[07:27] <cafuego> tgelter: http://ubuntu.cafuego.net/pool/dapper-cafuego/media/ffmpeg_0.cvs20050918-5ubuntu1+risky_i386.deb
[07:27] <cafuego> tgelter: yup
[07:27] <cafuego> cd .bin
[07:28] <tgelter> cafuego: why the "risky" tag? =)
[07:28] <CppIsWeird> could anyone begin to instruct me on how one would begin to make a ubuntu that would function encryption-wise in this way: http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/defcon2006_janus_project/
[07:28] <cafuego> tgelter: That's the ffmpeg calls h.264 support.
[07:28] <tristil> bleck: try apt-get clean
[07:28] <cafuego> s/the/what/
[07:28] <bimberi_> patbam: with the servers i've pointed you to they need to run a vnc server process first.  Ubuntu also has a built in remote desktop function which uses another vnc server (vino-server).  It's for controlling an existing session remotely.
[07:28] <bleck> tristil: already tried
[07:28] <bleck> tristil: and apt-get check, found a forum post about it.  Didn't give me the info they got from apt-get check, even apt-get -v check didn't work
[07:28] <acik> hello
[07:29] <acik> i'm new to ubuntu
[07:29] <tgelter> cafuego: thanks for the help!
[07:29] <cafuego> tgelter: Use in combo with http://www.cafuego.net/stuff/vidpod.sh
[07:29] <we2by> !development
[07:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about development - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:29] <cafuego> tgelter: Run that as "vidpod.sh FILENAME wide" or "vidposd.sh FILENAME"
[07:30] <cafuego> tgelter: And it'll spit out a .mp4 file for you.
[07:30] <we2by> !compile
[07:30] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[07:30] <acik> how to change the screen resolution > 1024 x 768 pls help me anybody
[07:30] <DaveyJ> anyone know how to bridge an ethernet and firewire connection? i tried brctl and it wont let me add eth1 (firewire) :(
[07:30] <tgelter> cafuego: dpkg informs me that there is an older version of ffmpeg in the repos...should I use it, or the one you built?
[07:31] <ecmn> hello guys
[07:31] <cafuego> tgelter: use the one I built, the one in the repos doesn't have support for H264
[07:31] <ecmn> i just recetly downloaded a debian package of xchm
[07:32] <acik> how to change the screen resolution > 1024 x 768 pls help me anybody, this is my first time using ubuntu linux
[07:32] <bl4cktone> I don't understand what happened, I was updating ubuntu and at the end got this message
[07:32] <bl4cktone> Get:1335 http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe streamtuner 0.99.99-5ubuntu4 [596kB]
[07:32] <bl4cktone> Fetched 797MB in 27m12s (488kB/s)
[07:32] <bl4cktone> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xorg/xserver-xorg-driver-s3_6.8.2-77.1_i386.deb  Size mismatch
[07:32] <bl4cktone> E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[07:32] <tgelter> cafuego: thanks again for the help
[07:32] <ecmn> how can i install in on Ubuntu?
[07:32] <tristil> acik: Under preferences->Screen resolution or if it's not properly configured, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[07:32] <patbam> bimberi_: so the person who wants to see my desktop has to run a *server* on their end, and notj ust a viewer?
[07:32] <acik> thanks tristil i try
[07:32] <bimberi_> patbam: no, just a viewer.
[07:33] <kendals> How do you save what you edit in alsamixer?
[07:33] <kendals> Pressing ESC seems to not save it?
[07:33] <bimberi_> patbam: if you want them to see your own desktop, use the built-in vino-server, which is configured via System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[07:34] <humble> anyone know how to recover from a hosed upgrade to edgy?
[07:34] <patbam> bimberi_: ah, ok
[07:34] <tristil> humble: Kind of.
[07:34] <ecmn> i just recetly downloaded a debian package of xchm, how can i install it on Ubuntu?
[07:34] <EnsignRedshirt> ecmn: Isn't there an Ubuntu xchm package?
[07:34] <tristil> humble: First, go to a recovery kernel.
[07:34] <bimberi_> patbam: if you want them to have their own separate desktop session then you need one of the vnc servers (mentioned earlier) running as a separate process
[07:35] <patbam> bimberi_: i see now, thanks for your explanation
[07:35] <glade> ecmn sudo dpkg -i XXX.deb
[07:35] <patbam> i just want to interact and share the mouse, etc
[07:35] <bimberi_> patbam: np :)
[07:35] <ecmn> i download the debian package?
[07:35] <ecmn> i download the debian package
[07:35] <humble> tristil: i tried that... same hang... if fact i tried all the kernels listes (about 4 + safe) - same thing
[07:35] <ecmn> tnx glade
[07:35] <tristil> humble: Then start forcing files to upgrade until you have everything.
[07:35] <bimberi_> patbam: then all you need should already be there :)
[07:35] <chandan> hi
[07:35] <glade> You can try the chm reader firefox extension
[07:35] <glade> ecmn
[07:35] <chandan> I need some help , in creating gui for my project
[07:35] <tristil> humble: That's bad :(
[07:36] <patbam> bimberi_: do i need to some how start the server?
[07:36] <chandan> I have an idea of creating an add on cd like thing for debian ,
[07:36] <patbam> with 'remote desktop', i mean
[07:36] <humble> yeah... i get "loading kernel" and then everything halts
[07:36] <ecmn> tnx for the help
[07:36] <bimberi_> patbam: it is started when you enable it via that menu item
[07:36] <gn0me> So I plug in my digital camera.. and it loads the dialog.. and starts showing photos I can import.. so I accidentally only pick one image, and it imports just the one.. so I go "okay, let's try again".. and now every time the dialog opens, it always returns: An error occurred in the io-library ('Unspecified error'): Could not query kernel driver of device.
[07:37] <bl4cktone> I ran sudo apt-get -f install it completed reading package list and building dependency tree    then it said 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 927 not upgraded.  What is 927???
[07:37] <gn0me> Hasn't worked since. :(
[07:37] <tristil> humble: Download a newer live cd image and use it to recover your files.
[07:37] <tristil> humble: then try again?
[07:37] <humble> that's what I'm running now
[07:37] <carlsagan> i can burn a ubuntu livecd with ubuntu right?
[07:38] <Borat> hey guys, im in a laptop enlish class, is there any harmless hacks that i can use to imress my buddies?
[07:38] <humble> i guess i'll do that... pick up an external drive tomorrow and get my stuff off then re-install
[07:38] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, try: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade    (again)
[07:38] <tristil> humble, It happens to the best of us.
[07:38] <carlsagan> Borat: compiz/xgl
[07:38] <chandan> hi ,can xml file can be parsed thru shell script
[07:38] <humble> heh... thanks for your help
[07:38] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, 927 means you still have a long way to go
[07:39] <bl4cktone> :(
[07:39] <Borat> carsagan: yea i have that, it makes the class go wild lol, but are there anyother things?
[07:39] <carlsagan> does the ubuntu server installation disk require 192mb of ram to install?
[07:39] <Borat> carlsagan: like except from desktop stuff.
[07:40] <bl4cktone> ok I'll run it again thanks JoseStefan, after running those commands after sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade the first time should let this finish the job?
[07:40] <nike> hgfhfd
[07:40] <tristil> Borat, check <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:41] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, sometimes you have to repeat them many times, one then the other
[07:41] <rlaager> Hi. I remember seeing somewhere (on Planet Ubuntu, maybe) a writeup about the progress of the migration-assistance tool. I'm a Gaim developer and I'm looking to see what kind of migration is done for IM and hopefully find the time to improve it. Any ideas where I might find information on this software?
[07:41] <nlke> thats good
[07:41] <nlke> :)
[07:41] <nlke> heya
[07:41] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, and sometimes pkg errors show up, and you have to fix those manually. then run the upgrade commands again
[07:41] <carlsagan> sorry rlaager, i'm not sure
[07:41] <garrett|mobile> Hey #ubuntu, I have a question about xauthorization.
[07:41] <garrett|mobile> Takers?
[07:42] <Flannel> !ask
[07:42] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[07:42] <nlke> :)))
[07:42] <garrett|mobile> :P
[07:42] <Borat> tristil: my routers Ip?
[07:42] <garrett|mobile> I'm getting an xauthorization error when I try to do...virtually any type of admin type actions.
[07:43] <Borat> tristil: in school i need to know the pass and username to log in tot aht.
[07:43] <garrett|mobile> For instance, loading up the disk manager, I just got the error.
[07:43] <garrett|mobile> "Unable to copy xauthorization file"
[07:43] <Flannel> garrett|mobile: you've done things with sudo for graphical programs in the past, right?
[07:43] <garrett|mobile> Flannel, yessir.
[07:44] <Flannel> right, that's your problem.  You need to go to your home file and chown .Xauthorization to yourself
[07:44] <garrett|mobile> The only thing I can think of that has broken it was the recent kernel upgrade that I did earlier.
[07:44] <Flannel> and, in the future, use gksudo
[07:44] <tristil> Borat, sometimes it's the default, like root:admin, or admin:god :)
[07:44] <cpk1> Flannel: too bad he wasnt here last night for the sudo for gui's discussion
[07:44] <Flannel> instead of sudo for graphical apps
[07:44] <vilefridge> Does anyone here have Tomcat running on Ubuntu?
[07:45] <Flannel> cpk1: there's a reason I went through the wiki and changed all the 'sudo gedit' to gksudo gedit ;)  and there were quite a bit of them ;)
[07:45] <cpk1> Flannel: =P all us ignorant folks always using sudo
[07:45] <carlsagan> i prefer to destroy my system thank you very much
[07:46] <Flannel> cpk1: nescient, not ignorant...  usually anyway.
[07:46] <carlsagan> it is worth it to save 2 characters of typing =P
[07:46] <cpk1> carlsagan: you have a point... =)
[07:47] <Flannel> cpk1, carlsagan is being bullish, not insightful.
[07:48] <carlsagan> fine, fine, mod me -1 Flamebait
[07:48] <garrett|mobile> Flannel, what kind of chown parameters should I use?
[07:49] <Flannel> garrett|mobile: chown it to you:you, simple as that
[07:49] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan, I'm getting quite a few of these Err http://debian.charite.de breezy/restricted Packages 404
[07:49] <tristil> Borat, you could phish them. That might be amusing.
[07:49] <bl4cktone> bunch of diffrent ones
[07:49] <kupesoft> What is the new update about?
[07:50] <garrett|mobile> I''m new to chown. :|
[07:50] <garrett|mobile> chown --help isn't...helping.
[07:50] <kupesoft> garrett|mobile: man chown
[07:50] <Flannel> garrett|mobile: chown user:user file  * with sudo
[07:50] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, you need to edit your sources.list use http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ as the url
[07:50] <SawnDiddle> hi I have a dumb question that I don't know
[07:50] <jaycomp2005> anyone having a problem getting php to enter form info in to mysql
[07:51] <Flannel> user:group  but in your case, username:username
[07:51] <sorush20> my /dev/hda3 is /home, but its not mounted there..
[07:51] <SawnDiddle> how do I access the root accoutn?
[07:51] <sorush20> should I just edit fstab?
[07:51] <Milchmann> with "sudo command"
[07:52] <Milchmann> or "sudo bash" for a root terminal @ SawnDiddle
[07:52] <garrett|mobile> You the man Flannel!
[07:52] <garrett|mobile> :D
[07:52] <garrett|mobile> God bless you. Lol.
[07:52] <Milchmann> su do => superuser do
[07:52] <jaycomp2005> my php form acts like it sent the info but when i check the mysql db nothing has been inputed
[07:52] <kupesoft> Why the new updates?
[07:52] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: you might know this... when I used 'gksudo gedit junk' (for example), I get Gnome-UI warning about Authentication rejected.  The editor still comes up, but file name is wrapped in single quotes.
[07:52] <SawnDiddle> unfortunately the password I put in that I used when I setup the OS isn't working for me
[07:53] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan what do you mean use it as the url? I have sources.list open and don't see what I would replace for that url
[07:53] <garrett|mobile> I'm on a roll tonight. I've gotten my desktop (which has more or less been abandoned and turned into a server) up and running with dual monitors, and it finally dual boots with Windows correctly.
[07:53] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: I am using breezy.
[07:53] <garrett|mobile> I've been a busy boy.
[07:53] <Flannel> EnsignRedshirt: you're the second person to have that quotes problem.  I don't, oddly enough.  And I have no idea where it comes from ;)
[07:53] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, could you put your sources.list on the !pastebin
[07:53] <jaycomp2005> any one know about php
[07:53] <Piet> jaycomp2005: ask in ##php
[07:53] <bl4cktone> Man I feel like a nub but what's !pastebin?
[07:54] <Flannel> !pastebin
[07:54] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[07:54] <jaycomp2005> ok thanks
[07:54] <kupesoft> jaycomp2005: sure,
[07:54] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: I've resorted to nano for editing when I need sudo, but it's a pain.
[07:55] <Madpilot> SawnDiddle, the pw you gave during install isn't working w/ sudo?
[07:55] <bl4cktone> !pastebin
[07:55] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[07:55] <shinobi2> how much disk space do i need for ubuntu 6.06 desktop install?
[07:55] <vilefridge> Does anyone here have Tomcat running on Ubuntu?
[07:55] <Madpilot> shinobi2, about 2Gb
[07:55] <Flannel> EnsignRedshirt: did this just start happening? (the quotes thing)  the warnings are... well, I've always gotten them.
[07:56] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: No, I've had the problem for a while.
[07:56] <bl4cktone> think I did it but posted under your name JoseStefan
[07:56] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: Actually, I'm not sure when the quotes problem started.
[07:57] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, you need to give use the resulting url, the one on the browser
[07:57] <EnsignRedshirt> Flannel: Past problems with using gui programs with root privileges got me in the habit of using nano.
[07:58] <bl4cktone> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/23952
[07:58] <shinobi2> Madpilot: i have only 2 gb, during install , i got a not enought space error, do you know precisely how much i need?
[07:58] <Flannel> EnsignRedshirt: hmm, it ... seems to be a gksudo problem, since it's quoted there.  Odd.  And then it opens '/home/flannel'/etc/apt (opening my sources.list)
[07:58] <Madpilot> shinobi2, not exactly, but I think it's just under 2Gb
[07:59] <MistaED> could someone tell me a good log file to read about system stability? like a kernel panic one? i just got a hardlock about 5 mins into running gnome
[07:59] <shinobi2> i am running vmware, and trying to install ubuntu on it
[07:59] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, i see some mistakes
[08:00] <cafuego> shinobi2: <heh> 2.2GB would be fine. Give it 4 though, so you have  alittle bit of data storage too.
[08:00] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan, do tell
[08:01] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, lets generate a new one, go to the address shown on !easysource
[08:01] <JoseStefan> !easysource > bl4cktone
[08:01] <shinobi2> cafuego: i am still testing, my hd has dual-boot, not much space left.  will reformat hard drive and install vmware to run ubuntu.
[08:02] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, select Breezy, include both updates, and select the next 2 Packages Boxes, and hit generate
[08:03] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan wow that looks diffrent
[08:04] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, put the results on your source.list, when done do: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:04] <patbam> i'm trying ot reset my mysql password; i used system/services to stop the service, but when i do a $ mysql -u root -p i get a "can't connect to local myql server thru socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock"
[08:05] <noiesmo> hey all I've got some midi files I need to convert to audio and audacity doesnt like them any suggestions
[08:05] <patbam> oh duh forget it
[08:05] <JoseStefan> patbam, if you stop the mysql service, you wont be able to connect to it :/
[08:06] <cafuego> patbam: Yes, the server needs to be running if you need to change the password; it's after all stored in the database itself.
[08:06] <noiesmo> patbam, this is what i did to reset root password mysql http://noiesmo.dnsalias.net/article.php?story=20060712202032569&query=mysql
[08:06] <patbam> noiesmo: great, thank you
[08:06] <justinchudgar> 'lo
[08:06] <noiesmo> patbam, np
[08:06] <noiesmo> patbam, sorry about site lag in advance
[08:07] <Crankeye> hey
[08:07] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan Seems to be working now, it's downloading and now I'm at a blue screen saying something about Dictionaries-common: Wordlist dictionary
[08:08] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan Seems to be working now, it's downloading and now I'm at a blue screen saying something about Dictionaries-common: Wordlist dictionary
[08:08] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, is it asking for anything?
[08:08] <bl4cktone> whoops
[08:08] <bl4cktone> yeah american english I guess
[08:08] <justinchudgar> having trouble getting an SMP enabled kernel to work on a system with a Pentium D 805 on an ATI RL410 mobo with an Atheros wifi pci card
[08:08] <noiesmo> cafuego, you need to stop mysql and then restart it in safe mode
[08:08] <Crankeye> quick question, when i try and restart it hangs. i got to my terminal ctrl+shift+f1 and its asking for a root passowrd for maintenice, this shouldnt happen when i try and restart, any ideas?
[08:08] <bl4cktone> it's unpacking now
[08:09] <zoidberg> guys quick question
[08:09] <zoidberg> is there an Alarm Clock program for UBUNTU
[08:09] <zoidberg> ?
[08:09] <justinchudgar> i have tried a Marvell 8300 based card with ndiswrapper, but, that causes a "soft lock on CPU1" which totally hangs the system
[08:09] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan It's asking do you wish to restart services?
[08:09] <glade> zoidberg Plan
[08:10] <Crankeye> zoidberg: kalarm
[08:10] <cafuego> noiesmo: Not if you know the password or if it's blank.
[08:10] <Crankeye> http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/01/22/how-to-use-your-linux-machine-as-an-alarm/
[08:10] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, what is prompting that? can you continue upgrading 1st ?
[08:10] <zoidberg> Crankeye: is kalarm for KDE...i'm using GNOME
[08:11] <justinchudgar> the Atheros card works find with kernel 2.6.17-7-386 (UP) but, it is not recognized in either 2.6.17-7-generic or a handrolled 2.6.17-11-ubuntu1 with SMP enabled
[08:11] <EnsignRedshirt> zoidberg: sanduhr
[08:11] <Crankeye> read the link, its a blog talking about alrams
[08:11] <Crankeye> Kalarm is the KDE alarm tool, which can, besides paying sounds, display a text file, or execute commands at specific times in the future. Even if you are an Ubuntu user (Gnome) you still can install and use kalarm. The name of the package to install is, unsurprisingly, kalarm!
[08:11] <EnsignRedshirt> zoidberg: I haven't used it; it showed up in a search in Synaptic.
[08:11] <justin__> Has anyone ever played freeciv?
[08:11] <sorush20> can you do dist-upgrade on live cd mode?
[08:11] <glade>  evolution has an alarm
[08:12] <Flannel> sorush20: no.  you need to download the alternate ISO
[08:12] <sorush20> okay
[08:12] <noiesmo> cafuego, fair enough but the other dude had lost password thats why i thought i'd mention it
[08:12] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/23953 this is where I'm at
[08:13] <bl4cktone> JoseStefan I only went back so far
[08:13] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, you can say yes to that
[08:14] <Crankeye> when i restart my computer it hangs, and when i go to the terminal (ctrl+shift+f1) its asking for maintenance password. any ideas?
[08:15] <JoseStefan> bl4cktone, join #bl4cktone
[08:15] <AqD> OMG
[08:15] <AqD> there are 800+ people!
[08:15] <Crankeye> 843
[08:15] <Crankeye> to be exact
[08:15] <AqD> :D
[08:15] <Crankeye> >_>;
[08:16] <cafuego> Crankeye: Boot recovery mode and look.
[08:16] <AqD> well guys, if you want to use my mac menubar patch for gtk/gnome, I just released a patch for gtk 2.8 (PS: arch has been using 2.10 for weeks :P)
[08:16] <AqD> the howto is here => http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1411428
[08:16] <AqD> bye :D
[08:16] <cafuego> #advertising is elsewhere.
[08:16] <CharonX> 843, and 6 watching the channel .....
[08:16] <AqD> cafuego: it's not ad :D
[08:16] <Crankeye> cafuego: its not that kind of issue, i can shutdown fine, aswell as boot up
[08:16] <^^Bran^^> 7
[08:16] <AqD> cafuego: it's a mac menubar for all gtk apps
[08:17] <Crankeye> when i say hang i use that lightly
[08:17] <Crankeye> i just sits there waiting for the maitince password
[08:17] <cafuego> AqD; Spam, then. have it your way.
[08:17] <Crankeye> which shouldn't happend on a restart >_>;
[08:17] <CharonX> By mack menubar, you mean one that expands the icons ?
[08:17] <CharonX> mac...
[08:17] <cafuego> Crankeye: Yeah, that implies something has failed. Hence the recovery mode, yoiu might see *what* has failed.
[08:17] <Crankeye> ah gotcha
[08:19] <cafuego> CharonX: He meant menu bar locked to top of screen, seperate from app window.
[08:19] <Crankeye> i wonder why it only fails on restart..
[08:19] <cafuego> CharonX: Sadly, he gives BAD INSTRUCTIONS for installing his patch.
[08:20] <CharonX> Oh, I was hoping it was a applet I could put in my current menu bar(and then put icons in that applet) to act like the main mac menu
[08:21] <Crankeye> this is going to be interesting to boot into recovery.. im missing the cd to edgy >_<
[08:21] <cafuego> I'm pretty sure there are utils that do that.
[08:21] <cafuego> Crankeye: it's an item in the grub menu.
[08:21] <CharonX> cafuego,  if there are I have not been able to figure out which ones.
[08:21] <w30> When I installed Ubuntu I changed the label on my Fedora partition from  / to core3 and now Fedora won't boot and the partition utility says we don't let you label partitions / anymore. Anyone know how to get that label back to /.
[08:22] <Crankeye> Alright well i'll take a look. >_>;
[08:22] <cafuego> w30: Make fedora boot with "root=LABEL=core3" instead of root=LABEL=/
[08:22] <g0r33k> guys anyone availabe to help a noobie?
[08:23] <cafuego> w30: You may need to also mount the fedora partition in ubuntu and edit Fedora's /etc/fstab to reflect that change.
[08:23] <w30> cafuego, I tried that but Fedora still looks for /
[08:24] <w30> cafuego, fstab don't list labels
[08:25] <cafuego> w30: Just devices?
[08:26] <w30> cafuego, just types ext3 vfat etc.
[08:26] <agt> join #wine
[08:26] <cafuego> it ahs to _somehow_ list either the device or label.
[08:27] <tekian> Can anyone help me with a sound related issue? I've searched the forums yet haven't found an answer.
[08:28] <w30> cafuego, I deleted the partiton and labeled it / but when I dd if=image of/dev/hda2 the label went back to core3 so the label is in the partition image somewhere
[08:28] <cafuego> w30: Hmmyah. You can use 'tune2fs' to edit it.
[08:29] <w30> cafuego, I deleted the partiton and labeled it / but when I dd if=image_core3  of=/dev/hda2 the label went back to core3 so the label is in the partition image somewhere
[08:29] <tekian> Anyone able to help me with a sound related issue?
[08:30] <cpk2> !ask
[08:30] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[08:30] <wtfomg> i can't get sound to work :[
[08:30] <wtfomg> lol@1 hr later
[08:30] <wtfomg> ;\
[08:30] <mkquist_> anyone know if running knoppix live cd could do anything to booting back to ubuntu/ms?
[08:31] <tekian> Haha. My bad. I'm running a Dell Inspiron 9400 (e1705), and the subwoofer doesn't seem to produce any sound.
[08:31] <wtfomg> mk, i've ran knoppix live cd, had no problems booting back to windows.
[08:31] <mkquist_> ubuntu?
[08:31] <mkquist_> too?
[08:31] <wtfomg> just installed ubuntu today.
[08:32] <tekian> So does anyone by any chance know how to get my subwoofer up and runnin? =)
[08:33] <wtfomg> tek, what soundcard do you have?
[08:33] <tekian> I read something about messing with a Master Mono slider in volume control, but I dont have an option for that in Edit>Prefrences
[08:33] <tekian> Sigmatel STAC9200
[08:33] <wtfomg> have you played with the bass and treble sliders?
[08:34] <tekian> Dont see them.
[08:34] <tekian> All I have is a Master and PCM
[08:34] <tekian> Then Capture Mux, which I think is just for line-in stuff.
[08:34] <w30> cafuego, tune2fs did the job, thank you profoundly!!!
[08:34] <cafuego> please donate freely.
[08:35] <wtfomg> tek, do you have the right device selected?
[08:35] <wtfomg> File>Change Device
[08:35] <w30> !donate to cafuego
[08:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about donate to cafuego - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:35] <w30> !ha
[08:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ha - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:36] <tekian> I looked under both HDA Intel and SigamaTel STAC9200.
[08:36] <tekian> What i just listed was from HDA Intel, the SigamTel STAC9200 just lists Voume and In-Gain
[08:37] <glade> i think you should select the intel one
[08:38] <tekian> It is currently, but I have no option for anything that controls my subwoofer =(
[08:38] <wtfomg> yeah.. i dont have any sound either.
[08:38] <wtfomg> :\
[08:38] <wtfomg> and i really want to listen to new napalm death.
[08:42] <glade> do u use intel ac97 sound card
[08:42] <wtfomg> i use a SoundBlaster Audigy
[08:43] <tekian> stupid shift backspace.
[08:43] <wtfomg> pwnt
[08:43] <tekian> :(
[08:43] <wtfomg> :'(
[08:43] <tekian> wtfomgWhat kind of computer do you run?
[08:44] <wtfomg> intel
[08:44] <wtfomg> did you want more?
[08:44] <wtfomg> haha
[08:44] <tekian> Lol. Custom desktop?
[08:45] <wtfomg> i built it, yea
[08:45] <tekian> What sound card do you have?
[08:45] <wtfomg> sb audigy with a logitech z560 4.1 setup
[08:45] <glade> wtfomg, i get the solution in a forum
[08:45] <tekian> Yea, did you see this topic yet? > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[08:46] <tekian> Although it didnt have what I needed ( T_T ), it should help with yours
[08:46] <wtfomg> ok lemme check it out
[08:47] <tekian> I just need to figure out where my master mono control is now =)
[08:49] <glade> tekian Try the alsamixer command
[08:50] <nentis> a friend just took the plunge, but will most likely go back to OS X (powerpc G4) due to: 1) Flash no workie, 2) Same with Quicktime, 3) Skype does not work on powerpc, 4) Transgaming does not work on powerpc (WOW)
[08:50] <tekian> *Stabs backspace*
[08:50] <glade> tekian:alsamixer command
[08:50] <nentis> if she only had a macbook pro
[08:51] <tekian> Ok, I got Master, PCM, Capture, and Input Source listed under alsamixer
[08:52] <CppIsWeird> could anyone begin to instruct me on how one would begin to make a ubuntu that would function encryption-wise in this way: http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/defcon2006_janus_project/
[08:52] <daurn> what is the parameter to add so any user can access it?: sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sda1 /mnt/Storage
[08:52] <tonyyarusso> How to make nautilus display the recursive size of directories in the view (not having to go through right-click > properties)?
[08:52] <JaMiNkLe> there no ppc chan?
[08:52] <tekian> No
[08:52] <tekian> er
[08:52] <tekian> sorry. read that wrong.
[08:52] <tekian> >_>
[08:54] <fdoving> daurn: i recommend adding /dev/sda1 to /etc/pmount.allow and let each user mount it when he needs to. (if you don't have multiple users at one time).
[08:54] <daurn> i mean
[08:54] <we2by> god, Ubuntu works perfect on my macbook :)
[08:54] <fdoving> daurn: that would make it behave like a removable device.
[08:54] <daurn> what do you add to the end?
[08:54] <glade>  tekian do u see Master M
[08:54] <daurn> (i just want to do this once)
[08:55] <daurn> something like --uid=1000?
[08:55] <daurn> i can't remember
[08:55] <fdoving> !ntfs
[08:55] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[08:56] <tekian> Glade: No. I'm under All view as well. I just see Master. No Master M
[08:56] <daurn> comeon
[08:56] <daurn> please just tell me that one parameter
[08:57] <glade> tekian  http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/about1493.html&highlight=Audigy
[08:58] <tekian> glade: I cant read japanese =) Lol
[08:59] <glade> tekian sorry, i made a mistake
[08:59] <tekian> No problem
[09:00] <fdoving> daurn: you should read that help page. it'll give you more inputs on the topic. it's good.
[09:00] <daurn> i don't want an automnated script or anything
[09:00] <daurn> i'm doing a process i did a year or so ago exactly to get a certain disk to work
[09:00] <daurn> but i forget that parameter
[09:00] <daurn> PLEASE just tell me it
[09:01] <daurn> its SUCH a simple request
[09:02] <tekian> Glade: Could I be using a bad driver?
[09:03] <glade> tekian lsmod | grep snd
[09:04] <tekian> Glade: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/23957
[09:05] <fdoving> daurn: i must say you're lazy when you're so close to the answer, and still ask for help here. umask=0007 or something, depends on your config. if you read the page you'll understand.
[09:05] <daurn> i don't want to learn :S - i just wanted the command
[09:06] <JaMiNkLe> many people here running ppc?
[09:06] <JaMiNkLe> or am i all alone
[09:06] <daurn> btw, is there a plugin for amaroK to play wma files?
[09:06] <Flannel> !tell daurn about restricted
[09:06] <wtfomg> that worked.
[09:06] <wtfomg> i have sound now.
[09:07] <tekian> Awesome =D
[09:07] <tekian> Hopefully my subwoofer will be working soon
[09:08] <mypapit> w00f
[09:08] <oscar> hello, i am looking for help with ubuntu server
[09:08] <wtfomg> oh!
[09:08] <wtfomg> hey dude
[09:08] <tekian> ?
[09:08] <wtfomg> do you have a Tone option?
[09:08] <tekian> No =(
[09:08] <wtfomg> oh you need that
[09:08] <Flannel> oscar: What you need help with?
[09:09] <wtfomg> that will make your sub work for sure.
[09:09] <tekian> I'm thinking I am just using a bad driver
[09:09] <tekian> I'm just too chicken to change it
[09:09] <tekian> :P
[09:09] <wtfomg> do what i just did.
[09:09] <wtfomg> sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils
[09:09] <wtfomg> then
[09:09] <oscar> well, i am attempting to run from a 200mhz with 64ram and a 160ish mb swap, it installs fine (however in low memory mode), but it just wont boot, the computer restarts
[09:09] <wtfomg> sudo apt-get install linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils
[09:09] <wtfomg> sudo apt-get install gdm ubuntu-desktop
[09:11] <CppIsWeird> could anyone begin to instruct me on how one would begin to make a ubuntu that would function encryption-wise in this way: http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/08/30/defcon2006_janus_project/
[09:11] <glade> i think no problem with the driver
[09:11] <butleR> Can someone help me with a mount install? I don't have a CD burner and I've been searching and trying stuff from the forums for 2 days
[09:12] <wtfomg> butler, i assume you're on windows?
[09:12] <butleR> yes
[09:12] <Flannel> !tell butleR about install
[09:12] <wtfomg> try mounting with alcohol.
[09:13] <butleR> i can get it to boot to the installer
[09:13] <Flannel> butleR: there's one that talks about installing from within windows, sounds right up your alley ;)
[09:13] <butleR> but it can't find the CD
[09:13] <butleR> I've tried it and gotten pretty far, but it can't find the image to mount it
[09:13] <wtfomg> when you download ubuntu it comes as a image (iso)
[09:14] <tekian> x_x
[09:14] <tekian> What ever the first command did just totally crashed my system
[09:14] <wtfomg> sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils  ?
[09:14] <tekian> yea
[09:14] <wtfomg> really?....
[09:14] <wtfomg> sec
[09:15] <tekian> Yea, trying to figure out what happened x_X
[09:15] <wtfomg> tell me result of aplay -l
[09:15] <tekian> x_x I cant find my gnome terminal app
[09:16] <butleR> I've mounted it with PowerISO and then restarted, tried installing and got the same error...
[09:16] <oscar> anybody know the minimal specs of ubuntu server?, particually CPU
[09:16] <wtfomg> tek, nice.
[09:16] <tekian> Lol. All my programs are out of place now for some reason
[09:16] <rene32> Good morning. I have an Intersil Prism 2.5 rev1 WLAN card in my notebook and I am wondering if it supports WPA. Network-manager-gnome does not offer WPA in its GUI for this card and I did not manage to get wpa_supplicant work with this card. Anyone here who knows more?
[09:17] <wtfomg> butleR, what's the error?  just a reboot?
[09:17] <tekian> brb. got to find a terminal now. Wont switch displays with xgl running
[09:17] <wtfomg> tek, you find everything?
[09:18] <butleR> says it can't find the CD
[09:18] <butleR> and gives me a menu
[09:18] <tekian> Going to try :P Just a sec
[09:18] <wtfomg> k
[09:18] <butleR> o
[09:18] <butleR> i'm going to try using Alcohol
[09:18] <wtfomg> if that doesn't work, you can always just order the cd's.
[09:19] <butleR> yea, I went ahead and put in an order for them
[09:19] <cafuego> rene32: No, it doesn't.
[09:19] <wtfomg> coo
[09:19] <butleR> but in the mean time I figured I'd try myself
[09:19] <rene32> cafuego: 100% sure?
[09:19] <cafuego> rene32: Yes.
[09:19] <cafuego> rene32: It's an orinoco silver/gold card, right?
[09:19] <rene32> cafuego: I have read so many manuals and some of them mention Prism 2.5 as supported chipset for WPA
[09:20] <wtfomg> butleR, knock yourself out, i guess. but i don't know too much after what we already talked about.
[09:20] <rene32> cafuego: network-manager-gnome uses the orinoco driver. More I don't know.
[09:20] <oscar> how does that work cafuego?, because i cant get my wireless card to do wpa on linux either, is there a list somewhere?
[09:20] <rene32> cafuego: Built in (mini PCI?) card.
[09:20] <cafuego> rene32: Yeah, 99% sure you won't get WPA on that.
[09:21] <cafuego> oscar: Is it supposed to under WIndows?
[09:21] <butleR> here goes nothing...brb
[09:21] <tekian> Much better
[09:21] <oscar> yes, it worked under windows
[09:21] <ufoz> hi. since last apt-get upgrade (new kernel afaik) i am unable to boot. getting faulire about missing root partition. is that a bug ? how i can solve that ? i am currently chrootet the partition
[09:21] <rene32> cafuego: Why are you so sure?
[09:21] <cafuego> rene32: My prisms don't do wpa :-)
[09:22] <tekian> ...
[09:22] <rene32> cafuego: So what do you say about this? http://remote-exploit.org/index.php/Prism_update
[09:22] <tekian> My sigmatel option under volume control is gone now x_x
[09:22] <oscar> ufoz, did you update on the 14th of sep and have an nvidia videocard by any chance?
[09:22] <tekian> glade, you still there?
[09:22] <rene32> What is the recommended WPA chipset for Linux?
[09:23] <oscar> do any work out of the box?
[09:23] <cafuego> rene32: These days, atheros probably... or maybe centrino (2100/2200)
[09:23] <ufoz> oscar, i was not infront this pc for some days, so maybe the update is from the 14th. no i have no nvidia card. it is a savage s3 video vard
[09:24] <cafuego> rene32: Hold on, does your prism2.5 does 802.11g?
[09:24] <rene32> cafuego: No, only 11mbps
[09:24] <oscar> well see if this applies to you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=257459
[09:24] <cafuego> rene32: No WPA then.
[09:24] <rene32> cafuego: But the windows driver was crap. So that does not say anything :-)
[09:25] <rene32> cafuego: Ok, so I'll take this for sure then and see if this notebook has a replacable miniPCI card built in.
[09:25] <cafuego> rene32: wpa is part of the 802.11g standard, not 802.11b. That only does WEP (64 and 128bit - and the latter only on newer cards)
[09:25] <we2by> ow do u allow windows to go under the panel?
[09:26] <rene32> cafuego: ok, seems to make sense. So I can give up trying to get wpa_supplicant work.
[09:26] <rene32> cafuego: thx alot
[09:26] <cafuego> rene32: np
[09:26] <Lynoure> cafuego: many of the older ones are hackable to do 128bit, but there is risk of breaking
[09:26] <valehru> Need to reset my xorg.conf....anyone have a quick and easy way to do it from the command line?
[09:27] <butleR> wtfomg|brb: I have a physical CD Rom drive, would that affect it detecting the virtual CD Rom drive that the image is mounted to?
[09:27] <cafuego> Lynoure: Quit probable. I just sue 'em with open networks now.
[09:28] <oscar> butleR: should be fine
[09:28] <Samuli^> valehru, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[09:28] <valehru> Samuli^, thanks
[09:29] <butleR> brb again
[09:29] <umar> hi
[09:29] <Samuli^> valehru, make a backup of your recent xorg.conf first though.
[09:29] <oscar> anyway, i am off
[09:29] <foo> tainted_: Around?
[09:29] <Samuli^> although dpkg should make it's own.
[09:30] <umar> can i use non-free software links in my distro free "GNU/Linux "
[09:30] <umar> Actually i want to provide one option for the user to download non-distrubutable software from the net
[09:31] <umar> so i need to mention links in my code to download those softwares and install
[09:31] <umar> #debian
[09:31] <cantona> anyone know how come the "dd" program segfault?
[09:32] <ufoz> oscar, nope. the problem is not startig the x server. it is during the initrd. it shows me sometthing about VFS unable to mount root fs or something like that
[09:33] <escape> Hi Guys
[09:35] <Zealot87> what are some other music players other than rythmbox
[09:35] <ufoz> Zealot87, xmms
[09:35] <escape> The updates of compiz from yesterday brings a lot of ne features with.... Very stable at all...
[09:35] <ufoz>  izd like the well known winamp for windows
[09:35] <wtfomg|brb> tek
[09:35] <Zealot87> but more like a library organizer
[09:35] <escape> xmms, amarok
[09:35] <escape> and so on
[09:36] <Zealot87> does amarok work well in gnome?
[09:36] <WinterWeaver> hey hey ^_^
[09:36] <ufoz> Zealot87, it is a kde applikation
[09:36] <Zealot87> yeah i want one for gnome
[09:36] <escape> It works in Gnome @Zealot
[09:36] <WinterWeaver> METAL MILITIA
[09:36] <escape> also it is for KDE
[09:36] <Zealot87> but i remember there was news of a player like rythmbox, that looked awesome
[09:36] <Zealot87> but i cant find it anymore
[09:37] <ufoz> << has still problem since last kernel update. during initrd getting VFS faulier and cannot boot.
[09:37] <brian98> more upates for dapper today!
[09:37] <escape> Well just open Synaptic and have a look at multimedia categorie
[09:37] <escape> there you'll find a lot of players
[09:37] <Zealot87> anyone remember something about a new media player?
[09:38] <escape> Did you read the forums @ufoz
[09:38] <butleR> still hasn't worked. is there anything special I need to do with the image other than mount the image to a virtual drive?
[09:39] <ufoz> yes escape but i do not have a nvidia card on that laptop.
[09:39] <WinterWeaver> speaking of rhythmbox.... I cant play any mp3's, wma, or any vids (avi, mpg, wmv).... what do I need?
[09:39] <escape> So you couldn't find any solution that fits?
[09:39] <zaggynl> Hmm
[09:40] <zaggynl> I just did downloaded and applied the latest updates, but the.27 kernel made my nvidia drivers not load :(
[09:40] <escape> I have a question, too: Does anybody has got an address for NessusClient? Debian package would be nice...
[09:40] <GoOdcm> need to install codecs
[09:40] <Madpilot> ubotu, tell WinterWeaver about mp3
[09:40] <vcolombo> Zealot87: Amarok is a KDE application but it works just fine even if you're running Gnome
[09:40] <vcolombo> Zealot87: But there is one similar to Rythmbox called Banshee, maybe that's what you're thinking of?
[09:40] <ufoz> i checked the entries in my lilo.conf, i updatet and upgradet using apt-get. hmm, i youse the 686 kernel, maybe i should try out the default 386 ?
[09:40] <zaggynl> GoOdcm, !codecs
[09:41] <zaggynl> !codecs
[09:41] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:41] <WinterWeaver> Madpilot: thx !!
[09:41] <Madpilot> WinterWeaver, no problem
[09:41] <WinterWeaver> and thx !
[09:41] <escape> Could be you have the wrong dirvers @zaggynl
[09:41] <zaggynl> escape, I have the latest from the rep
[09:41] <escape> oh.
[09:41] <zaggynl> but then again, I'm having trouble reaching the rep, I get a lot of 104's
[09:42] <escape> Doesn't look very nice hu?
[09:42] <cwc> hi all... im having trouble with easyubuntu....
[09:43] <zaggynl> cwc, Try not to check everything in easyubuntu
[09:43] <escape> Great.... I found the NessusClient as .deb
[09:43] <archangelpetro> cwc state your trouble :)
[09:43] <zaggynl> cwc, try with each checkbox
[09:43] <cwc> my easyubuntu doesnt open ! so i tried to uninstall (so i can reinstall) and it says:  subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[09:44] <zaggynl> escape, I'm using the nvidia 1.0.8762
[09:44] <zaggynl> I guess that's the latest?
[09:45] <escape> i never used this easyunbuntu script. made everything on my own. is it always that hard to use it?
[09:45] <escape> i'll take a look. just a moment zaggynl
[09:45] <zaggynl> ^^
[09:45] <x_or> I'm trying to use debootstrap to install a new ubuntu system.  I cannot find base-config, however.  Does this mean I did something wrong?  I tried using debconf install base-config but it complains with "unable to initialize frontend: Dialog" so there are obviously some errors in my perl modules installation.  Any clues?
[09:45] <Janchi> never had any problems with easyubuntu
[09:45] <escape> wat is your xserver?
[09:45] <Janchi> Did you download the latest
[09:45] <zaggynl> escape, xorg
[09:46] <zaggynl> escape, let me get you a pastebin of the log
[09:46] <cwc> i did not have any problems in  my wife's laptop, but this laptop is giving a lot of trouble
[09:46] <z0rz> I installed VMWare but now everytime I do apt-get it asked me a ton of annoying questions about my interface .. how can I either remove VMWare or get these annoying meessages to stop?
[09:46] <cwc> Janchi, i downloaded the file easyubuntu_3.0.22-0cafuego3_all.deb
[09:47] <cwc> anyways, im looking for help with complete removal, so i can installing once again
[09:47] <Ayabara> I have an external ext3 drive where some files have chars illegal in windows (like ":" ). I mount the fs in windows from time to time, so I need to fix this. Is there a clever way to search my drive for files with illegal signs and rename them to windows-compatible ones?
[09:47] <Janchi> I used these instructions for the source package http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/get.html
[09:48] <zaggynl> escape, http://pastebin.ca/175921 <= nvidia not loading problem log part
[09:48] <cwc> thanks Janchi, i'll have a look at that
[09:48] <escape> 1:<IP_ADDRESS> should be the actual driver file @zaggynl
[09:48] <Janchi> You have to run a python script then. No install.
[09:50] <escape> have you tried a "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" @zagggynl ?
[09:51] <zaggynl> escape,  :o I think my sources.list is kaput again
[09:51] <cwc> thanks Janchi, i got the easyubuntu window now :)
[09:51] <escape> should i send you mine?
[09:51] <wall0159> g'day all. confused here. Playing mp4 files cause Amarok to crash. Tried upgrading using SVN (as opposed to Dapper repo), and tried upgrading lib-xine, to no avail. I can get the mp4 files to play, but unstable, and moving from song to song will kill it. any thoughts?
[09:52] <escape> i have a very actual list
[09:52] <escape> Try to install all the gstreamer plugins @wall
[09:52] <escape> codecs i meant
[09:52] <wall0159> escape: I've had a look at that,but I'm not sure how :-P
[09:53] <escape> Just install all the gstreamer plugin where you can read "codec"
[09:53] <Janchi> Perfect. I would recommend not installing all options in one go. It causes some problems
[09:53] <escape> i never had one
[09:53] <escape> and i can play nearly all files
[09:54] <wall0159> I have the good/bad/ugly codecs installed already, but those are vn 0.10. There are also vn 0.8 files. Are they relevant?
[09:54] <kippi> hey
[09:54] <kippi> could someone help me install spamassassin?
[09:54] <alesdoc> hi, my boot-partition (50MB) is full...100%. How can i solve this problem?
[09:54] <wall0159> Unfortunately, the gstreamer engine doesn't appear in Amarok as an option (reopsitory or SVN version) not sure why...
[09:54] <escape> Spamassassin has got very good documentation. I think you should have a look at it first
[09:55] <test__> trying to setup a modem got this in the help file, First insert an ALSA modem driver.
[09:55] <test__> # modprobe low_level_driver
[09:55] <test__> anybody?
[09:55] <cwc> Janchi, already did, and already gave some error... now im trying one by one ;-)
[09:55] <test__> whats low_level_driver
[09:55] <escape> doesn't matter @wall only the codecs where taken. i use the codecs with mplayer
[09:55] <wall0159> escape: sorry.. I don't understand you. Do you mean that libxine uses the gstreamer codecs?
[09:56] <PseudoPlacebo> Does anyone know how old you have to be to work at best buy, and what certs you need?
[09:56] <escape> I think they are used systemwide, as i can play all the files with every player
[09:56] <wall0159> hmm. does that include kde applications?
[09:57] <kippi> how can you use apt-get to get Depends?
[09:57] <escape> no it doesnt
[09:57] <wall0159> ok.
[09:57] <escape> try apt-get --help ?
[09:57] <escape> lol
[09:57] <escape> zaggynl
[09:57] <escape> look at the dialog
[09:57] <wall0159> thanks for your help, escape
[09:57] <escape> no problem
[09:58] <escape> hope you can solve your problem
[09:58] <z0rz> Is there a lamp guide for xubuntu?
[09:58] <zaggynl> escape, Sorry, which dialog?
[09:58] <escape> for lamp there is a good guide at apachefriends.org
[09:59] <escape> private dialog
[09:59] <zaggynl> escape, I don't see any queries
[09:59] <escape> ^^
[09:59] <escape> strange
[09:59] <zaggynl> I queried you
[09:59] <escape> i wrote if i should send you my sources list
[10:00] <zaggynl> escape, I just generated one with http://www.ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
[10:00] <zaggynl> but that one stalls while reloading
[10:00] <kendals> apt-get install kernel-headers-2.6.15-27-386 says the package doesn't exist, but that is my kernal version- what do i do?
[10:00] <XiXaQ> I need to download VMWare Tools for Ubuntu. Does anyone know where to get it?
[10:00] <escape> i have alle the sources for compiz and so on
[10:00] <kendals> Xixaq- get it from the add/remove apps list
[10:00] <Netslayer> where is the standard ubuntu hotplug dir ? /usr/lib/hotplug?
[10:00] <zaggynl> escape, I'll try to do stuff command line :P
[10:01] <Netslayer> aka firmware dir
[10:01] <zaggynl> Netslayer, I think ubuntu uses udev, since hotplug is depricated
[10:01] <escape> try linux-kernel-headers as they are for your version @kendals
[10:01] <escape> okay :o)
[10:01] <Netslayer> i'm looking for the firmware folder..any ideas
[10:01] <fatbrain> How can I enable write on my portable USB disk?
[10:01] <Janchi> fatbrain, how is it formatted
[10:02] <brendonjt> fatbrain, : it should already  be enabled?
[10:02] <escape> do you know the meaning of google @fatbrain?
[10:02] <Janchi> FAT32 should go automatically (at least it does on my vanilla install)
[10:02] <brendonjt> fatbrain, : my ipod works asa mass stogae (usb disk) no worries
[10:02] <escape> this should be the basic knowledge
[10:02] <fatbrain> escape: retort
[10:02] <fatbrain> Janchi: ext3
[10:03] <z0rz> So should I just install xampp? Or individually?
[10:03] <zaggynl> :o
[10:03] <escape> some people make it itself to easy
[10:03] <kendals> apt-get install kernel-headers-2.6.15-27-386 says the package doesn't exist, but that is my kernal version- what do i do?
[10:03] <Seveas> 8
[10:03] <escape> there should be a tar.gz on apachefriends.org @zorz
[10:03] <zaggynl> does uboto have a !lucky or !google function?
[10:03] <escape> @kendals: install linux-kernel-headers
[10:04] <zaggynl> !google
[10:04] <ubotu> google is a very popular search engine, http://www.google.com
[10:04] <zaggynl> !lucky
[10:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lucky - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:04] <zaggynl> !women
[10:04] <ubotu> The women and men of the Ubuntu women project hang out in #ubuntu-women. Encouraging women to use linux? Read http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/ for some suggestions compiled by women who use Linux on how to do so effectively.
[10:04] <zaggynl> :D
[10:04] <ufoz> hmmm. no i am getting radi_setup fatal error when starting lilo
[10:04] <escape> !rules
[10:04] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped.  Parallels Workstation 2.2 is installed, but it has not been configured for your running kernel. To configure it please login as root and run parallels-config."
[10:06] <kendals> So even though yesterday, it was working, I humour it today and type parallels-config (as root), and it says "nable to find linux kernel source.
[10:06] <kendals>      To configure Parallels Workstation 2.2 you should have
[10:06] <kendals>      kernel source package for your Linux system installed.
[10:06] <kendals> "
[10:06] <Madpilot> That's interesting... .otf fonts open in the Character Map util, instead of the Font Viewer util that ttf fonts get opened in when you double-click on them
[10:06] <cafuego> kendals: Did you install the updated headers for the new kernel that was distributed overnight?
[10:06] <kendals> umm.
[10:06] <kendals> cafuego: how do i check that?
[10:06] <Janchi> fatbrain, did it work before?
[10:06] <kendals> I know I updated something last night.
[10:06] <escape> right... you should have them too
[10:07] <escape> apt-cache search kernel headers
[10:07] <escape> and install
[10:07] <escape> then you should see if they are up to date
[10:08] <kendals> i do the apt-cache search kernel headers bit
[10:08] <escape> whish you all good look. whatever you do... stay true to your linux :o) i'm off. having breakfast and then i have to go to work
[10:08] <kendals> and it displays stuff.
[10:08] <kendals> then what?
[10:08] <sorush20> apt-get is now multithread download
[10:08] <sorush20> ?
[10:08] <escape> try |grep kernel headers
[10:08] <kendals> ok thanks
[10:08] <kendals> get going! :)
[10:09] <escape> bye there
[10:11] <kendals> how do i uninstall parallels?
[10:12] <Flannel> what is parallels?
[10:13] <Janchi> @ Flannel, something like VMware and Xen
[10:13] <Flannel> How did you install it?
[10:13] <XiXaQ> kendals, no, I mean VMWare Tools; the package which makes a virtual machine run smoother and with better graphics.
[10:14] <kendals> oh.
[10:14] <kendals> run vm-player or server or whatever
[10:14] <kendals> and click tools or something, then click install vmware tools.
[10:14] <XiXaQ> I'm running Ubuntu inside of a Virtual Machine on Windows. I need to install the "powerup"
[10:14] <kendals> it's in the vmware client thing...
[10:14] <__sawyer__> can anyone please point me to solving the "BadLength" GLX error mystery?
[10:14] <XiXaQ> yes, but then it mounts a cd which I cannot read.
[10:14] <kendals> it should try to grab it off the web...
[10:14] <kendals> ?
[10:14] <Flannel> XiXaQ: remove the CDrom from your sources.list
[10:14] <__sawyer__> i tried reinstalling xorg but didn't succeed
[10:14] <XiXaQ> therefore I need to download the rpm or deb from somewhere. When I mount the cd, I only get files with names like c-code.
[10:14] <kendals> gw flannel :)
[10:15] <alessdoc> Hi, my boot-partition (50MB) is full 100%. How can i solve this problem? Is there a way to delete no-longer-usede packages in this partition?
[10:15] <__sawyer__> alessdoc: you can remove obsolete kernel images
[10:15] <Flannel> alessdoc: apt-get clean or apt-get autoclean
[10:15] <alessdoc> thanks
[10:15] <alessdoc> i try
[10:16] <surface-> alessdoc: dpkg -l to check what are not used and delete it.
[10:16] <__sawyer__> has anyone encountered BadLength when trying to load Xgl?
[10:16] <zaggynl> __sawyer__, try the channel #ubuntu-xgl for xgl specific questions
[10:17] <__sawyer__> will do, thanks
[10:17] <alessdoc> surface- i thought that ih the boot partition there is only the grub packages
[10:17] <bikstopa> hi
[10:18] <surface-> alessdoc: ops sorry, boot-partition.
[10:19] <alessdoc> yes
[10:25] <GoOdcm> need help about ekiga sound problem
[10:27] <linuxboy> edgy seems to boot much faster then dapper. any idea why?
[10:27] <Flannel> linuxboy: initNG
[10:27] <GoOdcm> upstart
[10:27] <linuxboy> Flannel: initNG? isn't it upstart?
[10:27] <cafuego> penguin grease
[10:28] <Flannel> er, is it upstart?  whatever it's called ;)  yeah, upstart.
[10:28] <treedreamer> hey,it is a bit annoying that you have to reinstall the vmware,but it is strange that when you run /etc/init.d/vmware stop,the  Virtual ethernet
[10:29] <treedreamer> cannot be stoped
[10:31] <silents> Hey, does anyone know how to finish editing a file using the VI command in Ubuntu Terminal (linux n00b :(
[10:32] <Madpilot> silents, use nano next time you need a terminal text editor, it's far easier to use than vi
[10:32] <fdoving> silents: esc-ZZ (that's shift+z-z)
[10:33] <treedreamer> silents:press ESC and try CTRL+:wq
[10:33] <kryptoz> Hi all
[10:33] <silents> thanks a lot!
[10:33] <dibblego> what software can be used to edit a PDF document?
[10:33] <silents> im not sure if i can use that, i am using ubuntu server with the xubuntu GUI
[10:33] <kryptoz> where do i find repositories for ubuntu ?
[10:33] <Madpilot> silents, nano is another terminal editor, it'll run anywhere
[10:34] <_JP> how do i see total processor load from command line?
[10:34] <kryptoz> i enabled the whole repos in the synaptic by default. But when i try to install gammu and pptpconfig it says not found
[10:34] <silents> thanks madpilot, ill check it out
[10:34] <kryptoz> can anyone help me please
[10:34] <Madpilot> !info gammu
[10:34] <ubotu> Package gammu does not exist in any distro I know
[10:34] <surface-> silents: esc :x
[10:34] <cafuego> _JP: uptime
[10:34] <kryptoz> !info pptpconfig
[10:34] <zaggynl> What to do against: 'Too many open files' ?
[10:34] <ubotu> Package pptpconfig does not exist in any distro I know
[10:34] <Madpilot> kryptoz, looks like gammu doesn't exist in any of Ubuntu's repos...
[10:34] <_JP> cafuego: thanks
[10:34] <kryptoz> yeah but i can get repos where it maybe available rite ?
[10:35] <typecast> kryptoz: gammu is in universe
[10:35] <agt> a good sources.list here http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185758
[10:35] <kryptoz> hey agt, thank you soo much
[10:35] <kryptoz> thanx typecast, everyone
[10:36] <typecast> dibblego: i don't know any free application that allows editing of pdf-files
[10:37] <zaggynl> Anyone knows a Linux alternative to Treesize? (http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml)
[10:38] <botxj> i'm sure there's a linux command for that
[10:38] <lupine_85> du :)
[10:39] <JosefK> du -ksh *path*
[10:39] <we2by> how do u allow windows to go under the panel?
[10:39] <zaggynl> :D
[10:39] <zaggynl> But is there frontend for it?
[10:39] <surface-> to know more about linux command and the example, can check this out www.linuxbyexample.co.nr
[10:39] <typecast> zaggynl: xdiskusage or kdirstat
[10:39] <lupine_85> konsole? ;)
[10:40] <zaggynl> typecast, cheers!
[10:44] <eaioo> Hello,  I want to recompile the Ubuntu kernel to enable a few options but I also want to include the restircted drivers that are missing if I compile a vanilla kernel from kernel.org.  Anybody got any usefull links to start from ?
[10:46] <lupine_85> !kernel
[10:46] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux'). You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[10:46] <lupine_85> IIRC you can compile linux-restricted-modules as well
[10:47] <eaioo> thanks..  I
[10:47] <mneptarrrr> arrr!
[10:50] <Administrator__> lsl
[10:52] <surface-> don't show ur ubuntu to girl, you will get slap, check out Trocisp  story at http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-156133.html
[10:52] <botxj> dotn show my ubuntu to my girlfriend?
[10:53] <Lynoure> surface-: It's annoying when something one female does is generalized to 50% of the world population
[10:53] <surface-> trocisp get slapped, because he wants to show his ubuntu to a girl.
[10:53] <botxj> i dont get why showing your ubuntu to your girl is a bad thing
[10:53] <botxj> unless "ubuntu" means gentials
[10:53] <surface-> i have no idea,  ( : it is a joke.
[10:54] <botxj> ha
[10:54] <botxj> did i say gentials? i meant genitals
[10:56] <fcomtois> hello i have some problem with my usb mouse who doesn't get detected
[10:56] <botxj> fcomtois is it one of those mice here you have to unplug and plug back in so it can get detected upon linux boot time?
[10:57] <fcomtois> no it use to be fine with my previous ubuntu installation
[10:57] <botxj> oh
[10:57] <fcomtois> but ever since i've formatted, and reinstalled ubuntu server, it's not working
[10:58] <botxj> was it an older version of ubuntu?
[10:58] <fcomtois> nope, I was running latest version of dapper
[10:58] <botxj> i meant compared to the version you reinstalled it with
[10:59] <fcomtois> well it was the same, since i've upgraded everything to the current
[10:59] <fcomtois> my mouse isn't weird, it's a standard MX510
[10:59] <botxj> does it get detected in windows?
[11:00] <fcomtois> don't have window
[11:00] <fcomtois> I'm abroad right now, with my crappy laptop :-p
[11:02] <elkbuntu> !nz is the New Zealand LoCo Team has a channel at #ubuntu-nz
[11:02] <rambo3> did you check forums for logitech mouse
[11:02] <botxj> could be maybe a driver wasnt installed, or maybe you made ubuntu loads something else first and searches for usb mice later than your mx510 powers up
[11:02] <elkbuntu> oh, right, pm
[11:03] <rambo3> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219894&highlight=logitech+mouse
[11:03] <fcomtois> well everything was working fine this morning before i've format it
[11:04] <fcomtois> is possible to do something like modprobe or...?
[11:05] <belekas> hello
[11:05] <usli> guys
[11:05] <belekas> how do i install linux in /boot partition if i already have installed it? i need to reinstall or what?
[11:05] <usli> do u know how to open a lit extension file
[11:06] <belekas> when i reinstalled the vmlinuz image did not appeared in the /boot directory
[11:06] <jaycomp2001> any one here know where the config.php file should be
[11:07] <rambo3> vmlinuz is simlink to linux-image-***
[11:07] <usli> !lit
[11:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lit - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:07] <usli> !.lit
[11:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lit - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:07] <belekas> rambo3: how could i find it and how could i reinstall it?
[11:08] <belekas> coz i deleted /boot partition accidentaly yesterday :x
[11:08] <we2by> how do u allow windows to go under the panel?
[11:08] <lannis> I am a chinese,but the system isn't include any program for me to type in chinese
[11:09] <rambo3> sudo aptitude install llinux-image-686
[11:09] <jaycomp2001> !.config.php
[11:09] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about config.php - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:09] <belekas> ok thanks trying. bbs on fail
[11:09] <rambo3> belakas are you on live cd ?
[11:09] <lannis> Is ubotu a machine?
[11:09] <CarinArr> yes
[11:09] <Madpilot> ubotu, tell lannis about yourself
[11:10] <xevix> why is the ubuntu cd requested to isntall libtool?  can't i install it from the web?
[11:10] <kalif> !ubotu
[11:10] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage
[11:10] <rambo3> xevix yes
[11:10] <xevix> rambo3, how do i tell it to use the web to install?
[11:11] <Madpilot> xevix, remove the CDROM from your sources
[11:11] <rambo3> change sources in synaptic. remove cd add main to repos
[11:11] <xevix> thx
[11:12] <belekas> hello again
[11:12] <jaycomp2001> config.php anyone know about
[11:12] <linopil> !alsa
[11:12] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure alsa is selected by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (Alsa Mixer). If you are still having problems with sound, then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[11:12] <belekas> !boot
[11:12] <ubotu> Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a bootfloppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto
[11:14] <rambo3> jaycomp2001, you can use phpmyadmin for that
[11:14] <zaggynl> I don't get this, I download qtorrent with synaptic, but it's way different then the version on here: How do I get the latest qtorrent? The one in the reps is v2.91 while the latest on their site is
[11:14] <lannis> when i in GURB,what do i type in to return to the windows bootloader
[11:14] <zaggynl> http://thegraveyard.org/qtorrent.php
[11:15] <jaycomp2001> do you know where it it supposed to be
[11:15] <Administrator__> hi all
[11:15] <jaycomp2001> the config.php file
[11:15] <djy> HI
[11:16] <djy> oh too many one
[11:16] <rambo3> jaycomp2001, sudo updatedb && locate config.php
[11:17] <linopil> lannis: in grub you need chainloader
[11:17] <linopil> lannis google   << other grub chainloader windows >>
[11:18] <zaggynl> How do I use this in Ubuntu: http://thegraveyard.org/qtorrent.php
[11:18] <lannis> Yes I type in chainloader (hd0)+1 then type in boot,but it's wrong
[11:19] <acik> this os cannot detetct my wifi card
[11:19] <Uberpussy> zaggynl: sudo apt-get install qtorrent
[11:19] <cafuego> lannis: Just "chainloader +1"
[11:20] <zaggynl> Uberpussy, but that qtorrent looks way different from the version on the site
[11:20] <linopil> I am nnot so experienced in GRUB
[11:20] <acik> how to make ubuntu detect my wifi card
[11:20] <botxj> how do linux drivers work exactly?
[11:20] <michael159> hello guys... i've got some problem with my athlon64x2 3800+ process
[11:21] <linopil> acik some cards are used thru ndiwswrapper which somehow uses windows drivers
[11:21] <linopil> not trivial to me
[11:21] <michael159> hello guys... i've got some problem with my athlon64x2 3800+ processor speed: according to /proc/cpuinfo its only 1000 mhy insted of the expected 2000
[11:21] <acidjames_> michael159, you need the smp kernel
[11:21] <michael159> sorry for my double posting *g*
[11:21] <lannis> next time,i have a try
[11:21] <lannis> thanks
[11:22] <cafuego> michael: It's idle, so it's not running at full speed. This is normal.
[11:22] <linopil> good for # ubuntu  ! all the time more than 850 ppl
[11:22] <belekas> is there any way to completely reinstall /boot partition?
[11:22] <cafuego> michael159: The moment you make it do work, it speed sup.
[11:22] <JoseStefan> arrr, wheres me capt'n!
[11:23] <cafuego> JoseStefan: Arr, he walked the plank, matey!
[11:23] <acik> linopil i m new to linux i m confused, pls what shall i do about this wifi card
[11:23] <botxj> what is ndiwswrapper and does it do whatever it does for all windows drivers?
[11:23] <michael159> ah, thanks acidjames_ ... do you know if there is a live distribution which has one? the best would be if it supported the amd64 architecture... the problem is that atm i dont have enough disk space for installing linux...
[11:23] <linopil> belekas must be  good Q
[11:23] <Uberpussy> zaggynl: Thats a later version, just download the tar and use it like it says
[11:24] <JoseStefan> cafuego: we aint got enough grog in tis isle, bucko!
[11:24] <belekas> is there any way to completely reinstall /boot partition? i have accidentaly deleted the partition :(
[11:24] <ajmitch> JoseStefan: that's painful
[11:24] <michael159> cafuego: unforunately not. i compared the 64-bit distributed.net client with the 32-bit version under win2k and its only half as fast
[11:24] <linopil> acik slow down you have the other card wired. me too slowly learning this
[11:24] <Flannel> bucko?  JoseStefan turn in your pirate card, go on. ;)
[11:24] <belekas> and now i cant boot noramlly
[11:24] <zaggynl> Uberpussy, I tried running the files, but either nothing happens or I get a permission denied
[11:24] <belekas> normally*
[11:24] <acidjames_> michael159, i'm not into live linux, maybe distrowatch? still the 1000Mhz can be the idle state as cafuego said
[11:24] <botxj> what is ndiwswrapper and does it do whatever it does for all windows drivers?
[11:25] <acik> i ve to use wired card
[11:25] <linopil> on this PC I have wifi  rt2516 waitng to be configured and used
[11:25] <JoseStefan> Flannel, you cant have me treasure
[11:25] <linopil> !ndiswrapper
[11:25] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[11:25] <botxj> what is ndiwswrapper and does it do whatever it does for all windows drivers?
[11:26] <linopil> !ndiswrapper @botxj
[11:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ndiswrapper @botxj - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:26] <botxj> lol
[11:26] <Hybernate> any one here know why i cant connect the mouse and key board using BT the BT manager finds the key/mouse but i cant connect them and use em
[11:27] <daurn> hey all
[11:27] <linopil> what is BT Hybernate
[11:27] <Hybernate> bluetooth
[11:27] <daurn> i'm having a problem with a password protected rar
[11:27] <linopil> Ah
[11:27] <daurn> - i open it in archive manager
[11:27] <michael159> thanks acidjames_ ... hm i think its likely not the idle state as the distibuted.net client is half as fast as under windows... hmm... do you also think that the missing smp kernel is the point as cat /proc/cpuinfo gives me two processors? i hope this is no newbie question *g*
[11:27] <daurn> and it says to goto password under Edit
[11:27] <daurn> but its greyed out
[11:27] <lannis> any one know that,I copy all the files on live CD to hard disk,then how can i make it run with GRUB
[11:28] <daurn> - what do i do?
[11:28] <inmah> ola
[11:28] <belekas> daurn: try opening it with RAR from www.rarlabs.com i think
[11:28] <daurn> belekas:  isn't it windows only?
[11:28] <belekas> or google for some RAR GUI tool
[11:28] <JoseStefan> !info unrar-free
[11:28] <ubotu> unrar-free: Unarchiver for .rar files. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:0.0.1-2 (dapper), package size 15 kB, installed size 84 kB
[11:28] <zaggynl> 7z or 7zip can unpack rar files
[11:28] <daurn> JoseStefan: i've tried that as well - no result
[11:29] <JoseStefan> !info unrar
[11:29] <ubotu> unrar: Unarchiver for .rar files (non-free version). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1:3.5.4-0.1 (dapper), package size 84 kB, installed size 216 kB
[11:29] <daurn> its as if the file is empty
[11:29] <dw__> has anyone gotten the headphone jack working with a nforce mpc51 high-definition audio interface?
[11:29] <ikonia> hello all
[11:29] <inmah> que pasa
[11:29] <inmah> aky
[11:29] <JoseStefan> !es
[11:29] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[11:29] <ikonia> has anyone had problems with the nvidia driver packaged with ubuntu not understanding the EDID's of the nvidia cards
[11:29] <belekas> :S
[11:29] <acidjames_> michael159, the smp kernel will allow true multithreading and SSE stuff, i dont think it will change the speed in mhz, still a dual core processor = smp kernel, you always have to do that
[11:30] <belekas> need to boot my old system :(
[11:30] <belekas> michael159: if you use 32bit installation get linux-k7-smp
[11:30] <acik> any antivirus for ubuntu linux???
[11:30] <Ertan> s.a
[11:30] <Ertan> :D
[11:30] <JoseStefan> !virus > acik
[11:30] <botxj> there are no viruses for linux
[11:30] <aLoSs> a.s
[11:30] <aLoSs> :D
[11:30] <belekas> :D
[11:30] <aLoSs> naber ertan
[11:30] <aLoSs> iler nas gidiyo
[11:30] <inmah> no entiendo nasa
[11:31] <tourach> no viruses, only features
[11:31] <aLoSs> oluk ocuk nas
[11:31] <Flannel> !antivirus
[11:31] <ubotu> antivirus is something you don't really need on Linux, unless you serve windows clients. ClamAV and aegis are decent linux virusscanners.  Keybuk, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob, Hobbsee, imbrandon, DBO or gnomefreak!
[11:32] <aLoSs> sa
[11:32] <Juftus> Stop that, people!
[11:32] <aLoSs> sd
[11:32] <zaggynl> Uberpussy, thanks I'll try that
[11:32] <Ertan> muhahahaah
[11:32] <aLoSs> as
[11:32] <linopil> stop flooding
[11:32] <aLoSs> d.a
[11:32] <aLoSs> D:
[11:32] <aLoSs> D:
[11:32] <linopil> is that Turkish?
[11:32] <Ertan> Turkish
[11:32] <botxj> Flannel and CromagDK i was talking about adware, not spam, sorry, you know those annoying spam bomb programs that install in windows through Internet Explorer?
[11:32] <JoseStefan> yes turkish i think, by ip-to-country
[11:32] <Ertan> From Mazmahor
[11:32] <belekas> does anybody already know anything about how to restore my lost /boot partition ???? *help plz*
[11:33] <linopil> calm down Turkish guys
[11:33] <Hybernate> did any one have a clue where i might go to find some info on how to connect Mouse and keyboard using Bluetooth?
[11:33] <JoseStefan> !tr > aLoSs
[11:33] <Ertan> Ezan Okunuyor Iman edin Lan
[11:33] <CromagDK> Hybernate: tried the links in topic ?
[11:33] <CromagDK> lots of help there
[11:33] <CromagDK> !bluetooth
[11:33] <JosefK> Hybernate: :/
[11:33] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[11:33] <JosefK> [10:29]  <pub^wavydaveygr> blimey hello joe
[11:34] <JosefK> gah, apologies, infernal c+p
[11:34] <Hybernate> cant find anything there about key board and from what i see i cant aply any of the otherstuff to my problem
[11:34] <JosefK> Hybernate: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothMouse
[11:34] <botxj> i mean i dont think there are any spam programs in linux
[11:34] <CromagDK> botxj: spam programs ?
[11:34] <CromagDK> not sure i know what you mean
[11:34] <botxj> spyware
[11:34] <botxj> adware
[11:34] <JosefK> well, postfix is always good for spam
[11:34] <CromagDK> theres a big difference.
[11:34] <Hybernate> JosefK: thx
[11:34] <neilg> 'lo
[11:35] <belekas> does anybody already know anything about how to restore my lost /boot partition ???? *help plz*
[11:35] <botxj> CromagDK i know spam is in emails, but spam also happens in programs, through spam trojans and stuff that you get when you run internet explorer on dangerous sites
[11:35] <dw__> anyone who has a hp pavilion dv9000 series notebook?
[11:35] <CromagDK> belekas: how did it get removed ?
[11:36] <micahcowan> belekas, if that's what it sounds like, it'd be pretty advanced knowledge, if it was even possible.
[11:36] <micahcowan> lost how?
[11:36] <CromagDK> botxj: thosde popups ?
[11:36] <belekas> i accidentaly made a swap out of it
[11:36] <belekas> swap partition
[11:36] <scrp> if i download a .deb file, how can i make dapper install it for me? do i use apt-get ?
[11:36] <botxj> CromagDK you havent used windows much have you? lol
[11:36] <neilg> i'm having difficulty getting my acer travelmate 5610 hooked up to my wireless network - i have the network name and key in correctly in networking and it says eth1 up, but i don't get an IP
[11:36] <micahcowan> belekas, it's pretty much buggered, then. Especially if you /used/ it as swap.
[11:36] <neilg> any ideas how i could debug?
[11:36] <CromagDK> belekas: uh.. donno right now.
[11:36] <tristan_> Did someone install properly an INtuix S800/Toshiba/Liteon USB TV key?
[11:37] <micahcowan> Even if you didn't, you'd have to be fs guru to fix it. You'll just need to make a fresh one.
[11:37] <belekas> i did not used it as swap
[11:37] <CromagDK>  botxj im just trying to figure out what you are thinking of :)
[11:37] <belekas> just ran mkswap over it
[11:37] <belekas> :(
[11:37] <JosefK> if you ran 'mkswap', it's gone
[11:37] <belekas> however it dissapeared
[11:37] <CromagDK> make new
[11:37] <belekas> and now i recreated the partition it self
[11:37] <CromagDK> then fix grub
[11:37] <belekas> but not the files in it like kernel images and stuff
[11:37] <CromagDK> should be ok shouldnt it ?
[11:37] <zaggynl> I can't use Force Version in Synaptic for qtorrent :(
[11:37] <belekas> how?
[11:37] <belekas> :)
[11:38] <belekas> is there any howto?
[11:38] <micahcowan> belekas, If I were you, I'd do a fresh install... but it may be adequate to force reinstallation of the linux kernel image and grub.
[11:38] <JosefK> belekas: it's possible you could boot using the live cd, mount your partitions then chroot into it
[11:38] <botxj> CromagDK well, i've seen windows pc's of low educated users get so filled up with spyware and a few viruses that it was just pathetic. the spyware would open IE windows by themselves with tons of ads that fill up the screen no matter how many times you kill the IE process
[11:38] <JosefK> belekas: once you're there, force a reinstall for the latest kernel and GRUB
[11:38] <belekas> i did
[11:38] <belekas> i am now even chrooted
[11:39] <belekas> but only inird image is there now
[11:39] <CromagDK> botxj: what i said, popups.
[11:39] <belekas> no sight of vmlinuz
[11:39] <micahcowan> belekas, than the kernel was not reinstalled correctly.
[11:39] <micahcowan> *then
[11:39] <JosefK> belekas: indeed, it'd be gone - have you forced the reinstall?
[11:39] <botxj> ok, then CromagDK, i'll use that terminology, yes "popups"
[11:39] <belekas> yea with apt-get --reinstall install linux-k7-smp
[11:39] <botxj> popups generated by intrusive viruses and spyware trojans
[11:40] <CromagDK> botxj: well viral code is NOT common in linux from websites afaik
[11:40] <JosefK> belekas: that would only reinstall the metapackage, _not_ the kernel
[11:40] <botxj> i know CromagDK, that's the great thing about it
[11:40] <belekas> and how to reinstall the kernel?
[11:40] <lannis> Bye Bye ,everyone
[11:40] <belekas> :S
[11:40] <CromagDK> botxj: then im not sure why you ask.
[11:40] <JosefK> belekas: aptitude show linux-k7-smp - reinstall all the packages that 'depends' on
[11:41] <belekas> ok doing.
[11:41] <belekas> :)
[11:41] <belekas> thx
[11:41] <JosefK> belekas: np's :) do the same for grub too
[11:41] <botxj> CromagDK i wasnt asking, i was informing the other guy here who was talking about having antivirus software
[11:41] <unfknblvbl> popups are made by ad-ware or spyware
[11:41] <CromagDK> doh hah
[11:41] <CromagDK> my bad :)
[11:41] <botxj> cause i laughed when i saw the words "antivirus" and "linux" in the same sentence, lol
[11:41] <CromagDK> well, its possible.
[11:42] <botxj> ya it is
[11:42] <botxj> but the possibility is TINY TINY TINY
[11:42] <unfknblvbl> its like this
[11:42] <CromagDK> heh jaa
[11:42] <aci1> botxj, i m new to linux that why i ask, some say no harm in asking???
[11:42] <unfknblvbl> windows is the fat ugly kid and linux is the good looking kid
[11:42] <micahcowan> There's absolutely nothing to stop adware or spyware from proliferating on Linux. Firefox has always been riddled with its own share of vulnerabilities. The main reason you don't see them is that Linux isn't a big enough target: you certainly don't need root to get hassled by adware/spyware
[11:42] <unfknblvbl> its easier to tease the fat kid than it is the good looking
[11:43] <CromagDK> aci1: there is no harm at all, we just discuss :)
[11:43] <unfknblvbl> thats why windows has infestations
[11:43] <botxj> aci1, sorry i didnt mean to offend you in any way
[11:43] <micahcowan> viruses, otoh, are a completely 'nother story
[11:43] <CromagDK> aci1: i misunderstood something hehe
[11:43] <aci1> its ok
[11:43] <botxj> aci1, but ya gotta give a chuckle once in a while to milestones you've overcome in the past
[11:43] <CromagDK> well, i would say, viral code can me executed on a linux system, no doubt.
[11:44] <botxj> automatically though, CromagDK?
[11:44] <micahcowan> sure, absolutely. But it's hard to do much without higher priveleges, really.
[11:44] <CromagDK> with participation
[11:44] <botxj> yeah participation
[11:44] <botxj> but not automatically
[11:44] <botxj> right?
[11:44] <aci1> that why i m using linux now cos some say its the safest os
[11:44] <micahcowan> botxj, sure. Linux has buffer exploits too...
[11:44] <CromagDK> when getting a virus you have to do stuff to
[11:44] <botxj> micahcowan, say whah!
[11:44] <CromagDK> in windows
[11:44] <micahcowan> it can happen, it's just... where you go from there isn't as easy as Windows.
[11:44] <botxj> micahcowan ah
[11:45] <zaggynl> http://www.viruslist.com/en/viruslistfind?words=linux&page=1
[11:45] <JoseStefan> !pastebin > bl4cktone
[11:46] <neilg> i'm having difficulty getting my acer travelmate 5610 hooked up to my wireless network - i have the network name and key in correctly in networking and it says eth1 up, but i don't get an IP - any ideas how i could debug this?
[11:46] <botxj> !what > does_this_do?
[11:46] <aci1> now i m trying to config my wifi card
[11:46] <micahcowan> botxj, it asks ubotu to private msg you information about the topic named by !what
[11:46] <micahcowan> !ubotu > botxj
[11:46] <botxj> lol, nice
[11:47] <belekas> nothing :9
[11:47] <belekas> still no sight of vmlinuz
[11:47] <belekas> damn
[11:47] <JosefK> hmm, anything in /boot now though?
[11:47] <belekas> yea
[11:47] <JosefK> okay, that's fine - have you reinstalled GRUB?
[11:47] <botxj> i like this network's unique hostnames and /quit messages schemes
[11:47] <belekas> grub with its files and initrd image
[11:47] <JosefK> sudo update-grub ?
[11:47] <sky123> hello is anyone pretty good with port forwarding and apache??
[11:48] <belekas> it does not add any option to the menu.lst
[11:48] <belekas> as there is no kernel image
[11:48] <sky123> specifically i have a site foo.org that is forwarded to an internal box which is just fine...I want moo.foo.org to go to another internal box...how do you do that??
[11:48] <JosefK> heh, that's what I meant when I asked if anything was in /boot, sorry
[11:49] <belekas> hm
[11:49] <belekas> i will purge the kernels and isntall them again
[11:49] <belekas> maybe will help :S
[11:49] <JosefK> there's always dpkg --force-reinstreq
[11:49] <JoseStefan> belekas, dont purge all at the same time, keep a working one
[11:50] <JosefK> JoseStefan: he doesn't have a working one :) totalled his /boot partition with mkswap
[11:50] <aSTeK> JoseStefan is there a graphical version of irssi? i mean a version like kvirc is
[11:50] <predaeus> sky123: if nobody here can help you, you can still ask in #iptables.
[11:50] <JoseStefan> aSTeK, i dont know, i just use xchat
[11:50] <belekas> nope
[11:50] <belekas> same
[11:50] <belekas> :
[11:50] <belekas> :/
[11:51] <micahcowan> belekas, make sure you've forced reinstall of linux-image-2.6.15-<whatever>...
[11:51] <belekas> and what is that <whatever> ? :O
[11:51] <JosefK> your arch :)
[11:51] <belekas> k7 then
[11:51] <belekas> :p
[11:51] <JoseStefan> whatever = 386 (usually)
[11:51] <sky123> predaues: thnx...will do...butnot sure if its an apache mod_rewrite thing or not... trying to get a web request togotwo different places internally based on the url.
[11:51] <JoseStefan> 386 to solve basic issues
[11:51] <micahcowan> sky123, that sounds like a DNS config issue to me.... you want moo.foo.org to have a different IP than foo.org
[11:52] <micahcowan> Although, if it's just a web thing, it actually doesn't need to be a different IP
[11:52] <predaeus> sky123: ah I see, thought it was routing/firewalling specific.
[11:52] <sky123> yeah...
[11:52] <fourat> hiya all
[11:52] <sky123> i have seen it done before...but was looking for some one who had pulled it off.
[11:52] <sky123> ;)
[11:53] <fourat> i discovered a wifi network at home, its uncrypted but i cant connect to it, how can i hack into it ?
[11:53] <zaggynl> In most countries that's iilegal fourat
[11:53] <micahcowan> fourat, not topical here.
[11:53] <zaggynl> *illegal
[11:53] <Stevo> what's illegal?
[11:53] <deddly> do the crime, do the time
[11:53] <sky123> !hacker
[11:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hacker - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:53] <fourat> zaggynl, not illegal !
[11:53] <sky123> exactly
[11:54] <zaggynl> !girls
[11:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about girls - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:54] <Stevo> lol
[11:54] <zaggynl> :>
[11:54] <Stevo> uh huh
[11:54] <sky123> fourat: google it
[11:54] <Stevo> oh man it's too early in the morning to be awake
[11:54] <we2by> http://img291.imageshack.us/my.php?image=codingonubuntues1.png
[11:54] <micahcowan> fourat, people have been arrested for doing exactly that.  I can't swear it's illegal, but I /can/ swear people have been arrested for it.
[11:58] <Stevo> ew @ live cd
[11:58] <zaggynl> we2by, http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/16/24/
[11:58] <mjr> deddly, unsurprisingly, it depends on the jurisdiction
[11:58] <Stevo> micah> what country?
[11:58] <micahcowan> USA
[11:58] <mjr> I doubt it's legal in many, though
[11:58] <Stevo> what state?
[11:58] <micahcowan> CA
[11:58] <deddly> whats defcon status in states?
[11:58] <we2by> zaggynl, what about it?
[11:58] <sky123> hate to say it...but then they shouldnt be using a computer...sorry there is no "any" key...lol
[11:59] <Stevo> weird.  i'm in SC.  never heard of someone getting in trouble for connecting to an *open* connection
[11:59] <micahcowan> Stevo, no kidding? That's where I live too ^_^
[11:59] <botxj> http://pichostwizard.com/show.php?id=269569 <--- that is my ubuntu desktop, y'all
[11:59] <belekas> imho in USA it is illegal everything where you can make money... so you would be forced to BUY stuff then :(
[11:59] <zaggynl> we2by, some info about wireless networks and tools to use them
[11:59] <Stevo> micah> i thought you were in CA??
[11:59] <we2by> zaggynl, that page teaches me how to crak wireless network :\
[12:00] <micahcowan> Stevo, it's rare. Usually it's a guy in a van acting very suspicious and using a laptop (drive-by wifi). I may have heard of one actual neighbor case as well, but it's extremely rare.
[12:00] <_lyte_> Hi all
[12:00] <sky123> strange how its being discussed AFTER someone says lets not discuss it here... good grief.
[12:00] <micahcowan> But, it does exist...
[12:00] <_lyte_> i installed xgl using synaptic
[12:00] <zaggynl> we2by, sorry I fail at highlighting today :x
[12:00] <micahcowan> sky123, good point :/
[12:00] <zaggynl> fourat, http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/16/24/
[12:00] <mjr> Stevo, that you haven't heard of anyone getting in trouble is not the definition of "legal"
[12:00] <_lyte_> but now how do i enable the features of it ? anyone done this before ?
[12:00] <Stevo> micah> well, that's just shady anyway.  if you're stealing someones connection for the purpose of doing illegal things, i'm sure they'd tack that on as a charge...  ya know?
[12:00] <fourat> zaggynl, thx yo
[12:01] <we2by> I'm off to school
[12:01] <deddly> its the way of the world sky, even in the "garden", they only thought of the tree, when they were told not to
[12:01] <micahcowan> mjr, yes, but someone being arrested for it, even, isn't actually proof something's illegal. I think the matter hasn't really been decided conclusively yet, but...
[12:01] <_lyte_> any help on the xgl ?
[12:01] <JoseStefan> !xgl > _lyte_
[12:01] <Stevo> what part of SC micah?
[12:01] <Stevo> i'm in Charleston
[12:01] <zaggynl> fourat, google power :P
[12:01] <mjr> anyway, the whole wlan discussion is really #ubuntu-offtopic-material
[12:01] <Stevo> mjr> indeed
[12:02] <JoseStefan> only the chatroom doesnt exist
[12:02] <fcomtois> can anybody tell me which package I need to have all the normal fonts, and chinese character supported ?
[12:02] <micahcowan> (Stevo, check pm)
[12:02] <_lyte_> JoseStefan: thank you for that :)
[12:02] <micahcowan> fcomtois, it's easiest to use Administration -> Language Support for that.
[12:03] <fcomtois> micahcowan i'm not using gnome, it's a custom install
[12:03] <Stevo> micah> right on.  is that near NC?
[12:03] <theTruth> all of a sudden when I run firestarter, update manager, Synaptic etc, it doesnt ask me for a password anymore, they simply load! Anyone have any ideas why?
[12:04] <micahcowan> fcomtois, hm... you are using X, though, yes? What window manager/desktop environment?
[12:05] <Stevo> brb
[12:06] <fcomtois> icewm but i'd my trying to use fvwm-crystal
[12:06] <fcomtois> *like
[12:07] <micahcowan> fcomtois, you'll want language-pack-zh for sure
[12:08] <fcomtois> yeah, i'm living in Hong Kong for the moment
[12:08] <fcomtois> that's the name of the package ?
[12:08] <micahcowan> fcomtois, but you'd really benefit from something like gnome's SCIM, the input method manager, for typing Chinese. I'm not really sure how you could do it outside of a desktop environment (I /have/ set such up with Japanese, but it was rather specific to Japanese). You can use Emacs' builtin input methods to type Chinese, and copy/paste...
[12:09] <fcomtois> nah don't wanna type any chinese caracters, just be able to see them
[12:09] <fcomtois> i'm canadian, don't know anything about chinese
[12:10] <JoseStefan> Fair winds me mateys, i'm walking teh plank, not enough grog on tis here parts!
[12:10] <micahcowan> fcomtois, in which applications? Firefox, mainly?
[12:10] <ootput> cn == canada?
[12:10] <ootput> or ca?
[12:10] <fcomtois> yup
[12:10] <fcomtois> ca
[12:10] <fcomtois> cn is china
[12:10] <fcomtois> opera
[12:11] <fcomtois> my bad, opera is able to see them out of the box :-)
[12:12] <scrp> firefox > opera :o
[12:12] <fcomtois> micahcowan, I would use gnome, but my laptop is an old piece of crap
[12:12] <scrp> fcomtois: go fluxbox!
[12:12] <fcomtois> yeah scrp, but gnome use less memory
[12:12] <b0rdslide> hi
[12:12] <fcomtois> nah
[12:12] <fcomtois> i want something with panels
[12:12] <scrp> fcomtois: personally i like fluxbox 100% better than gnome/kde
[12:13] <fcomtois> well i don't :-p
[12:13] <b0rdslide> how can i set my keymap layout to use the s server settings, not the gnome settings? gnome has this dead-key thing that messes up my quote keys
[12:13] <scrp> fcomtois: panels?
[12:13] <fcomtois> I meant taskbar
[12:13] <b0rdslide> sorry, that was meant to say X server settings
[12:13] <scrp> fcomtois: you mean like alt+tab? :P
[12:13] <fcomtois> and have a desktop
[12:13] <botxj> http://pichostwizard.com/show.php?id=269569 <--- that is my ubuntu desktop, what should i do to improve it?
[12:14] <BrianG> nothing
[12:14] <botxj> nothing at all?
[12:14] <BrianG> theres nothing there
[12:15] <botxj> ya there is BrianG, just scroll down
[12:15] <fcomtois> how can easily setup xdm to choose between window managers ?
[12:15] <soniXX> question: does ubuntu have a legal team? and is there any way to contact them?
[12:15] <BrianG> its broken
[12:16] <botxj> well it works for me, your ISP's DNS servers must suck then
[12:16] <BrianG> yeah could be
[12:16] <micahcowan> soniXX, yes, I believe the mailing list is ubuntu-legal.
[12:16] <soniXX> thanks micahcowan
[12:16] <botxj> legal team?
[12:17] <fcomtois> ubuntu only follow the law of God :-p
[12:17] <BrianG> then again that pichost is pretty shoddy compaired to say imageshack.us
[12:17] <botxj> yeah nothing beats image shack
[12:17] <botxj> i'll use that next time
[12:17] <scrp> w000t people use xchat?
[12:17] <scrp> :o
[12:17] <scrp> pffmt
[12:17] <micahcowan> soniXX, then again, I could be wrong. Can't find it on the wiki... but I thought I'd heard of it...
[12:18] <Tealc> Anyone have any experience about One Time Passwords?
[12:18] <Tealc> in SSH
[12:18] <scrp> one time passwords ?
[12:19] <micahcowan> soniXX, I can't find much on it in Google, either, so I must be wrong.
[12:19] <soniXX> :/
[12:19] <micahcowan> Tealc, no, but I've been meaning to set them up at some point ^_^
[12:19] <Tealc> One Time SSH Password System
[12:19] <Tealc> you use it once and it never works again
[12:19] <micahcowan> Tealc, the software you want is opie (if you didn't know already)
[12:19] <Tealc> so you can use SSH from KeyLogged system
[12:19] <Tealc> micahcowan yea OPIE ;)
[12:19] <Tealc> how to set it up
[12:19] <mjr> Tealc, libpam-opie works fine with ssh
[12:20] <Tealc> there was no manuals :<
[12:20] <micahcowan> Tealc, none? Hm...
[12:20] <Tealc> mjr already got that
[12:20] <Tealc> didnt find any manuals with that
[12:20] <Tealc> i tryed to google: "SSH OPIE"
[12:20] <Tealc> i just got forums with problems
[12:20] <micahcowan> http://www.cs.ait.ac.th/laboratory/security/opie.shtml may help
[12:22] <mjr> Tealc, eg. add the line "auth sufficient pam_opie.so" before the "auth required" line in /etc/pam.d/common-auth
[12:22] <mjr> or you can swap the lines around, but you need to also swap the "sufficient" and "required" keywords so sufficient is first
[12:22] <micahcowan> mjr, yes, but he'll also need to generate the passwords with opiepasswd
[12:22] <Tealc> where do i get opiepasswd?
[12:22] <Tealc> i dont have that in my system
[12:22] <mjr> or you can comment out the common-auth from /etc/pam.d/ssh and only add the opie stuff there
[12:23] <belekas> \o/
[12:23] <Tealc> i have program called opiekey
[12:23] <Shoo-Shu> back
[12:23] <Tealc> maybe its the same
[12:23] <belekas> yay i restored the boot partition \o/
[12:23] <belekas> thank you all for hints!!!
[12:23] <micahcowan> mjr I wouldn't advise that... it is possible to exhaust your passwords... not to mention he should make sure he got things working first...
[12:23] <ugan> hi guys...i tried using the cdto boot ubuntu but it cant access my partitions on ntfs, it says it has no access, Should iinstall ubuntu right away to access the file system?
[12:24] <micahcowan> Tealc, did you install opie-client or opie-server? You need opie-server on the sshd-side.
[12:24] <Tealc> yes
[12:24] <Tealc> both are installed
[12:24] <micahcowan> make sure you have libpam-opie as well...
[12:24] <Tealc> ok :>
[12:25] <Tealc> micahcowan ok now i have it ^^
[12:25] <ugan> :D
[12:25] <scrp> lol its funny to run Windows in Vmware
[12:25] <scrp> Windows in a linux shell, protected by Linus Torvalds himself
[12:25] <micahcowan> Tealc, yes, opiekey looks like the opiepasswd program mentioned in the link I gave.
[12:25] <Tealc> oh cool i get to calculate a Response
[12:26] <Tealc> for that serial thingy
[12:26] <ugan> hi guys...i tried using the cdto boot ubuntu but it cant access my partitions on ntfs, it says it has no access, Should iinstall ubuntu right away to access the file system?
[12:26] <forevertheuni> hi..I'm having a problem...I do apt-get update and then upgrade and in the last week I don't get any updates...is that normal?(I have universe and multiverse)
[12:26] <fatu> hi, I guess it is if you're using a stable version
[12:27] <Tealc> oh noes i dont get it :<
[12:27] <fatu> does the command return any error?
[12:27] <micahcowan> forevertheuni, hm... I don't think I've had dapper updates for roughly a week, either. Dapper has already been released, so only security fixes (and upgrades and backports, if you have the repositories) are ever updated
[12:27] <micahcowan> Tealc, don't get what
[12:27] <Tealc> help says i have to use Calculator to calculate a Response
[12:27] <Stevo> i haven't seen any system updates in a bit
[12:27] <ugan> does anyone knows any answers to my question?
[12:27] <Tealc> when i run opiepasswd
[12:28] <Tealc> it asks for Response
[12:28] <Tealc> and gives me some code
[12:28] <fatu> guys, may I ask you another thing
[12:28] <Tealc> but i dont see how you can calculate anything from that :I
[12:28] <Tealc> Use a calculator with the challenge mentionned by opiepasswd
[12:28] <fatu> I installed dapper on an external USB disk (using the same PC for work and home)
[12:28] <micahcowan> Tealc, you must use opiekey to produce the Response
[12:29] <fatu> is is possible to have it working transparently under VMWare in windows too? I know how to configure the machine, but the problem is: virtual HW is different from real one
[12:29] <ugan> why cant i see my ntfs partitions?
[12:30] <SteveFTW> hey you guys!!!?!?!! how do i add songs to my ipod through rythmbox?
[12:30] <micahcowan> Tealc, type opiekey 499 ub8978
[12:30] <ootput> ugan: cfdisk /dev/hd<a,b,c, etc.)
[12:30] <Tealc> oh yes
[12:30] <Tealc> cool
[12:30] <micahcowan> where ub8978 will be... something else on your ssytem, I think...
[12:31] <ugan> ootput, i think the partition is mounted,
[12:31] <micahcowan> Don'
[12:31] <Tealc> micahcowan i got a cool sentence :D
[12:31] <SteveFTW> hey you guys!!!?!?!! how do i add songs to my ipod through rythmbox?
[12:31] <micahcowan> t forget your secret passphrase, or you won't be able to generate Responses anymore.
[12:31] <ugan> ootput, it said something about it cant access it
[12:31] <ootput> ugan: at boot? use dmesg | less to look for it
[12:31] <micahcowan> Tealc, once you've run opiepasswd and it accepts your Response, run it again, and the 499 should become 498.
[12:31] <Tealc> coool!
[12:32] <ugan> ootput, i used the cd i got from the mail, run the os using the cd, without installing it,
[12:32] <micahcowan> You'd do well to generate the next several passwords with opiekey, write or print them out and keep them in a very secure place (wallet). Then you can log in up to that many times before you have to generate more responses.
[12:32] <ootput> SteveFTW: check out: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9266
[12:33] <Tealc> micahcowan so i can use that thing as password?
[12:33] <ugan> ootput, is it normal for it not to have access to the ntfs partitions i have? so should i install it right away on the disk?
[12:33] <Tealc> it gave me like: "CITY FUSE SOON...."
[12:33] <ootput> ugan: no, it's not typically normal. My ntfs partitions were visible, and readable from the livecd
[12:33] <scrp> ugan: by default you dont have write permission to NTFS
[12:33] <micahcowan> Tealc, by "that thing" you mean the five words? Yes. But you have to set up PAM as mjr indicated.
[12:34] <Tealc> micahcowan oh ok
 Tealc, eg. add the line "auth sufficient pam_opie.so" before the "auth required" line in /etc/pam.d/common-auth
[12:34] <ootput> ugan: the ntfs partitions should be mounted with global-read access
[12:34] <micahcowan> (oh, it's six words...)
[12:35] <ugan> ootput, this is weird hehehe, so i should run windows, and change some settings on the ntfs file system?
[12:35] <Tealc> micahcowan if i want more of those
[12:35] <Tealc> can i use same passphere?
[12:35] <ootput> ugan: i don't think it's necessary
[12:35] <Tealc> to produce more random words
[12:35] <AZzKikR> what other remote desktop daemons and such exist?
[12:35] <gneral_> hi
[12:35] <ootput> ugan: you'll need to figure out which errors were presented to you at boot
[12:35] <Kyynara> how can I check if some program is using my soundcard?
[12:36] <micahcowan> Tealc, yes. If it starts at 499, the next sequence numbers will decrement (498, 497, 496)
[12:36] <Tealc> im trying to figure out howto make more of them
[12:36] <Tealc> i only managed to change the 499 :D
[12:37] <ugan> ootput...ok, ill try again, i didnt notice any errors, anyways, but no harm in trying again, another thing, how about a firewall program?
[12:37] <Tealc> micahcowan opieinfo command produces an error
[12:38] <ugan> thanks...later guys
[12:38] <ootput> ugan: you'll be using iptables frontend to the linux kernel's netfilter component. On top of iptables (to make things easier on you,) there are gui frontends as well. Personally, i create my own iptables rules.
[12:38] <micahcowan> Tealc, first run opiepasswd. While it waits for your response, use opiekey to generate it in another terminal
[12:39] <Tealc> micahcowan i can also ctrl+z
[12:39] <micahcowan> Tealc, yes.
[12:39] <Tealc> i wanna generate atleast 20 keys :>
[12:40] <micahcowan> Once it has accepted a response, the next time it will ask for 498 <id>. And after that, 497 <id>.
[12:40] <Tealc> oh i get it
[12:40] <Tealc> then i print them to my wallet
[12:40] <micahcowan> Instead of running opiekey multiple times, you can do "opiekey -n <# times> 498 <id>
[12:40] <Tealc> that helps
[12:41] <Tealc> micahcowan but why it is 5 words
[12:41] <micahcowan> Tealc, reuse the 499 number, too, and make sure it's the same as it was before (otherwise, you typed your passphrase differently)
[12:41] <Tealc> wouldnt 3 be enough :P
[12:41] <micahcowan> Tealc, six words. And no.
[12:41] <Tealc> :<
[12:41] <earthian> hello
[12:41] <earthian> at last i booted to my system :0
[12:41] <earthian> :)
[12:41] <earthian> belekas* :x
[12:41] <earthian> so
[12:42] <micahcowan> They represent a specific number. It's just usually easier to see them as words. If you add -x, it will show you the hexadecimal version isntead of words.
[12:42] <earthian> now i see that my GFX drivers are not working :(
[12:42] <micahcowan> Tealc,  ^^^
[12:42] <Tealc> micahcowan so i can use them in number forms?
[12:42] <Tealc> so it wont be so horrible to type them
[12:42] <earthian> i have radeon x859xt and X uses some crap called "mesa"
[12:42] <earthian> what to do?
[12:42] <earthian> reinstall?
[12:42] <earthian> !ati
[12:42] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:42] <micahcowan> Tealc, People usually find the word forms easier to type. They were also intended to avoid problems of numbers that look like letters...
[12:43] <Tealc> oh ok
[12:43] <Tealc> this is so cool!
[12:43] <AZzKikR> earthian, don't you mean vesa?
[12:43] <Tealc> im gonna have a cool password paper in my wallet!
[12:44] <vk2000> Can anyone help me? I nned to install a program in ubuntu and don't know how
[12:44] <micahcowan> Tealc, now I just need to do this for myself on my FreeBSD server one of these days... :)
[12:44] <earthian> i want my fglrx back
[12:44] <Tealc> very very cool! :>
[12:44] <fcomtois> is there any easy way to change window managers via xdm ?
[12:44] <Tealc> micahcowan now im again more 1337:er
[12:45] <vk2000> Can anyone help me? I need to install a program in ubuntu and don't know how
[12:45] <micahcowan> Tealc, always be sure never to generate passwords remotely, since obviously this defeats the purpose (key-loggers...). So be sure to have enough passwords to fit your needs. Overshoot, if necessary: you can always reset it to a different id/passphrase, with opiepasswd -c.
[12:45] <jrib> vk2000: what program?
[12:46] <vk2000> it's called madwifi
[12:46] <Tealc> micahcowan now i can ssh from school :>
[12:46] <vk2000> it's for the d-link pci wi-fi
[12:46] <finalbeta> launchpad is down?
[12:46] <jrib> !madwifi > vk2000
[12:47] <micahcowan> Tealc, be aware that using OTP isn't a perfect solution: you are still susceptable to sophisticated attacks, such as malicious ssh clients, or software that would take advantage of your session once your in. But that's mostly theoretical, no one I've heard of is actually doing that for little folks like you and I. :-)
[12:48] <micahcowan> (for instance, software that would /send/ keystrokes through your open ssh client, possibly masking it's malignance)
[12:48] <vk2000> actually I need to know how to install a program in ubuntu
[12:49] <vk2000> I already know how to establish wi-fi connection in windows
[12:49] <micahcowan> vk2000, System -> Administration -> Synaptic, or on command-line you can use apt-get (with sudo)
[12:49] <micahcowan> synaptic is used to install software.
[12:49] <finalbeta> launchpad is down?
[12:49] <Tealc> micahcowan but i haveto manually preserve my opiekey thingy becose opieinfo does not work
[12:50] <Tealc> :P
[12:50] <vk2000> I'm there now what?
[12:50] <jrib> vk2000: check your private messages from ubotu
[12:50] <micahcowan> Tealc, what's to preserve? It only tells you what the next sequence number and current id-key is.
[12:50] <vk2000> the file is on the dektop
[12:50] <vk2000> how do I install it
[12:51] <vk2000> it's in the tar.bz2 format
[12:51] <maning> hello! I need help, I made some recent kernel updates.  After these, it then advised me to restart the PC.  Then a power outage occurred thus unable to finish the restart.  After these my unit does not boot with GDM and asks for runlevel.  I tried 2-5 but then it says no processes at this run level.  I can now only boot in as root in the recovery mode.  It seems my /etc/inittab is messed up because running more /etc/inittab it shows no text.  How can I revert b
[12:51] <micahcowan> Tealc: sudo opieinfo <username>
[12:51] <micahcowan> vk2000, you should avoid installing things from tarfiles if there are .deb packages available...
[12:52] <micahcowan> (though, maybe there aren't).
[12:52] <micahcowan> !compile
[12:52] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[12:53] <micahcowan> vk2000, the above may help.
[12:54] <vk2000> where do I issue command lines? in terminal?
[12:54] <scrp> aye
[12:54] <micahcowan> Tealc, are you running Dapper?
[12:54] <Tealc> micahcowan sure
[12:54] <micahcowan> what version of opie is it?
[12:55] <micahcowan> (dpkg -l opie-client)
[12:55] <fourat> is there anyway to restrict lan users to use DHCP mode only and no static IP ?
[12:55] <micahcowan> I don't think opieinfo ought to require sudo; opiekey and opiepasswd are suid, so I think I'll file a bug.
[12:56] <elmargol> fourat: no
[12:56] <Tealc> omg why i cannot pipe: sort -r PASSKEYS > PASSKEYSR
[12:56] <Tealc> :<
[12:56] <micahcowan> Tealc, what's going wrong with it?
[12:57] <Tealc> it wont write anything to the file :<
[12:57] <Tealc> i wanna reverse the order
[12:57] <Tealc> from biggest to lowest
[12:57] <micahcowan> Tealc, are you sure that PASSKEYS has contents?
[12:57] <micahcowan> And, what's the output of dpkg -l opie-client?
[12:57] <Tealc> yes
[12:57] <Tealc> the system works ;)
[12:57] <Tealc> i just need to print them
[12:57] <jrib> Tealc: what directory are you in?
[12:58] <micahcowan> Tealc, have you actually used it to authenticate ssh?
[12:58] <Tealc> my home
[12:58] <Tealc> micahcowan yes
[12:58] <Tealc> and it work
[12:58] <micahcowan> cool :)
[12:58] <Tealc> yea it is
[12:58] <vk2000> Guys, I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/NetworkManagerMadWifi but is says "make: command not found"
[12:58] <Tealc> i just commented out the normal auth
[12:58] <micahcowan> Tealc, does sort -r PASSKEYS | head work as expected?
[12:58] <ndlovu> I've got a samba server that seems to place a 2GB limit on file sizes. Is this a common issue or something weird in my setup?
[12:59] <Tealc> micahcowan sort -r is supposed to reverse sort
[12:59] <micahcowan> Tealc, okay: then be sure to use a new passphrase (opiepasswd -c) before you run out off responses :)
[12:59] <Tealc> ;O
[12:59] <micahcowan> Tealc, yes. What does "sort -r PASSKEYS | head" give you?
[12:59] <nifan> b'dia
[12:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !backup > jack_sparrow
[12:59] <Tealc> micahcowan <
[12:59] <jrib> vk2000: that site suggests that some version of madwifi is included with dapper.  Did those not work for you?
[12:59] <Tealc> <
[12:59] <Tealc> >
[12:59] <Tealc> D:D
[01:00] <Tealc> it gives me a cool mark
[01:00] <micahcowan> Tealc, that's... very strange.
[01:00] <jrib> !compile > vk2000
[01:00] <Tealc> yes it is
[01:00] <ganja_> does anyone her euses dc++ ?
[01:00] <superkirbyartist> (06:59:38) superkirbyartist: E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.
[01:00] <superkirbyartist> (06:59:47) superkirbyartist: HELP ME PLEASE!
[01:00] <superkirbyartist> (07:00:06) superkirbyartist: I LOST: FIREFOX, THUNDERBIRD AND ADD/REMOVE SOFTWARE :'(
[01:01] <Jack_Sparrow> ndlovu: Not that this applies but... Files that are bigger than 2GB (a little less actually) are not supported by ISO9660
[01:01] <Tealc> cat PASSKEYS > sort -r > PASSKEYSR
[01:01] <Tealc> :D
[01:01] <superkirbyartist> HELP PLEASE!
[01:01] <jrib> !caps > superkirbyartist
[01:01] <micahcowan> Tealc, no... that'll create a file named sort, if it does anything.
[01:01] <vk2000> jrib: I don't understand
[01:01] <micahcowan> Tealc, cat PASSKEYS | sort -r > PASSKEYSR
[01:02] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: I must ask... Have you run scripts like Automatix or EasyUbuntu, (NOT recommending that you do.) to install anything?
[01:02] <superkirbyartist> !caps >jrib
[01:02] <ndlovu> Jack_Sparrow, what are the implications of not being ISO9660 supported?
[01:02] <Seveas> superkirbyartist: behave
[01:02] <micahcowan> superkirbyartist, check your private messages from Ubugtu.
[01:02] <superkirbyartist> Yo guy I'm serious no firefox no thunderbird no add/remove.
[01:02] <Seveas> *ubotu
[01:02] <micahcowan> jrib was instructing you to not use CAPS LETTERS the way you were.
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: Dont correct the ops...
[01:03] <Tealc> KEWL
[01:03] <micahcowan> Seveas, er, right. :)
[01:03] <superkirbyartist> This is serious!
[01:03] <Tealc> micahcowan i wonder why i have to use cat
[01:03] <Seveas> Tealc: you don't
[01:03] <micahcowan> Tealc, what, it works now?
[01:03] <Tealc> micahcowan yea that worked
[01:03] <Seveas> sort -r < PASSKEYS > PASSKEYSR
[01:03] <jrib> vk2000: madwifi is included in linux-restricted-modules in dapper according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Madwifi
[01:03] <superkirbyartist> I have no internet or email!
[01:03] <Tealc> Seveas why? :<
[01:04] <scrp> superkirbyartist: w00t?
[01:04] <Seveas> Tealc: if you use the command I just gave you don't need cat :)
[01:04] <Jack_Sparrow> ndlovu: what filesystem has the shared folder?
[01:04] <Seveas> car won't hurt though ;)
[01:04] <Seveas> cat*
[01:04] <Tealc> kewl
[01:04] <superkirbyartist> Who needs madwifi it's already included in linux.
[01:04] <superkirbyartist> NO FIREFOX NO THUNDERBIRD.
[01:04] <Tealc> Seveas what was the thing called that < made go somewhere:  stdoutput?
[01:04] <Tealc> some stoutput
[01:05] <Tealc> standart output?
[01:05] <scrp> how does wireless work in linux? how would i configure my wireless, im not sure ubuntu did since i had my wireless button set to "off"
[01:05] <superkirbyartist> Awww.... :'(
[01:05] <micahcowan> Tealc, not quite...
[01:05] <forevertheuni> oh the madwifi in ubuntu is the old code or madwifi-ng?
[01:05] <scrp> superkirbyartist: g0tpwned.com
[01:05] <Tealc> i dont remember anymore
[01:05] <ndlovu> Jack_Sparrow, it's a linux box (ext3) sharing files with samba
[01:05] <Tealc> what were those things called
[01:05] <micahcowan> It redirects standard input /from/ a file, just as > redirects a programs standard output /to/ a file.
[01:05] <Seveas> forevertheuni: in dapper both, in edgy madwifi-ng
[01:05] <superkirbyartist> It won't help!  No net browser!  And don't give me gay sites!
[01:05] <micahcowan> Use | to redirect from/to programs.
[01:05] <AZzKikR> Tealc, stdout?
[01:05] <Tealc> yes!
[01:06] <Tealc> stdout stdin
[01:06] <forevertheuni> Seveas, :/ how can I choose each one?because the old code doesn't support dynamic turbo
[01:06] <Tealc> whats the third
[01:06] <AZzKikR> stderr
[01:06] <Tealc> error?
[01:06] <AZzKikR> correctomundo
[01:06] <Tealc> yay
[01:06] <micahcowan> Tealc, if you really can get 'sort -r < PASSKEYS > PASSKEYSR' to work but not 'sort -r PASSKEYS > PASSKEYSR' (try one more time), please file a bug against your version of coreutils.
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: I must ask... Have you run scripts like Automatix or EasyUbuntu, (NOT recommending that you do.) to install anything?
[01:06] <micahcowan> Tealc, stderr is:    2>
[01:06] <superkirbyartist> Did once but stopped it in between.
[01:06] <superkirbyartist> I ran language install then it happended.
[01:07] <Tealc> micahcowan so that can pipe the errors to some place
[01:07] <Tealc> like to a file
[01:07] <micahcowan> Tealc, you can learn more about redirection and more sophisticated things in the bash manpage
[01:07] <rootpt> Seveas; i have a problem with my console, see this link please if u can and help me, i don't have rush.. http://cyberia.tuxsp.org/~ecra/CapturaEcra.png
[01:07] <Seveas> forevertheuni: a bit of magic in /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common and a PCI map somwhere
[01:07] <Tealc> micahcowan thats ok i have a CD
[01:07] <Seveas> superkirbyartist: are you on edgy?
[01:07] <Tealc> it has video about BASH usage
[01:07] <superkirbyartist> Draper.
[01:07] <micahcowan> Tealc, to a file, yes. You can't pipe stderr to a command, you'd have to redirect it to stdout first. :/
[01:07] <micahcowan> Tealc, what's that CD?
[01:07] <Tealc> err lemme look
[01:07] <superkirbyartist> I don't think there is Edgy upgrade yet...
[01:07] <Seveas> superkirbyartist: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop firefox thunderbird
[01:08] <Tealc> micahcowan LinuxCBT.Bash.Shell.Scripting
[01:08] <Tealc> very nice
[01:08] <micahcowan> Tealc, where did you find it? I'd like to check it out.
[01:08] <Tealc> you should check it out
[01:08] <Tealc> its pretty nice stuff!
[01:09] <superkirbyartist> E: Package thunderbird has no install candidate.
[01:09] <scrp> good, thunderbird isnt as good as firefox anyway
[01:09] <Tealc> micahcowan i put the page on ur private
[01:09] <Tealc> dont wanna advertise
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> scrp ?
[01:09] <Tealc> its prolly illegal to advertise here :I
[01:10] <scrp> ?
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> scrp: thunderbird is the mail program from the same people that make firefox?
[01:10] <superkirbyartist> How do you send CTCPs?
[01:11] <scrp> Jack_Sparrow: ooh
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> scrp: np, they just do not perform the same function..
[01:11] <superkirbyartist> Help please.
[01:11] <micahcowan> Tealc, I didn't receive your PM. Seveas, have you had PM issues with Edgy's XChat?
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: Please post your sources.list to the pastebin...
[01:11] <micahcowan> superkirbyartist, that depends on your client.
[01:12] <forevertheuni> Seveas, is that in the help pages of ubuntu?
[01:12] <superkirbyartist> Pastebin?  My client is Gaim.
[01:12] <micahcowan> Tealc, however, I did find it via bittorrent. And now, I don't think it's illegal to advertise such here, provided the software in question is itself legal (and topical here)
[01:12] <Tealc> micahcowan id have to register
[01:12] <superkirbyartist> Location of "Sources.list"?
[01:12] <micahcowan> Tealc, ah. I see.
[01:13] <Tealc> micahcowan in that case http://www.exbits.com
[01:13] <scrp> micahcowan: besides, Ubuntu is all about sharing :)
[01:13] <Tealc> i dont take responsibility if someone brakes copy right laws
[01:13] <NET||abuse> having trouble getting kopete to run in gnome.. what's the beef, i get the following error message "kopete: ERROR: KUniqueApplication: Can't setup DCOP communication."
 The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[01:13] <Tealc> you have to write those keys while using ur own home computer :(
[01:14] <Tealc> unless theres a way to disable SSH password from 192.168.0.*
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: You need to listen
[01:16] <superkirbyartist> Jack sparrow you have a file transfer line 1
[01:16] <superkirbyartist> (I can't use pastebin)
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: DO NOT do that
[01:16] <micahcowan> Tealc, you could reenable the normal ssh password, and use the password when you're on lan, and the OTPs when outside.
[01:16] <Tealc> micahcowan how is that done?
[01:17] <Tealc> you have to write then both?
[01:17] <Tealc> or can u just pick one method?
[01:17] <micahcowan> Tealc, you could also set up key-based authentication between your home computer and the ssh server
[01:17] <superkirbyartist> I would like to send CTCP
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: DO NOT PM me without asking
[01:17] <superkirbyartist> Well read the file it's like 2.51KB it's fast on dialup too.
[01:17] <micahcowan> Tealc, if you uncomment the original line from the PAM config, then it'll try the first method, and then if that fails, it will try the second method. You could hit enter for the first one to fall back on the second.
[01:18] <Tealc> micahcowan oh well ok :)
[01:18] <superkirbyartist> Anyways... most of my sources say breezy, do I make them say draper instead?
[01:18] <Tealc> micahcowan i was thinking if .trusted thing is cool :O
[01:18] <elkbuntu> dapper
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> superkirbyartist: Automatix is the WORST things you can run..  Forget about it
[01:19] <elkbuntu> superkirbyartist, its a script that can be like playing russian roulette with your machine
[01:19] <superkirbyartist> Did not send it.
[01:20] <superkirbyartist> Are you saying CTCP is bad?
[01:20] <micahcowan> Tealc, that's probably possible, but I don't know how to set it up.
[01:20] <scrp> superkirbyartist: CTCP is a form of hack to gain root on your linux box
[01:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Zakalwe_: HE said he already ran it and it crashed on him
[01:20] <Zakalwe_> Ouch
[01:20] <superkirbyartist> ALRIGHT IT WORKS WHO DA MAN YA DA MAN!
[01:21] <superkirbyartist> THANK YOU A LOT!
[01:21] <micahcowan> superkirbyartist, remember why you got kicked....
[01:21] <CromagDK> !shout
[01:21] <ubotu> PLEASE DON'T SHOUT!  He's anarrogant little shit who couldn't code his way out of a paper bag
[01:21] <micahcowan> tortoise_, what's the script's name?
[01:21] <superkirbyartist> Now to install thunderbird...
[01:22] <scrp> tortoise_: google the process name
[01:22] <tortoise_> micahcowen: How do I find out, the process is just listed as perl
[01:22] <micahcowan> tortoise_, how are you listing processes?
[01:22] <brendonjt> superkirbyartist, :sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[01:22] <tortoise_> micahcowen: ps -A
[01:22] <NET||abuse> i just got myself a western digital passport, 120GB drive, and i'm a little supprisd by it, have it plugged in and it's jjust spinning away,, feels like full speed
[01:22] <superkirbyartist> I do them from Sympatic.
[01:22] <Zakalwe_> superkirbyartist : In channel please : No I meant the guy who hacked together Automatix.
[01:22] <NET||abuse> doesn't seem to want to stop.
[01:23] <superkirbyartist> Me?
[01:23] <DBO> Zakalwe_, as much as I hate tix, can I ask you just dont talk about it at all, its a touchy subject =)
[01:23] <NET||abuse> how might i get the drive to stop spinning so fast
[01:23] <superkirbyartist> ??? (Confused)
[01:23] <Zakalwe_> DBO,  gotcha.
[01:23] <micahcowan> tortoise_, try "ps aux" (no -)
[01:23] <scrp> ulfar@guru:/etc/init.d$ ps -A | wc -l
[01:23] <scrp> 114
[01:23] <superkirbyartist> How to add add-remove on menu?
[01:23] <scrp> so many processes
[01:23] <scrp> superkirbyartist: try right clicking
[01:24] <CromagDK> anyone using aMSN and webcam and couldnt config it cause "no device installed" but the webcam works although you cant configure it ? :)
[01:24] <tortoise_> hmmm SystemToolsBackends.pl
[01:24] <tortoise_> micahcowen: thanks
[01:24] <superkirbyartist> I would like to add the final thing I lost: "Add/Remove applications".
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: have you been through the webcam help page?
[01:25] <micahcowan> tortoise_, that process is fine: keep it running
[01:25] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: on sf.net ?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[01:25] <ubotu> webcam is now easy to install on Linux; instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[01:25] <CromagDK> it works
[01:25] <tortoise_> micahcowen: It's quite cpu intensive 3-4%!
[01:26] <zaggynl> Anyone familiar with running Utorrent under linux? I keep getting the error "Too many open files" with certain torrents :(
[01:26] <micahcowan> tortoise_, really? not on my system.
[01:27] <micahcowan> tortoise_, this script is used by the GNOME system tools: that's really all I know about it.
[01:27] <LazyAngel> annyone knows how to glue two pdf documents to one?
[01:27] <bionoid> zaggynl: You're running it under wine?
[01:27] <MetaMorfoziS> hi all
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> MetaMorfoziS: Goodmorning and welcome
[01:28] <zaggynl> bionoid, yeah
[01:28] <jrib> LazyAngel: pdftk, I can't remember the syntax though
[01:28] <kendals> How can I chat to MSN users with audio? :(
[01:29] <CarinArr> lazyangel, http://www.googobits.com/articles/p0-1627-combining-pdfs-in-linux.html
[01:29] <CarinArr> google is your friend
[01:29] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: the last page doesnt work.
[01:29] <CromagDK> not sure who to tell
[01:29] <bionoid> zaggynl: Ok, wouldn't know cause none of my software works correctly under wine. You cuold try parallels(.com), that will work for sure. There might be some wine option to set the max number of open files, though,. or you could use a linux torrent client, which is probably your best option..
[01:30] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: the second link is no good..?
[01:30] <CromagDK> correct
[01:30] <CromagDK> This page does not exist yet. You can create a new empty page, or use one of the page templates. Before creating the page, please check if a similar page already exists.
[01:30] <superkirbyartist> YES!  I HAVE EVERYTHING LIKE BEFORE!  THANKS GUYS!
[01:30] <daurn> hi all
[01:30] <daurn> is there some way you can send a msg to a windows computer?
[01:30] <daurn> (ala, net send)
[01:30] <brendonjt> superkirbyartist, : turn ya caps off stop shouting
[01:30] <zaggynl> bionoid, Thanks for the info :)
[01:31] <superkirbyartist> I am leaving anyways!
[01:31] <micahcowan> superkirbyartist, you could show your gratitude by not ignoring our requests to stop shouting...
[01:31] <micahcowan> Drats, too slow.
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> brendonjt: HE has already been licked once and wared again after that
[01:31] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: it works..
[01:31] <CromagDK> donno what happend
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> ha
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: like magic eh..
[01:31] <brendonjt> Jack_Sparrow, :hows it going
[01:32] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: remember its talk like a pirate day.
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Arghhhh   Not bad thanks,
[01:32] <NET||abuse> Can anyone shed any light on this for me, trying to run kopete in gnome, i get this every time "kopete: ERROR: KUniqueApplication: Can't setup DCOP communication."
[01:32] <zaggynl> Why does Linux come with a 'open files limit' never had this issue in wintendo xp
[01:32] <brendonjt> CromagDK, :he might have loast the black perl again lol hehe
[01:32] <NET||abuse> don't know how this can be solved.
[01:33] <CromagDK> hah :D
[01:33] <micahcowan> zaggynl, are you hitting this open files limit?
[01:33] <Jack_Sparrow> NET||abuse: Not all kde apps will run in gnome...
[01:33] <zaggynl> micahcowan, yeah
[01:33] <zaggynl> some torrent with an incredible large amount of files
[01:33] <NET||abuse> Jack_Sparrow: kopete surely does, i have it running in gnome on the desktop machine beside me, now this is the same dapper release as the desktop, only on my laptop
[01:33] <zaggynl> only qtorrent works, but the gui SUCKS, and I really love utorrent :>
[01:33] <micahcowan> How large is incredibly large?
[01:34] <zaggynl> uh lemme check
[01:34] <zaggynl> micahcowan, 9936 items, totalling 3.2 GB
[01:34] <bionoid> NET||abuse: try typing "xhost +local" in a terminal window, that _might_ do the trick..
[01:35] <micahcowan> zaggynl, By default, the user limit for open files seems to be 1024... wow, 9936 /is/ a lot.
[01:35] <zaggynl> myeah :< im going to pack it and reseed
[01:35] <NET||abuse> bionoid: no joy
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> NET||abuse: Interesting... I have never used it.  Noted that you do have it working on one machine.
[01:35] <micahcowan> zaggynl, oh, you're seeding? That's convenient, then.
[01:36] <NET||abuse> Jack_Sparrow: funny thing is i never had to do anyting unusual to get it working in that instance
[01:36] <zaggynl> micahcowan, xD
[01:36] <micahcowan> Anyone know where the ulimits get set?
[01:36] <NET||abuse> Jack_Sparrow: and besides, then there's an issue with teh dependancies if kopete doesn't run when installed without kde
[01:36] <zaggynl> Still don't understand why qtorrent works fine and any other torrent solution craps up
[01:37] <ootput> zaggynl: even rtorrent?
[01:38] <ziel> hello
[01:38] <ziel> i got a little problem with connectin to phone via bluetooth
[01:38] <zaggynl> ootput, haven't tried that yet, but I'm having trouble getting over the ugly ncurse gui
[01:38] <ziel> well, i am trying do to with this howto: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=34740&highlight=bluetooth
[01:39] <ziel> but this is for usb bluetooth and i have a built-in one in laptop
[01:39] <kendals> How can I chat to MSN users with audio? :(
[01:39] <ziel> and im stuck at: - Create the new device of the Dongle. We create a virtual bind from the Usb to the Serial Device
[01:40] <surface> kendals:  still the same question since yesterday hahah
[01:40] <kendals> yep :'(
[01:40] <kendals> tried EVERY program there is.
[01:40] <brendonjt> kendals, :i would be interested aswell
[01:40] <kendals> i can't believe there isn't more demand for it!
[01:40] <surface> kendals:  seems it is open source, get gaim and modify
[01:40] <kendals> sounds simple, surface!
[01:40] <kendals> lol
[01:41] <surface> kendals:  those ppl use skype.
[01:41] <LazyAngel> jrib, CarinArr: thanks
[01:41] <jrib> micahcowan: maybe /etc/security/limits.conf and 1024 is set as default?
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> kendals: as soon as someone gets it working MS will make a minor change to again, try to lock out linux users.
[01:41] <micahcowan> jrib, very nice, thanks for that.
[01:41] <califfo> Can u hep me? I got this error and don't know how to solve it: Error: Failed to create ./qtdirs. Make sure you have a working Qt v4 qmake on
[01:41] <califfo> your PATH or use the -q argument to explicitly specify a working Qt v4 qmake.
[01:42] <kendals> surface: skype is still dodgy though :'(
[01:42] <kendals> and no Gtalk audio, etc...
[01:42] <kendals> it's so sa.d.
[01:42] <kendals> we're really lagging in IM audio...
[01:42] <micahcowan> jrib, Aha! Apparently, PAM uses that.
[01:42] <kendals> no shortage of VOIP programs nobody uses....lol.
[01:42] <surface> kendals:  gnome-meeting? lol
[01:42] <SillyZ> good morning
[01:42] <kendals> And Tapioca doesn't work properly for me.
[01:43] <bionoid> kendals: we have Asterisk though ;p
[01:43] <kendals> keeps dropping the audio etc.
[01:43] <kendals> lol
[01:43] <kendals> i don't even know what asterisk is, but i keep hearing about it!
[01:43] <surface> kendals:  use wine than
[01:43] <kendals> tried that :(
[01:43] <surface> asterisk configuration is nightmare
[01:43] <kendals> tried msn and trillian and gtalk in wine latest.
[01:43] <kendals> no luck.
[01:44] <surface> kendals asterisk is to setup the entire voip system.
[01:44] <brendonjt> kendals, :it would be good if amsn  had voice as it has webcam support
[01:44] <bionoid> surface: hmh it's not more of a nightmare than sendmail or postfix.. I had a fully working pbx bridging voip/pots within one week of my first encounter with asterisk. That's not too bad.
[01:45] <daurn> ok
[01:45] <GoOdcm> any one use ekiga
[01:45] <daurn> i'm trying to install an app
[01:45] <daurn> but i get this error:
[01:45] <surface> bionoid:  oh really,i am glad to hear that
[01:45] <daurn> checking for PACKAGE... configure: error: Package requirements (gtk+-2.0 >= 2.0.0 gthread-2.0) were not met:
[01:45] <daurn> No package 'gtk+-2.0' found
[01:46] <ootput> zaggynl: the thing i love about curses-apps is the fact that I can run them in screen, and detach the screen session
[01:46] <ootput> zaggynl: it's particularly useful for big downloads
[01:46] <surface> daurn apt-cache pkgnames gtk
[01:46] <zaggynl> ootput, hmm might try it :)
[01:46] <bionoid> surface: I will, however, agree that it's intimidating at first view, but reading "the book" clarified most of the initial "huh?"s :)
[01:46] <ben_underscore> hello everyone.
[01:47] <brendonjt> ben_underscore, :hi ya
[01:47] <surface> bionoid:  i see, u grap a book.
[01:47] <ben_underscore> does anyone know something about bluetooth mouses under dapper? i've just installed dapper on a brand new hp dv2000 and it has a wireless bluetooth mouse
[01:47] <ben_underscore> ubuntu works a treat, but the mouse isn't registering yet
[01:47] <bionoid> surface: there's a free oreilly book on Asterisk titled the future of telephony
[01:48] <lesshaste>  how do I manually remove a folder from thunderbird? I seem to have a mail folder with no actual mail file associated with it
[01:48] <surface> bionoid:  great, thanks for the tips. u setting up for ur office?
[01:48] <lesshaste>  so when I try to delete it it says it can't file the file to delete
[01:48] <daurn> surface: now what
[01:49] <bionoid> surface: Yup, that is, with my former employer, I left the country by now ;-)
[01:49] <surface> daurn:  did u get any list of result?
[01:49] <Skrot> Hi. I'm running a dual view in clone mode. How can I get video on both screens? Now it only shows on my built in LCD. I'm using a ATI card with fglrx-drivers
[01:49] <daurn> about 70 results
[01:50] <surface> daurn:  wow that is too much,      try other keyword gtk+
[01:50] <daurn> nothing
[01:50] <surface> daurn try to download the one u think that u needed...
[01:51] <daurn> ?
[01:51] <surface> daurn or print me some lines, may try libgtk
[01:51] <kendals> sorry back.
[01:51] <kendals> yeah, i agree brendont- be great if amsn had audio, since it has webcam already
[01:51] <surface> daurn:  if u think that is the gtk u wanna download, u can do this apt-get install gtk....
[01:51] <daurn> tried that
[01:51] <daurn> package doesn't rxist
[01:52] <daurn> btw, how do i find out my (local) ip?
[01:52] <surface> daurn:   gthread         <--------- this installed too?
[01:52] <raf_> please hell
[01:52] <raf_> help
[01:52] <raf_> i have bead secots
[01:52] <surface> daurn:  ifconfig
[01:53] <califfo> Error: Failed to create ./qtdirs. Make sure you have a working Qt v4 qmake on your PATH or use the -q argument to explicitly specify a working Qt v4 qmake. ... what can I do to solve this error?
[01:53] <raf_> on disk
[01:53] <raf_> dont know what to do
[01:53] <raf_> :(
[01:53] <raf_> sectors
[01:53] <daurn> E: Couldn't find package gthread
[01:53] <raf_> how do i fix it
[01:53] <GoOdcm> kendals do u use ekiga
[01:53] <raf_> i try to log on..says "operating system not found" half the time..the other time
[01:53] <raf_> i get bad sectors mesage
[01:53] <raf_> what can i do
[01:54] <kendals> Go0dcm: tried ekiga, but nobody else uses it...
[01:54] <raf_> how do u fix bad sectors on disk
[01:54] <raf_> ?
[01:54] <kendals> Since most of my friends use either MSN or Gtalk, kinda want audio on those....but Ubuntu has none yet :'(
[01:54] <kendals> Gaim is taking forever...
[01:54] <GoOdcm> i cant get soundcard work in ekiga
[01:54] <raf_> anybody?
[01:56] <zaggynl> kendals, try bitlbee
[01:56] <Jack_Sparrow> raf_: For starters stop using the enter key quite so often...
[01:57] <raf_> im not sure i follow:()
[01:57] <raf_> :(
[01:57] <surface> daurn:  dpkg -l | grep gtk
[01:57] <raf_> im in real trouble here...my laptop isnt working
[01:57] <surface> daurn:  this is to list all gtk related pkgs u have installed