[03:58] <xanavim> bosco: like if you type "sudo mount /dev/sbb1" you will get that eror
[03:58] <alex_> i got another question
[03:59] <alex_> on SUse when i would boot my computer up it would load from my previous desktop
[03:59] <dabaR> One per person...
[03:59] <alex_> so it saves what windows are open etc
[03:59] <alex_> is that possible?
[03:59] <xanavim> bosco: you have to give it a folder name of a real place on your hard drive, such as /media/your_folder
[03:59] <bosco> xanavim,  i have pictures on there and this is my first time putting them on my labtop and i need to know how
[03:59] <arrick> alex_, put all your question on one lin please
[03:59] <bosco> xanavim,  yes there is files/pictures
[03:59] <dabaR> alex_: when logging out, you can choose to save current session, don't know whether that is the same thing.
[03:59] <mauper> !usb
[03:59] <ubotu> mauper: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[04:00] <xanavim> bosco: do this->   "sudo mkdir /media/bosco_pics"
[04:00] <duelboot> alex_ when you go System --> Log Out, there's an option at the top to save current setup
[04:00] <xanavim> bosco: then do this-> "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/bosco_pics"
[04:00] <param> param
[04:00] <xanavim> bosco: then tell me if anything is now in /media/bosco_pics
[04:01] <alex_> amphi, how can i import them?
[04:01] <bosco> xanavim, mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[04:02] <bosco> xanavim,  what  am i doing wrong
[04:03] <arrick> bosco, what kind of format is on your camera card?
[04:03] <xanavim> bosco: I don't know what filesystem it is... if mount doesn't recognize it, you will have to tell it what kind of filesystem
[04:03] <bosco> xanavim,  well then what kind of filesystem is it
[04:03] <arrick> bosco, what kind of card is it?
[04:03] <gabbah> isn't it possible to change the maximum size of a taskbar entry? I don't like it that only two entries take up the whole taskbar.. looks ugly :)
[04:03] <dabaR> sudo fdisk -l
[04:04] <xanavim> bosco: arrick might be able to help you on that one
[04:04] <dabaR> xanavim: use that command to find out.
[04:04] <bosco> arrick,  i am trying to access my diggital camera card on my labtop how do i access it
[04:04] <arrick> bosco 'sudo fdisk -l
[04:04] <arrick> to see wht kind of filesystem is on it
[04:05] <bosco> Disk /dev/sda: 60.0 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>0 bytes
[04:05] <bosco> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 7296 cylinders
[04:05] <bosco> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[04:05] <bosco>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[04:05] <bosco> /dev/sda1   *           1        7111    57119076   83  Linux
[04:05] <bosco> /dev/sda2            7112        7296     1486012+   5  Extended
[04:05] <bosco> /dev/sda5            7112        7296     1485981   82  Linux swap / Solaris
[04:06] <bosco> arrick,  srry but that is what is on ti
[04:06] <jariep1_> bosco, use the pastebin
[04:06] <mauper> bosco: cool digicam! ;)
[04:06] <arrick> hang on
[04:06] <alex_> how do you delete a folder ? what's the command?
[04:06] <bosco> srry for not using pastbin
[04:06] <bosco> i am tired
[04:06] <bosco> not thinking right now
[04:06] <linuxbob> hi all. i need to find out how much disk space i'm using, but i used LVM and the Disk Properties applet can't tell me...
[04:06] <jariep1_> it's ok, but try to remember
[04:06] <xanavim> bosco: I don't see your card there.. how do you have it plugged in to your PC?
[04:07] <mauper> linuxbob: df
[04:07] <arrick> bosco, paste you fstab for me will you, to the pastebin/
[04:07] <bosco> xanavim,  i have it in the card slot you just slide it in just like you would a camera
[04:07] <linuxbob> thx mauper. is there a graphical utility?
[04:07] <xanavim> bosco: your PC has a card reader?
[04:07] <bosco> xanavim, yes it does
[04:07] <xanavim> bosco: is it a USB card reader?
[04:07] <arrick> xanavim, yeah it is
[04:07] <bosco> xanavim,  no it is not
[04:07] <mauper> linuxbob: gnome-applet: system monitor
[04:07] <arrick> no?
[04:08] <bosco> xanavim,  well it is just the card
[04:08] <arrick> internal?
[04:08] <bosco> arrick,  yes it is internal
[04:08] <bosco> arrick,  then maby it is
[04:08] <linuxbob> awesome
[04:08] <arrick> bosco, paste you fstab for me will you, to the pastebin/
[04:08] <bosco> arrick,  like i said i am new at this
[04:08] <xanavim> bosco: you've lost me then... I don't know about internal card readers
[04:08] <alex_> is it possible to login in as an admin?
[04:08] <arrick> I know, so am I i just learn quicker than some
[04:08] <alex_> is there a profile for super users
[04:08] <arrick> sudo root
[04:09] <arrick> sudo
[04:09] <death__> !nvidia
[04:09] <ubotu> rumour has it, nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[04:09] <ic56> bosco: check the mount manpage.  Under `-t', it lists all the filesystem types that it knows about.
[04:09] <arrick> alex_, it is not advisable to log in as root
[04:09] <arrick> !root
[04:09] <ubotu> By default, the root password is locked in Ubuntu. Look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo for all information.
[04:09] <alex_> k
[04:09] <bosco> ic56,  i checked that ]
[04:09] <alex_> what's the command to delete a folder?
[04:09] <linuxbob> wow, ubuntu is awesome. i'm going to start making software for it. what's the preferred way? GTK and C++?
[04:09] <mauper> arrick: why not login as root ? The "read mail read fast" command is even faster! ;)
[04:09] <arrick> ic56, if I can get his fstab, I can make it appear magically
[04:10] <dabaR> alex_: rmdir it is removing a directory.
[04:10] <ic56> bosco: how do you know what device your card reader is? (how did you get /dev/sdb1 ?)
[04:10] <nickrud> alex_, rmdir if it's empty, rm -r if there's stuff in it and you want to delete it.
[04:10] <xanavim> ic56: I gave that to him, ubuntu defaults to that with usb cards
[04:10] <fmasi> helow how do i know ho is loged on my system via ssh and ho to kik tehm out ?
[04:10] <bosco> ic56,  i dont know like i said i am new at this  and i dont know how to access it
[04:10] <arrick> it will also pick it up in his fstab
[04:10] <bosco> ic56,  i have tried to google it and cant find out the answer so i came here for some help
[04:11] <ic56> xanvim: ok so teh assumption is that it's a usb card reader.  Let's try this:
[04:11] <IdleOne> fmasi, type du -hs /home/*
[04:11] <xanavim> bosco: paste your fstab
[04:11] <xanavim> ic56: no, he's got an internal card reader
[04:11] <ic56> bosco: mount -t ubfs /dev/sdb1 /media/bosco_pics
[04:11] <fmasi> IdleOne thx very mutch going to try it right now
[04:11] <xanavim> bosco: into pastebin, of course, though
[04:12] <bosco> xanavim,  how do i find that out
[04:12] <fmasi> IdleOne aparently it only show me the home of user i nead to kno for exempple how meny root are loged in and kik them
[04:12] <arrick> !pastebin
[04:12] <ubotu> I heard pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - You can install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar
[04:12] <fmasi> i have root aces
[04:12] <xanavim> bosco: type cat /etc/fstab
[04:12] <fmasi> i tryed who
[04:13] <fmasi> but dident show me all i whant
[04:13] <xanavim> bosco: er, type "cat /etc/fstab"
[04:13] <IdleOne> fmasi, im not sure how to do what you want sorry
[04:13] <arrick> xanavim, is that cause hes using diffent system?
[04:13] <bosco> xanavim,  go to pastbin it will be there
[04:13] <arrick> bosco what is the link?
[04:13] <bosco> arrick,  one sec
[04:14] <fmasi> IdleOne i tryed ps aux ang killind the terminal but they come back
[04:14] <kangpeh> how do I do this: http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/img/preview_screenshots/menus-launcher.jpg
[04:14] <amphi> fmasi: whowatch might be what you want
[04:14] <IdleOne> fmasi, who/what keeps comming back?
[04:14] <fmasi> if i do kill-9 in the pid of a terminal it comes back
[04:15] <fmasi> and a siple who dont show me all the roots
[04:15] <xanavim> !pastebin
[04:15] <ubotu> pastebin is, like, a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - You can install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar
[04:15] <kangpeh> Does anyone know how to do this: op/img/preview_screenshots/menus-launcher.jpg
[04:15] <kangpeh> woops, see above for the url lol
[04:15] <kangpeh> its the coolest 'start menu' type thing htat i've ever seen.
[04:15] <arrick> is it under the name marc bosco?
[04:15] <fmasi> whowatch only sho me my one login via ssh not the terminal in the local pc
[04:15] <ic56> fmasi: what do you mean by killing the pid of the terminal?
[04:16] <bosco> arrick,  here it is http://pastebin.com/633722
[04:16] <xanavim> arrick: that says it's 52 mins old
[04:16] <fmasi> ic56 i will past it
[04:16] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: you'll have to wait till SLED becomes released
[04:16] <nickrud> LinuxJones, that's something new from novell?
[04:16] <xanavim> oh, that means it's probably sda2
[04:17] <Khaaaan> Is XINE updated in Dapper?
[04:17] <arrick> theres no mount point for it in there bosco
[04:17] <kangpeh> LinuxJones:  There's no way to plug that into Ubuntu Dapper Drake?
[04:17] <arrick> he used another pastebin xanavim
[04:17] <bosco> arrick,  i know so what do i do
[04:17] <LinuxJones> nickrud: yeah, it's their next desktop for enterprise customers, It's gonna rock
[04:17] <arrick> hang on a minute
[04:17] <nickrud> LinuxJones, it does look pretty. Maybe I'll switch
[04:17] <bosco> arrick,  i dont know what to do i have googled it asked around and here i am
[04:17] <fmasi> ic56 http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11200
[04:18] <ic56> xanavim: I disagree. sda2 would be the second partition of the `a' scsi disk.  the card reader, assuming it has a SCSI interface, will be a separate disk than his harddisk
[04:18] <alex_> is it possible to run xine with ubuntu?
[04:18] <arrick> bosco, have you had windows on that box?
[04:18] <xanavim> ic56: ok
[04:18] <arrick> true
[04:18] <kangpeh> alaex: yes
[04:18] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: it's still in beta but I'm sure Gnome will incorporate much of thier work in the near future
[04:18] <kangpeh> linuxjones: cool
[04:18] <arrick> his fstab doesnt have it
[04:18] <kangpeh> linuxjones: aight for now i guess i'll just switch to microsft windows dapper drake edition ;o
[04:18] <fmasi> ic56 i am in debian sarge but i love ubuntu and use it at home and #ubuntu helps me mutch more the debian
[04:18] <Servo888> Are there any packages for the 2.6.16 kernel?
[04:18] <arrick> hey ic56 how do you restart fstab?
[04:19] <rkalsi> Hi,Need help in getting wireless network working on ubuntu..Is there any preset support? any pointers ?
[04:19] <bosco> arrick,  nope not since i got it i installed ubuntu when i got it and never accessed my card on here i am ANTI-WINDOWS
[04:19] <arrick> me too
[04:19] <Matthewv> any1 here know how to compile MassStorage support into banshee...??
[04:19] <kangpeh> rkalsi: well... for one, figure out what kind of wireless card you have.
[04:19] <arrick> you ned the model of the card reader, was it in there when you bought it?
[04:19] <LinuxJones> nickrud: >> http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/preview.html
[04:19] <kangpeh> rkalsi: once you find/if you find wireless driver support for your wireless card
[04:19] <st3v3dnd> Does anyone know why Firefox crashes when I right click on a flash animation? Firefox v<IP_ADDRESS> flashplayer-mozilla 7.0.25
[04:19] <bosco> rkalsi,  go to wifi-radar in synaptic
[04:19] <kangpeh> rkalsi: ubuntu will take care of the rest for you
[04:19] <nickrud> fmasi, the debian user mail list is a _lot_ more friendly than #debian, if you have some patience.
[04:19] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: heh
[04:19] <mike__> t
[04:19] <kangpeh> st3v3dnd:  file a bug report with mozilla firefox
[04:19] <rkalsi> i was trying to use ndiswrapper
[04:20] <arrick> !wifi
[04:20] <ubotu> rumour has it, wifi is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WiFiHowto
[04:20] <kangpeh> st3vf3dnd: but search the bug database to see if twas already filed
[04:20] <bosco> rkalsi,  well then sudo modprobe ndiswrapper then sudo dhclient wlan0
[04:20] <fmasi> nickrud the thing is i nead to make stuf whork for whesturday so dont have time for maling list etc....
[04:20] <ic56> bosco, arrick assuming the card does have a scsi interface, it might be /dev/sdb .  bosco, try mounting that device and see if what kind of error you get
[04:20] <nickrud> LinuxJones, novell did steal some great developers, didn't they
[04:20] <alex_> i want to install xine, i'm using ubuntu and it says if i want to install xine i must uninstall opera
[04:20] <rkalsi> Got stck at this point: "ln -s /usr/src/linux-<kernel-version> /lib/modules/VERSION/build"
[04:20] <rkalsi> I cant seem to find the src for that..
[04:20] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: they have some videos on the novell site as well demoing the desktop
[04:21] <rkalsi> I meand the kernel src
[04:21] <nickrud> fmasi, that is a good point, true
[04:21] <st3v3dnd> kangpeh: Will do, thanks.
[04:21] <kangpeh> linuxjones:  you mean like the xgl and crap?  i have the xgl and compiz... isntalled ;o
[04:21] <kangpeh> st3v3dnd: np
[04:21] <arrick> ic56, most of the internals are usb or firewire
[04:21] <bosco> ic56,  mount: can't find /dev/sdb in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[04:21] <LinuxJones> nickrud: I dunno if they stole them, it's basically Nat and Miguel (I think) who are behind this :)
[04:22] <arrick> bosco sdb0
[04:22] <fmasi> nickrud my bos gave me 4 server tu put to whork in 1 day and i dont have mutch experiance in that so i king of geting crasy
[04:22] <IdleOne> amphi, you mentioned whowatch is that a package?
[04:22] <nickrud> LinuxJones, yes, I do believe you are correct :)
[04:22] <kangpeh> fmasi:  are you kidding right now with the way you are typing, lol
[04:22] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: yeah, there's a 1 hour demo on there , give me a sec to find it
[04:22] <ic56> bosco: you have to specify a mount point (= a directory on your harddisk).  Otherwise mount tries to use defaults from /etc/fstab and there is no entry in /etc/fstab for that disk.
[04:22] <fmasi> nickrud i tryng to put some apache2 whyth mysql and php + some other stuf to whork then a sendmail and a bind
[04:22] <nickrud> fmasi, ohh, I do not envy you
[04:22] <arrick> actually, ic56 couldnt it be scd0?
[04:22] <amphi> IdleOne: it is on debian...
[04:23] <kangpeh> linuxjones:  are you saying there is more that they are doing that i haven't seen with xgl server and compiz?
[04:23] <ic56> bosco: mount /dev/sdb /media/bosco_pics
[04:23] <fmasi> i tiping becouse i nead to rest a bit
[04:23] <ralpho> No go
[04:23] <IdleOne> amphi, whowatch is a package on ubuntu also
[04:23] <fmasi> i only have done a lpi 101 and 102 curse that all my knolage the rest is day to day ubuntu use
[04:24] <ic56> fmasi: you didn't answer my question: what do you mean by killing the pid of a terminal?  terminals don't have pids.
[04:24] <calidad> Good night: Does anyone know the name of the program for watching Internet TV under Ubuntu ? Thanks
[04:24] <amphi> IdleOne: glad to hear it
[04:24] <ralpho> I have a pavillion zv6000
[04:24] <ralpho> guess 64 bit dont like the chip set
[04:24] <nickrud> alex_, that's an interesting pickle you're in. The results from apt-get xine-ui should give you some idea of where the conflicts are
[04:25] <fmasi> i dont kno i just did a ps aux and soo some stuf whuth tty at the end and kiled it
[04:25] <boulez> I'm attempting to install Ubuntu onto a chunck of free drive space.  But the space shows up in the Ubuntu partitioner as "unusable".  Any ideas what I did wrong?
[04:25] <nickrud> calidad, it depends on what format the tv is in
[04:25] <oRxo> hey all, i'm having trouble with cedega and ubuntu.. is there any support here
[04:25] <LinuxJones> kangpeh: beagle integration into the desktop is gonna revolutionize computing search technologies as we know it :)
[04:25] <fmasi> ic56 i dident know what else to try so i did the ps and kiled waht ended whith root having a tty
[04:26] <calidad> nickrud: how I see that?
[04:26] <fmasi> bu if i dont log them out its ok ther is mutch whorst to be done
[04:26] <bosco>
[04:27] <nickrud> calidad, I'd suggest getting the firefox extension mediaplayerconnectivity (sp?) I've had the best success using that. It's pretty smart.
[04:27] <fmasi> i think i gona restar my job i will prbably come back for some help at some point
[04:27] <fmasi> thx for the company
[04:27] <bosco> ic56, Password:
[04:27] <bosco> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[04:27] <calidad> nickrud: so TV is watched on firefox?
[04:28] <Boelcke> Hi. Looking for some silly command line help.
[04:28] <Servo888> How do you remove gdm from starting up on boot?
[04:28] <nickrud> calidad, thru firefox, yes. At least the stuff I've watched.
[04:28] <ic56> bosco: try:  mount -t ufs /dev/sdb /media/bosco_pics
[04:28] <xanavim> ic56: he can also get that error if there's no device attached
[04:28] <ic56> bosco: we know it's not ufs but it's easy to type.  The object is to see what hte error will be
[04:28] <Boelcke> Trying to run wolfgl (OpenGL Wolfenstein), and the install says to just unzip the files and run it, but "wolfgl" at the command line gives me a, "command not found."
[04:28] <nickrud> calidad, there's a lot of stuff that requires explorer I hear, but since I don't use windows ....
[04:29] <arrick> ic56, does the ufs stand for universal file system?
[04:29] <DBO> Servo888, for easy access to startup services sysv-rc-conf is a great utility
[04:29] <Boelcke> Maybe I'm not understanding something about executables in linux?
[04:29] <xanavim> ic56: oh, neat trick  :)
[04:29] <calidad> nickrud: Thanks... I supposed need use some like streamtuner
[04:29] <xanavim> arrick: no, unix
[04:29] <arrick> Boelcke, whats your ?
[04:29] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a freeciv game through to router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)
[04:29] <void^> Boelcke: ./file to run file in the current directory.
[04:29] <arrick> ok
[04:29] <tonyyarusso> Boelcke: Likely, what's up?
[04:29] <nickrud> Boelcke, first try ./wolfgl in the directory where wolfgl exists
[04:29] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a freeciv game through to router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)
[04:30] <volcom_b0i> what log would I check to see if a computer on my local network is scanning this box?
[04:30] <eth0-noob> ??
[04:30] <nickrud> calidad, I've used streamtuner for music (just a touch) , it does video? :)
[04:30] <volcom_b0i> port scanning that is.
[04:30] <rmlightning> when setting up the printer on the laptop, will i need to install the printer driver even though the printer is not connected to the laptop?
[04:30] <Boelcke> Ah, that's it!  Thanks so much.  Of course, I just got another error, but at least it's trying to execute it now!
[04:30] <Servo888> DBO, ok
[04:30] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: honeypot software  :)
[04:30] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a freeciv game through to router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)?
[04:30] <arrick> rmlightning, are you using cups?
[04:30] <DBO> volcom_b0i, you could use ethereal to check
[04:30] <volcom_b0i> xanavim: is there a log already in place that would allow me to see past activity?
[04:30] <rmlightning> yes, i am trying to arrick
[04:31] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a civserver through a router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)?
[04:31] <arrick> you should be able to print and it will load the driver for you
[04:31] <calidad> nickrud: streamtuner is super for music; I try to know if there are some similar for TV
[04:31] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: to my knowledge, ubuntu doesn't try to catch other people doing portscans of your box
[04:31] <volcom_b0i> well the thing is, i want to see Past activity, I just installed psad, and i noticed it assigned a local ip address to the danger list, i found this interesting.
[04:31] <arrick> rmlightning, can you access cups from the laptop?
[04:31] <arrick> localhost:631 is the ad for it rmlightning
[04:31] <DBO> volcom_b0i, no
[04:31] <rmlightning> no...how do u do that?
[04:32] <nickrud> calidad, none that I've heard of.
[04:32] <volcom_b0i> and that list is based off of "known" trouble makers, so unless this local address is in my logs somewhere, I dont see why it would have adde dit.
[04:32] <arrick> rmlightning, ^^see last post
[04:32] <DBO> volcom_b0i, you can start logging future activity if you like, but by default ubuntu does not
[04:32] <calidad> nickrud: Thanks a lot... bye
[04:32] <arrick> DBO, how would one start the logging?
[04:33] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a civserver through a router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)?
[04:33] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: because it tried to connect to your machine maybe?
[04:33] <DBO> arrick, there are lots of sniffers that will log output, such as ethereal
[04:33] <arrick> ok
[04:33] <arrick> how about input?
[04:33] <DBO> yeah, it does both
[04:33] <arrick> I already have ethereal, havent used it though
[04:33] <DBO> sorry, I meant the output on your screen
[04:33] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: what *kind* of local address?  on your intranet you mean?
[04:33] <arrick> oh ok
[04:34] <volcom_b0i> xanavim: I think so, it says it is TCP
[04:34] <eth0-noob> does anyone here know how to run a civserver through a router so someone not on the router can join (already forwarded port)?
[04:34] <amphi> arrick: tethereal and tcpdump are console equivs
[04:34] <arrick> volcom_b0i, does it start with 192?
[04:34] <volcom_b0i> xanavim: yes, a local address, from my LAN
[04:34] <arrick> ok thanks
[04:34] <volcom_b0i> xanavim: yes, I know exactly who the address belongs to
[04:34] <DBO> eth0-noob, we heard you already, please at least wait a little bit before asking agian
[04:34] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: that's good  (:
[04:34] <volcom_b0i> xanavim: I wanted proof this person has been scanning me
[04:35] <arrick> you can only get future proof, vol
[04:35] <DBO> volcom_b0i, how solid does your proof need to be, because ethereal logs can be forged...
[04:35] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: scanning is harmless, it's only a honeypot that is incriminating
[04:36] <amphi> volcom_b0i: why do you care?
[04:36] <xanavim> volcom_b0i: depending on regional law, etc.
[04:36] <DBO> xanavim, thats not entirely accurate, in the US running a Nessus scan on a remote host is a crime
[04:36] <amphi> volcom_b0i: you could always have something nasty listen on port 23 or something ;)
[04:36] <arrick> yep
[04:37] <volcom_b0i> haha, yeah, I wanted proof for myself, before I did anything back :)
[04:37] <pastyhermit> how do I remove the free java implementation!
[04:37] <eth0-noob> bye
[04:37] <DBO> volcom_b0i, dont do anything back, if he is just doing nmap scans (fairly common) its not a big deal
[04:37] <pastyhermit> its slowing eclipse down like crazy
[04:38] <volcom_b0i> alright, thanks, Ill run those programs in the future to log activity more closely.
[04:38] <amphi> pastyhermit: what free java implementation?
[04:38] <arrick> volcom_b0i, where in the US are you?
[04:38] <nickrud> pastyhermit, there's no reason to remove it, just install sun's java and make it the active java
[04:38] <volcom_b0i> arrick: Montana
[04:39] <arrick> Im in MI volcom_b0i, nice to meet you
[04:39] <volcom_b0i> I may just build a honeypot for this person....
[04:39] <arrick> do it, then reroute it to fbi.com
[04:39] <arrick> hehe
[04:39] <xanavim> LoL
[04:39] <volcom_b0i> lol
[04:39] <DBO> volcom_b0i, it will trace back to your IP if you do that
[04:39] <amphi> volcom_b0i: you clearly have too much time on your hands
[04:40] <mahangu> or to microsoft.com :x
[04:40] <arrick> volcom_b0i, they have a honeypot that logs and prosecutes
[04:40] <ubuntu> hi
[04:40] <mahangu> but sorry, that banter is for #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:40] <DBO> hi
[04:41] <ubuntu> dbo could you tell me if there's any way I can compile on ubuntu
[04:41] <volcom_b0i> well this person has since been, taken off the network, and now I have a problem with someone trying to get in the server, but now they spoof.
[04:41] <DBO> yes there is
[04:41] <ubuntu> could you tell me?
[04:41] <Shadow_pillar> who here is familiar with making initrd images?
[04:41] <nickrud> ubuntu, sudo apt-get install build-essential, it gets you a C complier
[04:41] <ic56> !build
[04:41] <ubotu> If you want to build software, you need the build-essential package to start with
[04:41] <Shadow_pillar> mkinitrd doesn't seem to work
[04:42] <ubuntu> do i have to install it? not only on live?
[04:42] <Shadowpillar> also, I'm not an amatuer user
[04:42] <arrick> evening Shadowpillar
[04:42] <DBO> i dont believe live comes with it either, but you shouldnt be using live so extensively as to be compiling on it...
[04:42] <ic56> ubuntu: you have to install it, AFAIK
[04:42] <Shadowpillar> been using linux for a while, I just dont mess with stuff like mkinitrd
[04:42] <RomZes13> Hello
[04:42] <nickrud> ubuntu, live is not meant to be a complete operating system, it's a test system
[04:42] <ic56> !justask
[04:42] <ubotu> Ask your question and we'll try to answer it.
[04:43] <ubuntu> so y have to install it
[04:43] <arrick> yeah
[04:43] <Shadowpillar> arrick: I'm trying to make a custom initrd image on ppc breezy so scsi drivers will load on boot
[04:43] <tonyyarusso> ubuntu: You can apt-get things on a Live CD, but they'll eat your RAM.
[04:43] <sHaDe> n8 all
[04:43] <Shadowpillar> sd_mod
[04:43] <Shadowpillar> etc
[04:43] <RomZes13> i can't play mp3 =(
[04:43] <DBO> ubuntu, unless you have a lot of RAM on your system, installing things through apt-get in general is not a good idea with live
[04:43] <nickrud> !mpe
[04:43] <ubotu> parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, nickrud
[04:43] <nickrud> !mp3
[04:43] <ubotu> hmm... mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[04:43] <arrick> you;re asking the wrong person on that one, I havent even seent that question in the last week
[04:43] <ubuntu> ok
[04:43] <amphi> Shadowpillar: why not build the stuff you need to mount your / monolithically?
[04:43] <RomZes13> ok
[04:44] <Shadowpillar> and it keeps exiting with the error "cpio:  /lib/ld.so.1" no such file or directory
[04:44] <nickrud> I always compiled that stuff in, to heck with initrd, that's for generic systems
[04:44] <ubuntu> then i have to install the apt-?get
[04:44] <lali_> yo
[04:44] <Shadowpillar> amphi: clarify
[04:44] <arrick> Shadowpillar, haev you installed any automount programs?
[04:44] <nickrud> ubuntu, yes , apt-get install build-essential
[04:44] <lali_> how do i change my screen brightness on a laptop on ubuntu ?
[04:44] <ubuntu> inittrd?
[04:44] <amphi> Shadowpillar: why do you want to use initrd at all?
[04:45] <Shadowpillar> arrick: it isnt that
[04:45] <arrick> ok
[04:45] <rmlightning> arrick, i just downloaded a screenshot of my xp error that i am getting.  when u get a chance can u check it out please?
[04:45] <Shadowpillar> arrick: it's when the system first boots it panics because it cant detect the scsi disks in my pmac 8500
[04:45] <arrick> rmlightning, what is the address of it?
[04:45] <splashtk> Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with using my MAC formatted iPod nano in ubuntu.
[04:45] <marco> proc en demarrant sous fluxbox !lol
[04:45] <amphi> Shadowpillar: you could build the hw support you need into your kernel, and obviate the need for initrd
[04:46] <nickrud> Shadowpillar, so instead of compiling them as modules needing initrd, compile them directly into the kernel.
[04:46] <BlueHeron> splashtk: i think you need to format it windows
[04:46] <arrick> I need a link for it rmlightning
[04:46] <Shadowpillar> true
[04:46] <BlueHeron> splashtk: have you tried using gtkpod ?
[04:46] <ic56> Shadowpillar: cpio is a copying program.  The error is telling you that it tried to copy /lib/ld.so.1 to the ramdisk you're building and couldn't find the ld.so.1  Look in /lib to see what you have.
[04:46] <splashtk> BlueHeron,  Yeah I read about that but I am not sure how to./
[04:46] <Shadowpillar> nickrud: I was trying to avoid the kernel compile method
[04:46] <splashtk> BlueHeron,  Yeah I have tried using gtkpod.
[04:46] <BlueHeron> splashtk: i think you can just reformat it in gtparted
[04:46] <BlueHeron> gparted*
[04:46] <Shadowpillar> ic56: it's there, it's a syml;ink, which I think is the issue, and I'm not about to mess with it and disable half the system
[04:46] <_jason> how do i stop vnc after I started tightvnc using 'vncserver :1' ?
[04:46] <Shadowpillar> symlink*
[04:46] <nickrud> Shadowpillar, I'm lazy, never wanted to learn initrd. Of course, I gave up on user kernels around 2.6.2 or so
[04:47] <RomZes13> about mp3:    Failed to play: Could not open resource for writing.
[04:47] <alex_> what's the shortcut to kill a task
[04:47] <amphi> nickrud: heh
[04:47] <Shadowpillar> nickrud: yanno, 604e ppc @ 120 mhz isnt fun to compile stuff on
[04:47] <splashtk> BlueHeron, where do I find gtkparted?
[04:47] <alex_> and bring up the process manager
[04:47] <lali_> Can anyone tell me how to change my screen brightness on ubuntu? im on a laptop
[04:47] <BlueHeron> splashtk: sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:47] <arrick> _jason you're asking a question, not answering one?
[04:47] <_jason> arrick: yep
[04:47] <IdleOne> !tell lali_ about fixres
[04:47] <nickrud> Shadowpillar, point
[04:47] <amphi> Shadowpillar: can you cross-compile on another box?
[04:47] <splashtk> BlueDevil, , thanks :)
[04:47] <lali_> thx
[04:47] <BlueHeron> splashtk: do you have AIM or MSN i can help you with this better on there
[04:48] <arrick> BlueHeron, your hot buttons for the hue resolution should work under ubuntu
[04:48] <splashtk> BlueHeron, Yeah.
[04:48] <Shadowpillar> I would need to download a bunch of crap over 56k
[04:48] <nickrud> Shadowpillar, point two :)
[04:48] <BlueHeron> splashtk: add me on msn<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you have it
[04:48] <LinuxJones> kangpeh, nickrud: go here for the sled demo >> http://www.novell.com/img/flash/load_stream.html?temp=1&id=brainshare2006monday_press_conference (requires flash :( )
[04:49] <Shadowpillar> nickrud: takes an hour to add repositories
[04:49] <arrick> should be a function+ button on your machine to change brightness BlueHeron
[04:49] <splashtk> BlueHeron, K just signing in :)
[04:49] <lali_> IdleOne : that didn't help, i need to change the brightness, not the screen res, the screen is sooo bright lol
[04:49] <arrick> Shadowpillar, your on that slow fo a machine?
[04:49] <rmlightning> heh.  yeah, that would be helpful...try http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11201
[04:49] <ic56> alex_ what do you mean by `shortcut'?
[04:49] <lali_> IdleOne I just want it to be les brighter so it doesn't destroy my eyes
[04:49] <amphi> Shadowpillar: a large bunch of crap indeed - toolchain-source is 54MB
[04:49] <nickrud> Shadowpillar, I lived at the bottom of a 3k pipe running debian unstable. I do feel your pain.
[04:49] <arrick> lali_,  are you on a laptop?
[04:50] <lali_> yah
[04:50] <Shadowpillar> Kernel: Linux 2.6.12-10-686 | Distro: Debian/GNU testing/unstable | CPU: Pentium II (Deschutes) @ 399 Mhz | Mem usage: 161.0/314.1 MB (51%) | Swap usage: 85.3/333.6 MB (26%) | Disk usage(Maxtor 2B020H1): 7.6/18.0 GB (42%) | Uptime: 23 hrs 7 mins 45 secs
[04:50] <Shadowpillar> not much better
[04:50] <lali_> thats why :(
[04:50] <amphi> lali_: what laptop?
[04:50] <splashtk> BlueHeron,  says unable to connect :( Damnit :p
[04:50] <nickrud> LinuxJones, I have flash, & flashblock. I should file a bug with novell
[04:50] <amphi> lali_: mine has Fn-foo combos to do that
[04:51] <BlueHeron> splashtk: lol
[04:51] <BlueHeron> splashtk: got aim?
[04:51] <arrick> ask how to change the xp encrypted to transmit open username and password rmlightning
[04:51] <arrick> thats your problem here
[04:51] <lali_> yah
[04:51] <alex_> ic56, if i press ctl alt delete the processes come up
[04:51] <lali_> amphi so does mine
[04:51] <lali_> but when i press it, it doesn't do anything
[04:51] <LinuxJones> nick click the link on the page that comes up
[04:51] <alex_> if i press alt+esc i can close a application
[04:51] <arrick> rmlightning, by default xp sends out passod encrypted and CUPS doesnt like it
[04:51] <lali_> amphi its a HP pavilion zv5000
[04:51] <splashtk> BlueHeron, Nevermind I signed in :p
[04:51] <nickrud> LinuxJones, I did, it said I needed flash
[04:51] <LinuxJones> err, nickrud
[04:51] <LinuxJones> you dont' have it ?
[04:52] <LinuxJones> ohh, sorry :)
[04:52] <amphi> lali_: on my stinkpad, those keys Just Worked(TM) - you might find info for your laptop at linux-laptop.net and/or tuxmobil.org
[04:52] <lali_> ok
[04:52] <lali_> thanks man
[04:52] <rmlightning> i didn't understand that first statement arrick.  how do i change the default in xp so cups will accept it?
[04:53] <arrick> rmlightning, by default xp sends out passwords encrypted and CUPS doesnt like it
[04:53] <arrick> ask how to change the xp encrypted to transmit open username and password rmlightning
[04:53] <Servo888> Is mythtv .19 in draper?
[04:53] <LinuxJones> nickrud: I hate flash with a vengance, but I guess they want to make the demo available to most users
[04:53] <arrick> anyone help on this subject^^^^
[04:53] <nickrud> Servo888, 0.18.1
[04:54] <rmlightning> ask on here arrick? or is there a better forum?
[04:54] <emmie> is anyone drunk?
[04:54] <arrick> here
[04:54] <emmie> kidding
[04:54] <IdleOne> LinuxJones, that novell link you poested I have a sound issue. I can see the video just fine but dont hear anything. can you help?
[04:54] <arrick> this is the best forum for help on that
[04:54] <amphi> emmie: sadly not
[04:54] <arrick> or anything regarding ubuntu support for that matter
[04:54] <nickrud> LinuxJones, I have nothing against flash, except when I have 10 or more tabs open, it sometimes drive my machine into conniptions
[04:55] <Jeshua> Any idea if its possible to create a right click script for opening properties as root [much like open as root, ubuntuguide]
[04:55] <arrick> hey, rmlightning did you try to browse for the printer in CUPS?
[04:56] <mahangu> anyone know how I can kill a tty? i cant type anything in teh CLI there, and had to open tty2 to continue
[04:56] <rmlightning> does anyone know how to change the xp encrypted password to transmit open username and password?
[04:56] <mahangu> rmlightning: ##windows may be of more help than this channel
[04:56] <arrick> possibly
[04:56] <pierre_> Hello
[04:56] <vader> rmlightning, I think you have to log into xp andf then change it there, not sure though
[04:56] <LinuxJones> IdleOne: I think you need to run gstreamer-properties and select alsa as the soundcard driver, but it might be an esd problem
[04:57] <rmlightning> arrick, i think so... can u give me specific instructions on browsing for the printer in cups??
[04:57] <vader> mahangu, sorry just finished as you got your answer up there
[04:57] <ic56> alex_ ctl-alt-del doesn't bring up a list of processes for me.  Are you using Ubuntu?  What version?
[04:57] <amphi> mahangu: alt-sysrq-k in the hung vt should do it
[04:57] <alex_> I know it doesn't, but is it possible to do so?
[04:57] <alex_> i know in drapper it's possible.
[04:57] <arrick> open browser, then type in localhost:631
[04:57] <amphi> mahangu: you could try ctrl-q first though ;)
[04:57] <emmie> alex?
[04:58] <arrick> if it opens click on add printer
[04:58] <arrick> and "IF" that opens check the radio button for browse
[04:58] <Cloud_tm> Hello?
[04:58] <ic56> alex_: yes, it can be done but I don't know how.
[04:58] <Cloud_tm> anyobody feel like helping this n00b out?
[04:58] <IdleOne> !ask
[04:58] <Cloud_tm> Dial-up help
[04:59] <amphi> Cloud_tm: just ask your question
[04:59] <IdleOne> !ask
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> !ask
[04:59] <arrick> Cloud_tm, ask your question, most people will answer that know
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> ?
[04:59] <ic56> !justask
[04:59] <ubotu> Ask your question and we'll try to answer it.
[04:59] <umur> I have a konqueror with 3 google searchbars on it. How can I correct this weird thing?
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> ok
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> well my question really is
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> Dial-up
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> I need help setting it up
[04:59] <arrick> Cloud_tm, write it on one line please
[04:59] <Cloud_tm> I try, but it can't find the modem
[04:59] <rmlightning> arrick, it already lists my printer in there.  should i add the printer again using localhosts:631?
[05:00] <mahangu> vader: what key is sysrq?
[05:00] <arrick> if it lists your printer, you need to set permissions to use it
[05:00] <vader> mahangu, no idear
[05:00] <orbin> Cloud_tm: what sort of modem is it?
[05:00] <arrick> did you follow the cups tutorial? rmlightning
[05:00] <Cloud_tm> I need help setting up my modem so I can connect on Ubuntu with dial-up
[05:00] <amphi> mahangu: ak printscreen
[05:01] <amphi> mahangu: *aka
[05:01] <mahangu> amphi: sorry, i meant to trigger you, not vader
[05:01] <alex_> i'm having problems playing back avi files
[05:01] <arrick> Cloud_tm, what kind of modem?
[05:01] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, what kind of mode
[05:01] <alex_> do i need special codecs and where can i download them?!
[05:01] <mahangu> amphi: thanks, ctrl+q did it
[05:01] <vader> lol
[05:01] <robert__> is automatix safe?
[05:01] <nickrud> !dialup
[05:01] <ubotu> dialup is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com//DialupModemHowto
[05:01] <mahangu> !tell alex_ about w32codecs
[05:01] <orbin> ubotu: tell alex_ about restricted
[05:01] <Cloud_tm> its internal
[05:01] <Madpilot> robert__, not really...
[05:01] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, that page will step you through setting up your modem, if it's possible
[05:01] <amphi> mahangu: you might want to cat /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq to make sure magic sysrq is enabled
[05:01] <Madpilot> !tell robert__ about automatix
[05:01] <mahangu> any irrsi users?
[05:02] <amphi> mahangu: yeah
[05:02] <Cloud_tm> ok
[05:02] <mahangu> amphi: ok thanks
[05:02] <rmlightning> i followed the tutorial in ubuntu on setting up cups to get a xp system to print when printer is attached to ubuntu system
[05:02] <Cloud_tm> software modem I believe
[05:02] <Cloud_tm> I have another question
[05:02] <Shadowpillar> BEST WAY TO USE DIALUP IN LINUX: hardware modem, true hardware modem as well, one that doesn't require drivers. us robotics or best data makes ones that do not discriminate
[05:03] <RomZes13> thx for mp3 help!
[05:03] <orbin> Shadowline: absolutely.  i dug up this old usr one and am using a serial->usb converter
[05:03] <nickrud> RomZes13, that page has a lot more about non-free media playback, you should work your way through it all
[05:03] <arrick> Whos really good with CUPS in here?
[05:03] <rmlightning> was there a better cups tutorial somewhere arrick?
[05:04] <Cloud_tm> $ cd ~/Desktop
[05:04] <Cloud_tm>  $ gunzip scanModem.gz
[05:04] <Cloud_tm>  $ chmod +x scanModem
[05:04] <Cloud_tm>  $ ./scanModem
[05:04] <arrick> hang on let them read my question
[05:04] <arrick> !pastebin
[05:04] <ubotu> [pastebin]  a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - You can install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar
[05:04] <arrick> Cloud_tm, read the pastebin thingy
[05:04] <Cloud_tm> It gives me several error
[05:04] <Cloud_tm> sorry
[05:04] <Cloud_tm> so amny rules ughh @_@
[05:04] <arrick> np :-
[05:04] <zezu> this no root thing is really getting on my nerves after a few weeks
[05:04] <arrick> :-)
[05:04] <Cloud_tm> :P
[05:04] <zezu> i mean if you plug in a usb device
[05:04] <amphi> Cloud_tm: which winmodem do you have the misfortune to have?
[05:04] <zezu> it auto mounts it
[05:04] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, don't worry about it, it's just that this channel gets so busy you might scroll other stuff off the screen
[05:05] <matkal> modem ?
[05:05] <zezu> and you have to unmount it for it to even write the data to the thing
[05:05] <matkal> who uses modems anymore ?
[05:05] <zezu> but you dont have permissions to umount it
[05:05] <nickrud> I fax.
[05:05] <zezu> b/c your not root and there are no superusers
[05:05] <arrick> zezu, you can set it so that is doesnt autop mount in fstab
[05:05] <matkal> no idependent machine for it ?
[05:05] <zezu> it really really defeats the entire purpose of not having a root, to have to use sudo all the damn time
[05:05] <nickrud> I will be living at the bottom of a tight pipe soon.
[05:05] <arrick> te entry stays there
[05:05] <orbin> Cloud_tm: pastebin the errors
[05:05] <amphi> matkal: many people don't have access to anything better
[05:05] <zezu> arrick, automount is not the bad thing there
[05:05] <matkal> nickrud: sorry, good luck
[05:06] <nickrud> matkal, I'll just pull out some old scripts again, and do the overnight dance :)
[05:06] <eu> #brasil
[05:06] <eu> so corro
[05:06] <arrick> zezu, yeah, but I cant remember how to set it to unmount after read automatically
[05:06] <Cloud_tm> mmy modem is the following: Agere Win Modem (COM3)
[05:06] <nickrud> !br
[05:06] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[05:07] <arrick> zezu, I remember reading in the wiki about how to do it though
[05:07] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, check out that !dialup page
[05:07] <z> nickrud: lol
[05:07] <rmlightning> arrick: when i press one of the buttons on localhost:631 it asks for a username and password.  how do i setup a username and password?
[05:07] <z> I am really liking this ubuntu server release
[05:07] <arrick> on the ubuntu system
[05:07] <zezu> well getting it to unmount itself would be impossible unless it pops up a msg box asking you if you are done and would like to unmount that would be annoying too
[05:07] <arrick> rmlightning, ^^
[05:07] <nickrud> z I downloading a new X was sometimes a 3 night dance :)
[05:07] <zezu> just really need to give the user permission to do normal things
[05:08] <z> wow
[05:08] <zezu> beats the whole security thing out
[05:08] <amphi> Cloud_tm: agere winmodems are supported in the vanilla kernel IIRC
[05:08] <arrick> yeah
[05:08] <z> I am not even in x
[05:08] <rmlightning> yes, on the ubuntu system
[05:08] <z> I am in terminal
[05:08] <z> nickrud: what do you do ?
[05:08] <arrick> z how'd you do that?
[05:08] <ic56> zezu: I think, if you own the device, you can mount/umount it without being root.  Some unix systems arrange for the user who logs in at the keyboard to own all media devices.  Dunno if Ubuntu does that but it can be arranged.
[05:08] <zezu> i think removing root makes it less secure probably, because your standard user will need root privs to do anything
[05:08] <amphi> z: yeah, I'm relaxing in fb console myself
[05:08] <nickrud> z I run homeless shelters
[05:08] <zezu> ic56, that would make more sense
[05:08] <arrick> yeah
[05:08] <zezu> to be a desktop OS
[05:09] <alex_> i downloaded the w32 codecs, the avi movie plays but no audio.
[05:09] <arrick> you can change ownership in fstab as well zenrox
[05:09] <zezu> linux is still very lacking in the desktop OS world ;|
[05:09] <arrick> want a template
[05:09] <z> nickrud: wow thats great!
[05:09] <arrick> ?
[05:09] <amphi> zezu: gnu screen makes a lovely desktop ;)
[05:09] <z> nickrud: in houston texas ?
[05:09] <nickrud> z yes
[05:09] <nickrud> currently
[05:09] <zezu> alex_, do you have audio elsewhere?
[05:09] <truz24> how can you determine which flight you have installed?
[05:09] <z> amphi: its awesome
[05:09] <truz24> flight5, 6, etc?
[05:09] <alex_> Yes zezu
[05:09] <alex_> ill close xmms
[05:09] <zezu> what player?
[05:10] <z> amphi: are u running some kind of server ?
[05:10] <zezu> totem ?
[05:10] <alex_> you mean open?
[05:10] <alex_> or installed
[05:10] <zezu> are you trying to use
[05:10] <zezu> ;p
[05:10] <alex_> i'm using xine to playback the movie
[05:10] <fmasi> ei lets supose i foked my apache and nead to remove all php and all apache to reinstall it how do i do that
[05:10] <zezu> totem-xine ?
[05:10] <arrick> zezu, do you know how to change ownership of the drive?
[05:10] <amphi> zezu: no, this is on my laptop - I do use X, but not that much
[05:10] <alex_> no
[05:10] <alex_> just xine
[05:11] <MaveRiCk_StH> hey room
[05:11] <nickrud> amphi, you are a masochist :)
[05:11] <ubuntu> hola
[05:11] <zezu> arrick, no not really, but its changes since its sda*
[05:11] <ubuntu> qe tal
[05:11] <ubuntu> hello
[05:11] <rmlightning> arrick: did i miss something?  sorry. been doing 2 things at once
[05:11] <MaveRiCk_StH> anyone got any idea on how to fix broken packages ?
[05:11] <Cloud_tm_> Hello, sorry is was d/c
[05:11] <z> shit
[05:11] <nickrud> MaveRiCk_StH, start with sudo apt-get -f install
[05:11] <zezu> alex_,  no clue then, try to find its settings and use ALSA it prob uses OSS by default or smth
[05:11] <fmasi> i nead to remove all apache and php how to do it
[05:11] <BlueHeron> !ipod
[05:11] <ubotu> info for syncing your iPod is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPodHowto
[05:11] <amphi> nickrud: heh, no, I like console - irssi, mutt, w3m, et al. ;)
[05:11] <z> anyone know how to get postgresql 8.0 running in breezy ?
[05:11] <carbo> Hi, I can't mount my cdrom drive... i get the error "block device /dev/scd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only". Sound juicer works, but only as root... any ideas?
[05:11] <arrick> rmlightning, you hae to set up the users in ubuntu as well as a group
[05:12] <zezu> alex_, actually i have hte same problem in both VLC and totem-xine atm
[05:12] <zezu> the *
[05:12] <Cloud_tm_> Ill reapeat my question: Need help setting up my Modem for dial-up - Agere Win Modem (COM3)
[05:12] <amphi> carbo: cdroms are, er, read only
[05:12] <arrick> brenner, you hiding on here somewhere, please pm me.
[05:12] <zezu> but i had it working before just fine, mostly happens in .ogm files only
[05:12] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: have a look at linmodems.org
[05:12] <Cloud_tm_> I have
[05:12] <rmlightning> how do u do that arrick?  i am new to this, but determined to figure it out
[05:12] <carbo> amphi: yeah but it still doesn't mount
[05:12] <munzir> Hi, I want to set my DocumentRoot to /var/www/html where this html is a symlink to another directory, can I?
[05:12] <zezu> might just be AC3 audio that needs a codec that isn't installed but i dont know why it doesn't say anything
[05:12] <arrick> rmlightning, hang on
[05:13] <arrick> !users
[05:13] <ubotu> Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, arrick
[05:13] <arrick> !user
[05:13] <ic56> carbo: the error is innocuous.  Are you sure the drive doesn't get mounted?
[05:13] <ubotu> arrick: parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:13] <zezu> anyways i'm back to wintendo for a while, got work to do, cya
[05:13] <arrick> !groups
[05:13] <ubotu> Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, arrick
[05:13] <arrick> _jason, where is the wiki on setting up users and stuff?
[05:13] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: what module[s]  are you using?
[05:13] <carbo> ic56: yeah. I have the disk mounter applet in my panel and it used to work fine for both audio and data CDs.. now it keeps throwing me this error
[05:13] <Cloud_tm_> what do you mean?
[05:13] <_jason> arrick: not sure about the wiki.  Easiest way imo is 'sudo adduser foo'
[05:13] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: this is a laptop?
[05:13] <Cloud_tm_> No
[05:14] <Cloud_tm_> Desktop
[05:14] <nickrud> arrick, there's no reall good wiki page on users yet
[05:14] <arrick> ok thanks,
[05:14] <Cloud_tm_> Im trying thins froma Live CD
[05:14] <_jason> arrick: you can use the gui to with system > administration > users and groups
[05:14] <arrick> I've seen what I need, rmlightning I'll be back in a bit, gotta find it
[05:14] <Cloud_tm_> testting them out first
[05:14] <forkmantis> Hello all
[05:14] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: that may well not have a suitable driver
[05:14] <forkmantis> I've recently installed and started using wpa_supplicant
[05:14] <arrick> _jason, trying to help out rmlightning with CUPS setup, so he can access from a xp machine
[05:14] <Cloud_tm_> Whats not a suitable driver?
[05:15] <rmlightning> thnax so much arrick
[05:15] <forkmantis> prior to that, I was using samba so that my wife and I could copy files to and from my PC
[05:15] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: IIRC the ltmodem driver works with [some]  agere winmodems
[05:15] <forkmantis> and I would ssh in to my PC from my laptop
[05:15] <Cloud_tm_> itmodem you say?
[05:15] <forkmantis> after installing wpa_supplicant, I can no longer ping or ssh into my pc.
[05:15] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: ltmodem (that's a lowercase 'L')
[05:15] <Cloud_tm_> ill look for it
[05:16] <Cloud_tm_> ooops
[05:16] <Cloud_tm_> thanks >_>
[05:16] <forkmantis> I am, however, able to ssh into my PC from work
[05:16] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: winmodems are a bastard - for a desktop you might as well just get a real modem
[05:16] <MaveRiCk_StH> how do I find if there are any broken packages on my system
[05:16] <alex_> Does anyone know why i can't playback movies properly? audio doesn't play.. i downloaded the w32 codecs
[05:17] <z> what is the movie source ?
[05:17] <z> what player are you using ?
[05:17] <vader> alex_, what are you using?
[05:17] <forkmantis> alex_: I'm pretty sure I remember reading a howto on getting sound to work properly in Ubuntu after installation
[05:17] <forkmantis> it was in the wiki under "post installation"
[05:17] <z> is sound broken period ?
[05:17] <me2win> OMG!!! Ponies!
[05:18] <z> ?
[05:18] <alex_> vader i'm using xine
[05:18] <mrmudd> I have an external drive that is plugged in and powered on but Ubuntu cannot see it. Any ideas on how to find and mount this drive?
[05:18] <amphi> mrmudd: usb?
[05:18] <McPants> Ok this is a stupid question but how do I find the terminal command once I install something?
[05:18] <z> anyone here get postgresql 8.0 working with breezy ?
[05:18] <vader> not my cup of tea alex_ I use Mplayer
[05:18] <alex_> sound works, i can listen to mp3s in xmms
[05:18] <alex_> Mplayer is better?
[05:18] <arrick> forkmantis, does your card support the wpa_supplicant?
[05:19] <nomasteryoda> howdy people
[05:19] <nomasteryoda> root?
[05:19] <forkmantis> arrick: not sure...
[05:19] <nomasteryoda> that's a bad nick
[05:19] <vader> don't know alex_ I had a programmer showit to me a year or so ago and I use it
[05:19] <forkmantis> arrick: is there an easy way to find out?
[05:19] <Cloud_tm_> whats a good Ltmodem driver?
[05:19] <Cloud_tm_> where?
[05:19] <arrick> rmlightning, use this guide http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/system_administration_books/ubuntu_starter_guide/ch06.html
[05:20] <McPants> anyone? why the heck are the commands different than the synaptic package names??
[05:20] <nomasteryoda> anyone know why USB to USB copy would be running at USB 1.1 speeds and it's USB2 cables and drives and PC Card
[05:20] <orbin> mrmudd: does it show up when you type: sudo fdisk -l ?
[05:20] <arrick> forkmantis, is your card wireless on your laptop?
[05:20] <z> alex_: try vlc
[05:20] <rmlightning> arrick, thanx.  i am there now
[05:20] <forkmantis> arrick: the wireless card is on a PC
[05:20] <mrmudd> arrick: Hold on, I'll check.
[05:20] <carbo> McPants: what programs in particular?
[05:20] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: google will know
[05:20] <tuxkeren> howdy, nany body can help me to play dvd on my ubuntu desktop. what must I do to get my ubuntu can play dvd and mp3?
[05:20] <McPants> xmame
[05:20] <arrick> nomasteryoda, is your internal usb 1.1?
[05:20] <arrick> or 2.0?
[05:21] <McPants> xmame1.04
[05:21] <Cloud_tm_> sigh
[05:21] <amphi> tuxkeren: mplayer and libdvdcss
[05:21] <Xnos> hi... i recently installed the intel pro wireless on my inspiron 6400, but every time i bootup, i need to load the module, can be this automatically at startup
[05:21] <nomasteryoda> arrick, the pcmcia card is usb2
[05:21] <Cloud_tm_> I suppose so
[05:21] <nomasteryoda> and that is what i'm using
[05:21] <orbin> ubotu: tell tuxkeren about restricted
[05:21] <McPants> synaptic says xmame-sdl now I have to guess the new command...
[05:21] <amphi> tuxkeren: and libdvdread perhaps
[05:21] <arrick> forkmantis, your wireless probably isnt configured for the wpa
[05:21] <mrmudd> No. Only an old 60GB NTFS volume and the primary SATA drive upon whcih Ubuntu is installed.
[05:21] <forkmantis> arrick: I bought a card with the Atheros AR5212 chipset
[05:21] <Cloud_tm_> whats a .deb file?
[05:21] <nomasteryoda> arrick, it reports a finish time of over 3 hours
[05:21] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: a debian package file
[05:22] <nomasteryoda> for 110GB file copy process
[05:22] <tuxkeren> amphi: can you give me that repository....
[05:22] <forkmantis> arrick: by "my wireless probably isn't configured for wpa" do you mean my wireless on my pc, on the router, or on our laptops?
[05:22] <carbo> McPants: isn't there a shortcut in your menu after installing?
[05:22] <Cloud_tm_> will debian work in ubuntu?
[05:22] <McPants> is there a way to find all the commands installed on your system?
[05:22] <forkmantis> I am successfully connecting to the internet via the WLAN from all three machines in the house
[05:22] <forkmantis> and the two laptops can talk to each other
[05:22] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, no, not dependably
[05:22] <orbin> Xnos: add it to /etc/modules ?
[05:22] <forkmantis> but neither laptop can see the PC (that I'm typing on right now) from inside the WLAN
[05:22] <McPants> no, it's not a gnome app, just a standard command
[05:22] <Cloud_tm_> crud
[05:22] <arrick> forkmantis,  are you direct connecting to the two machines?
[05:22] <carbo> McPants: there is tab-completion in the terminal.. meaning you type "xma", press tab, and it might fill up the rest for you
[05:23] <tuxkeren> I know that restricted. but have nice os but can't play dvd is not enaugh.
[05:23] <forkmantis> arrick: I've tried pinging and ssh-ing by ip
[05:23] <forkmantis> from the laptops to the pc
[05:23] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, just about everything that's available in debian is in ubuntu, they sync with debian before a release
[05:23] <Cloud_tm_> ubuntu-ltmodem-2.6.10-5-386_8.31a13_i386.deb, and how to install
[05:23] <Cloud_tm_> im hoping that will work
[05:23] <mahangu> forkmantis: do a netstat -r on the pc?
[05:23] <amphi> !tell tuxkeren about mplayer
[05:24] <McPants> carbo: nope, i'm guessing it's some different cryptic command
[05:24] <forkmantis> mahangu: just did that... what am I looking for?
[05:24] <healot> "sudo dpkg -i <filename>", Cloud_tm
[05:24] <nickrud> Cloud_tm, that probably won't work, it's for the wrong kernel: 2.6.10-5 , breezy has 2.6.12
[05:24] <z> how do I update the locate database
[05:24] <carbo> McPants: how about just 'mame', or isn't there a shortcut in your menu?
[05:24] <orbin> tuxkeren: i made ubotu send you a wiki page
[05:24] <mahangu> forkmantis: what is your gateway set to? what is your local ip
[05:24] <mahangu> forkmantis: is your router/hub allocating IPs on DHCP? or is it static?
[05:25] <orbin> tuxkeren: it can play dvd, it just can't ship w/ support for legal reasons
[05:25] <forkmantis> mahangu: the laptops are on DHCP
[05:25] <McPants> carbo: there is no shortcut, it has to be run from a command line, and i've tried mame, and a lot of things
[05:25] <forkmantis> and the pc is getting a static IP
[05:25] <amphi> McPants: ls /sbin /usr/sbin /bin /usr/bin ;)
[05:25] <ic56> McPants: to find all commands on your system, do this:
[05:25] <forkmantis> I don't see my local ip in netstat -r
[05:25] <rmlightning> arrick, still a bit confused.  i already have a username set.  do i just need to create a group for my printer and allow my username to be used for it?
[05:25] <Cloud_tm_> Make a note to include the following to Ubuntu users. The kernel-version may have to be different sometimes, but the pattern will be the same.
[05:25] <Sven_vB> hi :)
[05:25] <forkmantis> but my default destination is showing the correct gateway
[05:25] <healot> carbo, its "xmame"
[05:25] <arrick> yep
[05:26] <robert__> Can somebody help me
[05:26] <ic56> McPants: for j in `echo $PATH |tr : ' '`; do ls $j; done
[05:26] <amphi> robert__: who knows?
[05:26] <mahangu> !ask
[05:26] <arrick> robert__ just ask your question
[05:26] <robert__> Uh
[05:26] <arrick> !justask
[05:26] <ubotu> Ask your question and we'll try to answer it.
[05:26] <nickrud> !helpme
[05:26] <ubotu> If you do not actually ask a question, we can not actually help you.
[05:26] <mahangu> arrick: that's the one
[05:26] <robert__> when i run ./congfigure
[05:26] <nickrud> welcome, robert__  :)
[05:26] <forkmantis> mahangu: network troubleshooting is kind of new to me, so I'm not sure about commands like netstat and such
[05:26] <robert__> the log says i need an acceptable c compiler
[05:26] <Sven_vB> i have 2 soundcards and no sound so far. i think ubuntu uses the first SC, which is broken :( how do i configure which one to use?
[05:26] <mahangu> forkmantis: want to come in #ubuntu-offtopic, so we dont flood this channel? I can help for a while, so let's do this.
[05:26] <nickrud> robert__, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:26] <robert__> anyone shed some light on this?
[05:27] <arrick> orbin can help with that
[05:27] <amphi> robert__: apt-get install build-essential
[05:27] <ic56> McPants: if you're just trying to find out the name of the executable contained in a package, locate the package in apt-get's cache and run dpkg -L on it.
[05:27] <arrick> or amphi
[05:27] <forkmantis> I'll meet you there, mahangu
[05:27] <forkmantis> thx
[05:27] <arrick> hehe
[05:27] <silvaran> robert__: start with sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:27] <vader> amphi, ty I could not remember that one
[05:27] <rmlightning> arrick: can i name the group anything i want?  such as printer?
[05:27] <amphi> vader: ?
[05:27] <XYZzzzz> hi, i am a newly ubuntu convert
[05:27] <vader> build-essential
[05:27] <arrick> hang on, let me look at mine
[05:27] <amphi> vader: ah
[05:28] <arrick> cups has a group you haev to add your name to
[05:28] <amphi> XYZzzzz: your halo burns brightly ;)
[05:28] <arrick> Installet36 you onw here?
[05:28] <healot> rmlightning, the group "printer" does exists by ubuntu default install
[05:28] <arrick> installer36
[05:28] <robert__> thanks
[05:28] <amphi> McPants: try ls /sbin /usr/sbin /bin /usr/bin | wc -l to see how many there are
[05:30] <nickrud> healot, I think you mean lpadmin?
[05:30] <rmlightning> healot, i don't see it listed under my groups :(
[05:30] <McPants> there's a lot but that doesn't tell me what it is
[05:30] <IamEthos> hey
[05:30] <Cloud_tm_> How do you oficaaly pronounce "Ubuntu"
[05:31] <ic56> McPants: if you're just trying to find out the name of the executable contained in a package, locate the package in apt-get's cache and run dpkg -L on it.
[05:31] <IamEthos> Partition Magic is insisting that my Fat32 drive is Linux Ext2
[05:31] <rmlightning> i see lpadmin...can i just modify that group to have me as the user??
[05:31] <robert__> where do i get zlib
[05:31] <healot> oo boon too :)
[05:31] <pierre_> lol
[05:31] <Cloud_tm_> really
[05:31] <mahangu> Cloud_tm_: Oo boon too
[05:31] <nickrud> rmlightning, type groups in a terminal, it'll tell you the groups you belong to
[05:31] <silvaran> IamEthos: Do an fdisk or cfdisk and change the partition type.
[05:31] <McPants> ic56: where would the package be?
[05:31] <Cloud_tm_> or is just how you pronounce that>
[05:31] <mahangu> oh sorry, didn't see you healot
[05:31] <nickrud> rmlightning, if you're not in lpadmin,  sudo adduser <you> lpadmin
[05:31] <Cloud_tm_> never mind
[05:31] <Cloud_tm_> thanks guys
[05:31] <IamEthos> slvaran: does that involve formatting?
[05:32] <IamEthos> well
[05:32] <IamEthos> obviously it does
[05:32] <silvaran> IamEthos: Nope, but it does involve making changes to the partition table...
[05:32] <IamEthos> oh
[05:32] <silvaran> IamEthos: Backup if you can :(
[05:32] <IamEthos> because Windows is recognizing it as Fat32
[05:32] <robert__> where can i get zlib
[05:32] <IamEthos> Linux is recognizing it as Fat32
[05:32] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: 'ubuntu' rhymes with 'pteranodon'
[05:32] <arrick> hey anyone using cups, what is the default group for cups?
[05:32] <nickrud> rmlightning, a good rule of thumb: don't edit /etc/passwd or /etc/group directly
[05:32] <IamEthos> but PM sees it as Ext2
[05:32] <ic56> McPants: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[05:32] <healot> I mean by default, the first user you created is in "lpadmin" and "admin"
[05:32] <Cloud_tm_> wow
[05:33] <healot> IamEthos, version 7?
[05:33] <Cloud_tm_> thats a first; one of you pros acutally has a since of humor
[05:33] <Cloud_tm_> no offense ^_^
[05:33] <ic56> !tell robert__ about build
[05:33] <healot> version 8 should perceive ext3 as ext3
[05:33] <arrick> rmlightning, nickrud you can add yourself to the lpadmin, I've been trying to reember the name of the group but thats it
[05:33] <IamEthos> Healot: version 8
[05:33] <arrick> but you can do this through the gui as well
[05:33] <IamEthos> but it's a Fat32 drive
[05:33] <rmlightning> nickrud, i am in lpadmin, but in localhost:631 it won't accept my username and password
[05:33] <robert__> i ran build essensial already
[05:34] <IamEthos> I formatted it as Fat32 in linux
[05:34] <robert__> anything else?
[05:34] <IamEthos> it's showing as Ext2
[05:34] <orbin> robert__: use an apt tool and search for it?
[05:34] <nickrud> rmlightning, do this:    sudo adduser cupsys shadow && sudo invoke-rc.d cupsys restart
[05:34] <nickrud> rmlightning, it's not obvious, but necessary to use localhost:631.  After you do that, log in with your regular username & password
[05:34] <healot> IamEthos, try to format a partition in PM (in Windows), try ext3... it SHOULD shows an ext3 partition
[05:35] <Sven_vB> how do i tell ubuntu to use my secondary soundcard instead of the primary (broken) one?
[05:35] <orbin> robert__: look for the one with -dev in it if you're compiling
[05:35] <IamEthos> Healot: I don't want ext3
[05:35] <IamEthos> I want Fat32
[05:35] <vader> Sven_vB, right click on the sound Icon and choose properties, then choose the correct one
[05:36] <Sven_vB> vader: thx
[05:36] <vader> yw Sven_vB
[05:36] <healot> oh, so just select "fat32" then
[05:36] <arrick> nickrud, the localhost:631 will not allow a user in unless added to the lpadmin group
[05:36] <Sven_vB> vader: do you mean the speaker next to the clock?
[05:36] <amphi> IamEthos: mkfs -t vfat /dev/whatever
[05:36] <vader> Sven_vB, yes
[05:36] <Sven_vB> k
[05:36] <healot> IamEthos, may you didn't have the right to write to partition while in Linux?
[05:36] <Cloud_tm_> well, wish me luck guys
[05:36] <Cloud_tm_> gonna go try to get internet working
[05:37] <cerebrix> so umm. forum mods and dev type people.  please tell me we have an april 1 prank ready and waiting for ubuntu.com
[05:37] <nickrud> arrick, true, but also ubuntu disabled logging into :631 at all; what I gave above re-enables it
[05:37] <vader> luck Cloud_tm_
[05:37] <Cloud_tm_> spanks
[05:37] <Cloud_tm_> Kthnaksbai
[05:37] <healot> btw IamEthos, do you know that PM v8 can browser among ext3 filesystems?
[05:37] <amphi> Cloud_tm_: you'll need more than luck
[05:37] <Madpilot> cerebrix, hmm... :P
[05:37] <IamEthos> yeah, but I prefer Fat32 in this case
[05:37] <healot> cerebrix, unless you don't want to be fooled, maybe we can setup something for you?
[05:37] <McPants> grr, i dont see the .deb in the cache after installing, but it shows up as installed in sypantic
[05:37] <cerebrix> its april first, best 24 hours all year on the net
[05:37] <IamEthos> the drive isn't for linux
[05:38] <cerebrix> you guys see what slashdot did already?
[05:38] <IamEthos> just for storage between Windows and Linux
[05:38] <cerebrix> im still crying
[05:38] <cerebrix> lol
[05:38] <cerebrix> i just think it would be cool if we announced something in the spirit of april 1 thats all.  god i love a good prank
[05:39] <healot> I am not the original prankster :)
[05:39] <rmlightning> got it nickrud... thanx tons.  i will try to setup my xp system again now
[05:39] <mahangu> best cli mail client?
[05:39] <mahangu> pop3
[05:39] <arrick> oh ok
[05:39] <nickrud> arrick, just another quirk here :)
[05:39] <arrick> thanks nickrud I didnt catch that, can you pm the same info so i can save it please, I get this qquestion a lot
[05:40] <amphi> mahangu: mutt
[05:40] <nickrud> arrick, sudo adduser cupsys shadow && sudo invoke-rc.d cupsys restart
[05:40] <healot> mutt :)
[05:40] <amphi> mahangu: fetchmail can do pop3 for you
[05:40] <healot> but I do prefer "pine" even though it is no longer "free"
[05:41] <mahangu> amphi: what is more usable?
[05:41] <amphi> I used pine for a while, before mutt - I can't say I miss pine
[05:41] <tonyyarusso> cerebrix: Check your pm for a simple but very confusing prank.
[05:41] <amphi> mahangu: I'd say pine was easier to learn, but mutt is easier to use
[05:42] <amphi> healot: was pine ever free?
[05:42] <nickrud> I learned mutt on LFS, because I had nothing but a console. Jeff, thank you for garnome :)
[05:42] <Viking667> Define "free"
[05:42] <healot> it was "free" :)
[05:43] <death_> !nvidia
[05:43] <ubotu> rumour has it, nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[05:43] <amphi> healot: oh, I thought it was always under some wierd license
[05:43] <smee56> what is better gentoo or ubuntu
[05:43] <amphi> mahangu: but pine includes pico, which is a Bad Thing
[05:43] <zimmz> ooboobootoo!
[05:44] <amphi> smee56: yes
[05:44] <troyb1> aphi i h have downloaded pine just to get pico =P
[05:44] <mahangu> amphi: so nano is a bad thing?
[05:44] <vader> I have never been able to compile Gentoo, Ubuntu is more of a Cooooooooooooooool thing
[05:44] <nickrud> nano is 'free'
[05:44] <amphi> troyb1: dear me ;)
[05:44] <user_> Hello.
[05:44] <rmlightning> nickrud: in xp, when i click on connect to a printer on the internet and put in 'localhost:631/printers/psc-1510' it says that windows can not connect to the printer...it never gives me a chance to put in a username or password
[05:44] <TimM> I always install nano so I don't have to install pine for pico.
[05:44] <user_> I'm having trouble getting QEmu to work.
[05:44] <amphi> mahangu: yes - definitely for emergencies only
[05:44] <troyb1> amphi but i dont use gento soo :(
[05:44] <amphi> troyb1: nor I
[05:45] <nickrud> rmlightning, you have to use the exact name that ubuntu used for the printer, if I remember correctly.
[05:45] <racter> this question may not be specifically related to this channel - but i'm using ubuntu and trying to find a program for downloading websites for offline browsing; any reccommendations?
[05:45] <amphi> user_: could you be more vague? ;)
[05:45] <user_> amphi: Ha! Probably not.
[05:45] <troyb1> i use a highly locked down version CentOS with a customized Grsec kernel :|
[05:45] <nickrud> rmlightning, I've never done it personally, just kinda watched & helped someone work his way through it months ago.
[05:45] <troyb1> all i know is my security logs get fairly large :|
[05:45] <user_> amphi: Well, I downloaded it. However, it won't even open.
[05:45] <amphi> user_: open?
[05:46] <nickrud> rmlightning, by the way, I'd throw that 1510 into a garbage bin somewhere, if I could I'd do it to mine :)
[05:46] <robert__> !tell robert__ about zlib
[05:46] <death_> !nvidia
[05:46] <ubotu> hmm... nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[05:46] <user_> amphi: Or run, load, execute...
[05:46] <amphi> user_: what error are you getting?
[05:46] <orbin> racter: wget?
[05:46] <Vash> death_: !ati
[05:46] <racter> orbin: is there an option with wget to recursively linked pages on the same host?
[05:46] <user_> amphi: none, sir. It just will not execute.
[05:46] <troyb1> [tabmeister@phreak ~] $ ls /
[05:46] <troyb1> ls: /: Permission denied
[05:46] <troyb1> errr woops :|
[05:46] <user_> amphi: not even a console opens.
[05:47] <tuxkeren> Ok thanks a lot on your help.
[05:47] <rmlightning> nickrud, in ubuntu my printer says PSC-1510...that is what i typed into xp
[05:47] <amphi> user_: are you just clicking on something?
[05:47] <user_> amphi: Keep in mind.  Then, I tried some of the example that come with it.
[05:47] <ic56> racter: wget -r
[05:47] <user_> amphi: I alos used QEmu for Windows.
[05:48] <racter> ic56: thx!
[05:48] <amphi> user_: run it in an xterm
[05:48] <nickrud> rmlightning, yes, unfortunately. I had to buy one 'right now' and that's what I got. and i think CAPS matter in this case
[05:48] <troyb1> something tells me my permissions are too tight :|
[05:48] <amphi> user_: with appropriate arguments (disk/cd device, boot device)
[05:48] <user_> amphi: Here is a perfect example. I have no idea what xterm means. ;)
[05:48] <amphi> user_: a terminal
[05:48] <racter> wget -r works great!
[05:48] <user_> amphi: Ahhh...
[05:49] <rmlightning> nickrud.  i was in the same boat.  my epson went dead without notice and was in a hurry to get another one.  i have it typed in with caps in xp...still no luck :(
[05:49] <amphi> troyb1: can't be too careful these days ;)
[05:50] <mahangu> how do i configure mutt? i cant find a config screen? i mean set servers etc
[05:50] <nickrud> rmlightning, I have never networked a printer with xp, so I really have no useful advice
[05:50] <healot> rmlightning, if you're in breezy, check out the bug about printing in ubuntu's launchpad
[05:50] <McPants> how do you do search afile in xfce? or what is the terminal command?'
[05:50] <amphi> mahangu: I use fetchmail to get mail from pop and imap servers
[05:50] <ic56> mahangu: use fetchmail to download from gmail via pop3 into your /var/spool/mail then use /usr/bin/mail (aka mailx) to read the messages from the spool.  This is a two step process and you may find it cumbersome.  other MUAs (Mail User Agents) can use POP3 directly.  I use MH.  It's very powerful but also hard to learn.
[05:50] <user_> amphi: It returned - "bash: exec: qemu: not found
[05:50] <user_> "
[05:50] <_jason> McPants: locate file
[05:51] <rmlightning> healot.  what is the addy?
[05:51] <user_> amphi: however, I used "ls" and qemu is there.
[05:51] <amphi> user_: where?
[05:51] <user_> amphi: In the directory i am in.
[05:51] <healot> you want the specific bugs page, or jsut the launchpad?
[05:51] <_jason> McPants: or find, or whereis.  If the database hasn't been updated since the file was created you may have to run 'sudo updatedb' for the locate command to find it
[05:51] <cjones> how to i pu;; u0p- terminal ?
[05:51] <amphi> mahangu: you can find a sample config in /usr/share/doc/mutt/examples/sample.muttrc.gz - you can cp that to ~/.muttrc and tweak it to your desire
[05:51] <healot> https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/ >> Ubuntu's launchpad
[05:52] <cjones> how to i pull up terminal ?
[05:52] <amphi> user_: try ./qemu
[05:52] <user_> amphi: I just installed Ubuntu minutes ago. So, I could not have messed it up already.
[05:52] <user_> amphi: yes.
[05:52] <_jason> cjones: applications > accessories > terminal
[05:52] <rmlightning> i am checking it out
[05:52] <cjones> thanks
[05:52] <user_> amphi: that worked.
[05:53] <amphi> user_: why aren't you using the packaged version of qemu?
[05:53] <mahangu> ic56: where would my fetchmail config be?
[05:53] <user_> amphi: however, how can I just run it with the mouse?
[05:53] <orbin> cjones: heh, one of the worst typos i've seen
[05:53] <user_> amphi: I don't know how, sir.
[05:53] <amphi> mahangu: ~/.fetchmailrc\
[05:53] <rmlightning> thank you everyone.  i am going to have to give up on this tonight and get to it again tomorrow.  the wife is gonna kill me :P
[05:53] <Xnos> hi... somebody have a linksys wireless router 802.11b
[05:53] <amphi> user_: sudo apt-get install qemu
[05:53] <healot> rmlightning, bug no 32343, "printer Epson Stylus DX4850 does not work properly" >> It may happen to other Epson printers too
[05:54] <cjones> how do i install firefox or update the old one ?
[05:54] <amphi> user_: however, if you want the kernel module you may have to compile it yourself - the kernel module makes emulating x86 on x86 _much_ faster
[05:54] <user_> amphi: it said "E: couldnt find package"
[05:54] <arrick> !firefox
[05:54] <amphi> user_: really? I'm on debian ATM
[05:54] <amphi> user_: did you build it from src?
[05:54] <nickrud> !tell cjones about ff1.5
[05:54] <user_> amphi: No.
[05:54] <gboutwel1> I can't get an Aztec 2320 card to work.. It seems to be detected, but it doesn't load the modules and I can't manually load them and I have no sound
[05:54] <cjones> ffl.5
[05:54] <healot> user_, did you expand your repos?
[05:54] <nickrud> cjones, that msg from ubotu has a working page
[05:55] <navyn> hey guys, i just installed breezy, and everything went great my I don't have a cdrom entry in fstab?  My cd drive works just fine
[05:55] <cjones> ?
[05:55] <user_> amphi: No, Sir. I no I could.
[05:55] <Vash> healot: how do you do that?  I'm having similar problems to user_'s
[05:55] <amphi> user_: huh?
[05:55] <cjones> whats ffl.5
[05:55] <rmlightning> oh, healot.  i no longer have an epson.  it died on me be4 i got ubuntu and i got an hp psc-1510 in a big hurry :)
[05:55] <user_> amphic: I didn't know I could with that site.
[05:55] <lnxbob> whats the tool to use to configure/look at pcmcia cards?
[05:55] <nickrud> cjones, firefox 1.5; there's a bot on this channel that gives us some shortcuts
[05:55] <healot> rmlightning, there is a bug list for some HP printers too :)
[05:55] <cjones> thanks
[05:55] <Manderson> Anyone have any idea why my intel 2200 wireless card sometimes loses link while transfering data? it goes down then comes back up again a few seconds later. Kind of irritating.
[05:56] <amphi> user_: what do you mean?
[05:56] <healot> on its hplip driver
[05:56] <gboutwel1> it seems to need isapnp module, that doesn't seem to be there.
[05:56] <healot> !repos
[05:56] <ubotu> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
[05:56] <amphi> Manderson: firmware resets?
[05:56] <user_> amphi: I thought a site had to be prepare to be accessed in such a manner by Linux.
[05:56] <healot> Vash, user take a look at the bot's notice
[05:56] <user_> amphi: Do you know what I mean?
[05:56] <amphi> Manderson: if so, I believe loading the module with hwcrypto=0 may help
[05:56] <rmlightning> that figures.  i will check it out
[05:56] <amphi> user_: it is true that I do not
[05:57] <user_> amphi: That was deep. ;)
[05:57] <Manderson> what config file does that go in?
[05:57] <cjones> ok now does anybody know how to access a ntfs network harddrive?
[05:57] <navyn> how can i tell what device my install thinks my cdrom is?
[05:57] <amphi> Manderson: /etc/modprobe.d/ipw220 I believe
[05:57] <healot> cjones, via samba
[05:57] <healot> !samba
[05:57] <ubotu> samba is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SettingUpSamba or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[05:58] <Manderson> Thanks...I'll try it.
[05:58] <cjones> whats samba i am a real newb
[05:58] <iGotNoTime> what command do I use to see all my drives? I have hard drives that are unmounted and need to mount them
[05:58] <alex_> im getting this error - "E: Package mplayer-386 has no installation candidate"
[05:58] <WiFi_Warri0r> how do u check ur memo's on irc?
[05:58] <amphi> Manderson: options hwcrypto=0 in that file I think
[05:58] <user_> amphi: how would I go set a repository for QEmu?
[05:58] <ic56> !tell cjones about firefox1.5
[05:58] <aciidboot3r> Hi. I'm just wondering something here. I've just installed azureus here(i'm running amd64 breezy), but it's a kinda "heavy" way to start the program: "cd /home/..../azureus/" then "./azureus". So I tried creating my first ever shell to do the job. I installed Ubuntu yesterday, so I'm a bit noobish. Anyway. I found out that I had to start the shell with #!/etc/sh and then insert my commands. The problem is that it isn't working. It won
[05:58] <aciidboot3r> t run, it just opens up in gedit.
[05:58] <amphi> Manderson: you could search the mailing list archive - this is a known issue
[05:58] <amphi> !repos
[05:58] <ubotu> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
[05:59] <WiFi_Warri0r> how do u check ur memo's on irc?
[05:59] <amphi> user_: ^^
[05:59] <Manderson> Thanks amphi!
[05:59] <amphi> WiFi_Warri0r: /msg memoserv help
[05:59] <iGotNoTime> aciidboot3r, have you run ./start azureus from terminal?
[05:59] <healot> aciidboot3r, you need to "chmod u+x" it, to make it executable
[06:00] <user_> amphi: what does "^^" mean? Ha!
[06:00] <amphi> Manderson: although I haven't had that problem myself
[06:00] <aciidboot3r> Ok. Thanks
[06:00] <aciidboot3r> I'll try that
[06:00] <amphi> user_: means see a line above
[06:00] <chris> Does Any Know If Samba Is The Best Choice Of Network, With Linux :) Have 1 Other Computer With  Windows
[06:00] <K-Zodron> Hey guys, I suddenly got a this prob when messing with libsdl libs: After 5-10mins computer usage, the filesystem turns into "Read only" and I can't start any new programs or run commands o.O What could be the problem? :/
[06:00] <amphi> !tell user about repos
[06:00] <arrick> !tell user_ about repos
[06:00] <healot> by default, the script are plain text file, no "x" mode is added to it
[06:00] <amphi> chris: for sharing files with windows, yeah
[06:01] <user_> arrick: I am aware of repos.
[06:01] <arrick> ok
[06:01] <user_> arrick: I just don't know QEmu's
[06:01] <arrick> sorry
[06:01] <user_> arrick: it is me "guest" ;)
[06:01] <arrick> did you google?
[06:01] <arrick> oh ok
[06:01] <chris> amphi How Do I Set It Up? WIth Ubuntu?
[06:01] <orbin> K-Zodron: what do you mean by messing?  and what errors do you get?
[06:01] <user_> arrick: how are you, sir?
[06:01] <healot> !samba
[06:01] <ubotu> I heard samba is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SettingUpSamba or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[06:01] <amphi> user_: just build it from source and get kqemu speedy goodness ;)
[06:01] <chris> !samba
[06:01] <arrick> fine
[06:01] <chris> Thanks Everyone
[06:01] <arrick> tired
[06:01] <chris> :)
[06:02] <amphi> user_: assuming you're emulating x86 on x86, of course
[06:02] <alex_> !easysource
[06:02] <ubotu> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
[06:02] <user_> amphi: yes.
[06:02] <chris> ;) amphi is it hard?
[06:02] <K-Zodron> orbin: When I start a program I get this "Starting bla..." then it dissapears, when I try to run a command: "Sudo error: Read-only filesystem" or smth like that, by messing I mean I installed :p
[06:02] <user_> arrick: have you installed QEmu?
[06:02] <amphi> chris: the using samba book is online at openbooks.oreilly.com, for your delectation
[06:02] <healot> emulation 16bit x86 program on a x86_64?
[06:02] <arrick> nope
[06:02] <chris> ok thanks
[06:03] <chris> :) byebye everyone thanks
[06:03] <navyn> why wouldn't my cdrom show up in fstab?
[06:03] <amphi> healot: heh - I've booted freedos under qemu
[06:03] <healot> Samba was a two day course for me... yes I took two days (not the whole two days) to perfect my Samba
[06:03] <amphi> healot: but not on x86_64
[06:04] <healot> I have no desire for DOSes since I have GNU/Linux
[06:04] <arrick> healot, took me about 4 hours
[06:04] <healot> good for you...
[06:04] <healot> because during that two days, I watched a lot for traffic :)
[06:05] <arrick> so did I I just happened to find the right time at the right place
[06:05] <arrick> this place walked me through it
[06:05] <user_> ubotu: I heard
[06:05] <ubotu> Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, user_
[06:06] <user_> ubotu: It must be my window.
[06:06] <ubotu> user_: NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:06] <user_> ubotu: I heard!
[06:06] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, user_
[06:06] <Madpilot> user_, ubotu is a bot
[06:06] <user_> can everyone hear me!!!
[06:06] <Tarantulafudge> lol
[06:06] <healot> anyway anyone tried the 2.6.16 kernel yet?
[06:06] <user_> Why isn't UBOTU hearing me?!!
[06:06] <user_> ME NO COMPUTER DEATH!!
[06:06] <user_> ME CAN READ!
[06:06] <Tarantulafudge> healot: I'm about to
[06:06] <orbin> heh
[06:07] <arrick> user_ ubotu is a bot
[06:07] <nala> Can someone help me with flash problems?
[06:07] <Madpilot> user_, stop it, thanks...
[06:07] <user_> arrick: What do you mean?
[06:07] <healot> Should I move the softkey.c to the drivers/video before compiling, because when my default Grub menu list has "splash" option, it just output error
[06:07] <amphi> user_: have you passed the Turing test?
[06:07] <Madpilot> user_, ubotu is a fancy script running thru an IRC client
[06:07] <nala> I get sound on some flash animations but not others. I tried the fixes I found in the nonfree formats wiki, but that has only partially solved the problem.
[06:08] <Madpilot> !tell user_ about ubotu
[06:08] <arrick> user_ ubotu is a robot designed to help out people
[06:08] <user_> Ha! Ha! He was driving me crazy!!
[06:08] <Tarantulafudge> !tell Tarantulafudge about ubotu
[06:08] <worthawholebean> Is Mactel support ready yet?
[06:08] <poningru> worthawholebean: its pretty easy except for the booting part ;)
[06:08] <worthawholebean> yeah, about that...
[06:09] <Tarantulafudge> so can ubuntu make breakfast for me yet?
[06:09] <XYZzzzz> my totem player wont play
[06:09] <XYZzzzz> can anybody help
[06:09] <lnxbob> can someone recommend a good c++ editor/ide with auto-completion?
[06:09] <BlueHeron> Tarantulafudge: you could build a device that starts off by the cd-rom drive ejecting, and set a job to do it at 6:00AM :-)
[06:09] <Sven_vB> :D! ubuntu roxx :) it's the first unix i have seen that cares about usability :))
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> XYZzzzz,   go into a little more details.
[06:09] <worthawholebean> Tarantulafudge: a derivative called "eggbuntu" can.
[06:09] <healot> nala, is it Flash version 8 movie that you're trying to play with the Flash 7 plugin?
[06:09] <racter> lnxbob: i am really liking kate lately, but you might also try jext
[06:09] <orbin> Tarantulafudge: well, it can help you make a cup of tea (teatime)
[06:09] <lnxbob> ++Sven_vB's comment
[06:09] <amphi> lnxbob: autocompletion of what?
[06:09] <healot> then you'll run into some problems
[06:10] <Tarantulafudge> worthawholebean: lol
[06:10] <lnxbob> thx racter
[06:10] <nala> healot: I'm not really sure. x.X;;;
[06:10] <lnxbob> amphi: object methods, globals, variables, functions, etc.
[06:10] <Steven_M> hi all
[06:10] <nala> healot: this is an example of an animation that won't play sound in Ubuntu. http://www.joshspaulding.com/zelda.html
[06:10] <racter> lnxbob: or emacs ;)
[06:10] <amphi> lnxbob: 'globals'? *gasp*
[06:11] <amphi> lnxbob: I'd imagine such completion would become irritating fast, but that;s just me
[06:11] <lnxbob> hehe, no thx. <snobby>i'm used to visual studio doing everything for me :)</snobby>
[06:11] <healot> nala, just to ensure... Macromedia only supplies the support for Flash 7 movies...
[06:12] <racter> amphi: it's usually optional by keystrokes (ie hit enter/tab to complete or just ignore it)
[06:12] <Tarantulafudge> does anyone know if the nubuntu thing is an april fools joke?
[06:12] <nala> healot: so, basically I'm s.o.l.?
[06:12] <healot> nala, try to use internet explorer's or Windows' Firefox Flash 8 plugin just to make sure?
[06:12] <nala> healot: it works in Windows.
[06:12] <healot> nala, yes
[06:12] <amphi> racter: uhuh
[06:12] <healot> it should, nala, then I am sure it's the new Flash 8 movie :)
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> !nubuntu
[06:12] <ubotu> Dr_Willis: parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:12] <ralpho> I just clean installed flight 6
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> :)
[06:13] <nala> healot: well darn. Thanks anyway.
[06:13] <lnxbob> thx again. (i will check out kate, jext and scite too)
[06:13] <cerebrix> http://www.nubuntu.org/
[06:13] <arrick> how to find your ubunut dns settings, ifconfig?
[06:13] <arrick> ubuntu even
[06:13] <Sven_vB> wtf... installer cannot find a valid kernel in its "APT sources", says this will most likely be a fatal error
[06:13] <nickrud> http://www.nubuntu.org/
[06:13] <amphi> arrick: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[06:13] <OPrime15> Does anyone know/recall what the issue is with an Apollo Pro133A (694X) NorthBridge and an nVIDIA AGP card/chip running at 4X, AGP 2.0 mode?
[06:13] <cerebrix> THATS an april fools joke lol
[06:13] <cerebrix> thats great
[06:13] <cerebrix> lol
[06:14] <amphi> cerebrix: ?
[06:14] <cerebrix> look at nubuntu.org
[06:14] <Steven_M> what's the best way to delete all the users (aprt from root) and  then read them whilst in recovery mode.
[06:14] <racter> cerebrix: ya totally :p
[06:14] <Tarantulafudge> so its fake?
[06:14] <Steven_M> ?
[06:14] <racter> tarantulafudge: absolutely
[06:15] <Tarantulafudge> racter: cool.
[06:15] <ralpho> lol
[06:15] <cerebrix> i hope we do something extra special w/ ubuntu.org
[06:15] <WiFi_Warri0r> anyone here know if i would need to port forward an xbox? im plugging it into my router and not getting any activity but when i disconnect my router and plug it directly into dsl modem it worx fine, any ideas?
[06:15] <amphi> not up to the high standard of lesbian.mine.nu IMHO
[06:15] <ralpho> too stuffy there
[06:15] <Tarantulafudge> yea I remember what gentoo did last year, that was great :D
[06:15] <cerebrix> and i hope it involves a human like interface to a teddy ruxpin doll
[06:16] <orbin> does gnome remember window postitions or what?  some things open up in the same pkace (nautilus), while others always start in the top-left
[06:16] <ic56> WiFi_Warrior: yes, you would need to port forward.  Don't know which ports thought.
[06:16] <nickrud> orbin, it depends on the app, some do, some don't. Metacity by design doesn't remember
[06:17] <Eleaf> http://digg.com/linux_unix/Canonical_has_asked_for_nUbuntu_to_Cease_Develop
[06:17] <Eleaf> lol
[06:17] <orbin> nickrud: i see, thanks
[06:17] <jadaz87> what is nUbuntu??
[06:17] <healot> what's that ?   Why?
[06:18] <Eleaf> nUbuntu is an independant branch of Ubuntu using fluxbox?
[06:18] <jadaz87> tarantulafudge oh ok
[06:18] <Eleaf> I think it is openbox
[06:18] <arrick> Tarantulafudge, its an april fools joke
[06:18] <Tarantulafudge> arrick: I got that now :P
[06:19] <Eleaf> jadaz87, http://www.nubuntu.org/
[06:19] <arrick> ok
[06:19] <arrick> haha
[06:19] <healot> nextubuntu project anyone?
[06:19] <Eleaf> yea I was scared for a second arrick, but are you sure it is an april fools joke?
[06:19] <Eleaf> lol
[06:19] <healot> GNU/Solaris rocks :)
[06:19] <jadaz87> that has to be april fools hahaha LmaO
[06:19] <JustinLynn|Sleep> nahh, lol :) slooflirpa
[06:19] <_TomB> is it :)
[06:19] <_TomB> *it is
[06:19] <tanuki_> can someone help me? i am having trouble ejecting my ipod in ubuntu
[06:19] <rmlightning> k every1. i am done trying to figure this printing stuff out tonight.  thank u all for the help.  heh.  i am sure u haven't heard the last of me on this issue though :)
[06:20] <jadaz87> healot i whould use GNU/Solaris if it had wireless support :-Z
[06:20] <Steven_M> ic56 it's very story. I just want to make a fresh start with all the user accounts.
[06:20] <Eleaf> ic56, !!
[06:20] <nickrud> rmlightning, please don't threaten us :P
[06:20] <healot> tanuki_, describe?
[06:20] <healot> jadaz87, with GNU on Solaris... it should
[06:20] <rmlightning> heh.  i am ur worst nightmare come true :P
[06:20] <healot> because many of the common wifi drivers are in the GNU/FSF repos
[06:21] <hrtp> is there any webserver other than apache?
[06:21] <tanuki_> healot, i get this message when i try to unmount
[06:21] <tanuki_> eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument
[06:21] <hrtp> thats' lite and easy to configure?
[06:21] <healot> rmlightning, you are like most of my customers :)
[06:21] <ic56> Steven_M deleting all users can be a lot of work.  Suppose you tell us what's wrong with the existing setup and we may find it less work to tell you how to fix it rather than telling you how to undo everything.
[06:21] <Tarantulafudge> hrtp: yea, but they're all light strips of apache anyways
[06:21] <jadaz87> healot wait GNU/Solaris and Sun Solaris is not the same thing?
[06:21] <rmlightning> ur custumers?  how so? :)
[06:22] <healot> tanuki_, where did the ipod mounted? which device node?
[06:22] <WiFi_Warri0r> jadaz87 : did u go by the nick jadz0r ??
[06:22] <Isil`Zha> dpkg claims that ssh is not installed. but i can use ssh?!
[06:22] <tanuki_> healot, im not sure, how do i find that out?
[06:22] <Tarantulafudge> Isil`Zha: openssh
[06:22] <healot> jadaz87, no, Solaris has open portions of its kernel and apps for the OSS community
[06:22] <healot> visit http://opensolaris.org
[06:22] <healot> tanuki_, type "mount"
[06:22] <jadaz87> WiFi_Warrior no i have always been the registered nick: jadaz87
[06:23] <jadaz87> WiFi_Warri0r :-)
[06:23] <Isil`Zha> Tarantulafudge: i was refering to the package. or do you mean the ssh command currently uses openssh?
[06:23] <healot> you can even start building your own OpenSolaris using the source... right now
[06:23] <arrick> jadams, WiFi_Warri0r changed his name just yesterday
[06:23] <jadaz87> healot what is the homepage for that project i have to look into this
[06:23] <Tarantulafudge> Isil`Zha: ssh and openssh are different
[06:23] <WiFi_Warri0r> jadaz87: ok just checking
[06:23] <Tarantulafudge> Isil`Zha: but its the same app
[06:23] <OPrime15> I've switched from SuSE10 to KBUNTU 5.1. How can I adjust the horizontal position of the display? I use a KVM box for multiple machines and the KBUNTU display is offset; SuSE had a configuration utility the allowed adjusting hor & ver alignment, etc. Now when I set all machines that use the KVM to the same refresh rate, I get a green screen that says "System failure 288942x82"
[06:23] <tanuki_> healot, is this it? usbfs on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)
[06:23] <WiFi_Warri0r> tarantulafydge: no ssh and openssh r the same
[06:24] <Tarantulafudge> WiFi_Warri0r: no they're not :P
[06:24] <hrtp> !gtk
[06:24] <ubotu> I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, hrtp
[06:24] <healot> no... that's Linux usb proc...
[06:24] <healot> tanuki_, just flush it into pastebin
[06:24] <Isil`Zha> Tarantulafudge: ok. thank you
[06:25] <WiFi_Warri0r> tarantulfudge: as far as i know they are, do u have link for reference?
[06:25] <healot> you can even do it the hard way by pulling the plug :)
[06:25] <tanuki_> healot, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11204
[06:25] <nickrud> hrtp, what are you looking for?
[06:25] <jadaz87> WOW nUbuntu looks enticing :-)
[06:25] <Shadow_pillar> what's nubuntu?
[06:25] <healot> it has SELinux in it
[06:25] <Eleaf> Shadow_pillar, llol
[06:25] <Eleaf> Shadow_pillar, http://www.nubuntu.org/
[06:26] <healot> integrated like FC and SUSE
[06:26] <jadaz87> www.nubuntu.org
[06:26] <hrtp> nothing, lookin for a lite webserver thats like apache
[06:26] <healot> ubuntu on the other hands disabled SELinux :(
[06:26] <Shadow_pillar> litespeed webserver IIRC
[06:26] <tanuki_> healot, did you get that?
[06:26] <jadaz87> does ubotu even know what nubuntu is? lol
[06:26] <healot> tanuki_, what was that?
[06:26] <jadaz87> let us see
[06:26] <jadaz87> !nubuntu
[06:26] <ubotu> jadaz87: Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:26] <Sven_vB> nubuntu is optimized for network usage
[06:26] <nickrud> oh. I thought you were looking for info on the gtk toolkit :)
[06:27] <Eleaf> can I add what nubuntu is or will everybody ban me because "they can"? x.x
[06:27] <tanuki_> healot, for some reason it is coming out in a different mlanguage
[06:27] <healot> yeah, I can see that tanuki_ :)
[06:28] <nickrud> I'm gonna start a project called xpuntu, it'll punt xp from any system :)
[06:28] <tanuki_> healot, http://pastebin.com/633786
[06:28] <healot> goodness gracious :)
[06:28] <ralpho> touchdown
[06:29] <Eleaf> lol
[06:29] <ralpho> 9yard return
[06:29] <healot> that news about ceasing development of nubuntu?
[06:29] <nickrud> tanuki_, hit the april fools at the bottom, then back
[06:29] <cerebrix> lol
[06:29] <daeos> need some help in mounting my hda that isn't detected by the live cd
[06:29] <cerebrix> they better do a good prank for ubuntu.com like that
[06:29] <cerebrix> that nubuntu prank owns
[06:29] <nickrud> Seveas, if you are listening, you are EVIL :)
[06:29] <_TomB> hehe
[06:29] <dli> daeos, cd /proc/ide
[06:29] <Eleaf> lol
[06:29] <dli> daeos, what do you have there?
[06:30] <ic56> daeos: is it an IDE disk?
[06:30] <daeos> it is
[06:30] <tanuki_> healot, does that make more sense?
[06:30] <healot> tanuki_, the ipod is no longet mounted, that's why
[06:30] <daeos> amd74xx  drivers  hda  hdb  hdc  hdd  ide0  ide1
[06:30] <cerebrix> you know what would rock.  the announcement of winspire.  the linux like, windows operating system
[06:30] <cerebrix> id pee myself over that prank
[06:30] <healot> you can simply remove it from the USB/Firewire connector
[06:30] <jadaz87> !offtopic
[06:30] <ubotu> Non Ubuntu support related discussions may be carried out in the channel #ubuntu-offtopic. Editor/Language wars are welcome there!
[06:31] <ic56> daeos: mount /hda1 /<some directory>
[06:31] <tanuki_> healot, yeah but the ipod still says do not disconnect, any idea why?
[06:31] <Karmander> hello who can help me to access to internet with ubuntu?
[06:31] <dli> daeos, fdisk -l /dev/hda
[06:31] <daeos> dli: cannot open /dev/hda
[06:31] <healot> tanuki_, try "umount -a" to force unmount to all mounted devices?
[06:31] <dli> daeos, cat /proc/ide/hdc/model
[06:31] <healot> close all the application that access ipod
[06:31] <ic56> daeos: you need to sudo for these operations.
[06:32] <tanuki_> healot, is that dangerous? will i be able to reach my files and stuff?
[06:32] <daeos> ok
[06:32] <tanuki_> healot, umount: /dev: device is busy
[06:32] <tanuki_> umount: /: device is busy
[06:32] <daeos> fdisk found nothing
[06:32] <Karmander> help me please
[06:32] <healot> tanuki_, ignore those
[06:32] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hda/model
[06:32] <healot> now, "mount"  once again?
[06:32] <tanuki_> healot, how do i remount my filesystem, etc
[06:32] <nickrud> Karmander, what kind of access do you have?
[06:32] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hdb/model
[06:32] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hdd/model
[06:32] <daeos> found me DVD drive
[06:33] <Karmander> nickrud thank you, adsl
[06:33] <daeos> not my HDD
[06:33] <healot> "mount -a", append "sudo" if you're not root
[06:33] <Karmander> nickrud what should i do?
[06:33] <nickrud> Karmander, hm, I'm not real strong on that. I was hoping for one I was.
[06:33] <healot> or per device "mount <devicename>" if the device name exist in your fastab
[06:33] <Karmander> nickrud ok thank you anyway
[06:33] <nickrud> Karmander, does your dsl use PPoE ?
[06:33] <tanuki_> healot, i got thsi error when i tried to unmount my ipod using the right click menu: umount: only root can unmount /dev/sda2 from /media/sda2
[06:33] <tanuki_> eject: unmount of `/media/sda2' failed
[06:34] <Karmander> nickrud how can i know that?
[06:34] <Steven_M> ic56: well, I backuped my home directories of all my users onto cd prior to a reintall. After the reinstall when I tried to replace the new home directories with the  backup ones my system wouldn't accept it. In the mean time I have completely messed up my corrent accounts. :-(
[06:34] <healot> tanuki_, "sudo" !
[06:34] <daeos> dli: it only found my DVD drive
[06:34] <nickrud> Karmander, usually people find out from how their windows is connected
[06:34] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hda/model
[06:34] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hdb/model
[06:34] <dli> daeos, then, try, cat /proc/ide/hdd/model
[06:34] <tanuki_> healot, yeah but im not using my terminal, im using the right click menus, with my mouse
[06:34] <daeos> HA!
[06:34] <nickrud> Karmander, you can try this, no promises:
[06:34] <gamma> how much data can a dvd-r hold?
[06:34] <daeos> dli: there iti s
[06:35] <healot> tanuki_, sure... that's why you can't :)
[06:35] <daeos> that last command worked
[06:35] <tanuki_> why is it there if i cannot use it?
[06:35] <ic56> Steven_M: that sounds simple enough.  But what do you mean by "messed up"?  Do you mean you did additional stuff that broke things further?
[06:35] <ralpho> 4.8
[06:35] <dli> daeos, again, the stupidity of people can not be underestimated :(
[06:35] <healot> you need superuser permission to (un)mount device/partition by default...
[06:35] <tanuki_> healot, i umounted using my terminal menu and the ipod still says do not disconnect, any ida wy?
[06:35] <nickrud> Karmander, in a terminal, run   sudo pppoeconf
[06:35] <daeos> dli: eh? calling me stupid?
[06:36] <tanuki_> are ipods just not compatable with ubuntu?
[06:36] <tanuki_> if so, why?
[06:36] <healot> are you done using your ipod yet? do you have any files to transfer?
[06:36] <tanuki_> no, im all done
[06:36] <Karmander> nickrud i did it
[06:36] <daeos> ok so its under proc/ide/hda/model, what do i need to do in order to mount it
[06:36] <healot> tanuki_, just plug the plug off :)
[06:36] <tanuki_> huh?
[06:36] <daeos> /proc/ide/hda/model*
[06:36] <dli> daeos, just being generic, doesn't imply anything beyond the words
[06:37] <healot> the ipod plug, silly
[06:37] <nickrud> Karmander, next do sudo pon
[06:37] <Karmander> nickrud but it couldn't configure my conection
[06:37] <healot> not your pc power supply, tanuki_
[06:37] <kangpeh> Hi
[06:37] <kangpeh> What's going on with Ubuntuforums?
[06:37] <nickrud> Karmander, ok, then I don't know your connection type.
[06:37] <kangpeh> The color scheme is foobar.
[06:37] <Karmander> nickrud ok
[06:37] <daeos> ok so its under /proc/ide/hda/model
[06:37] <daeos> now what
[06:38] <daeos> mount /proc/ide/hda/model?
[06:38] <nickrud> Karmander, ask here, about every 5 minutes or so. Someone will be able to help
[06:38] <Steven_M> ic56: I think so yes, the new accouts won't recignise their own new home dirs now.
[06:38] <Karmander> ok i need to configure an adsl conection with a router can you help me
[06:39] <danf_1979> anyone knows about an open_basedir package?
[06:39] <ic56> Steven_M: but you didn't play with /etc/passwd /etc/group , or /var/spool/mail yet.  So all we have to worry about is the home dirs, right?
[06:39] <healot> does your adsl router/modem support dhcp?
[06:39] <dli> Karmander, it depends on which router :(
[06:40] <Karmander> dli d-link
[06:40] <daeos> dli: so we found it in there, now how can i mount it?
[06:40] <healot> then just configure your ethernet device to "auto ethX inet dhcp" where X is a number
[06:40] <daeos> i need help in mounting it
[06:40] <healot> the file "/etc/network/interfaces"
[06:40] <nickrud> doh.
[06:41] <dli> Karmander, good, I have d-link, you go to WAN setting, you may try, DHCP, if doesn't work, you have to try PPPoE (dynamic)
[06:41] <healot> tanuki_, solved your problem yet?
[06:42] <dli> Karmander, very likely, dhcp would work
[06:42] <alex_> can sombody help me? i can't playback movies
[06:42] <alex_> http://img339.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot6ce.png
[06:42] <alex_> i get that error ^^
[06:42] <ic56> daeos: I'm taking over from dli.  Where did you find the drive again?
[06:42] <healot> alex_, "totem" I guess?
[06:43] <alex_> it's xine
[06:43] <nickrud> !tell alex_ about codecs
[06:43] <daeos> ic56: /proc/ide/hda/model
[06:43] <daeos> he told me to cat it
[06:43] <healot> what kind of movies are you trying to play?
[06:43] <nickrud> alex_, use that link from ubotu to get the stuff you need
[06:43] <Steven_M> well when I tried to delete and readd the users, userdel and useradd might have corrupted /etc/group, I don't know.
[06:43] <Karmander41> dli hello
[06:43] <dli> Karmander, dhcp works?
[06:43] <Karmander41> dli how?
[06:44] <Karmander41> dli i don't know
[06:44] <healot> by default install, xine supports various movie/audio formats, xvid/divx avi, mpeg1/2/3 audio etc...
[06:44] <Karmander41> dli i'm not using ubuntu right now
[06:44] <deepwoodz> does anyone know how to install gyach?
[06:44] <dli> Karmander, can you connect to your router?
[06:44] <^reapser> Hi guys..
[06:44] <Kragnerac>  :)
[06:44] <dli> Karmander, it's over http, so OS doesn't matter
[06:45] <odat> hey guys i just installed a deb and i can't figure out the command to launch it   any hints?
[06:45] <Karmander41> dli i'm using the router with ms
[06:45] <Steven_M> ic56: well when I tried to delete and readd the users, userdel and useradd might have corrupted /etc/group, I don't know.
[06:45] <ic56> daeos: Mmm, I need more than that. Run this command and tell me under which hd item the disk to be mounted was found.  head /proc/ide/hd?/model
[06:45] <^reapser> neewbee here trying to boot Ubuntu
[06:45] <nickrud> healot, I parrot that line on almost every xine error :)
[06:45] <Karmander41> dli the router is working fine
[06:45] <Kragnerac> Yes
[06:45] <dli> odat, dpkg -c foo.deb (very likely, the .deb is in /var/cache/apt/archives/ )
[06:45] <^reapser> any 1 willing to help
[06:45] <daeos> my hd is under /proc/ide/hda/model
[06:46] <healot> I have no problem with the repos xine... maybe that was a self-build?
[06:46] <dli> Karmander, and the router is connected to the modem (the WAN port )
[06:46] <daeos> ==> /proc/ide/hda/model <==
[06:46] <daeos> Maxtor 6Y200P0
[06:46] <odat> dli, what does that do?
[06:46] <ic56> Steven_M: ah... you played with useradd..  If you only used one or two commands, what exactly did you type?  If you typed many, how many?
[06:46] <deepwoodz> has anyone here heard of gyach?
[06:46] <Kragnerac> Me
[06:46] <Karmander41> dli how can i make it work from the console
[06:46] <dli> odat, it shows the contents of the .deb, you may "dpkg -c foo.deb|grep bin"
[06:47] <^reapser> neewbee here trying to boot Ubuntu
[06:47] <^reapser> any 1 willing to help
[06:47] <Kragnerac>  :)
[06:47] <dli> Karmander, do you have any GUI browser? I think it may work in console, but GUI is the way to go
[06:47] <pastyhermit> how do I rip to MP3 format?
[06:48] <Karmander41> no i think i don't
[06:48] <ic56> daeos: ok. What we wanted to discover here was which driver number it was.  The answer is `hda'.  Now, do this: sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda  It will list several partitions on disk hda.  They will be numbered hda1, hda2, etc.  Which of these partitions do you want to mount?
[06:48] <Karmander41> dli how can i get a gui browser?
[06:48] <healot> pastyhermit, pay RIAA first :)
[06:48] <jonnhy> Alguien usa Dapper por aqui
[06:48] <pastyhermit> jonnhy: ?
[06:48] <pastyhermit> sorry healot ???
[06:48] <alex_> !easysource
[06:48] <ubotu> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
[06:48] <dli> Karmander, apt-get install mozilla-firefox
[06:48] <daeos> the first one, i really actually am trying to repair GRUB
[06:48] <healot> jonnhy, for dapper discussion, join #ubuntu+1
[06:49] <jonnhy> en ingles?
[06:49] <carbo> how do i install a .deb i downloaded manually?
[06:49] <healot> si, en ingles
[06:49] <odat> dli, its in the opt directory and i can launch it directly from there but can't from the command line
[06:49] <dli> carbo, dpkg -i foo.deb
[06:49] <nickrud> pastyhermit, soundjuicer can do that for you. you need to set it up tho, see help  -> preferences (at the very bottom)
[06:49] <Karmander41> dli does it work from the console?
[06:49] <healot> "dpkg -i <filename>"
[06:49] <hrtp> anyone using 'webadmin' ?
[06:49] <carbo> thanks
[06:49] <jonnhy> mejor busco en google jejeje
[06:49] <dli> odat: add to your $PATH
[06:50] <dli> Karmander, you need to install one
[06:50] <^reapser> neewbee here trying to boot Ubuntu
[06:50] <^reapser> neewbee here trying to boot Ubuntu
[06:50] <Karmander41> dli and then what i have to do?
[06:50] <healot> busco en google, for pavor, jonnhy jejejeje
[06:50] <daeos> ic56: nothing shows up in /dev/hda after doing that ocmmand you told me
[06:50] <dli> hrtp, no one connected should use webmin"
[06:50] <ic56> daeos: the syntax for mounting is:   mount /dev/hda1 <mount directory>  The mount directory must exist and be empty.  You can use /mnt for a temporary mount.
[06:51] <Steven_M> ic56: userdel gold, userdel Steven, useradd gold useradd Steven.
[06:51] <odat> dli, how?
[06:51] <ic56> daeos: once the disk is mounted, its contents will be accessible under the moutn point -- not under the device.
[06:51] <dli> odat: for the moment, "export PATH=$PATH:/opt/foo/bin"
[06:52] <healot> daeos, simple thing to remember mount [-options]  <devicename> <mount directory> :)
[06:52] <dli> Karmander, do you have the user manual for your router?
[06:52] <daeos> ic56: sudo mount /dev/hdb1 /windows
[06:52] <healot> that wasn't so hard, was it?
[06:52] <daeos> thats what i did
[06:52] <daeos> cause it was found under hdb1
[06:52] <daeos> not a
[06:53] <odat> dli, what do you mean for the moment?
[06:53] <ic56> daeos: ok, so you re-added the users.  useradd will have attempted to create a default home directory for them with the default initialization files.  If the directory already existed, it may have failed and left you with an inconsistent state.  Doesn't matter becuase you want to restore from a backup copy anyway.  good so far?
[06:53] <ic56> Steven_M: ok, so you re-added the users.  useradd will have attempted to create a default home directory for them with the default initialization files.  If the directory already existed, it may have failed and left you with an inconsistent state.  Doesn't matter becuase you want to restore from a backup copy anyway.  good so far?
[06:53] <dli> odat, temporary solution
[06:53] <ic56> daeos: oops sorry -- wrong user.
[06:53] <daeos> thats ok
[06:54] <tanuki_> healot, i do not want to unpluf my ipod when it says do not disvonnect, which is what t says now
[06:55] <odat> dli, i want a permanent one
[06:55] <healot> daeos, you can add the mount information in "/etc/fstab"
[06:55] <dli> odat, if it works, put the path in your ~/.bashrc
[06:55] <Steven_M> ic56: prior to the running those commands I deleted the home directories manually as root.
[06:55] <splashtk> Hi is there anyway to resize the partitions I made?
[06:55] <healot> tanuki_, what app did you use with your ipod?
[06:55] <mahangu> after i download mail with getmail, where would it go?
[06:55] <splashtk> In Linux.
[06:55] <mahangu> splashtk: gnome parted?
[06:56] <dli> splashtk, parted can resize certain filesystems, but backup first, if you value your data
[06:56] <splashtk> mahangu, I have 2 partitions, a windows Partition and a Linux partition, I made the windows partition too small and the linux one too big, I wanna kinda swap it over.
[06:56] <healot> nvm, tanuki_ do what you want to do
[06:56] <user_> how do I compile QEmu's sources??
[06:57] <odat> dli, could you possibly speak martian
[06:57] <ic56> Steven_M: no problem.  get yourself a root shell like so: sudo -i   .  I assume you want the home directories for those users under /home/ ?
[06:57] <mahangu> splashtk: i had t oreinstall both to do that
[06:57] <Steven_M> yes
[06:57] <mahangu> but you can try
[06:57] <Steven_M> ic56: yes
[06:57] <splashtk> mahangu, so I have to format?
[06:58] <ic56> !tell daeos about root
[06:58] <mahangu> splashtk: ask around in here, your mileage may vary
[06:58] <splashtk> k
[06:58] <dli> odat, something similar, I speak mandarin
[06:58] <ic56> daeos: sudo -i will get you a root shell, if that's what you want.
[06:58] <AngryElf> how can i get at power management settings?
[06:58] <user_> Does anyone know how to compile QEMu?
[06:58] <mike__> hello has anyone installed vlc media player on ubuntu?
[06:58] <splashtk> Is there like a partition program?
[06:58] <daeos> yes
[06:58] <user_> daeos: yes to who?
[06:58] <healot> AngryElf, you can use your spell :)
[06:58] <daeos> yay!
[06:58] <ic56> daeos: ok, what command did you use to restore from the backup?
[06:58] <mike__> which version did you download?
[06:59] <AngryElf> ?
[06:59] <ic56> Steven_M: ok, what command did you use to restore from the backup?
[06:59] <dli> splashtk, try, qtparted
[06:59] <daeos> ic56: im in the hdd
[06:59] <user_> mike__: who are you talking to?
[06:59] <splashtk> thanks
[06:59] <healot> AngryElf, on GNOME, it is on the System -> Preferences -> Screensaver
[06:59] <nickrud> mike__, sure, I apt-get'd it
[06:59] <mike__> anyone that will listen to me
[06:59] <healot> on the "Advanced Tab", AngryElf
[07:00] <frank23> mike__: install vlc with synaptic
[07:00] <splashtk> dli, I have gparted.
[07:00] <AngryElf> healot, those settings dont seem to be working
[07:00] <AngryElf> i was also looking for the monitor power settings too
[07:00] <dli> splashtk, should be the same
[07:00] <daeos> dang it
[07:00] <daeos> thats the wrong HDD
[07:00] <healot> AngryElf, and you need to enable ACPI... and install "apmd"
[07:00] <mike__> oh duh forgot about looking there....sorry still new
[07:00] <trajic> hello?
[07:00] <splashtk> dli, okay well, it brings it up, how do I resize them?
[07:00] <rcmiv> mike__,  yeah it works great
[07:00] <nickrud> mike__, always look there first :)
[07:00] <ic56> daeos: once the partition is mounted, are you unable to cd into the directory where you mounted it?
[07:00] <tanuki_> healot, i did not use any app with my ipod.
[07:00] <dli> splashtk, it has a "resize" entry in menu
[07:01] <mike__> you ever listen to radio paradise?
[07:01] <frank23> mike__: and you have to enable universe for it
[07:01] <trajic> any body know how to make a broadcom wireless nic work?
[07:01] <AngryElf> apmd is installed, how do i enable ACPI?
[07:01] <tanuki_> healot, i simply want to be able to plug it in and unplug it safely
[07:01] <dli> splashtk, again, backup first
[07:01] <cafuego_> !bcm43xx
[07:01] <ubotu> well, bcm43xx is wireless chipset manufactured by broadcom and they won't release driversspecs for linux. some more info is found on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx?highlight=%28WifiDocs%2FDriver%29
[07:01] <splashtk> dli, I can't select it.
[07:01] <splashtk> dli, I just installed, there isn't anything I want.
[07:01] <trajic> k thanks
[07:01] <nickrud> radio paradise is ok, kpig is great
[07:01] <tanuki_> i simply want to know if ipod works with ubuntu, and if not, why?
[07:01] <rcmiv> dapper FL6 in t -50 seconds
[07:02] <mike__> i was just at radio paradise web site they offer a 192 feed
[07:02] <healot> AngryElf, take a look at you /boot/grub/menu.lst, if there is not "noacpi" in the kernel boot line, then ACPI should be enabled be default
[07:02] <splashtk> dli, All I can select is delete , unmount and Info.
[07:02] <dli> splashtk, it's by menu, so you'd better check carefully, (are you root?)
[07:02] <Sven_vB> i want to configure the screen for 1024x768 @ 85 Hz. i know my screen can do it. but in this drop-down list there is only 640x??, 800x600 and 832x??. where can i set higher sizes?
[07:02] <healot> and make sure you configure ACPI features on your BIOS too
[07:02] <splashtk> dli, I think I am root.
[07:02] <cerebrix> yes ipod works
[07:02] <dli> splashtk, of course, you can not change a mounted partition
[07:02] <rcmiv> xorg.conf
[07:02] <AngryElf> k, it's not there
[07:02] <AngryElf> still not working
[07:02] <tanuki_> why does my ipod say do not disconnect when i unmount it then?
[07:02] <splashtk> Can I unmount the one I am using now?
[07:02] <nickrud> Sven_vB, you need to fix your resolution, it's not too hard. See the following ubotu link
[07:02] <nickrud> !fixres
[07:02] <ubotu> Please read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[07:03] <rcmiv> Sven_vB, xorg.conf
[07:03] <splashtk> Says device is busy.
[07:03] <splashtk> dli, Okay well, looks like I will just format and do it then.
[07:03] <Sven_vB> nickrud: thx
[07:03] <cerebrix> tanuki_: sudo apt-get install gtkpod
[07:03] <AngryElf> shouldn't there be Ok/Apply/Cancel buttons on the advanced tab of the screensaver settings?
[07:04] <nickrud> Sven_vB, if you have problems with that, ask around here
[07:04] <tanuki_> cerebrix, what does that do?
[07:04] <dli> splashtk, many tricks need to modify, starting over is straight forward
[07:04] <cerebrix> tanuki_: http://www.gtkpod.org/about.html
[07:04] <tanuki_> thanks
[07:04] <nickrud> Steven_M, you get your issue sorted out?
[07:04] <carbo> tanuki_: gtkpod is a simple app to put files on your ipod or even transfer files out
[07:05] <Sven_vB> nickrud: yes, thx :) i'll read the manual when i wake up again, try to fix it and if i fail, i'll ask here :)
[07:05] <maskd> heh, the ubuntu forums colour scheme is an april fool's joke right?
[07:05] <carbo> tanuki_: it works great with my shuffle and 3g pod :)
[07:05] <nickrud> Sven_vB, a wise course of action :)
[07:05] <daeos> ic56: i still need help
[07:05] <Steven_M> what I did was, prior to the install I simply burnt the  home dirs as is onto cd. Then after the install I ran konqueror as root. and pasted over hard drive home dirs with the ones from the cd. (which had the same names)
[07:05] <daeos> ic56: i thought i mounted the correct drive and i didn't
[07:05] <tanuki_> cerebrix, what does this mean? '/media/ipod/iPod_Control/iTunes/iTunesDB' does not exist. Import aborted.
[07:05] <Sven_vB> cya all, and maybe good night (depending on your timezone) :)
[07:05] <daeos> ic56: so when i look at the correct one, its listed under /proc/ide/hdb/model
[07:05] <ic56> daeos: do you know how to unmount?  the command is umount /dev/<partition>
[07:06] <nickrud> Steven_M, ok, I can see that. So your issue is....?
[07:06] <cerebrix> tanuki_: looks to me like you gotta create a database i assume
[07:06] <frank23> maskd: it must be. did you see the slashdot color scheme?
[07:06] <daeos> ic56: ok i unmounted it
[07:06] <ic56> daeos: unmount the wrong partition, then mount the right one.
[07:06] <nickrud> non matching user id's?
[07:06] <daeos> ic56: but when i try to mount the correct one it tells me it doesn't exist
[07:07] <tanuki_> cerebrix, how do i d that?
[07:07] <ic56> daeos: what is the exact command you are typing?
[07:07] <cerebrix> carbo: care to chime in since you actually have 2 ipods and i dont =p
[07:08] <carbo> tanuki_: is that error from gtkpod?
[07:08] <spencerk> can someone quickly tell me what i should be typing when i type "rm *.mp3"?
[07:08] <tanuki_> yes
[07:08] <hrtp> cp: omitting directory `shareddir'
[07:08] <ic56> Steven_M: do you prefer a GUI or CLI solution?
[07:08] <alex_> !FreeFormats
[07:08] <ubotu> There are a large number of Free Formats which are preferred over patent and copyright encumbered formats. They are listed here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreeFormats
[07:08] <hrtp> what is this?
[07:08] <daeos> mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /windows
[07:08] <spencerk> ls *.mp3 >rm   ?
[07:08] <carbo> tanuki_: hmm ok, try File>Create iPod's directories
[07:09] <sn0n> hey all
[07:09] <carbo> tanuki_: then read the iPod db again
[07:09] <carbo> tanuki_: iTunesdb, rather
[07:09] <Falstius> hrtp: if you want to copy a directory, use cp -r ... check the man page, there are a lot of nifty options for cp actually.
[07:09] <ic56> daeos: does the error say that /dev/hda1 doesn't exist or does it say that /windows doesn't exist?
[07:09] <healot> i told you, tanuki_ :(
[07:09] <alex_> !easysource
[07:09] <ubotu> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
[07:09] <hrtp> oh ok
[07:09] <daeos> that the special device /dev/hda2 doesn't exist
[07:10] <Steven_M> ic56: gui for copying the folders over, either or for making them useful after that.
[07:10] <ic56> daeos: you mean hda *1* right?  Don't confuse me  :-)
[07:10] <sn0n> any IceWM users around here?
[07:11] <daeos> i am certain
[07:11] <daeos> this is head readout
[07:11] <daeos> ==> /proc/ide/hda/model <==
[07:11] <daeos> Maxtor 6Y200P0
[07:11] <Vash> I get an error saying that "error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object or file: No such file or directory."
[07:12] <healot> daeos, "ls -l /dev/hda"?
[07:12] <nickrud> Steven_M, assuming that your useradd commands were good, you've copied the backups into the correct dirs, sudo chown <usr>:<usr> /home/<usr> should get you a long way towards where yu want to be
[07:12] <ic56> Steven_M: ok.  In the GUI, rename the folders in /home that are to be overwritten by the restore.  Eg gold -> gold.bak .  Then, do the drag and drop of the backup copies.  Do things look ok once you do that?
[07:12] <healot> if the devnode exist, then "sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda"
[07:12] <daeos> brw-rw----  1 root disk 3, 0 Mar 31 21:56 /dev/hda
[07:12] <nickrud> Steven_M, hm, I forgot the recursive part: sudo chown -R <usr>:<usr> /home/<usr>
[07:12] <ic56> nickrud: we'll get to the chown -- we many not even have to.
[07:13] <McPants> can x handle irregular resolutions? like 740x540 ?
[07:13] <jobadiah> hello...what app can i install from synaptic to play live audio streams is there anything like vlc?
[07:13] <McPants> I mean 720x540
[07:13] <nickrud> ic56, odds are uid's don't match. Get it out of the way first.
[07:13] <daeos> ic56: brw-rw----  1 root disk 3, 0 Mar 31 21:56 /dev/hda
[07:13] <Falstius> jobadiah: there is vlc ..
[07:14] <hrtp> ok, i have a folder named 'shareddir', i copied it from root folder to a user folder but i can't access it, is there any way to chmod the files inside the folder 'shareddir'?
[07:14] <hrtp> or dir
[07:14] <jobadiah> in synaptic....? did not see that
[07:14] <carbo> jobadiah: yep there's vlc, and also streamtuner
[07:14] <Falstius> jobadiah: you probably need to add the universe or multiverse repositories.
[07:14] <jobadiah> what category is it under
[07:14] <jobadiah> i have added those
[07:15] <Steven_M> ic56: ok stand by
[07:16] <nickrud> hrtp, you need to change the ownership to yourself: sudo chown -R <usr>:<usr> /path/to/shareddir
[07:16] <Madpilot> jobadiah, hit the Reload button in Synaptic, then use the Search button - just search for vlc
[07:16] <healot> jobadiah, expand your repos
[07:16] <ic56> daeos: sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda   and tell us the name of the partition to be mounted.  It'll be something like /dev/hda1 .  Then ls it (ls /dev/hda1).  Surely ls reports it exists?
[07:16] <healot> type "!repos" to find out
[07:17] <hrtp> i see
[07:17] <daeos> brw-rw----  1 root disk 3, 0 Mar 31 21:56 /dev/hda is what ls -l found
[07:17] <tanuki_> can someone tell me what this means? mount: special device /dev/sda2 does not exist
[07:17] <daeos> when i do fdisk, nothing shows up
[07:18] <Isil`Zha> does anybody know a graphical scp client which works with breezy?
[07:18] <trajic> where can i get bcmwl5.inf to copy it to the desktop?
[07:18] <ic56> daeos: no dude.  /dev/hda is an entire disk.  We want a partition within that disk.  This is the name of a disk followed by a number.  Eg /dev/hda1
[07:18] <dli> tanuki_, is that a question?
[07:18] <tanuki_> yes
[07:19] <dli> tanuki_, then, it means,  device /dev/sda2 does not exist
[07:19] <tanuki_> why did i get that error when i did mount -a?
[07:20] <tanuki_> for some reason my ipod does not appear when i [plug it in
[07:20] <dli> tanuki_, because you have /dev/sda2 in your /etc/fstab
[07:20] <trajic> im trying to make my broadcom wireless work Ive got the ndiswrapper installed but I dont know how to work it all cause i suck
[07:20] <tanuki_> how do i get rid of it?
[07:20] <dli> tanuki_, sg_map
[07:20] <Hereford> Any Forth Programmers here?
[07:20] <dli> tanuki_,  vi /etc/fstab
[07:20] <deepwoodz> i can not goto sourchforge.net
[07:21] <bpont> what's the command for logging out of a session without ubuntu automatically booting back into X and the login screen?
[07:21] <trajic> how come?
[07:21] <dli> deepwoodz, why?
[07:21] <nickrud> Hereford, a verrrry long time ago. It was my first :)
[07:21] <ic56> tanuki_: a device is Linux abstraction.  It exists as a physical entry in the /dev directory (actually you can put them anywhere but that is teh conventional location).  It represents a physical device like a disk, a partition on a disk, a keyboard, a printer, a robot, whatever.
[07:21] <deepwoodz> i have no clue
[07:21] <deepwoodz> it wont let me
[07:21] <deepwoodz> says unknown host
[07:21] <trajic> well that bites
[07:21] <dli> deepwoodz, I think China blocks sf.net
[07:21] <khanman02> i think sf might be down, i can't go either
[07:21] <trajic> i just cant figure out how to use it
[07:22] <trajic> I was there a few min ago
[07:22] <bpont> anybody know??
[07:22] <pianoboy3333> anyone ever tried gtivo?
[07:22] <dli> khanman02, it's not down for me, at this moment
[07:22] <deepwoodz> i'll figure it out
[07:22] <Xnos> hi... anybody have a amule server list
[07:22] <khanman02> nm, i can, i used the link he gave and he typed it wrong...
[07:22] <trajic> can anybody help me with my broadcom drivers?
[07:22] <khanman02> sourCHforge:)
[07:22] <dli> khanman02, haha
[07:22] <Hereford> nickrud:  It was my very last (also a long time ago) and still my only true love.
[07:23] <dli> trajic, dump the card, buy a supported
[07:23] <khanman02> trajic, yeah, the best way to get it working is open case, take modem out, and replace it:)
[07:23] <trajic> heh
[07:23] <bpont> somebody in here must know...i used to know the command, but forgot it
[07:23] <trajic> this is true
[07:23] <nickrud> Hereford, I'd love to gossip about it, but we'd get so off topic
[07:23] <tanuki_> can someone tell me why my ipod does not appear on the desktop when i plug it in?
[07:23] <trajic> untill then can anyone help
[07:23] <khanman02> trajic, make sure the replacement is not broadcom:D
[07:23] <wsjunior> hey when i try to add an applet to the panel i get an error message like this: The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet".
[07:23] <wsjunior> how to solve it?
[07:24] <trajic> thanks pal
[07:24] <trajic> lol
[07:24] <daeos> ic56: ok let me clarify, i do ls -l /dev/hda1 nothing comes up
[07:24] <tanuki_> can someone tell me why my ipod does not appear on the desktop when i plug it in?
[07:24] <trajic> anyone know which are supported?
[07:24] <trajic> ex or internal?
[07:25] <healot> daeos, "sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda" not "hda1" ?
[07:25] <dli> trajic, I'm using intel ipw now
[07:25] <Hereford> nickrud:  I understand.  I'm struggling with the interface between Forth and Linux and just needed to vent awhile.  THanks!
[07:25] <bpont> ok...i'll try one more time...does ANYONE know (or can point me to) the command for exiting an X session without it automatically restarting X and the login screen?
[07:25] <ic56> daeos: ah. ok.  Let's recap.  fdisk -l /dev/hda reports that hda1 exists but ls /dev/hda1 reports that hda1 doesn't exist.  Do I have it right?
[07:25] <frank23> bpont: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[07:25] <_jason> bpont: sudo invoke-rc.d stop, or what frank23 said
[07:25] <nickrud> Hereford, I never even looked, and I find 4 forth implementations available
[07:25] <dli> trajic, for external, zd1211 is supported, http://zd1211.ath.cx/
[07:26] <_jason> bpont: actually, just what frank said :)  I mean sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[07:26] <daeos> ic56: nothing comes up
[07:26] <trajic> if I goto my local pc joint and say "hook me up with an ubuntu workable card" will they?
[07:26] <pastyhermit> nickrud: k no prob
[07:26] <daeos> ...
[07:26] <daeos> ok
[07:26] <bpont> frank23: thanks
[07:26] <freakabcd> hi all
[07:26] <bpont> _jason: thanks
[07:26] <daeos> fdisk shows nothing
[07:26] <dli> trajic, print out the list, http://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/net/wireless/cards.html
[07:26] <daeos> ls shows...
[07:26] <freakabcd> where can i find src debs for packages i have installed?
[07:26] <trajic> k thanks alot
[07:26] <nickrud> pastyhermit, ?
[07:26] <daeos> ls -l /dev/hda shows it
[07:26] <daeos> but not fdisk
[07:26] <dli> trajic, intel ipw will work, but you need firmware
[07:26] <dabaR> freakabcd: in the source repository.
[07:27] <_jason> freakabcd: enable the deb-src repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list and apt-get source packagename
[07:27] <freakabcd> i want to compile an Xorg driver. would be nice if there were various xserver-xorg-driver-... src debs
[07:27] <healot> the best, is prism-based wifi card...
[07:27] <freakabcd> ah, let me try my hand at it then
[07:27] <pastyhermit> nickrud: sorry you said I could setup something with Sound Juicer but there is no MP3 option!
[07:27] <healot> freakabcd, there is, if you enabled the "deb-src" repos
[07:28] <ic56> daeos: you've missed something: fdisk takes an entire disk as its argument.  Hence hda -- not hda1.  In our ls command, on the other hand, we are interested in the specific partition within the disk, so we are querying for hda1 -- not hda.
[07:28] <daeos> ic56: fdisk -l /dev/hda shows nothing , however ls -l /dev/hda lists it
[07:28] <nickrud> pastyhermit, applications->Sound Juicer  start that
[07:28] <daeos> ok
[07:28] <pastyhermit> nickrud: I did
[07:28] <tigan_tux> hi all
[07:28] <nickrud> pastyhermit, then help, preferences
[07:28] <pastyhermit> there is no MP3 for the out put format
[07:28] <Hereford> nickrud:  GForth is a veritable anthem of quality from Europe.  These guys amaze me.  They actually DOCUMENT what they are doing and stic to the rules.  My struggle is only my own fault.  Forth is a great language for us old hardware grunts.
[07:29] <ic56> daeos: I'm concerned about fdisk -l /dev/hda showing nothing.  That's not normal.  Does it give an error message?
[07:29] <tanuki> can someone tell me what this error means when i try to eject my ipod? eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument
[07:29] <daeos> let me try again, sorry, i have my 20 month old here too
[07:29] <freakabcd> _jason, shall i paste my sources.list to the paste site?
[07:29] <freakabcd> the deb-src thing is not commented
[07:29] <pastyhermit> nickrud: Im there..
[07:29] <_jason> freakabcd: sure
[07:30] <freakabcd> but i cannot find the src deb in synaptic
[07:30] <nickrud> Hereford, exactly, I went forth when my sprites took 2 secs to cross the screen in basic, then I had multiple sprites creating ghosts all over my screen with forth
[07:30] <_TomB> Evening
[07:30] <_jason> freakabcd: I don't know how to use synaptic for that, but you can do 'apt-get source packagename'
[07:30] <pianoboy3333> Can I get some help with compiling gtivo? When I compile it, I get a weird message saying that it can't find it gnomemm or something: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11210
[07:30] <pastyhermit> nickrud:  k got it thanx
[07:30] <healot> tanuki, the device that you're trying to eject doesn;t exist...
[07:30] <mephux> anyone else have problem installing VLC media player?
[07:30] <daeos> ok, with ls -l /dev/hda1 , no file or directory, doing fdisk, nothing shows up
[07:30] <nickrud> pastyhermit, now scroll all the way to the bottom, there's a yellow box that .... cool
[07:31] <freakabcd> _jason, ok. will it install the src package or what? will it just get the deb and place in the $CWD ?
[07:31] <chris_> how do i get easy ubuntu
[07:31] <ic56> daeos: no error message for fdisk?
[07:31] <mephux> anyone?
[07:31] <pastyhermit> peice of junk
[07:31] <_jason> freakabcd: it downloads the source to the cwd
[07:31] <pastyhermit> it crapped out when I tried to make a new profile
[07:31] <freakabcd> ok
[07:31] <daeos> no error
[07:31] <daeos> here i'll show you in /msg
[07:32] <chris_>  how do i get easy ubuntu
[07:32] <_jason> !easyubuntu