats not wise at it forces shutdown ignoring other programs, so which commands do ppl use?
[21:21] <Maahes> Pirate_Hunter, the kernel has a few interrupt commands, that override everything else. alt+sysrequest+b is an immediate hard reboot.
[21:21] <chamuscas> jrib: :p no sry your dealing with a newbie, can you help me please? should i install amsn through ubuntu's repository ?
[21:21] <moshe> patw,here you are
[21:22] <patw> good u
[21:22] <jrib> chamuscas: yes.  There is a fix available in the -proposed repository.  But you should not install other updates from it.  Install only amsn.  First, enable the -proposed repository in System -> Administration -> Software Sources.  Then install *only* amsn.  Then disable -proposed again in Software Sources.
[21:22] <Pirate_Hunter> Maahes: hmmm youre right not what i want it is easy to find straight shutdown but a delayed one is much harder, it would be nice that it sent a signal to kill all process running before shutingdown
[21:22] <taromsn> I'm trying to get S-video out to work on my Thinkpad T30, running 8.04.1.  It has a Radeon 7500 Mobility card, and instructions here: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_get_TV-Out_working_on_ATI_graphic_cards
[21:23] <Artificial_Consi> my sound only works with one program at a time
[21:23] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter, a delayed shutdown? EASY!
[21:23] <taromsn> Led me to the Gatos ati.2 binaries, I untarred them, but I don't know what to do afterwards
[21:23] <kane77> what program can I use to convert hex data (as a text file) into a binary form?
[21:23] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: brb door
[21:23] <linuxkrn> hey guys, using ldap for logins (working) and for some reason my /etc/security/group.conf file is being ignored.  (not adding additional group membership) Any suggestions?
[21:24] <cyphase> Has anyone else had problems with their X login crashing when someone else logs on, or soon after?
[21:24] <chamuscas> jrib: wait i'm confused. first i enable -propose repository, then i install amsn, and then disable -propose. Is this correct? another thing what is -proposed for?
[21:24] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: yah back like what you were saying how would i do that, how do i make the shutdown delay and send kill signal to all processes?
[21:24] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter, "sudo shutdown +10" will shutdown the computer in 10 minutes
[21:24] <Dazed> so how do i use this e16 i installed
[21:25] <Dazed> it didnt add any icons to my menu anywhere
[21:25] <jrib> chamuscas: that is correct.  Fixes go into -proposed first for testing before getting into -updates
[21:25] <Twar3_> has anyone gotten a gray screen in 8.04?
[21:25] <Maahes> wee....I have wireshark running....but absolutely no idea what anything its reporting means
[21:25] <vlt> Hello. Can anyone please tell me how to make initrd run `cryptsetup` to make the kernel able to mount its root fs?
[21:25] <Twar3_> failsafe gnome works, but a standard login on all users results in a gray screen
[21:25] <chamuscas> jrib: aaah tank you :), so proposed is like a group of people accepting updates and testing it for the community ?
[21:26] <Maahes> I do know that I have some things that pop up as red and black, which are usually bad colors
[21:26] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: nice thats one part sorted but wil it send a kill signal to all processes before it shutsdown?
[21:26] <jrib> chamuscas: yeah, you're like a beta tester
[21:27] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter, "sudo shutdown now" will send a kill signal to all processes
[21:27] <Pirate_Hunter> chamuscas: you got amsn working with good fonts and themes?
[21:27] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter, the previous command too
[21:27] <pub> anybody get TeamSpeak working on ubuntu ?
[21:27] <guntbert> Pirate_Hunter: shutdown arranges for the system to be brought down in a safe way.
[21:27] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: i use that but noticed that processes dont get killed it forces shutdown ignoring processes closing
[21:27] <chamuscas> jrib: oh ok tks, another thing i'm have a portuguese version of ubuntu and i don't know the meaning of purpose, can you tell me in wich does things up there is the option
[21:28] <chamuscas> Pirate_Hunter: not yet
[21:28] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter, they do get killed
[21:28] <Pirate_Hunter> guntbert: really than im the one whos wrong than
[21:28] <nixnoob> pub: AFAIK there is a native TS client for linux.
[21:28] <nixnoob> pub: it should install and just work.
[21:28] <|MUSE|> what is the best flash version to install on a 32 bit version ubuntu on a 64 bit system?
[21:28] <guntbert> Pirate_Hunter: try man shutdown
[21:28] <|MUSE|> flash 10?
[21:28] <pub> nixnoob It works but i am unable to unmute myself
[21:29] <jrib> chamuscas: in the Actualizacoes tab.  The third check box says "(hardy-proposed)"
[21:29] <Pirate_Hunter> chamuscas: if you do tell me, guide me on how to so i can do a tut, a lot of ppl lately have been asking for amsn by the way there is also emesene "if thats how its spelled"
[21:29] <nixnoob> pub: are you using pulse audio or alsa?
[21:29] <chamuscas> jrib: are you portuguese :p ?
[21:29] <Pirate_Hunter> guntbert, magnetron: ty so ive been doing the right thing all along ahhhh
[21:29] <pub> i believe ALSA, how to check it though ?
[21:29] <jrib> chamuscas: yes :)
[21:29] <Maahes> RST are reset packets right?
[21:30] <guntbert> Pirate_Hunter: so it is :-)
[21:30] <nixnoob> pub: double click the little speaker icon on your panel and check what device it has checked.
[21:30] <nixnoob> pub: and check the settings in TS to see if its the same.
[21:30] <chamuscas> jrib: ok so we are speaking in English because it isn't aloud to speak in other language is that right ? :p
[21:30] <Pirate_Hunter> jrib: wouldnt have guessed but than i dont hang on the portuguese channel
[21:30] <|MUSE|> is Adobe flash 10 beta 2 safe to install on ubuntu?
[21:30] <nixnoob> |MUSE|: yes
[21:31] <jrib> chamuscas: yep
[21:31] <pub> how would i go about checking it on TS
[21:31] <|MUSE|> cool
[21:31] <jrib> chamuscas: there's #ubuntu-br and #ubuntu-pt though
[21:31] <nixnoob> pub: I'm not sure I dont have TS.
[21:31] <blittan> hi. have an abit a-n78hd, when I install nvidia drivers (for the built in GF8200) then my sata starts to throw errors all around and the computer freezes.. anyone know if this been solved ?
[21:32] <chamuscas> jrib: does i know but in this room there are lot more people to ask questions.
[21:32] <yedday> Hm
[21:33] <yedday> I can listen to music on totem
[21:33] <_underdog> is it possible to copy a file directly to a printer from the commandline?
[21:33] <magnetron> Maahes, every line in the wireshark dump is a separate network packet
[21:33] <chamuscas> jrib: just one more question if you don't mind, about porpose, I'm trying to find some information about it on the internet but i can't becausa i don't want you to kill time with me, do you know a website talking about it ?
[21:33] <yedday> but when I start firefox with a flash object embedded with sound, the sound there doesn't work
[21:33] <Dazed> how do i make e16 go? :\
[21:33] <yedday> now if i THEN stop totem and reload the flashpage, it plays sound
[21:33] <yedday> but afterwards the totem sound is muted!
[21:33] <qrush> hi there! it seems that my gnome desktop has locked up. what can i do to get it back under control
[21:33] <jrib> !proposed | chamuscas
[21:33] <jrib> hmm
[21:34] <Dazed> !e16
[21:34] <yedday> and also sound of eg. pidgen, system beeps...
[21:34] <Maahes> magnetron, that I get, what I don't get, is what any of it means exactly? My issue is that there is something weird with this network that's cutting me off from half the internet, on my linux computer only
[21:34] <Dazed> !enlightenment
[21:34] <Maahes> windows gets around it just fine
[21:34] <Maahes> and it's not a an active-directory issue or anything like that
[21:34] <chamuscas> jrid: just need to right that in the console ?
[21:34] <chamuscas> jrib: sry i'm real noob
[21:35] <jrib> chamuscas: nope, I messed up
[21:35] <bobertdos> yedday: Unfortunately, that's a bug in how Flash handles Pulseaudio. It seems that only one aplication can have control of the daemon at one time.
[21:35] <chamuscas> jrib: ok ok
[21:35] <yedday> bobertdos, I guessed something like that. Is there a workaround?
[21:35] <notsogood> anyone want to give me some support? <- first time user
[21:35] <Artificial_Consi> ello....my sound only works with one program at a time. can anyone help?
[21:35] <jrib> notsogood: best to just ask the channel your question
[21:35] <notsogood> k
[21:36] <magnetron> Maahes, that would require extensive knowledge about computer networks. nobody will be able to transfer that much knowledge to you just over IRC. if you could post the dump to a file storage site, though, maybe someone could be able to have a look at it. maybe.
[21:36] <chamuscas> jrib: tks i have already found it :p, once again tks for the time you lost :)
[21:36] <jrib> chamuscas: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports mentions it.  I don't know of a better page
[21:36] <bobertdos> yedday: not that I know of, unless you wanted to try forcing Hardy back into Hardy, but I don't recommend it.
[21:36] <yedday> bobertdos: I mean, after that sequence, when I stop firefox totally and want to listen to music on totem, it still does not work. I'd have to restart.
[21:36] <jrib> chamuscas: make sure you disable it after installing amsn.  Packages often break in there
[21:36] <chamuscas> jrib: tks a lot :)
[21:36] <yedday> hardy back into hadry? you mean edgy?
[21:36] <Maahes> magnetron, darn, thanks.
[21:37] <chamuscas> jrib: sure, i won't forget
[21:37] <bobertdos> yedday: oops--I meant force Hardy back into using ALSA.
[21:37] <bobertdos> yedday: but again, I don't recommend that
[21:37] <notsogood>  Type '<!DOCTYPE' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list  <- any idea how I fix this? :)
[21:37] <frith> hi, where does pidgin store its config?
[21:38] <yedday> bobertdos: I don't want to listen to flashsound AND totem sound, but i'd like to have the choice for one or the other
[21:38] <jrib> frith: ~/.purple/
[21:38] <frith> thanks
[21:38] <yedday> bobertdos: just tell me something: If i stop firefox and want to listen to sound using totem, how do I acchieve that?
[21:39] <n3hima> can anybody think of any problems which could possibly occur when upgrading dapper to hardy on a software raid array?
[21:39] <n3hima> with the script on the CD
[21:39] <IdleOne> n3hima, lts to lts is well supported
[21:40] <n3hima> IdleOne, if you are wrong I am going to drop your dox in 4chan
[21:40] <[kurt]_> join #ubuntu-ru
[21:40] <IdleOne> n3hima, that said. backup your data
[21:40] <bobertdos> yedday: Well, I normally just close Firefox or get off the flash page. I suppose you can try restarting pulseaudio with something like sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[21:40] <n3hima> IdleOne, we have 1TB of data in a field with no spare HDs
[21:41] <casdf> hi; i have a question regarding sound devices in ubuntu. my onboard sound card has 5 jacks in the back, but right now all i see on /dev/audio is just a single channel, digital1
[21:41] <bobertdos> yedday: I can't guarantee that'll work, but it's the only thing I can think of.
[21:41] <jrib> n3hima: unless you don't care if you lose the data, you shouldn't upgrade without backups...
[21:41] <casdf> the chip is a HDA-Intel Realtek ALC883 according to this
[21:41] <IdleOne> n3hima, don't make idle threats. it is your system and you are responsible for what happens to it.most upgrades go off well but like with any upgrade there is always a chance at total system failure
[21:41] <theBrettman> is it possible to run the live cd from usb if I don't have cdrom?
[21:42] <Artificial_Consi> I have a question, my sound only works with one program at a time.
[21:42] <n3hima> IdleOne, yeah, just kidding around. I will get killed if this goes wrong, not you.
[21:42] <Gin> theBrettman, I think there is a tutorial how to make ubuntu bootable on a usb stick
[21:42] <theBrettman> can't boot from usb
[21:43] <asathoor> theBrettman >> I never tried, but there are some distributions - among them ubuntu - who claim that it's possible
[21:43] <yedday> bobertdos: thank you for your kind help. I will try that.
[21:43] <yedday> good bye
[21:43] <IdleOne> n3hima, like I said lts to lts is well supported but if you need more specific info on possibilities ask in #ubuntu-dev or #ubuntu-offtopic. ( lots of people in the know )
[21:43] <theBrettman> I know there's a tutorial on doing that too using tomsrtbt but I'm just wondering if it would be easier to just run the livecd off usb but then it would have to copy installation files to hd and boot it
[21:44] <|MUSE|> pidgin is not highlighting when my name is said, it used to, but I have just reinstalled. Where do I change this?
[21:44] <blittan> anyone know a good howto build a new kernel?
[21:44] <theBrettman> and I don't know if the live cd does that or not
[21:44] <harisund> How do I append to a file using sudo? Doing: sudo cat ~/newsource >> /etc/apt/sources.list doesn't work?
[21:44] <asathoor> !kernel
[21:44] <tavi> someone know's awn?
[21:44] <enzotib> theBrettman, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[21:45] <IdleOne> tavi, #awn perhaps
[21:45] <blittan> asathoor: thx
[21:45] <linuxkrn> is there supposed to be a file in /etc/udev that changes permissions on usb scanners?
[21:46] <blittan> have to compile a kernel to see if it solves my sata/geforce crashes
[21:46] <asathoor> blittan >> you're welcome:)
[21:46] <cemunal> hi
[21:46] <taromsn> How would I "use "Radeon" module" like the person here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=840858 says?
[21:46] <SiiiiiD> How do I view the syslog in ubuntu server?
[21:46] <chainsaw1> just a little postfix q... is it possible to use the $home/.forward file with postfix virtual alias maps?
[21:47] <teq> Hi! How can i play QuickTime movies/trailers on firefox? Thanks!
[21:47] <redheat> hi everyone..
[21:47] <teq> lo
[21:47] <Seveas> chainsaw1, if you use maildrop/procmail to deliver instead of the default postfix deliverer (called 'virtual')
[21:47] <spicemint> hey ppl is anyone using xine or mplayer with a dvb-s card?
[21:47] <asathoor> teq >> try vlc or mplayer
[21:47] <redheat> folks sorry for bothering you all..I just have a question about importing my settings from a windows account into ubuntu right after I installed ubuntu..how can I do that..
[21:47] <SiiiiiD> Guys how do I see the ubuntu syslog? i used trail before but i cant remember where it is
[21:48] <teq> asathoor: i have vlc, but how can i play videos ON firefox?
[21:48] <asathoor> teq >> well, you could install the mozilla-plugin, then it is possible
[21:48] <teq> asathoor: how do i install it?
[21:48] <guntbert> harisound: just use any command with sudo and then sudo cat ... (sudo wont ask for your password again for about 5 minutes)
[21:49] <teq> redheat: be more specific
[21:49] <harisund> guntbert: here's what I want to do. There's a file called newsources that has a list in it. I want the contents to be appended to /etc/apt/sources.list. How do I do it?
[21:49] <asathoor> teq >> via synaptic, search for vlc-mozilla-plugin or something similar
[21:49] <{^KinG^}> ¬¬/ smoke time
[21:50] <blaqlight> smoking kills.
[21:50] <blaqlight> can I get one from you??
[21:51] <chainsaw1> thx seveas... i already tried procmail to deliver the mails, but i dont get it to use the .procmailrc in $home
[21:51] <guntbert> harisound: as I wrote: 1) sudo ls (with your pw), then 2) sudo cat newsources >> /etc/apt/sources.list (no pw asked this time)
[21:51] <teq> asathoor: no, no plugins on synaptic? any other suggestion?
[21:51] <harisund> guntbert: have you tried that?
[21:51] <harisund> guntbert: It doesn't work.
[21:52] <teq> blaqlight: smoke weed ;)
[21:52] <jrib> harisund, guntbert: that won't work.  The redirection is done by your shell which is running as your user.  Pipe to 'tee -a' instead
[21:52] <guntbert> harisound: yes, just now :-))
[21:52] <harisund> ah tee. yes that was the command I was looking for, thanks jrib
[21:52] <lvella> There is a GPL software that I would like to see in Ubuntu repositories, how to proceed?
[21:52] <Seveas> chainsaw1, if you use maildrop I can actually help ;)
[21:52] <nickweb> stumbleupons down.. showing an error with db username and passwords..
[21:52] <blaqlight> teq, I didn't say it, you did.
[21:52] <chainsaw1> seveas... mom
[21:53] <sua> หวัดดี
[21:53] <chainsaw1> ill change to maildrop...
[21:53] <gerzel> Ok I know there is a command to get a gui other than the gnome version to set screen resolution and monitor type.  I did it a few weeks ago but because a drive died I had to re-install and forgot to copy all my dotfiles.
[21:53] <asathoor> teq >> it's called mozilla-plugin-vlc
[21:53] <teq> asathoor: thanks man
[21:53] <chainsaw1> is this the right syntax for the main.cf? mailbox_command = /usr/bin/maildrop -d "$USER" -f "$SENDER" "$EXTENSION"
[21:54] <ibrahim> /etc/acpi/fglrx-powermode.sh is missing from package ubuntu repos any idea?
[21:54] <asathoor> teq >> you're welcome.
[21:54] <gerzel> I'm looking for the x version of a screen resolution gui
[21:54] <gerzel> the command
[21:54] <chainsaw1> ... master.cf:
[21:54] <chainsaw1> maildrop  unix  -       n       n       -       -       pipe
[21:54] <chainsaw1> flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -d ${recipient}
[21:55] <yedday> bobertdos: the dis/re-enabling of the init script for the audio driver worked, thanks again
[21:55] <teq> asathoor: still cant see the video :(
[21:55] <guntbert> jrib: harisund: my version works as long as you got w-permission in the destination-directory - but not in etc - my fault
[21:55] <asathoor> teq >> hmmm ....
[21:55] <chainsaw1> cause i just try to forward a copy to an external mailadress
[21:55] <gfather> hello guys
[21:55] <teq> asathoor: do i need to configure it?
[21:56] <jrib> guntbert: right, but then no need for sudo
[21:56] <redheat> sorry teq I was away, what do you mean by more specific? ok here's what happened while I was installing ubuntu hardy heron the option of importing settings from windows vista, by the way I have three operating systems on the same harddrive..I have windows xp pro, windows vista business and hardy heron, I skipped that option of importing account settings from other operating systems, and continued with the installation, right now I realize how foolish I w
[21:56] <redheat> as when I didn't import my settings from the other OSs..so I was wondering if there's a way out there that would help me import account settings from other windows versions?
[21:56] <asathoor> teq >> perhaps you need a codec
[21:56] <asathoor> !codecs
[21:56] <gfather> it seems i have a problem with videos , avi , or from web
[21:56] <gfather> i have this refresh that can be seen
[21:56] <gfather> how can i fix that  ?
[21:57] <guntbert> jrib: try with /etc/sudoers for instance :-))
[21:57] <jrib> guntbert: fair point
[21:57] <linuxkrn> does anyone know how to fix the group on usb scanners so that people in the scanner group can access it?  the permissions on /dev/bus/usb/* are not set to root:scanner (root:root)
[21:58] <chainsaw1> @seveas: maildrop is now delivering the mail... can u help me setting up a forwarding from a singel home/.maildir?
[21:59] <redheat> can anyone help me? I need to import account settings from other windows operating system after I installed hardy heron?
[21:59] <redheat> I didn't import them during installation
[21:59] <beagle_skywalker> hola
[21:59] <jamesrfla> Hi
[21:59] <gfather> guys whenever i play a video ., i see the refresh , how can i fix that . i want smooth video playing
[21:59] <smokkin> server irc.us.2600.net
[21:59] <redheat> hi
[21:59] <smokkin> oops, sorry lol
[21:59] <smokkin> =)
[22:00] <Seveas> chainsaw1, http://www.postfix.org/MAILDROP_README.html :)
[22:00] <jamesrfla> ##ubuntu-teens welcomes teens from ages 11-21! This channel is devoted to teens that use ubuntu! This channel also welcomes ppl that are still kids at heart! This channel follows the CoC! Our policy is not to ban teens, but, if users are getting offensive... smitherz will ban! The goal of this channel is to discuss new|cool|awesome|amazing features. We will also discuss, what can make ubuntu better!
[22:00] <gerzel> Hey I'm trying to figure out the terminal command to bring up the x config gui for setting screen resolution and monitors?
[22:01] <channeling> gerzel, nvidia?
[22:01] <qr> is there an equivelent of nvidia-settings for ati cards?
[22:02] <theclaw> qr: amdcccle
[22:02] <gerzel> channeling, Yes, found the command I was looking for displayconfig
[22:02] <qr> theclaw: thanks
[22:02] <theclaw> qr: you're welcome
[22:02] <redrebel> what program you use to view a visio file?
[22:03] <teq> asathoor: the codec is GStreamer plugins for mms, wavpack, quicktime, i already have it installed
[22:04] <Evolution2> hey guys, i just booted up ubuntu hardy and only a quarter of my screen is visible everything else is black. any help? this has never happened to me before
[22:04] <PeteTWC> hello, folks. I'm trying to install the tac-plus or tacacs+ package on hardy heron server, and I'm not seeing the package in aptitude or apt-get. any clues on why it's not showing up?
[22:04] <asathoor> teq >> can I have the link, to see what happens on my system...?
[22:06] <teq> asathoor: http://www.apple.com/iphone/gallery/ads/everyone/ (I'm using 7.10)
[22:06] <redrebel> whats a good visio alternative?
[22:06] <joaopinto> not as good as visio, but you could try dia
[22:07] <Evolution21> anyone?
[22:07] <teq> PeteTWC: try sudo apt-get install tac* and it'll show all packages availible with "tac" innit.
[22:07] <Evolution21> i booted up hardy and only a quarter of my screen is visible everything else is black.
[22:07] <asathoor> teq >> I just get a blank screen, sorry :-/
[22:08] <Evolution21> any ideas?
[22:08] <teq> asathoor: try seeing any iphone video on apple.com
[22:08] <chainsaw1> thx!
[22:09] <asathoor> teq >> well, perhaps it's i country-problem - I'm in Denmark
[22:09] <shawtylo> Okay, i'm installing irssi on my Ubuntu computer (this is win computer) and it requires glib. I configured glib but it says this about PKG-config (also installed) "...adding the path where the .pc file is located to PKG_CONFIG_PATH" How do I do this?
[22:09] <teq> asathoor: maybe, and other suggestion, its really annoying
[22:09] <ikonia> julle_:
[22:09] <ikonia> oops
[22:09] <jrib> shawtylo: install irssi from the repositories
[22:10] <shawtylo> hmm
[22:10] <jrib> shawtylo: sudo apti
[22:10] <shawtylo> I guess that would make things easy
[22:10] <jrib> shawtylo: sudo apt-get install irssi
[22:10] <shawtylo> didn't know it was in the rep (i know i'm a noob)
[22:10] <shawtylo> thanks
[22:10] <asathoor> teq >> well, to be honest I cannot see it either, so I cannot help here ...
[22:10] <jrib> shawtylo: you shouldn't have to compile almost anything
[22:10] <asathoor> teq >> well, well, well --- it came after a while, so it is possible
[22:11] <kynphlee> does anyone here know anything about acer laptops?
[22:11] <shawtylo> Worked like a charm thanks
[22:11] <Alistair> Help: yesterday I tried to sort out a screen problem with Ubuntu - Winxp on same pc does not have a problem. When booting ubuntu 8 the progress is clear see here: http://www.alistairgeorge.com/files/p1.jpg but when the splash screen appears its video is awry see here http://www.alistairgeorge.com/files/p2.jpg can anyone advise? I have tested memory and system diagnostics but all appears...
[22:11] <Alistair> ...well. The MB is a ASUS P5VD2-VM
[22:11] <Alistair> Thank you.
[22:11] <Myrtti> kynphlee: other than mine is pressing my stomach uncomfortably?
[22:11] <Tony2> i need help from anyone who knows ubuntu
[22:12] <kynphlee> Myrtti: do you know if the acer 5620-4020's memory can be upgraded to 4GB?
[22:12] <linuxkrn> does anyone know how to fix the default group on usb scanners so that people in the scanner group can access it?  the permissions on /dev/bus/usb/* are not set to root:scanner (root:root)
[22:12] <chainsaw1> ok,.. maildrop is now delivering the mails systemwide! nice!
[22:12] <asathoor> teq >> after two minutes or so the video came all right. I use vlc and the mozilla plugin. I also have flash pluging nonfree
[22:12] <soepSPEKLAP> hi, how can you switch to a running program that has lost his button on the taskbar :/ ?
[22:13] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:13] <chainsaw1> but.. can i use the ".forward" to forward mails to an external adress?
[22:13] <ubuntu-cgn> ħ→
[22:13] <shawtylo> Wait wait, how do I run irssi?
[22:13] <shawtylo> After installing from apt-get
[22:13] <ubuntu-cgn> ı ¢ænŧ ł¶→ŧ€ þ¶øþ€¶ł«
[22:13] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:14] <soepSPEKLAP> Sometimes vmware lost his taskbar button :( anyone know how to get the window on the desktop again?
[22:14] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:14] <shawtylo> lens stop
[22:14] <shawtylo> soep The top bar?
[22:14] <guntbert> soepSPEKLAP: <ALT> <TAB> should help
[22:14] <lenswipe> shawtylo: finaly someone listening to me or at least acknowledging my presence
[22:14] <soepSPEKLAP> its also gone in alt-tab, and im sure vmware player is still running
[22:15] <shawtylo> Player eh. I just know Workstation
[22:15] <sisto> when I move files around the disk my mouse moves quite slow and the sound stutters... is there a way to fix that
[22:15] <sisto> ??
[22:15] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:15] <guntbert> soepSPEKLAP: sorry, never seen this
[22:15] <jrib> shawtylo: just type 'irssi' in a shell
[22:15] <shawtylo> hmm
[22:15] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:15] <soepSPEKLAP> i wish i could change to a program via the process-list
[22:16] <zod21> so anyone know why when i restart ubuntu my panels crash and i have to restart them through terminal
[22:16] <shawtylo> jrib, I guess I really am a noob. Thanks
[22:16] <jrib> shawtylo: http://irssi.org/documentation  Check out weechat too which is similar
[22:16] <zod21> it drives me crazy
[22:16] <lenswipe> i run script/server to get the ruby on rails server to run, but it doesnt work, anyone know why?
[22:16] <shawtylo> Okay, cool thanks
[22:16] <shawtylo> LENSWIPE STFU
[22:16] <shawtylo> Clearly no one knows the answer or they would of responded
[22:16] <lenswipe> shawtylo: STFU
[22:16] <shawtylo> I clearly do not spam the channel
[22:16] <lenswipe> !spam shawtylo
[22:16] <mgroman> hi
[22:16] <jrib> lenswipe, shawtylo: let's try to stay civil
[22:17] <mgroman> ive just had the most odd thing happen
[22:17] <linuxkrn> does anyone know how to fix the default group on usb scanners so that people in the scanner group can access it?  the permissions on /dev/bus/usb/* are not set to root:scanner (root:root)
[22:17] <nicolas__> join #infra
[22:17] <lenswipe> jrib: Im just trying to get attention in an otherwise igroing ooom
[22:17] <maddmike> hello all
[22:17] <shawtylo> Okay thank jrib, works great
[22:17] <maddmike> im back
[22:17] <zod21> #join infra
[22:17] <shawtylo> Hey Maddmike
[22:17] <jrib> !support > lenswipe (read the private message from ubottu)
[22:17] <maddmike> and i got ndiswrapper working
[22:17] <afallenhope> how can I submit a package to a repository?
[22:18] <shawtylo> afallenhope, I think Google would help with that
[22:18] <maddmike> hi
[22:18] <jrib> lenswipe: you're not being ignored.  People will only answer if they can help.  Try again later or try the other support options
[22:18] <Kernel> hello all. im trying to use macchanger to change my mac address which i am able to do...but when i change the mac addy...i connect connect to my wireless router. the wireless is using wpa and i have a static ip. any ideas why a different mac would inhibit me from connecting?
[22:18] <shawtylo> Easier than everyone typing it
[22:18] <lenswipe> im sure the official support channle is #ubuntu
[22:18] <lenswipe> im just not getting much support
[22:18] <unop> linuxkrn, you'd need to use a udev rule to set the permissions and ownership - http://www.reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html#ownership
[22:18] <MasterPa> can anyone help me a little bit with a a kernel problem using Xen?
[22:18] <afallenhope> shawtylo, wow your the best help EVER! You should so quit your day job and be support agent for the rest of your life!
[22:18] <afallenhope> now.. anyone else that's not going to point me to goole?
[22:18] <jrib> !packaging > afallenhope (read the private message from ubottu)
[22:18] <afallenhope> lenswipe, welcome to the ubuntu chan.. you don't get much support
[22:19] <afallenhope> ty jrib
[22:19] <soepSPEKLAP> ehm Shawtylo, if you end a process thrue process-manager will vmware player do a suspend?
[22:19] <linuxkrn> unop: part of the sane package includes the rules for all scanners, but the ubuntu package does not appear to have more then a select few hp/epson.
[22:19] <lenswipe> afallenhope: dont i know it, when u finaly do get someone to speak to u they usualy say google is ur freind or RTFM
[22:20] <lenswipe> IMA GO DO SOMETHING USEFUL WITH MY TIME SUCH AS CHEW BRICKS
[22:20] <afallenhope> lenswipe, agreed.
[22:20] <PeteTWC> teq: I tried that, but I get: Package tac-plus is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[22:20] <sisto> when I move files around the disk my mouse moves quite slow and the sound stutters... is there a way to fix that??
[22:20] <linuxkrn> unop: for example, gentoo's libsane udev rules is 1000+ lines, ubuntu's version is only 160.  Am I just missing a package?  I have sane, and libsane-extras installed
[22:21] <teq> Hi! can somebody tell me the command to get the lastest version of firefox and get rid of the old ones?
[22:21] <soldierboy> anyone here mind parting with a demonoid invite?
[22:21] <mgroman> teq: no and leave!
[22:21] <teq> PeteTWC: try only tac* instead of tac-plus*
[22:21] <jrib> teq: no command.  If you have the -updates repository enabled in Software Sources and are up-to-date, you have it
[22:21] <MasterPa> is there anyone who can help me with my kernel bugs???
[22:22] <sidewalk> im using azureus under Ubuntu and i have really messed up chars, looks like hebrew or something
[22:22] <jrib> soldierboy: we like to keep this channel dedicated to ubuntu support only since it is so busy.  Mind moving your discussion over to #ubuntu-offtopic?
[22:22] <unop> linuxkrn, not really sure .. but it's not really fair comparing gentoo's setup to ubuntu's
[22:22] <linuxkrn> unop, you miss-understand, It's part of sane package (gentoo didn't create/modify it) but ubuntu's version is missing a ton of scanners
[22:23] <Alistair> Looks like nobody can help thanks anyway.
[22:23] <taromsn> I
[22:23] <draknn> i keep getting this error in firefox when trying to upload to Photobucket:  invalid function name:SelectFiles;  I use the SUN JRE, if that matters
[22:24] <carl_> I'm trying to connect my Broadcom wireless to my local network using the 32bit version of 8.04. I can see the interface with ifconfig and when I run "iwlist scan" it sees my the network I'm trying to connect to, but when I enter the network setup, it says the card is disconnected and when i go to configure it, it says that the interface does not exist. I searched around on google but couldn't find anything that would work
[22:24] <carl_> with this. Any ideas?
[22:24] <taromsn> I'm using xrandr to output from my S-video port, everything seems to be working fine, except that videfo files from VLC or Totem won't play on my TV screen.  I used the instructions here http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5284160&postcount=6
[22:25] <digitalvaldosta> can anyone tell me what I need to do to tell the hdd which superblock to use?
[22:25] <digitalvaldosta> !superblock
[22:26] <unop> digitalvaldosta, what are you trying to accomplish?
[22:26] <sisto> when I move files around the disk my mouse moves quite slow and the sound stutters (computer becomes unresponsive)... is there a way to fix that?
[22:27] <digitalvaldosta> i have bad superblocks and need to recover pictures. I had started trying testdisk but got impatient. it seemed to have gotten stuck on 39%
[22:27] <ubu> if you change GRUB's default entry to boot by setting an index like 3, will that screw up when you install new kernels?
[22:28] <digitalvaldosta> i had a good one show up but can't remember the whole number it started with 94 or 96
[22:28] <digitalvaldosta> unop: any ideas
[22:29] <Kernel> hello all. im trying to use macchanger to change my mac address which i am able to do...but when i change the mac addy...i connect connect to my wireless router. the wireless is using wpa and i have a static ip. any ideas why a different mac would inhibit me from connecting?
[22:29] <unop> digitalvaldosta, did you try using fsck on the volume prior to testdisk?
[22:29] <digitalvaldosta> yes
[22:29] <digitalvaldosta> no good
[22:30] <Qball> hmmm howdy
[22:30] <digitalvaldosta> unop: it only tells me the version of fsck
[22:30] <unop> digitalvaldosta, how were you using fsck there?
[22:31] <digitalvaldosta> sudo fsck and sudo fsck -l
[22:31] <solexious> [q] How do i know if im running ubuntu 32 or 64 bit?
[22:31] <Rubenet> hai
[22:31] <Kernel> solexious: uname -a
[22:31] <solexious> kernel ty
[22:31] <Kernel> it should say i *think*
[22:32] <unop> digitalvaldosta,  you're not using the right fsck syntax there .. if the volume is an ext3 filesystem, see the  fsck.ext3 manpage
[22:32] <Rubenet> 1353 persons O_O
[22:32] <deepVeinInsomnia> wow rythmbox amarok no more, i'm impressed it so network ready
[22:32] <digitalvaldosta> what if it is ext2
[22:32] <solexious> kernel:  2.6.24-18-generic #1 SMP Wed May 28 20:27:26 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux doesnt say either way
[22:32] <unop> digitalvaldosta, man fsck.ext2  then
[22:32] <sale> can anyone recommend me a text editor with side-by-side comparison of two text documents?
[22:33] <Kernel> solexious: if im not crazy. your running the 32 bit version
[22:33] <ctp>  hi folks. would you recommend intrepid for daily use meantime?
[22:33] <Kernel> solexious: iirc it would say its a 64bit kernel somewhere in that command...ive never used 64 bit..so i cant say for sure...
[22:33] <geirha> sale: Try meld.
[22:33] <sale> geirha: thx, will do. Any other suggestions?
[22:34] <solexious> kernel, i thought i was runnng 32 bit so will tkae your word for it
[22:34] <|MUSE|> where is the mozilla install directory on hardy?
[22:34] <sisto> when I move files around the disk my mouse moves quite slow and the sound stutters (computer becomes unresponsive)... is there a way to fix that?
[22:34] <unop> sale, vim/gvim can do that .. but check the diff utility too.   diff -y file1 file2 | less
[22:34] <bdk> Hey guys!
[22:34] <guntbert> solexius: 64bit: 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 11 21:01:46 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux, so you are on 32
[22:35] <sale> unop: thx for this info, I'll check it out
[22:35] <|MUSE|>  !mozilla
[22:35] <spiga> someone have account in manicomioshared ?
[22:35] <unop> Kernel, not really sure what the problem is from your question there? does changing the mac address prohibit you from connecting, or do you lose connection once you change the mac address?
[22:35] <geirha> solexious: type "file /bin/bash"
[22:36] <Kernel> unop: yea. i lose connection and it wont reconnect. ive checked my router and i see no mac filtering.
[22:36] <|MUSE|>  !firefox
[22:36] <digitalvaldosta> unop: e2fsck: Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/sda but nothing has it open
[22:36] <Kernel> unop: using ifconfig i see that the mac addy is changed.
[22:37] <unop> digitalvaldosta, /dev/sda is the physical device, not really a device which points to a volume/partition .. you probably want /dev/sdaX instead
[22:37] <Rubenet> someone catalonia?
[22:37] <Qball> any gmpc users here?
[22:37] <unop> Kernel, hmm, can you ping the interface itself after the mac address change?
[22:38] <digitalvaldosta> same error
[22:38] <Kernel> unop: nope. no traffic. cant ping the gateway or anything.
[22:38] <unop> Kernel, forget any other hosts on the network for the timebeing, can you ping the interface itself?
[22:38] <pieman> LOL
[22:38] <Kernel> unop: ....in theory i should just be able to ifdown ath0;change mac;ifup ath0 and it would work?....
[22:38] <unop> digitalvaldosta, is the volume mounted?
[22:39] <digitalvaldosta> no it will not mount it. trouble with alot on it
[22:39] <Kernel> unop: are u saying to ping the machines own ip adress?
[22:39] <Rubenet> this chanel is only in english?
[22:39] <unop> Kernel, in theory yes .. but it also depends on the driver module, it has to support a soft change
[22:40] <digitalvaldosta> i wish that it would mount
[22:40] <unop> Kernel, yes, though your maching might have many interfaces and therefore many ip addresses, we are bothered with the wireless device in particular
[22:40] <Chewy> can someone help me with proftpd?
[22:40] <unop> digitalvaldosta, does this return anything?  lsof | grep -i "/dev/sda"
[22:40] <Kernel> unop: let me see if i can ping the ip once i change the mac. i am going to close irc for a sec so i dont create a ghost of my nic. i *will* be right back
[22:40] <Chewy> i need to make it so this 1 account cannot leave its home directory.
[22:40] <Kernel> *nick
[22:41] <sisto> when I move files around the disk my mouse moves quite slow and the sound stutters (computer becomes unresponsive)... is there a way to fix that?
[22:41] <digitalvaldosta> unop lsof: WARNING: can't stat() tmpfs file system /cow
[22:41] <digitalvaldosta> Output information may be incomplete.
[22:41] <Tonoy> guys can you help me with something
[22:41] <Tonoy> i got windows xp
[22:41] <unop> sisto, how much RAM does the machine have?
[22:41] <unop> digitalvaldosta, try booting the machine into recovery mode and carrying out the fsck there
[22:41] <Gnea> !ask | Tonoy
[22:41] <Tonoy> and i want to install ubutu with that
[22:41] <digitalvaldosta> Tonoy: you need wubi
[22:42] <|MUSE|> I just installed flash 10 and there is no sound coming from youtube, help...
[22:42] <sisto> unop, 512 MB
[22:42] <Gnea> !wubi | Tonoy
[22:42] <unop> sisto, and how much swap space allocated?
[22:42] <digitalvaldosta> unop: it will not boot. that is one of the problems
[22:42] <unop> digitalvaldosta, do you have a live CD around?
[22:42] <Tonoy> its not like windows
[22:42] <sisto> unop, 2 GB
[22:42] <Tonoy> operating system
[22:43] <Gnea> Tonoy: we know :)
[22:43] <Tonoy> it's like a program?
[22:43] <digitalvaldosta> thats what i am working from
[22:43] <unop> sisto, ok,  paste the output of  free -m  to a !pastebin
[22:43] <digitalvaldosta> Tonoy: wubi-installer.org
[22:43] <|MUSE|>  !flash
[22:43] <ubu> anyone poke at GRUB?  if you change the default boot to eg "3", will that screw up when you install new kernels?
[22:43] <unop> ubu, no
[22:43] <Gnea> Tonoy: check it out, see if you like it. if you want to actually install it, get an .iso from ubuntu.com
[22:43] <mrpiracy> !kiba
[22:43] <mrpiracy> !kiba-dock
[22:43] <geirha> Tonoy: No, it's an operating system allright, but it can be installed as a program in windows. You'll still need to reboot in order to use it though.
[22:43] <gvk> 1337 people in room :D
[22:43] <sisto> unop, ok just a sec...
[22:44] <ubu> unop: does APT increment the number?
[22:44] <digitalvaldosta> mrpiracy: avant dock
[22:44] <Kernel> unop: heres the all what i did: http://pastebin.com/m31ae74c4
[22:44] <digitalvaldosta> !avant | mrpiracy
[22:44] <Kernel> unop: i can ping the ip of this machine. but no others
[22:44] <mrpiracy> digitalvaldosta, i am having probs with kiba-dock, not awn
[22:45] <digitalvaldosta> mrpiracy: oic
[22:45] <unop> ubu, i assume you are wanting to know if installing a new kernel will upset the default kernel to boot you set in grub?
[22:45] <kushalsejwal> !help
[22:45] <sisto> unop, http://paste.ubuntu.com/36969/
[22:45] <kushalsejwal> !ATI
[22:45] <digitalvaldosta> unop: I am in the LIVE CD
[22:45] <needle> !ubuntu
[22:46] <mrpiracy> digitalvaldosta, it's not saving settings, do you know how to solve it?
[22:46] <kushalsejwal> kushalsejwal
[22:46] <WolVeR> hi
[22:46] <digitalvaldosta> mrpiracy: no. never used it. sorry
[22:46] <teq> how can i watch quicktime movies/trailers nativly on firefox? plz help! THANKS!!
[22:46] <mrpiracy> digitalvaldosta, ok, thx
[22:46] <needle> tonohono: root
[22:46] <WolVeR> can someone tell me how to sharing internet  wlan0 ---->eht0
[22:46] <unop> Kernel, hmm, how about the output of these?   iwlist ath0 scan; iwconfig ath0; arp -a
[22:46] <WolVeR> can someone tell me how to sharing internet  wlan0 ---->eht0
[22:46] <digitalvaldosta> unop, what should i do to get it to mount
[22:47] <WolVeR> firestarter doesnt works 4 me
[22:47] <ubu> unop: I have to make windows the grub default
[22:47] <mrpiracy> how can I stream mp3 files to shoutcast servers from hardy?
[22:47] <Chewy> can someone help me with proftpd?
[22:47] <Chewy> i need to make it so this 1 account cannot leave its home directory.
[22:47] <Kernel> unop: run them with spoofed mac? or without?
[22:47] <Kernel> im gussing with...
[22:47] <unop> Kernel, with
[22:47] <sisto> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/36969/
[22:47] <Kernel> ok brb unop
[22:47] <WolVeR> can someone tell me how to sharing internet  wlan0 ---->eht0
[22:47] <WolVeR> can someone tell me how to share internet  wlan0 ---->eht0
[22:47] <unop> ubu, installing new kernel shouldn't change  the default boot option
[22:48] <PeteTWC> teq: when I do a 'sudo apt-get install tac*' I get a huge list of packages to install.
[22:48] <Gnea> !repeat | WolVeR
[22:48] <regeya> shucks, WolVeR, I run a wireless router in bridge mode to do that...someone else may be able to help you if that's not an option for you
[22:48] <I_Am> anyone know how to put videos on a 6g ipod classic
[22:48] <unop> sisto, sounds like the issue might be down to hard disk trashing due to use of swap (you are almost out of RAM) -- try closing some programs down, disabling certain unneeded services, etc to see if that helps - just to test it out
[22:48] <gvk> Just run update-grub after installing a new kernel.
[22:48] <Gnea> !ipod | I_Am
[22:49] <sisto> unop: ok!! thanks
[22:49] <WolVeR> i have a linksys wrt54g, i tried to use wds
[22:49] <regeya> Say, any Sansa Fuze owners here?  Anyone figured out how to do non-standard MP4 SP1 videos that'll play on the little bugger withotu running sansa media converter in windows?
[22:49] <WolVeR> but the other router isnt a linksys one
[22:49] <chao1> unop, ... What should I do to get to let go of the drive to do that command
[22:50] <regeya> mencoder will do simple profiles but won't do 224x176 if you're using the profiles
[22:50] <WolVeR> do you guys if wds only works on linksys routers?
[22:50] <Gnea> WolVeR: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[22:50] <unop> chao1, soeey, i don't follow
[22:50] <Gnea> !wireless | WolVeR
[22:50] <WolVeR> k thx
[22:50] <unop> chao1, /soeey/sorry/
[22:51] <digitalvaldosta> unop,  lsof | grep -i "/dev/sda"
[22:51] <ubu> what's that command to save /boot/grub/menu.1st changes to the MBR?
[22:51] <unop> digitalvaldosta,  ctrl + c
[22:51] <digitalvaldosta> its at a prompt already
[22:51] <Gnea> ubu: no need.
[22:51] <unop> ubu, you don't save those changes to the MBR .. if grub is already installed to the MBR, it reads from this file
[22:51] <Gnea> ubu: the file is read in real-time, it's not lilo
[22:51] <Kernel> unop: heres the output of those 3 commands http://pastebin.com/m1b855888
[22:51] <digitalvaldosta> WARNING: can't stat() tmpfs file system /cow
[22:51] <digitalvaldosta>       Output information may be incomplete.
[22:51] <orgthingy> hi
[22:51] <mrpiracy> i use a program that needs the shortcut CTRL+ALT+D, but when i hit these keys, ubuntu will minimize current window. how can I disable this specific shortcut?
[22:52] <ubu> oh ok, thanks
[22:52] <orgthingy> how can I change my password?
[22:52] <ubu> let's see if it worked
[22:52] <Gnea> orgthingy: passwd
[22:52] <Kernel> orgthingy: passwd user
[22:52] <mrpiracy> orgthingy, passwd username
[22:52] <wally> hello
[22:52] <orgthingy> passwd [new password]
[22:52] <digitalvaldosta> unop, did you see what i said last
[22:52] <Gnea> passwd by itself is fine
[22:52] <deadlock_> I ave a home server setup. I'd like to send the harddrive information (%full, etc other things) to my main PC, maybe to use with conky. or some web banner item. Can this happen? or is it impposible
[22:52] <freakazoid> does anyone know how i would go about coding a script that would disconnect my internet if my ping went over 1k, and reconnect, and keep doing this ?\
[22:53] <Gnea> after all, s/he didn't specifically ask to change another user's password, just 'my password' :)
[22:53] <unop> digitalvaldosta, yes, though i'm wondering why you get that message .. ctrl +c to return to the command prompt.  does sudo fdisk -l  list your partition?
[22:53] <Gnea> freakazoid: what sort of connection do you have?
[22:53] <freakazoid> pppoe gnea
[22:54] <Gnea> freakazoid: so dsl?
[22:54] <unop> Kernel, hmm, does  sudo dhclient ath0  have an effect now?
[22:54] <mrpiracy> how can I stream mp3 files to shoutcast servers from hardy?
[22:54] <freakazoid> i use pon dsl-provider to connect
[22:54] <freakazoid> ya
[22:54] <skaczacy> hmm only english in this channel ?
[22:54] <zechs> anyone else having trouble upgrading to 8.04 on a thinkpad x61
[22:54] <Gnea> freakazoid: sounds like your phone co has some bad lines, have you called them?
[22:54] <Gnea> skaczacy: yes.
[22:54] <digitalvaldosta> unop, no but it does list others on that hdd
[22:54] <Gnea> !pl | skaczacy
[22:54] <freakazoid> nah Gnea, im hacking my provider to allow free uncapped dsl
[22:54] <freakazoid> only way to do it is just keep reconnecting, and i would like a script to do it :P
[22:55] <freakazoid> rather then do it manually
[22:55] <Kernel> unop: i also just had a realization...when i change the mac adress. i noticed it says: Encryption key:off under iwconfig.....could it be when i change the mac...it doesnt want to use the encryption key?
[22:55] <skaczacy> thx
[22:55] <Gnea> freakazoid: are you being sarcastic?
[22:55] <freakazoid> nope lol
[22:55] <Evolution2> hey can anyone help me wih this weird black screen thing. hardy is acting weird only a quater of the screen is visible. please help me
[22:55] <Gnea> freakazoid: then, sorry, can't help you.
[22:55] <digitalvaldosta> unop, http://paste.ubuntu.com/36971/
[22:55] <cheater-conrad> how do you search with apt
[22:55] <Gnea> !illegal | freakazoid
[22:55] <Kernel> unop: but in /etc/network/interfaces where i set up this interface...i dont see anything related to my mac address
[22:56] <BigBuddha> what is the command to fix flash?
[22:56] <Gnea> !flash | BigBuddha
[22:56] <Johnny_5> cheater-conrad: apt-cache search
[22:56] <mrpiracy> how can i remove java plugin in firefox?
[22:56] <unop> Kernel, well, the key depends on the MAC address, if you change it, you upset authentication and encryption . try using iwconfig to set the right key again
[22:56] <r3m0t> hello! I have a .GHO image file . how do I read it?
[22:56] <BigBuddha> Gnea: How do i FIX flash, not install it
[22:56] <digitalvaldosta> unop: is sent you a link above. didn't know if you saw it ^^
[22:57] <Gnea> mrpiracy: http://filext.com/file-extension/gho
[22:57] <Gnea> oops
[22:57] <JoelR> hello.. i have a problem with logrotate, it doesn't rotate my logs. i have a file called "foo" like this: /var/log/foo { rotate 28 daily compress create }, and when i do: logrotate -d /path/to/foo it says me always that log does not need rotating :s.. anyone have ideas?
[22:57] <mrpiracy> BigBuddha, did u try synaptcis?
[22:57] <unop> digitalvaldosta, yea, there appears to be 3 partitions here, a linux one, a fat32 one and a swap partition, is the linux one not the one you want to work on?
[22:57] <BigBuddha> mrpiracy: to FIX flash, i know there is a command, i just cant remember it
[22:57] <freakazoid> anyone got a compiled version of levelhead for ubuntu ?
[22:57] <Gnea> BigBuddha: oh, sorry, you didn't mention how it was broken.. how is it broken?
[22:57] <Kernel> ok unop brb again
[22:58] <digitalvaldosta> not unless it says it 10 GB
[22:58] <mrpiracy> Gnea, what was that?
[22:58] <digitalvaldosta> I think that the partition was /dev/sda6
[22:58] <Gnea> mrpiracy: r3m0t left
[22:58] <BigBuddha> Gnea: i'm unsure how its broken, but it is now for some reason, i logged in, and nothing flash related works
[22:59] <digitalvaldosta> unop, sudo mount /dev/sda2 mount: can't find /dev/sda2 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[22:59] <Gnea> BigBuddha: yes, well 'nothing flash related works' can be defined in many ways. is it even trying to show anything or is it actually providing some sort of error?
[22:59] <mrpiracy> Gnea, ????
[22:59] <danielm_mc> hello - anyone have any luck getting an iphone to work in a windows VM (vmware server) on ubuntu 8.04.1
[23:00] <fdvbr> wiiiii
[23:00] <BigBuddha>  i keep getting this error in firefox when trying to upload to Photobucket:  invalid function name:SelectFiles;
[23:00] <I_Am> lol
[23:00] <Gnea> mrpiracy: don't ask me, it's up to you to pay attention
[23:00] <unop> digitalvaldosta, sudo mkdir /media/sda2;  sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/sda2
[23:00] <I_Am> i downloaded mcipod
[23:00] <BigBuddha> Gnea:  i keep getting this error in firefox when trying to upload to Photobucket:  invalid function name:SelectFiles;  I use the SUN JRE, if that matters
[23:00] <I_Am> and it has the readme for azureus
[23:00] <digitalvaldosta> i created a dir called test and tried that same list of commands
[23:00] <mrpiracy> Gnea, i AM paying attention
[23:01] <Gnea> BigBuddha: SUN makes JAVA, Adobe makes Flash.
[23:01] <unop> digitalvaldosta, try that command
[23:01] <digitalvaldosta> ok
[23:02] <BigBuddha> Gnea: i know, i thought that might help tho, it may be java or flash that is having issues
[23:02] <digitalvaldosta> unop, http://paste.ubuntu.com/36973/
[23:02] <Gnea> BigBuddha: then you need to figure out which one is really the issue - try running firefox from the terminal so you can see any errors that it might be producing
[23:03] <BigBuddha> Gnea: how do i do that?
[23:03] <mrpiracy> how can I stream mp3 files to shoutcast servers from hardy?
[23:03] <Flacker> Still having trouble with the wireless driver
[23:03] <mrpiracy> i use a program that needs the shortcut CTRL+ALT+D, but when i hit these keys, ubuntu will minimize current window. how can I disable this specific shortcut?
[23:03] <digitalvaldosta> !remote desktop
[23:03] <unop> digitalvaldosta, what does this give you?  sudo file -s /dev/sda2
[23:03] <Gnea> BigBuddha: 1) quit FF. 2) start a terminal. 3) type firefox and press enter in the terminal.
[23:04] <BigBuddha> kk
[23:04] <ed0n0n> I try to scp a file to a host in my lan, but a get  WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! How can I fix this?
[23:04] <Qball> if you sure the hostis still valid
[23:05] <Qball> remove the line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[23:05] <rathel> I'm running the x64-bit version of Ubuntu, Flash works in Firefox for awhile and then stops working for some reason, than I have to  restart Firefox to get it working again. Anyway I can keep it working without restarting Firefox over and over? lol
[23:05] <digitalvaldosta> unop, here is the output: /dev/sda2: Linux rev 1.0 ext3 filesystem data (needs journal recovery) (errors) (large files). However, I think that is the partition that I installed to after /dev/sda6 went bad. how do I tell if the partition is 10 GB
[23:05] <Gnea> ed0n0n: try to ssh to it and see what line it tells you about for ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[23:05] <compengi> how could i copy a set of files in a directory using "cp"
[23:05] <digitalvaldosta> unop, the partition I need to get is 10 GB
[23:05] <Gnea> compengi: man cp  <-- this will explain it.
[23:06] <BigBuddha> !pastebin
[23:06] <compengi> Gnea, can't find how to copy only files. -R for directory. but can't find only files
[23:06] <ed0n0n> Gnea: I get the same error
[23:07] <eegore> !ping
[23:07] <unop> digitalvaldosta, this appears to be the 10GB partition ..  try this.  sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda2 /media/sda2
[23:07] <Gnea> compengi: cp copies files by default
[23:07] <BigBuddha> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/36976/
[23:07] <Gnea> cp <file> <target?
[23:07] <Gnea> bam, it's that easy.
[23:07] <Gnea> cp <file> <target>
[23:07] <digitalvaldosta> unop, mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,
[23:07] <digitalvaldosta>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[23:07] <digitalvaldosta>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[23:07] <digitalvaldosta>        dmesg | tail  or so
[23:07] <eegore> I put Kubuntu on a tiny computer
[23:08] <unop> digitalvaldosta,  sudo mount -t ext2 /dev/sda2 /media/sda2
[23:08] <unop> digitalvaldosta, trying ext2 here
[23:08] <compengi> Gnea, all in a specific directory?
[23:08] <eegore> using a 2.5 watt 1.6 ghx proc
[23:08] <scabflakes> hey hey
[23:08] <fiberchunks> question for all you folks using a tablet (intuos2) -- how do you map the throttle (like a scrollwheel) to do scrolling?
[23:08] <eegore> GHz*
[23:08] <unop> compengi, if you want to copy only files in a directory.   cp /source/* /dest/
[23:08] <fiberchunks> using 8.04 btw
[23:08] <digitalvaldosta> unop, same thing
[23:08] <BOSANAC> imal ko iz bosne
[23:09] <unop> digitalvaldosta, try this.  sudo aptitude install pmount; pmount /dev/sda2
[23:09] <compengi> unop, :~$ sudo cp /Blog/nucleus3/* /var/www/ doesn't work
[23:09] <unop> compengi, doesn't work means what exactly?
[23:09] <compengi> unop, can't copy
[23:10] <Gnea> BigBuddha: let me guess: you're running 64-bit ubuntu?
[23:10] <BigBuddha> Gnea: yes i am
[23:10] <ed0n0n> Gnea: How can I add a new RSA key? How can I get the RSA key of the new pc on the LAN?
[23:10] <unop> compengi, does it fail with any errors?
[23:10] <BigBuddha> Gnea: it also returned a widget error
[23:10] <unop> compengi, are there any files at all under /Blog/nucleus3/* ?  have you tried using  cp -v ?
[23:10] <compengi> unop, it says „/home/compengi/Blog/nucleus3/*“ nicht möglich: No such file or directory
[23:10] <BigBuddha> man firefox
[23:10] <BigBuddha> oops
[23:11] <Gnea> ed0n0n: just make it easier: mv ~/.ssh/known_hosts ~/.ssh/known_hosts.old
[23:11] <unop> compengi, that explains it, you are trying to copy files that don't exist .. are you sure you are using the right path here?
[23:11] <ed0n0n> Gnea: good :D
[23:11] <compengi> unop, O.o
[23:11] <Gnea> BigBuddha: okay, sounds like you need a decent 32-bit compatibility layer
[23:11] <danielm_mc> anyone ever have any luck getting an iphone to work with itunes inside a windows virtual machine?
[23:12] <Gnea> !amd64 | BigBuddha
[23:12] <BigBuddha> Gnea: ok, sounds simple enough
[23:12] <BOSANAC> da znam o cemu pricate castio bi vas picem
[23:12] <Gnea> !english | BOSANAC
[23:12] <gfather> guys when ever i play a video  i get this refresh thing , how can i fix that  ?
[23:12] <digitalvaldosta> unop, had to enable universe. waiting on the refresh
[23:13] <Mr_Bad_News> how do i mount a burned cd manually?
[23:13] <Mr_Bad_News> its not showing up in nautilus
[23:13] <danielm_mc> iphone + itunes = windows virtual machine?
[23:13] <gfather> and mostly on web videos
[23:13] <berk> hey guys. i have a problem with mounting in cedega. it says to me "mount: no medium found" and nothing happens
[23:13] <ed0n0n> Gnea: now it works fine. Dont know how to add keys but....
[23:13] <unop> compengi, perhaps this then?  find /home/compengi/Blog/nucleus3 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec cp -vi {} /var/www/ \+
[23:13] <ed0n0n> Gnea: thanks! ;)
[23:13] <digitalvaldosta> unop, why is it that in pidgin the Font menu above the typing area is greyed out when you click it
[23:13] <Gnea> ed0n0n: they're added automagically
[23:14] <danielm_mc> iphone ; itunes ; windows virtual machine - anyone ever have any luck?
[23:14] <unop> digitalvaldosta, not sure, i don't use pidgin very much
[23:14] <danielm_mc> is there like an advanced ubuntu forum - or is this it?
[23:14] <ed0n0n> Gnea: Is there a way to manage it by hand?
[23:14] <Gnea> !ask | danielm_mc
[23:14] <Slart> danielm_mc: there are some different channels.. but this is the general one
[23:14] <berk> hey guys. i have a problem with mounting in cedega. it says to me "mount: no medium found" and nothing happens
[23:14] <Mr_Bad_News> how do i mount a burned cd manually?
[23:15] <danielm_mc> what channel is the best one that woudl be able to help with a windows virtual machine problem syncing my iphone and itunes?
[23:15] <Slart> danielm_mc: if you want to ask advanced questions about for example the kernel there's a general kernel channel somewhere
[23:15] <Gnea> ed0n0n: yeah - when it gives you that error, it should also say something about the line in the file (like ~/.ssh/known_hosts:22 says line 22 of that file needs to be deleted)
[23:15] <digitalvaldosta> Error: device /dev/sda2 is not removable
[23:15] <Slart> danielm_mc: a channel dedicated to the vm solution you're using?
[23:16] <digitalvaldosta> unop, Error: device /dev/sda2 is not removable
[23:16] <compengi> unop, worked finally. thanks
[23:16] <ed0n0n> Gnea: I didn get that error but gonna investigate next time. You have already solved the problem :)
[23:16] <unop> digitalvaldosta, try using sudo with it
[23:16] <danielm_mc> slart: or just one where people aren't asking about what a known_hosts file is ;-)
[23:16] <Gnea> ed0n0n: cheers
[23:16] <Mr_Bad_News> can anyone help me real quick , this burned cd isnt showing up and i dont know how to mount it
[23:16] <digitalvaldosta> unop, same
[23:16] <Slart> danielm_mc: a virtualbox channel.. or a vmware channel perhaps?
[23:16] <enzotib> Mr_Bad_News, try sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom
[23:16] <danielm_mc> slart: sure
[23:16] <Mr_Bad_News> its not an iso enzo
[23:16] <Mr_Bad_News> its just a data cd
[23:16] <Slart> danielm_mc: hehe.. well.. someone has to answer those questions too
[23:16] <Gnea> ...
[23:17] <Gallez> does anybody know a good program that can cut pieces from an .avi file and make separate .avi files out of them?
[23:17] <unop> digitalvaldosta, what does fsck fail with? i forgot already..
[23:17] <enzotib> Mr_Bad_News, have you tried?
[23:17] <berk> hey guys. i have a problem with mounting in cedega. it says to me "mount: no medium found" and nothing happens
[23:17] <Slart> Gallez: avidemux perhaps
[23:17] <Mr_Bad_News> ok yea thanks enzotib
[23:17] <Slart> !info avidemux | Gallez
[23:17] <Mr_Bad_News> but its not showing up in nautilus
[23:17] <magnetron> !cedega | berk
[23:17] <jmichelsen_> I have a problem with a sata drive formatted in ntfs. The drive was sdf1 and is in fstab like that. Then for some reason I rebooted and it changed to sdb1 and want mount. Anyone have any idea here?
[23:17] <digitalvaldosta> unop, ??
[23:18] <Gallez> Slart, ubottu: thanks
[23:18] <freeflowcauvery> question: is it safe to assume that when one runs fdisk -l and the hard drives show up as hda1-5 and hdc ....that Linux is seeing these hard drives as plain IDEs and not SCSI drives that are behind a RAID card?
[23:18] <unop> digitalvaldosta, sudo fsck /dev/sda2
[23:18] <Slart> Gallez: ubottu is a bot.. but we'll give him an extra quart of oil tonight =)
[23:18] <danielm_mc> ugh, this is worthless
[23:19] <magnetron> berk, we cannot provide cedega support. besides, since you are paying for Cedege, you are also paying for support from the producing company.
[23:19] <jmichelsen_> magnetron: can you help me with ntfs mount issues?
[23:19] <jmichelsen_> I have a problem with a sata drive formatted in ntfs. The drive was sdf1 and is in fstab like that. Then for some reason I rebooted and it changed to sdb1 and wont mount. Anyone have any idea here?
[23:20] <unop> jmichelsen_, have you tried mounting it manually?
[23:20] <ed0n0n> I am burning a 4.7GB DVD with Brasero but it shows 4.3 GB and 7.9 GB DVD, is there a way to get a 4.7GB disk option or something?
[23:20] <Slart> jmichelsen_: i just changed to sdb1? you didn't change anything?.. why not just change the fstab entry to match the new device name?
[23:20] <jmichelsen_> unop: I did a mount -a to no avail, I know why but also I used the ntfs-config and it wont
[23:20] <digitalvaldosta> unop, e2fsck: Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/sda2 Filesystem mounted or opened exclusively by another program?
[23:20] <jmichelsen_> Slart: I am changing the fstab now, 1sec
[23:21] <magnetron> jmichelsen_, make sure "RAID" is not enabled in BIOS. 99% percent of the motherboards that have "RAID" support in reality have *fake*-raid support
[23:21] <unop> jmichelsen_,   sudo mkdir -p /media/sdb1;  sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
[23:21] <unop> digitalvaldosta, are you still running testdisk there?
[23:21] <digitalvaldosta> no
[23:21] <Slart> ed0n0n: are you sure the 4.3 GB and 4.7GB isn't the same size? difference being because of 1024 vs 1000 in a kb ?
[23:21] <unop> digitalvaldosta, if not, all i can suggest is rebooting into the live CD session and trying fsck again
[23:22] <jmichelsen_> unop: Slart  magnetron: changingi fstab worked, but any idea why that changed on its own?
[23:22] <ed0n0n> Slart: could also be because of that, but don't know for sure. Does 4.7 usually be 4.3?
[23:22] <digitalvaldosta> unop, is there away to make the cd reboot but force fsck on boot? or does it just clear it out on boot
[23:22] <magnetron> jmichelsen_, i'd hate to repeat what i just said
[23:22] <ed0n0n> Slart: I want to rec 4.6 Gb
[23:23] <unop> jmichelsen_, the device orders and numbering are not set in stone
[23:23] <jmichelsen_> unop: is there a way to set them in stone so it doesnt happen again? or does that cause problems?
[23:23] <unop> jmichelsen_, it's better to use the UUID or LABEL as an identifier in /etc/fstab for this reason
[23:23] <unop> jmichelsen_, use a UUID
[23:23] <jmichelsen_> unop: ah understood
[23:24] <berk> господа, могу ли я допустим из раздела ext3 в котором 200 гб и на который сейчас установлен /home/ вырезать гигабайт 20 на установку винды, не потеряв при этом файлы?
[23:24] <unop> !ru | berk
[23:24] <Slart> ed0n0n: 4,7 GiB is the same as 4.3 GB (if GiB means counting 1000's and GB means counting 1024's)
[23:24] <jmichelsen_> unop: how can i find th e UUID and the format in fstab would be /dev/UUID?
[23:24] <berk> sorry missed the channel
[23:24] <BOSANAC> ima ko iz bosne
[23:24] <Slart> ed0n0n: it's the same silly thing the hard drive manufacturers do
[23:25] <unop> Slart, otherway around .. GiBs are measured in counts of 1024
[23:25] <n3hima> IdleOne, we are backing up our 500GB of raid array across ethernet. there are 5 hours remaining
[23:25] <Slart> jmichelsen_: it usually doesn't change on it's own.. usually it's because you moved around some SATA connections or replaced hard drives or something
[23:25] <ed0n0n> Slart: Know I see :) Thanx for the explanation. I`ll have to delete some files, luckily not important
[23:25] <Gnea> BOSANAC: you're a what?
[23:25] <jmichelsen_> Slart: all i did was reboot the pc
[23:25] <Slart> unop: ah.. thanks.. never did learn which was which =)
[23:25] <jmichelsen_> Slart: no change internally at all
[23:25] <DefunctProcess> the extra awn plugins aren't in the repos are they?
[23:26] <BOSANAC> Bosnian
[23:26] <BOSANAC> :D
[23:26] <Ardjun> hello
[23:26] <bronger> Using the Server Edition, what's the best way to assure that the security updates are installed daily?  A manual cron job?  And how do I know when a server restart is necessary?
[23:26] <chao1> unop, i am back
[23:26] <Slart> jmichelsen_: then it shouldn't change.. but we'll blame it on the computer troll as usual =)
[23:26] <chao1> unop, same problem
[23:27] <jmichelsen_> Slart: lol yea no idea why it did that, guess i will just not reboot anymore
[23:27] <jmichelsen_> Slart: how can i find the uuid?
[23:27] <unop> bronger, servers aren't meant to be updated automatically -- you risk downtime if an update breaks something
[23:27] <Slart> jmichelsen_: sudo blkid is one way
[23:27] <Slart> !uid
[23:27] <Slart> !uuid
[23:27] <unop> sudo shouldn't be necessary
[23:27] <jmichelsen_> Slart: didnt do anything lol
[23:28] <bronger> unop, okay but how do I know that a certain update needs a restart?
[23:28] <fallore> i'm updating from gutsy to 8.04 and it's stuck at "Generating Locales... en_AU.UTF-8. any idea what i should do?
[23:28] <Slart> jmichelsen_: nothing? running "sudo blkid" in a terminal didn't give you any output at all?
[23:29] <jmichelsen_> Slart: no output
[23:29] <unop> bronger, a reboot is usually never necessary .. only kernel upgrades require a reboot .. and debconf prompts you if certain services need restarting
[23:29] <unop> jmichelsen_, sudo blkid /dev/sdb1
[23:29] <jmichelsen_> Slart: sudo vol_id -u device gave me a # tho
[23:29] <favro> fallore: give it a couple of min - the aus servers are slow
[23:29] <PauloRicardo> People, there is a way to get the MD5 checksum of a directory? Not the MD5 of all files, only one MD5 of all files.
[23:29] <chao1> unop, any clues. do you think that fsck could have /dev/sda2
[23:29] <fallore> favro: alright. i've given it ~10 at least, and the bar hasn't moved or anything at all
[23:29] <unop> chao1, you rebooted i assume?
[23:30] <unop> digitalvaldota, ^^
[23:30] <joejoecircusboy> PauloRicardo: cat * |md5sum
[23:30] <jmichelsen_> unop: that did it
[23:30] <digitalvaldosta> no just CTRL ALT backspace
[23:30] <Slart> jmichelsen_: blkid might just give you already mounted filesystems.. not sure though
[23:30] <Slart> jmichelsen_: but I guess any way to find out the uuid is fine
[23:30] <unop> PauloRicardo, cat /dir/* | md5sum -
[23:30] <jmichelsen_> unop: Slart: would the syntax be the same in fstab? replace the /dev/sdb1 with the uuid
[23:30] <Slart> jmichelsen_: yes
[23:30] <jmichelsen_> Slart: yea either works, thanks
[23:30] <speedRS> Has anyone into the problem when when removing a parentlock file for firefox causes various things in firefox to stop working?
[23:30] <unop> jmichelsen_, yes, though.  UUID=$UUID ...
[23:30] <digitalvaldosta> unop, i will do it now
[23:30] <speedRS> *run into
[23:30] <Slart> jmichelsen_: or rather.. UUID=XXXXXXX
[23:30] <dabbill> My USB's keep turning off after about 30 hours of uptime, and i either have to reboot or unplug and replug in my mouse to get them to work again.
[23:31] <mysticdarkhack> hey all
[23:31] <jmichelsen_> Slart: ah great
[23:31] <mysticdarkhack> anyone here expert in kernel?
[23:31] <favro> fallore: it should have timed out by now then and moved on...
[23:31] <speedRS> Things like search bar (eg. google, wikipedia, etc), bookmark bar, automatic loading of home page.
[23:31] <PauloRicardo> joejoecircusboy, unop: Hmm, thanks. One ask: it's recursive? If not, there is a way to recurse on all subdirectories?
[23:31] <mysticdarkhack> anyone?
[23:31] <Slart> !ask | mysticdarkhack
[23:31] <the_darkside_986> I need help installing Flash 10 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 64-bit. I can't figure out how to use nspluginwrapper and some instructions don't work at all.
[23:31] <fallore> favro: thinking it might need confirmation i pressed enter (in the terminal) after a good number of minutes. could that have stopped it or something?
[23:32] <joejoecircusboy> PauloRicardo: find . -type f -print0|xargs -0 cat |md5sum
[23:32] <personne> join #ubuntu-fr
[23:32] <unop> PauloRicardo,  find /dir -type f -exec cat {} \; | md5sum -
[23:32] <favro> folloafaik no
[23:32] <favro> oops
[23:32] <Slart> mysticdarkhack: I think there's a kernel channel.. but do your homework first..
[23:32] <favro> fallore: afaik no
[23:32] <fallore> favro: should i just let it continue?
[23:32] <speedRS> anyone have any ideas?
[23:32] <mysticdarkhack> lol, sorry, I'll keep that in mind
[23:32] <joejoecircusboy> PauloRicardo: See, there's always more than one way to skin a cat :P
[23:33] <favro> fallore: after ten min I would start again
[23:33] <PauloRicardo> joejoecurcysboy, unop: How, hehehe, thanks for the help guys. =)
[23:33] <jmichelsen_> Slart: unop: great you guys, that mounted and all, thanks for all your help
[23:33] <PauloRicardo> *wow
[23:33] <unop> jmichelsen_, yw
[23:33] <fallore> favro: is there any way i can avoid redownloading all the files it downloaded?
[23:33] <mysticdarkhack> Anyway, my quest is this, it seem when I compile kernel 2.6.25, the sound login sound isn't working
[23:33] <joejoecircusboy> PauloRicardo: np
[23:33] <Slart> jmichelsen_: you're welcome
[23:33] <mysticdarkhack> although media sound work fine
[23:33] <PauloRicardo> joejoecircusboy: :)
[23:34] <mysticdarkhack> it a bit weird
[23:34] <LamerC> Hello
[23:34] <fallore> favro: i don't see an exit button. is there a terminal command i should use?
[23:35] <favro> fallore: I use the button on the front of the comp - and install with the cabnle out
[23:35] <favro> *cable
[23:36] <fallore> favro: oh do you mean power off and on?
[23:36] <LamerC> After working under GNOME for a period, possibly after logging out and then back in and working some more, I've got a problem where I can't lock the screen, is there a way to get this working again?
[23:36] <favro> fallore: if you choose aus as your timezone it defaults to the aus servers which are poor to say the least
[23:36] <favro> fallore: yep
[23:36] <fallore> favro: my timezone is PST SF/LA or something
[23:37] <the_darkside_986> Could someone post a guide to install Flash (10) in Ubuntu 8.04.1 64-bit? I know it's possible but I can't get the plugin detected.
[23:37] <skystar> Hello. Help me please, I installed Photoshop CS. But it categorically does not want to work tool text input, but If the copy, then see. Not yet scaling tool work. Ubuntu 8.04, Wine 1.0
[23:38] <favro> fallore: ok then - " "Generating Locales... en_AU.UTF-8. any idea what i should do?" made me think you're in aus
[23:38] <dabbill> My USB's keep turning off after about 30 hours of uptime, and i either have to reboot or unplug and replug in my mouse to get them to work again.
[23:38] <fallore> favro: nope. it's just the first thing that came on...
[23:38] <RainCT> the_darkside_986: why do you want version 10?
[23:38] <favro> fallore: if it is hanging you can wait or start again - your choice
[23:38] <the_darkside_986> i got it working before on ubuntu 64
[23:39] <sajid> hey all, despite having my multiverse lines uncommented in sources.list, I can't seem to see ALL the packages from there. I can see some of them, but I can't see either sun-java6-plugin or sun-java5-plugin. anyone have any idea why I can't see them? The online Ubuntu package index says its in multiverse repos
[23:39] <linxeh> dabbill: what USB devices ?
[23:39] <dabbill> linxeh just have a mouse hooked up
[23:39] <linxeh> dabbill: odd :o
[23:39] <Ahadiel> sajid, Did you run: sudo apt-get update?
[23:39] <fallore> favro: i just don't like powering off while my computer might be doing something :X but i think it's the only option. could i maybe just reboot X or whatever it is that ctrl + alt + backspace does?
[23:39] <joshthec0d3r> are the ubuntu archives down?
[23:39] <xzcvczx> it the upgrade program freezes while generating locales is it safe to just cancel it and restart it?
[23:39] <xzcvczx> s/it/if/
[23:40] <linxeh> joshthec0d3r: not as far as I know
[23:40] <fallore> also, favro, no commands are working in the terminal
[23:40] <sajid> Ahadiel: yes, I did, and those repos do indeed update.
[23:40] <joshthec0d3r> hmm, for some reason I can't access them with apt-get
[23:40] <Ahadiel> sajid, No idea then.
[23:40] <sajid> Ahadiel: can you see if you can find sun-java6-plugin in your apt ?
[23:40] <fallore> favro: i opened a separate terminal and did "lbs_release -a" and it told me that i'm on hardy heron
[23:40] <linxeh> joshthec0d3r: which mirror are you using ?
[23:41] <linxeh> sajid: re you on amd64 ?
[23:41] <fallore> favro: i'm gonna go ahead and reboot. brb.
[23:41] <joshthec0d3r> us.archive.ubuntu.com
[23:41] <favro> fallore: fallore lots of luck
[23:41] <sajid> linxeh: yes (intel64 technically, I'm on merom)
[23:41] <mysticdarkhack> failure is the word of the day
[23:41] <linxeh> sajid: http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4802695
[23:42] <linxeh> 2009
[23:42] <linxeh> :)
[23:42] <mortuis99> is there a way to run SAM and something like skype at the same time?
[23:42] <candive> ! ubuntu archives
[23:42] <candive> ! archives
[23:42] <momo_> hello
[23:42] <linxeh> hello
[23:42] <Gibson44> Hi.
[23:43] <mysticdarkhack> well, gotta get dinner
[23:43] <mysticdarkhack> later all
[23:43] <sajid> linxeh: thanks a lot for clearing that up. that's a bit of a huge problem because my work involves developing a java applet.
[23:43] <dabbill> My USB's keep turning off after about 30 hours of uptime, and i either have to reboot or unplug and replug in my mouse to get them to work again.
[23:43] <linxeh> sajid: you can install the 32bit plugin and use it from firefox somehow, theres a guide somewhere
[23:43] <sajid> linxeh: I was just going to ask that. thanks, I'll look for that.
[23:44] <linxeh> sajid: you could try iced-tea
[23:44] <linxeh> sajid: sudo apt-get install icedtea-java7-plugin
[23:44] <the_darkside_986> How does one install Flash in Ubuntu 64?
[23:45] <Ardjun> would it be possible to dualboot ubuntu and opensuse while having the same /home partition?
[23:45] <the_darkside_986> I've done it at work but not at home on my new System76 Ratel value.
[23:45] <sajid> linxeh: do you think that's better than using the gcj plugin?
[23:45] <linxeh> sajid: though that might be in a thirdparty repo
[23:45] <linxeh> sajid: hell yeh :)
[23:46] <linxeh> forget GCJ exists
[23:46] <mortuis99> is there a way to run SAM and something like skype at the same time?
[23:46] <joejoecircusboy> the_darkside_986: should be ok
[23:46] <xzcvczx> Ardjun: that could cause issues if you have 2 different versions of (an) app
[23:46] <the_darkside_986> I need a guide for it.
[23:46] <the_darkside_986> This one isn't working.
[23:48] <sajid> linxeh: so is icedtea some sort of wrapper for legit sun-java? its sort of important that I get the plugin closest to the official one because I need to test my plugin
[23:49] <patw> my frostwire and ultamtix wont run
[23:49] <patw> it wants to start but wont
[23:50] <linxeh> sajid: icedtea is the GPL source for Java7 essentially
[23:51] <the_darkside_986> I'm trying to use nspluginwrapper but get this error: "nspluginwrapper: libflash.so is not a valid NPAPI plugin"
[23:51] <linxeh> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IcedTea
[23:51] <the_darkside_986> any ideas?
[23:51] <Ardjun> thanks xzcvczx
[23:51] <sajid> linxeh: ah I see. now the problem I have is the only packages I can find are for gutsy, but I have hardy. will there be a real problem if I use the gutsy repo?
[23:51] <linxeh> not sure, try it - you can always remove the packages
[23:52] <linxeh> sajid: the other thing is to do the 32bit install
[23:52] <linxeh> sajid: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202537
[23:52] <mkquist__> is there a way to automatically rebuild the fstab?
[23:53] <linxeh> sajid: I feel sad for you having to develop applets
[23:54] <xzcvczx> Ardjun: though with saying that if you can change all their preferences folders you could either make a .suse and a .ubuntu folder and put each ones in there, or have them all named .blah-suse or something, but i am not sure whether everything has the support for that, the other option is some scripts which create symlinks based oon what os you boot into but it will require a lot of manual scripting
[23:54] <xzcvczx> mkquist__: vi :P
[23:55] <dabbill> My usb just turned off while i was useing my mouse, any thing i can do to check whats going on?
[23:55] <xzcvczx> dabbill: dmesg mention anything?
[23:55] <mkquist__> xzcvczx: vi?
[23:56] <ekow> has anyone been able to get the zune to work with ubuntu, in amarok or any media player?
[23:56] <Slart> dabbill: from a terminal, tail /var/log/syslog
[23:56] <xzcvczx> mkquist__: nm, what do you need to add to it/change in it?
[23:57] <dabbill> xzcvczx, use 1-2 device not accepting address 6, error -62 for dmesg
[23:57] <mEck0> hi! how can you use autocomplete in the shell which is opened at the bottom of mc (midnight commander)? because if you press TAB, the cursor/marker will jump between the panels
[23:58] <xzcvczx> dabbill: tryed using a different port? preferrably a different pair of usb ports?
[23:58] <dabbill> Slart, use 1-2 device not accepting address 6, error -62
[23:58] <dabbill> xzcvczx, i have does the same thing after a bit
[23:59] <xzcvczx> dabbill: can you upload your dmesg log to one of the paste sites
[23:59] <mkquist__> xzcvczx: i'm not sure it's mounting everything correctly...
[23:59] <dabbill> xzcvczx, k once sec
[23:59] <xzcvczx> mkquist__: reason for thinking that?