[17:57] <helper> probably * thanks
[17:57] <r3dux> light > sounds like a gfx driver issue, upgrade or deal ;)
[17:57] <lukavia> matreya6: how i use pastebin ?
[17:57] <light> ok thanks
[17:57] <DJProfessorK> hey can you use irc to talk
[17:57] <DJProfessorK> VoIP?
[17:57] <matreya6> !pastebin > lukavia
[17:57] <lukavia> matreya6: how will i ?
[17:57] <DJProfessorK> like can i use a headset?
[17:57] <Madpilot> DJProfessorK, no
[17:58] <Barridus> does ubuntu do lightscribe disc labelling?
[17:58] <TwoPointOh> right, i solved my problem, i used adduser.local
[17:58] <TwoPointOh> but i have another problem
[17:58] <matreya6> Barridus, yes it does if you the proper plugin from HP
[17:58] <matreya6> Barridus, ... if you >have< the ...
[17:58] <TwoPointOh> i have this in a script:
[17:59] <Barridus> matreya6, hp?  what do they have to do with ubuntu...
[17:59] <TwoPointOh> `sed -e 's/blah/$1/g'`
[17:59] <TwoPointOh> it's replcing blah with $1 instead of the actual argument
[17:59] <vanita> does http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img support 64-bit?
[17:59] <TwoPointOh> how do i make it not?
[17:59] <deagle> matreya6: i'll look into it, thank you so much!
[17:59] <lukavia> matreya6: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167019/
[17:59] <tanveer> help!! i cant find System → Preferences → Splash Screen.
[17:59] <tanveer> its not thier
[17:59] <vanita> I'm using an i7 mobo
[18:00] <sbasuita> TwoPointOh, if this is a shell script, get rid of the single-quotes around the second argument
[18:00] <matreya6> Barridus, check out this site: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LightScribe
[18:00] <sbasuita> TwoPointOh, just a guess - i'm no scripting expert ;)
[18:00] <Barridus> thank you matreya6
[18:00] <matreya6> deagle, np :-) , knowledge should be shared.
[18:00] <chuck__> Jillian2: open firefox click tools open addons the plugins make sure shockwave flash is installed
[18:01] <tanveer> someone help me i cant find it System → Preferences → Splash Screen.its on 9.04 is it??
[18:01] <matreya6> Barridus, np :-)
[18:01] <TwoPointOh> sbasuita: even better, i escaped them!
[18:01] <TwoPointOh> coz that wasn't exactly the way i had it in the file
[18:01] <helper> mpontillo, if i want to change all text 2005 to 2006 not work i type sed 's .2005/2006' kad.txt why ?
[18:01] <TwoPointOh> cheers sbasuita
[18:02] <gartral> tanveer: i think your system missed something in the jump. I have that
[18:02] <tanveer> i upgraded from 8.04 > 8.10 > 9.04
[18:02] <sbasuita> tanveer, gartral, I don't have that
[18:03] <tanveer> can some1 tell me were i can find the splash screen
[18:03] <matreya6> lukavia, did you do a clean install, or did you upgrade? See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=361236&page=22
[18:03] <gartral> sbasuita tanveer hmm.. im going to check launchpad
[18:03] <Madpilot> tanveer, there's a splash screen manager you can add - it's not installled by default AFAIK
[18:03] <lukavia> matreya6: clean 9.04 wubi install
[18:03] <sbasuita> gartral, figure out what binary the menu shortcut points at, then use dpkg -S to figure out what package owns that binary
[18:04] <r3dux> Firefox is a dick in Linux, especially 64 bit. I install flash like this: I download the latest libflash.so and copy it to /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[18:04] <DeadLy_sp> b0tlinx to cp www.gandisex.com
[18:04] <mpontillo> helper: if you want *all* text you will need to tell 'sed' to do a global replace. also note the "." you have before "2005" matches any character, which means if the first thing on the line is "2005" your expression won't work. try sed 's/2005/2006/g' <file>
[18:04] <ldlework> What are the dangers of upgrading from Intrepid to 9.04 via the Synaptic Package Manager upgrade feature?
[18:04] <r3dux> Idle - I did it, and it worked okay.
[18:05] <r3dux> But then the sound stopped working and I just clean installed. But I'd upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04
[18:05] <ldlework> r3dux, does it keep your configs and apps? Like I've got XMonad setup perfectly by accident...
[18:05] <mpontillo> helper: by "global replace" I mean that by appending the 'g', if "2005" occurs twice on one line, both occurrences will be replaced instead of just the first
[18:05] <matreya6> r3dux, where did you get that flash.so? I'm having flash issues asa well. Gnash just doesn't cut it.
[18:05] <tanveer> i cant find any ways of getting ubuntu to look like vista because the splash screen thing ,, panel thing arnt thier
[18:05] <r3dux> It booted slowly, and wasn't very "fluid" - clean install boots in approx 30 seconds, and doesn't dick me around as much
[18:05] <helper> mpontillo,  ya it work thanks :)
[18:06] <r3dux> matreya6: Adobe labs... just google it
[18:06] <Melancholy> Hey, my jaunty wont detect usb anymore. i tried updating HAL with no help. They used to work
[18:06] <matreya6> r3dux, ah, the Alpha...
[18:06] <r3dux> Beta, thank you ;)
[18:06] <Crash1hd> Has anyone been successfull at getting vnc to work with compiz?
[18:06] <r3dux> http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[18:07] <glock7> question about linux permissions, i have 2 users on a machine, that are apart of a group call webdev, any file the users create i would like each to be able to edit, however when they create the files the files are created with the group of their username, what is good practice to have 2 users able to edit each others files
[18:07] <r3dux> I take it back - Alpha! Apols, matreya6
[18:07] <ldlework> r3dux, I have two ntfs partitions before my Ubuntu partitions
[18:07] <ldlework> Will this be an issue?
[18:07] <ldlework> Or do you think it should work inplace?
[18:07] <Soren_> I am buring a CD usung CD/DVD Creator............................... how ling is it supposed to say "Creating image checksum" for a 700mb program?
[18:08] <matreya6> r3dux, np :-) You are just trying to help and I'm grateful for it!
[18:08] <r3dux> glock > make each user a member of the webdev group?
[18:08] <glock7> r3dux: they are, however when they create files, the group is the default "user group", i think i found what i was looking for, some said look up sticky bit
[18:09] <twois10> how are you getting amd k10 sensors to work?
[18:09] <r3dux> glock > panic and chmod 777 everything ;) I mean, um, sticky bit :)
[18:09] <twois10> sensors detect it but no temps
[18:09] <glock7> r3dux: lol,, thanks
[18:09] <matreya6> lukavia, strange, should work. Pulseaudio can destabalize things, especially with microphone settings, which were a real B*tch to get them to work. Please try killing pulseaudio with "killall pulseaudio"
[18:10] <Soren_> I am buring a CD usung CD/DVD Creator............................... how ling is it supposed to say "Creating image checksum" for a 700mb program?
[18:10] <r3dux> I have a post on PulseAudio, and Alsa, and Jaunty 9.04 and how to un-f*ck it, or try to..... ----> http://r3dux.org/?p=500
[18:10] <jonz> let me know if there's a better forum for this:
[18:10] <jonz> so in OSX each program gets only one entry in the alt-tab menu, no matter how many windows are open..  whereas in windows and linux each window gets its own entry.  In OSX you then switch between windows of a program with alt-~.
[18:10] <jonz> is that clear?  is there anyway to emulate the OSX style in Ubuntu?
[18:10] <FloodBot3> jonz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:11] <jonz> floodbot3, get bent, that's only 3 messages
[18:11] <proq> jonz: have you been to gnome-look.org?
[18:11] <jonz> nope, i'll check it out
[18:11] <lukavia> matreya6: killall pulseaudio won't make my console alsamixer to start appear 1.0.20, not 1.0.18 - i think there is the key to the success
[18:11] <jonz> thanks Proq
[18:11] <proq> there are a few os x lookalikes
[18:12] <Madpilot> Soren_, hard to say - a while, esp. with a full disc like you're burning
[18:12] <r3dux> lukavia: There are many keys to PulseAudio success... it's a b1tch.
[18:12] <matreya6> lukavia, did you restart alsa after upgrading alsa?
[18:12] <r3dux> Restart alsa hasn't worked for years
[18:12] <r3dux> Restarting pulseaudio does less
[18:12] <ldlework> r3dux, if you use a Ubuntu install CD to install over your existing Ubuntu install, does it keep your user/filesystem?
[18:12] <r3dux> it's all about default mixers and asoundconf set-default-card
[18:13] <jonz> proq: i'm not really interested in the visual style of OSX, just the window treatment
[18:13] <Melancholy> My jaunty wont detect usb anymore. i tried restarting HAL with no help. They used to work
[18:13] <twois10> how can i get  phenom II 940 sensors working?
[18:13] <jonz> like, the effect i'm looking for isn't a font change or color change, it's a total overhaul of the system
[18:13] <r3dux> Idle, only if you install the system to / while keeping your /home parition separate - if you didn't install linux with /home on a sep partition, back it up before you overwrite it.
[18:13] <matreya6> r3dux, I checked the soundcard setup of lukavia, he/ she only has one, see http://paste.ubuntu.com/167019/
[18:14] <proq> jonz: those are configurable in gnome and kde to be more osx-ish, and there may even be a wm that specializes in behaving like os x
[18:14] <proq> jonz: there are a hundred wms, I would google for it
[18:14] <Soren_> is there a CD/DVD Creator channel? I am buring a CD usung CD/DVD Creator............................... how ling is it supposed to say "Creating image checksum" for a 700mb program?
[18:14] <jonz> ok, ty
[18:14] <ldlework> r3dux, so you're saying in any case, just copy home, to say one of the NTFS partitons, upgrade, then override the new with the old?
[18:14] <macman_> Soren_: till its done
[18:14] <r3dux> mat > Get them to "asoundconf list"
[18:14] <ldlework> That's gonna work?
[18:14] <ldlework> lol
[18:14] <Kevin`> can I do an install from windows to a disk partition with grub and everything, or only to an image file?
[18:14] <Soren_> sigh
[18:15] <duvnell> don't yell at me, but is there a package that contains rpm-build?
[18:15] <shadeslayer> hi i have a small problem in mac4lin.anyone using it?
[18:15] <proq> I'm trying to uninstall kvm to run virtualbox and I can't seem to get the kernel module removed. I can rmmod kvm_intel and reboot, but it will be loaded again.  I removed the kernel and reinstalled and that didn't help either
[18:15] <Soren_> 10min? 30min? 1hour? 1 day?
[18:15] <proq> how do I remove kvm kernel module?
[18:15] <r3dux> Idle - Copying to NTFS will not keep your file permissions, but to be honest, for most stuff in a home directory, it doesn't matter - just make sure it's backed up before you re-install / install-over-the-top
[18:15] <lazermouse> duvnel : ARRGH!
[18:15] <lazermouse> lol
[18:16] <Kevin`> nobody>
[18:16]  * ldlework wonders how he can check if his /home is on a secondary partition
[18:16] <r3dux> Idle - UNLESS you have your /home partition as a separate partition, in which case just overwrite / and use whatever partition you have as the /home mount point
[18:16] <nv1> salut
[18:16] <vanita> jonz if you find a good OS X wm for ubuntu 9.04, let me know
[18:16] <lukavia> matreya6: i restarted the system fully
[18:16] <jonz> will do
[18:16] <lazermouse> Kevin*: If someone can help they will
[18:16] <proq> I have one better than os x.. it's called ratpoison
[18:16] <vanita> I would like to run it with Chameleon 2 RC1  on my new i7 hackintosh
[18:16] <proq> none of those awful screen-real-estate hogging eyecandies
[18:17] <r3dux> hehe
[18:17] <shadeslayer> proq: care to link me?
[18:17] <shiruken> I'm trying to install Ubuntu server, but it keeps trying to go gui and my monitor won't display that resolution
[18:17] <matreya6> lukavia, and...did it work? Do you get alsamixer 1.0.20 now instead of 1.0.18?
[18:17] <shiruken> how can I force into text mode?
[18:17] <shadeslayer> shiruken: #ubuntu-server
[18:17] <shiruken> shadeslayer: thx
[18:17] <ali> my webcam worked with 8.10 but not with 9.04  what should I do
[18:17] <proq> shadeslayer: http://www.nongnu.org/ratpoison/
[18:17] <lukavia> matreya6: no man :(
[18:17] <billybigrigger> anyone know a good gnome frontend for ffmpeg or mencodeR?
[18:18] <ldlework> r3dux, it looks like I have single filesystem partition and an extra swap partition that just has "lost+found". Can I move /home to my swap paritition? Or I'm thinking it can't be used for things like that.
[18:18] <lazermouse> ali, go to update manager, and see if there are any updates
[18:18] <shadeslayer> proq: basically im trying to replace the panel bkgd with a dark png but cant make it work
[18:18] <matreya6> !telinit > shiruken
[18:18] <apostle> problem removing module....device busy....How can I force remove it?
[18:18] <proq> apostle: kill the process that is using it
[18:18] <lazermouse> PereLaOrale : stop changing your nick
[18:19] <ali> I have done the update and still not working
[18:19] <matreya6> shiruken, you coudl try the command telinit, even if Ubuntu uses upstart now, it tries to emulate SysV as much as it can to appease older scripts
[18:19] <jonz> wow, ratpoison looks hardcore
[18:19] <hbekel> apostle: you shouldn't, try fuser /dev/whatever to find out who uses it
[18:19] <lazermouse> ali: dunno then :(
[18:19] <proq> it is  :)
[18:19] <shadeslayer> proq: not my type of GUI :P
[18:19] <theGeekPirate> Sup
[18:19] <ldlework> r3dux, it looks like this other ext3 parition with just lost+found in it is all empty except a few megs, is this swap partition good for storing /home?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> apostle: make the module unbusy is my advice, yu will get issues if you do manage to force remove it
[18:20] <proq> if I had a 30" monitor and a blazing fast CPU I wouldn't mind gnome or KDE, but I don't  ;)
[18:20] <matreya6> lukavia, that's a shame. It looks like your old alsamix is still the default. Maybe the new one is installed at an alternate location?
[18:20] <DASPRiD> proq, i have two :)
[18:20] <jonz> i like the windows in Gnome and everything, I just prefer the hierarchical approach to finding the window you want that OSX employs
[18:20] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: btw i was trying to usplash to get to wrok again today.failed misreably :)
[18:20] <SynrG> is setting up a new drive for use on a network not considered basic knowledge worth documenting? i'm an experienced debian user who knows how to do this. my father, however, is a new ubuntu user, so i pointed him at ubuntu help for starters, and also gnome help. both failed to provide answers.
[18:20] <proq> jonz: what, command-tab?
[18:20] <jonz> first find the application, then pick from the application windows
[18:20] <SynrG> have i missed something obvious?
[18:20] <jonz> Cmd-tab to go to firefox
[18:21] <shadeslayer> so no one using mac4lin ?
[18:21] <lukavia> matreya6: no, downloaded from the alsa official site
[18:21] <jonz> then cmd-~ to tab between firefox windows
[18:21] <proq> jonz: gnome has that.  and ratpoison has one better.  C-t 3 -> go straight to firefox
[18:21] <Frijolie> anybody get flash video "flickering" problem?
[18:21] <dlozarie> hi guys, quick question: if I sudo apt-get install openoffice.org, I'll get the latest version (3.5) right?
[18:21] <Melancholy> My jaunty wont detect usb anymore. i tried restarting HAL with no help. They used to work. Tail shows that kernel notices, but i cant find them anywhere
[18:21] <jonz> what is the significnce of the 3?
[18:21] <shadeslayer> dlozarie: nope,i think 3.0 is in the repo
[18:21] <matreya6> lukavia, did you install a .deb-package for Jaunty, or did you just install a tarball or something like it?
[18:21] <genii> !info openoffice.org
[18:21] <aspoor> o ok.
[18:22] <proq> jonz: application 3
[18:22] <jonz> ah
[18:22] <SynrG> i could just fix the problem for him, but i'd rather he learn how to use the resources at his disposal to solve his own problems.  where should i point him to solve this problem?
[18:22] <genii> dlozarie: 3.01
[18:22] <aspoor> its 42" BTW and 2000mb conect
[18:22] <jonz> i like cycling through them, often I don't know the exact number that i'm looking for
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: the system will live ;)
[18:22] <dlozarie> shadeslayer: ouch. how long do you think we can get 3.5 in the repos?
[18:22] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: i know :)
[18:22] <boxer_> i need to boost the volume of a mp3 is there a program i can use to do this?
[18:22] <hbekel> Melancholy: "detect usb" meaning what?
[18:22] <matreya6> boxer_, try Audacity
[18:22] <shadeslayer> dlozarie: maybe the next release.just a guess tho
[18:22] <boxer_> matreya6: thanks
[18:23] <lukavia> matreya6: i installed the files from http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page
[18:23] <duvnell> if using audacity.. you've got to "Export" to save.. not just save which saves your project
[18:23] <lukavia> matreya6: with ./configure, make and make install
[18:23] <lukavia> matreya6: the hard way :)
[18:23] <boxer_> duvnell: good to know thanks
[18:23] <shadeslayer> dlozarie: you could manually install tho.i found install instructions for 3.0 on interpid on softpedia.org
[18:23] <Melancholy> hbekel, meaning that i connect my ext. HD but jaunty cant find it anywhere. Kernel logs says that it is connected (with tail command)
[18:24] <dlozarie> okay. I downloaded the .tar.gz of 3.5 and installed it, but can't find it anywhere in the application menu. I tried "oocalc" in the command line and it told me open office wasn't installed yet
[18:24] <lukavia> matreya6: what you call tarball ?
[18:24] <r3dux> duvell, it's much easier to install ALSA 1.0.19 like this -->http://http//ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6589810
[18:24] <matreya6> lukavia, that way the location of installation might be botched, * a tarball is a .tar.gz, or .tgz package.
[18:24] <shadeslayer> dlozarie: no idea on that.
[18:24] <hggdh> lukavia, a tarball is the same as a tar archive
[18:24] <gartral> !tar
[18:25] <lukavia> ok
[18:25] <dlozarie> shadeslayer: ok, will try to reinstall. thanks dude
[18:25] <lukavia> i used tar.gz files from http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page
[18:25] <shadeslayer> dlozarie: no problem
[18:25] <ldlework> r3dux, heh my /home folder is 91 gigs
[18:25] <matreya6> lukavia, did you install the alsamixer in /usr/bin ?
[18:25] <hbekel> Melancholy: what does "jaunty can't find it" mean? can you mount manually?
[18:26] <r3dux> Idle, mine was > 200GB ;) Nothing in that really needed special permissions.
[18:26] <lukavia> matreya6: it's another question that 2 or 3 of them did not installed properly
[18:26] <proq> ldlework: good thing terabyte hard drives cost $80  ;)
[18:26] <Melancholy> hbekel, sorry my bad english. I cant see it in gnome, neither in /media where it usually were mounted
[18:26] <lukavia> matreya6: i do not know how to install the alsamixer in  /usr/bin
[18:26] <exodus_ms> Is it possible to configure the columns in 'top'? I would like to increase the spacing between PID %MEM, etc.
[18:27] <r3dux> luk - sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer
[18:27] <Frijolie> what's the correct package to install flash v 10? There's four different variants in Synaptic...
[18:27] <matreya6> lukavia, messing around with unpackaged software, *especially drivers* can put your system in a jumble. The drivers have been installed, but do not seem to be in use as of yet on your system
[18:27] <r3dux> sorry, that should be to matreya6
[18:27] <ldlework> god upgrading scares the shit out of me
[18:28] <r3dux> The simple facts are that upgrading doesn't work as well as it should.
[18:28] <hbekel> Melancholy: it's probably a gnome or hal problem, then. try mounting it manually to make sure.
[18:28] <hint> i don't find any helper in awk .... then: anyone know how can i concat strings in awk?
[18:28] <Frijolie> flashplugin-nonfree, flashplugin-nonfree-extras, adobe-flashplugin, flashplugin-installer
[18:28] <Melancholy> hbekel, you mean forcing?
[18:28] <r3dux> I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04, and it was a mess. Took 2 minutes to boot, and was sketchy.
[18:29] <helper> hint,  awk -F: '{print $1}'
[18:29] <proq> r3dux: yeah, that sounds like a bad idea
[18:29] <r3dux> A clean install on EXT4 partition now takes approx 30 seconds to boot and is a lot "nicer"
[18:29] <hbekel> Melancholy: no, try to use the mount command to mount your drive.
[18:29] <lyhana8> hi, which apps did you adcive to get NZB ?
[18:29] <Holden99ca> Has anyone had success installing netbook remix to acer aspire one. mine went boom and by this I mean it's behaving reall buggy. Moreover, it's reporting 0 bytes in the home directory.
[18:29] <hint> helper thats no a concat
[18:29] <matreya6> r3dux, I don't think that Jaunty has Alsa 1.0.20 yet, checked it in Synaptic, nope current stable package is 1.0.18
[18:29] <hbekel> Melancholy: just trying to narrow down the problem
[18:29] <lukavia> matreya6: what advice can you give me now ?
[18:30] <hggdh> hint, concat is just space a=b c
[18:30] <Melancholy> hbekel, hmh.. where i can find "section" name what to mount. It used to be OneTouch4
[18:30] <Crash1hd> IS there a way to get x11vnc to tell you when someone is connected?
[18:30] <exodus_ms> could someone point me to where I might find the config file that handles the appearance of the "workspaces switcher" in the panel
[18:30] <matreya6> lukavia, do you know *exactly* which files your make install installed for you and where the makefile directed the installation?
[18:30] <hggdh> hint, although in the usual terse way, 'man awk' should show it
[18:31] <Magician> gingerkid::::
[18:31] <lukavia> r3dux: i did that command  sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer, shall i restart the system ?
[18:31] <vanita> jonz, check out http://sourceforge.net/projects/mac4lin
[18:31] <r3dux> mat > You can always manually upgrade, scripts exist.
[18:31] <matreya6> lukavia, you should be able to find it in the makefile, but it can be a mess.
[18:31] <r3dux> luk - no!!! This isn't windows! Just run it by typing: gnome-alsamixer =D
[18:31] <hint> the problem is: i need concat X spaces in a var, using VAR+=" " ..... i cant use string=VAR1 VAR2, i cant create X variables. i need concat in only one
[18:32] <hbekel> Melancholy: i don't understand, what's section, Onetouch4? use sth like sudo mount /dev/sd<xx> /mnt/. find out the correct /dev/sdsomething for your drive/partition via dmesg
[18:32] <bcmorr2> question: command to copy a directory and all subdirectories to a different location(while leaving them at their current position as well)  - I tried cp * ~/Music but it excluded subdirectories of the current directory
[18:32] <r3dux> luk > or finding it in the Applications menu at top left of your gnome screen (plz don't say you're using kde...)
[18:32] <matreya6> r3dux, true, but scripts are generally tailored for specific distros.
[18:32] <bcmorr2> same with cp ./* ~/Music
[18:32] <ferris_> i am looking for some help with wget... i am trying to download my site so that i can edit it... but i can only get the first index page and no others. I have "man wget" but i am not seeing where to follow or get the complete site... can someone tell me what the code is for it?
[18:32] <r3dux> bc > you'll need a -R in there somewhere for recursiveness...
[18:33] <r3dux> man cp
[18:34] <r3dux> mat > You haven't installed a script, you've installed the executable file "gnome-alsamixer" - you can just run it.
[18:34] <lukavia> matreya6: it is becoming hard for me to answer your questions .... i do not know where the makefile directed the installation?
[18:34] <bcmorr2> r3dux, thanks
[18:34] <MatteusX> hi, i am running 8.04 and see in update manager linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-16-generic, which in the description says i do not want to install it but rather linux-generic meta-package, which i did install, but the first package continues to appear in update manager?  what should i do?
[18:34] <matreya6> phone. brb
[18:34] <exodus_ms> I've configured the workspace switcher to display text only. Only problem is that I'm using #629DBF for text color in windows. The switcher has a dark gray background that makes this text hard to read. I would like to change the color of the text for the workspace switcher only, not the my entire panel
[18:34] <lukavia> r3dux: i started gnome-alsamixer and i do not have muted sliders
[18:34] <hggdh> hint, you could use sprintf
[18:35] <r3dux> luk > Did you read my jaunty sound thing?
[18:35] <lukavia> r3dux: i think i missed it ...
[18:36] <r3dux> http://r3dux.org/?p=500
[18:36] <bcmorr2> lukavia, is your sound card supported by ALSA?
[18:36] <r3dux> luk - Get down to the updates and it'll be more relevant to you.
[18:36] <h2os> hello, i'm looking for suggestions on ATSC pci/pci-e card
[18:36] <hggdh> hint, also, this is a good reference: http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/ (and free)
[18:36] <lukavia> bcmorr2: i think so, in 8.10 my headphones worked just beautifully
[18:37] <bcmorr2> make sure your PCM volume isn't turned down
[18:37] <bcmorr2> in alsamixer
[18:38] <lukavia> bcmorr2: i am sure, nothing is low volumed and nothing is muted
[18:38] <lscott3> How can I view a network drive when browsing for an attachment in gmail or so? I tried to find a pdf on one of my windows shared drives but could not figure out how to get there through the file browser
[18:38] <lscott3> i tried putting in the smb location
[18:38] <lscott3> no dice
[18:38] <r3dux> luk > what's your default sound card? AND DOES IT MATCH WHATCH PulseAudio thinks is your default soundcard?!
[18:38] <r3dux> "WHAT
[18:39] <r3dux> Use Alsa for everything. Pulse is borked.
[18:39] <r3dux> Not only default soundcard, but default MIXER
[18:39] <wng--> Is there any ubuntu support for PCI-E Creative SB X-fi Xtreme Audio?
[18:40] <gartral> r3dux: calm down
[18:40] <jove> Hello All, does anyone know where to get the pkg of "chm2pdf" ?
[18:40] <quilby> how do i delete the first line of a csv file in the command line?
[18:40]  * r3dux grins at gartral, and nods. Been a long day fixing Jaunty sound.
[18:40] <codec1> Greetings i was wondering how to view .(name here) files?
[18:40] <bcmorr2> wng--, I don't believe creative has released a driver for it, but there might be one out there
[18:41] <bcmorr2> wng--, I'm pretty sure it's not default in ALSA either
[18:41] <macvr> hi all... i'v been trying to install UBUNTU on an external drive for an old notebook, i used unetbootin , but i get an error ,> operating system not found... how do i make the drive bootable?
[18:41] <iceroot> wng--: there is a 64bit driver, dont know if there is a 32bit driver out yet
[18:41] <jove> does anyone where to download chm2pdf package ?
[18:41] <gartral> r3dux: i got sick of pulse/alsa in intrepid, and switched out for OSS/ALSA and it ran beautifully through the Jump
[18:41] <mzz> oss? eep
[18:41] <bcmorr2> macvr, when installing ubuntu did you uncheck install bootloader?
[18:41] <matreya6> quilby,     sed '1d' data.file > mynewdata.file
[18:41] <rapha> Hello everybody!
[18:41] <r3dux> macvr > Install grub? Much googling needed
[18:41] <mzz> alsa, sure. oss, not so much
[18:41] <iceroot> jove: sudo apt-get install chm2pdf
[18:42] <traumgeist> codec1: ls -a    / nautilus ctrl+h
[18:42] <mzz> codec1: for what value of "name here"?
[18:42] <macvr> bcmorr2: ???
[18:42] <codec1> Ok thanks
[18:42] <quilby> matreya6: thanks ill try
[18:42] <gartral> ALSA will NOT play any audio realtime on my machine without going through AOSS for some reason
[18:42] <codec1> No its the name name im trying to see is this..cedega
[18:42] <matreya6> quilby, should work with *any* textfile
[18:42] <rapha> I have a question, is it possible to have Ekiga & Skype & Gizmo obey Ubuntu's availability settings (invisible, offline, available and so on, in the upper right corner of the screen)?
[18:42] <codec1> .cedega
[18:42] <bcmorr2> macvr, see r3dux's comment, it sounds like you need grub
[18:42] <r3dux> macvr > Sorry -ignore previous - set your system to boot from whatever USB/Firewire/FlowerPower device you installed to
[18:42] <macvr> r3dux: i used unetbootin and the ubuntu wiki >https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImageLoadedOnHardDrive
[18:43] <quilby> k
[18:43] <jove> Hi iceroot...Thanks so much!!!! Cheers!
[18:43] <r3dux> Grub will be needed at some point, even on external
[18:43] <r3dux> Or Lilo
[18:43] <iceroot> jove: np
[18:43] <macvr> r3dux: how do i install grub?
[18:43] <brassmaster> hello, i recently upgraded to jaunty and ever since doing so I have been unable to use compiz because no matter what I do, I can't enable window decorations
[18:43] <matreya6> iceroot, nice program.
[18:43] <r3dux> sudo apt-get install grub ;)
[18:43] <lukavia> r3dux: can we switch to PM
[18:43] <brassmaster> before you ask, i have a mobility radeon x1600 and i used to use fglrx
[18:44] <macvr> r3dux: unto the external drive
[18:44] <gartral> macvr: you should HAVE grub.. its default
[18:44] <brassmaster> i knew going in that i would have to use ati going forward
[18:44] <r3dux> macvr - there are lots of documents on this, read up... I don't know off the top of my head
[18:44] <r3dux> how to configure grub, that is
[18:44] <r3dux> 1sec
[18:44] <macvr> r3dux: ok... will get back if it doesnt work ;)
[18:44] <brassmaster> but i read that the radeon driver has come a long way
[18:44] <jove> iceroot: do you know the syntax how to convert chm to pdf file ?
[18:45] <MeXTux> Does anybody know what is the difference between adding directive lines to apache2.conf and httpd.conf in Ubuntu 8.04??
[18:45] <r3dux> macvr: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html
[18:45] <brassmaster> just wondering if anyone else has seen this or has any idea as to why taht might be
[18:45] <brassmaster> *that
[18:45] <quaal> i just installed 9.04 and now whenever i go to places/one of the directories listed, it opens rhythymbox instead of opening the place i just clicked. how the hell did this happen
[18:45] <ElPana> #ubuntu-es
[18:45] <matreya6> jove, after you have installed it, most programs provide a man page
[18:45] <iceroot> jove: man chm2pdf   i guess chm2pdf chmfile pdffile
[18:45] <lukavia> quaal: and i think i have problems :D:D:D
[18:45] <quaal> rhythymbox is garbage
[18:46] <quaal> why is it even installed by default
[18:46] <lukavia> hahhahaa
[18:46] <lukavia> yes i use XMMS1
[18:46] <macvr> r3dux: thanx r3dux ... will read
[18:46] <r3dux> qual - that sounds broken... sudo apt-get purge nautilus && sudo apt-get install nautilus       ???
[18:46] <slimjimflim> does the installer disk resize existing ntfs partitions and use the free space?
[18:46] <gartral> how do i lobotomize the borked tracker from my system... all it's doing is slowing me down
[18:46] <ksbalaji> How is jaunty? My Adept manager (installed app) in Hardy 8.04 shows a cute upgrade tab suggesting upgrade to 9.04. Please give opinion.
[18:46] <ravster> Hello all
[18:46] <Madpilot> quaal, because it's less awful than every other music player in the repos?
[18:46] <brassmaster> anyone know anything about the combination of a radeon x1600, radeon driver, 9.04, and compiz w/ window borders
[18:46] <brassmaster> ?
[18:46] <matreya6> quaal, I don't agree.  I like it's small footprint and simplicity, but it could use some improvements, yes...
[18:46] <ravster> How do I upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 by command line?
[18:46] <rapha> quaal: why are you even so arrogant to come here?
[18:46] <quaal> Madpilot, completely false. mpd/gmpc is the winningest winner of the players available.
[18:47] <iceroot> !upgrade | ravster
[18:47] <matt9091> hi
[18:47] <r3dux> slimjimflim: Yes, it resizes existing partitions, uses free space, and bakes you a CAKE.
[18:47] <slimjimflim> yay for cake
[18:47] <lukavia> matreya6: thanks for the help so far man ;)
[18:47] <brassmaster> the cake is a lie
[18:47] <MatteusX> matt9091, hello
[18:47] <slimjimflim> aw shit, in that case i'm going back to vista
[18:47] <matreya6> lukavia, no problem, just sharing where I can.
[18:47] <brassmaster> lol
[18:47] <r3dux> The cake IS a lie... Moist.. cake... bah
[18:47] <rapha> So, *is* it possible to have Ekiga & Skype & Gizmo obey Ubuntu's availability settings (invisible, offline, available and so on, in the upper right corner of the screen)?
[18:47] <gartral> !language | slimjim
[18:47] <slimjimflim> either vista or winME
[18:47] <brassmaster> at least they don't slip rat poison in the ubuntu imaginary cake
[18:48] <mzz> !info ratpoison
[18:48] <mzz> brassmaster: yes they do! see above
[18:48] <quaal> r3dux, i can uninstall/reinstall nautilus while running it?
[18:48] <brassmaster> lol!
[18:48] <brassmaster> so...
[18:48] <brassmaster> anybody use a radeon x1600 on jaunty?
[18:48] <r3dux> slimjimflim: Linux standard install will at your bidding: Wipe it al and install linux, allow you to resize partitions with available space to put linux partitions, make goods topped with frosting.
[18:48] <bcmorr2> I'm having problems unmounting things
[18:48] <r3dux> "it all"
[18:48] <bcmorr2> when I enter unmount /mnt/windows
[18:48] <brassmaster> or for that matter any ati r500 or r600 card?
[18:49] <ksbalaji> My Hardy has stabilised and I use it for regular work. No more tinkering, surprises... Now, how is jaunty? My Adept manager (installed app) in Hardy 8.04 now shows a cute upgrade tab suggesting upgrade to 9.04. Please give opinion.
[18:49] <bcmorr2> it tells me bash:unmount: command not found
[18:49]  * jussi01 gently moves the offtopic discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:49] <r3dux> umount not UNmount
[18:49] <slimjimflim> r3dux: i figured it did, i just haven't installed a dual boot in a while
[18:49] <matreya6> bcmorr2, it is umount, uNmount
[18:49] <burnclouds> Hey I just bought an MSI GX630. everything is working out of the box except for the FN brightness keys.
[18:49] <burnclouds> Any Ideas?
[18:49]  * slimjimflim avoids windows like the plague
[18:49] <quaal> ah
[18:49] <quaal> i just uninstalled rhythymcox
[18:49] <quaal> fixed now
[18:49] <quaal> thanks
[18:49] <bcmorr2> now I get mnt/windows: not found
[18:49]  * r3dux nods @ slimjimflim :)
[18:50] <matreya6> bcmorr2, sorry about that I meant: the command is "umount", not "uNmount"
[18:50] <gartral> how do i lobotomize the borked tracker from my system... all it's doing is slowing me down
[18:50] <r3dux> bcmorr2: If yo have a windows partition, if anything, it'll be mounted in /media not /mnt
[18:50] <matreya6> gartral, are you using Vuze?
[18:50] <bcmorr2> I mounted it personally ot /mnt/windows
[18:50] <jussi01> brassmaster: tried, without success - let me know how it goes for you...
[18:50] <r3dux> Doesn't seem like you did ;)
[18:50] <bcmorr2> and can verify it's currently there
[18:50] <bcmorr2> Would you like a printout of proof? it's there
[18:51] <gartral> matreya6: is that the default tracker in jaunty that does nothing but self corrupt?
[18:51] <rapha> Really, does none of you here use Ekiga or Skype or Gizmo?!
[18:51] <sceuss> terra.cl
[18:52]  * slimjimflim teraforms mars
[18:52] <ksbalaji> Is it ok to upgrade directly from regularly updated Hardy 8.04 to Jaunty? My Adept manager now displays a bright blue UP arrow tab enticing me to upgrade! Please guide.
[18:52] <r3dux> sudo umount /mnt/windows && cd ~ && mkdir foo && sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sd[A1 B2 B3 - you pick] ~/foo
[18:52] <exodus_ms> I want to change the font of the text displayed in the windows switcher applet (the color of the text displaying the title of each worspace). I want to keep the rest of the panels font color the same. Can I accomplish this by editing /usr/share/gconf/schemas/workspace-switcher.schemas  and change the line <gettext_domain>gnome-panel-2.0</gettext_domain> to somehting else?
[18:52] <matreya6> grtral, no the default tracker in Jaunty is Transmission...Ah, you mean tracker as in the file/ appsearcher "tracker", the imitation of Apple(r) Spotlight??
[18:52] <proq> ksbalaji: experience will tell you to never listen to your manager
[18:52] <matreya6> gartral: ^
[18:53] <r3dux> What's the best song in the world? I need to listen to something... suggestions please?
[18:53] <gartral> matreya6: yes... it's absolutly useless
[18:53] <erUSUL> !ot | r3dux
[18:53] <ela_> hello everyone...im having a problem with my wireless....it keeps says it's disabled but the switch is on.  How can i tell if its a software or hardware problem?
[18:54] <matreya6> gartral, there should be an alternative, Beagle, if you are not allergic to Mono, that is...
[18:54] <bcmorr2> is there a ubuntu distro without everything intergrated into gnome/kde?
[18:54] <r3dux> !pt erUSUL
[18:54] <erUSUL> !xubuntu
[18:54] <r3dux> !ot erUSUL
[18:54] <ksbalaji> proq, I had this doubt.  Since my hardy has stabilised, I thought there might not be many problems with Jaunty! Thanks for reminding. Do you mean that Adept is not to be trusted ---or the Upgrade?
[18:54] <bcmorr2> or xfce
[18:54] <gartral> matreya6: i dont care about any tracker at all... locate works
[18:54] <proq> ela_: go to a cafe' with free wireless and compare results
[18:54] <r3dux> Tsk.
[18:54] <matreya6> bcmorr2, plenty, try fluxboxOS, Arch, etc...
[18:54] <erUSUL> bcmorr2: debian
[18:55] <adnc> hello, what would happen if i would do a dd on my actual partition? i would need a image copy of my system partition
[18:55] <Kevin`> hm. does the normal installer not have support for lvm?
[18:55] <bcmorr2> thanks erUSUL
[18:55] <Madpilot> bcmorr2, there's the server version, if you don't need a GUI at all...
[18:55] <gartral> matreya6: for that matter, locate | grep <pattern> works better
[18:55] <bcmorr2> Madpilot, what is it called?
[18:55] <proq> ksbalaji: you will find fewer problems usually with a clean upgrade
[18:55] <ela_> its a different computer (not this one) and its not picking up the same wireless right now
[18:55] <lukavia> r3dux: thanks for the help so far ;)
[18:55] <matreya6> gartral, yes locate works fine, if you cull the lines a bit with a clever grep here and there
[18:55] <adnc> can i do something like dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=/myfile would that work?
[18:55] <Madpilot> bcmorr2, it's got the very original name of Ubuntu Server Edition
[18:55] <lukavia> bcmorr2: thanks for the help so far ;)
[18:55] <exodus_ms> Kevin`, I think you have to set it up during your *buntu installation
[18:55] <bcmorr2> lukavia, no problem, any luck or is it still a nogo?
[18:55] <Kevin`> exodus_ms: it doesn't give me the option to create lvm volumes
[18:55] <ela_> its a different computer (not this one) and its not picking up the same wireless right now
[18:56] <matreya6> bcmorr2, Xubuntu rocks, I used it on my P3-laptop
[18:56] <gartral> matreya6: so how do i give a boot to the bum of the tracker-indexer as its called in ps aux
[18:56] <lukavia> bcmorr2: no luck till now, i will try a restart after changes made and will come back
[18:57] <ksbalaji> proq, I have been regularly upgrading right from fiesty -but with some problems, which usually go away after a few kernel updates.
[18:57] <r3dux> gar: It' either called beagle or tracker
[18:57] <Jetien> Hello! When i upgraded from ibex to jackalope there are no more proprietary drivers to select from the configurations menu. I'm missing the proprietary driver for my ati radeon mobility 9000. when i manually install fglrx X won't start anymore until un-installed. I thought i was UPgrading. Can you help me figure out what happend?
[18:57] <exodus_ms> Kevin`, I was looking at using LVM not to long ago. I have a link I looked at for reference --> http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-over-lvm-filesystem
[18:57] <matreya6> gartral, is it a daemon? In that case you should probably look for the starting/ stopping arguments in /etc/init.d
[18:57] <r3dux> jet - I had to use EnvyNG to install a proprietery ATI drive in the same situation.
[18:57] <helper> hello i want to limit size of user kad. i don't know much on quota but where should i put max size for user kad ? which file ?
[18:58] <r3dux> jet - EnvyNG is in the repos
[18:58] <ubuntunewbie> Madpilot - Thank you the MD5 is wrong.  I will re-download the file and try again.
[18:58] <gartral> alright... dumb Q: how do i list running daemons?
[18:58] <proq> ksbalaji: well don't let me stop you from backing up and upgrading then  :)
[18:58] <r3dux> gartral: ps
[18:58] <matreya6> helper, you can set quotas in user management
[18:58] <s0u][ight> hello, when i insert my sd card i get this (by dmesg) [ 2892.333241] mmc0: error -110 whilst initialising SD card
[18:58] <Madpilot> ubuntunewbie, if you can, use BitTorrent to get the ISO. BT has built-in error checking as it downloads...
[18:58] <ksbalaji> proq, Now am too tired for testing OSs! Since Hardy has stabilised, I just would like to know whether going for Jaunty is advisable. How stable is Jaunty please?
[18:59] <Kevin`> exodus_ms: that works I suppose, saves me some time from downloading the alternate install cd
[18:59] <gartral> r3dux: no, it is not a daemon, but it does get started when i plug a flashdrive, or my dap in
[18:59] <helper> matreya6, actually i didn't understand :(
[18:59] <ela_> my wireless is saying it is disabled but the switch is on...does anyone know how i can check if its a software problem?
[18:59] <matreya6> if you want to do it from the cmdline, try usermod
[18:59] <proq> ksbalaji: jaunty works great here.. installed on three different machines and two vms
[18:59] <erUSUL> ela_: try doing "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up"
[18:59] <ela_> thank you
[18:59] <proq> oops, I mean six machines
[19:00] <r3dux> A shortcut to that is "sudo ifup wlan0"
[19:00] <exodus_ms> Kevin`, sorry I couldn't be more help. Like I said, I looked into it but I was just too lazy to actually try it :P
[19:00] <raztafari> är det safe att börja köra 9.04 ?
[19:00] <brassmaster> r3dux:jet: proprietary driver dropped support for 9xxx x1xxx and x2xxx series.
[19:00] <proq> three of them wouldn't work with 8.10
[19:00] <ela_> hmmm ...it says no such device
[19:00] <ksbalaji> proq, Ah! That sounds great. Have used earlier versions? fiesta, gutsy, hardy, intr..?
[19:00] <brassmaster> that's the problem i'm having
[19:00] <matreya6> ksbalaji, if oyu need an ubuntu for a production environment, for instance a whole network of desktop PC's go for the LTS, currently 8.04
[19:00] <brassmaster> i had to use radeon
[19:00] <brassmaster> but it breaks compiz
[19:00] <proq> ksbalaji: yeah, ever since the first version
[19:00] <r3dux> brassmaster: When you talk JET to me I'm thinking about Microsoft database engines....
[19:00] <matreya6> helper, if you want to do it from the cmdline, try usermod
[19:01] <ksbalaji> proq, Nice to hear it.
[19:01] <proq> I moved from yellow dog and red hat to ubuntu when it first came out
[19:01] <brassmaster> sorry, i'm new to this
[19:01] <brassmaster> i was commenting on the suggestion you made to jet.
[19:01] <TheFunkbomb> hey, how can I get rid of this PC beep?
[19:01] <matreya6> !swedish > raztafari
[19:01] <r3dux> brassmaster: .. ah.. mis-read.
[19:02] <ksbalaji> matreya6, Yeah. Since the next LTS is just a few months away, I thought to go in for Jaunty from Hardy LTS 8.04
[19:02] <gartral> TheFunkbomb: google "ubuntu blacklist pc speaker"
[19:02] <r3dux> Just a few months away? 5 months away..
[19:02] <luis_> hey... how can i set my adobe reader to be the default pdf viewer??
[19:02] <jonz> !swedish > jonz
[19:03] <matreya6> ksbalaji, every new increment of a distro is bound to have *some* unfound bugs, so
[19:03] <gartral> TheFunkbomb: or you *could* also go in your machine and simply unplug it
[19:03] <helper> matreya6, u mean create a user? or directory for home ?
[19:03] <TheFunkbomb> I just got finished putting it together.  I'm not taking it apart again
[19:03] <deany> any idea if they ext4 deleting big files bug is being worked on.
[19:03] <ubuntunewbie> Madpilot, thank you
[19:04] <matreya6> helper, with usermod you can adjust the rights and settings for users, you can for instance define the size of a homedir, yes...
[19:04] <Madpilot> luis_, right-click on a PDF, choose Properties, select the default opening app
[19:04] <luis_> Madpilot: thanks
[19:04] <JC_Denton_> when enabling compiz on 904 after upgrade alt+fx (1,2,3) shortcuts no longer work
[19:04] <staticmatic> how do you get to a bash prompt without starting x11?
[19:04] <helper> matreya6,  i try don't find a option to define size . i try man usermod can u check it for min ?
[19:05] <matreya6> jonz, gee jonz are you telling yourself that you are using swedish? lol...
[19:05] <bcmorr2> staticmatic, on the login screen choose options/select session
[19:05] <bcmorr2> staticmatic, then load failsafe terminal
[19:05] <ethana2> I just downloaded sketchup, but when I double click the .exe it opens archive manager instead of offering to install WINE
[19:05] <jonz> haha, just wanted to see what it did ;)
[19:05] <thiebaude> im install 9.04 with the 9.04 live cd and im installing ext4 do i need to specify a mount point for / ?
[19:05] <matreya6> helper, sure...just a moment
[19:05] <staticmatic> cheers bcmorr2
[19:05] <helper> matreya6, thx
[19:05] <ethana2> Isn't 9.04 supposed to automatically install WINE?
[19:05] <ksbalaji> proq, By the way, When you clean install upgrades, how do you keep track of third party apps? I have a few. Also, how do you separate your home folders from being deleted? I never tried clean upgrades fearing losing data.
[19:05] <erUSUL> ethana2: never heard of that... just use synaptic
[19:05] <bcmorr2> ethana2, I don't think so but it's easily installed from your gui with the package selector
[19:06] <ethana2> oh.
[19:06] <ethana2> I keep hearing about all these features in ubuntu that aren't there, like the 3d user picker, hopefully that'll come in 9.10..
[19:06] <hbekel> ksbalaji: having /home on a seperate partition helps with that
[19:06] <ksbalaji> matreya6, thanks
[19:06] <ethana2> but I guess WINE is in main
[19:07] <supersasho> hi.. how can i disassociate the *.exe file opening by wine?
[19:07] <jonz> supersasho: System > Preferences > Preferred Applications, I believe
[19:08]  * erUSUL wonders what else is going to use supersasho to open exe files
[19:08] <ethana2> same here
[19:08] <burnclouds> I have a GX630 and the brighteness controls do not work. Can any one help?
[19:08] <ethana2> well, mono uses .exe..  F-Spot is actually an .exe
[19:08] <matreya6> helper, here's some nice reading for you. It discusses Debian, but should work fine when the cmd-line commands are concerned: http://www.debianadmin.com/implement-and-manage-disk-quotas-in-linux.html
[19:09] <ksbalaji> hbekel, that is it.  I tried understanding redirecting OS to switch homes. No use. I haven't enough stuff to convince OS!
[19:09] <joerg1702> Das ist ein Test
[19:09] <erUSUL> !de
[19:09] <bcmorr2> #ubuntu-de I believe might be able to help you jeor
[19:09] <joerg1702> OK
[19:09] <joerg1702> Bis dann
[19:10] <supersasho> erUSUL: i want them open just in terminal, not by doubleclicking on them...
[19:10] <helper> matreya6, i check it . where i can specify the size here what i mean
[19:10] <supersasho> jonz: nope, it's not there
[19:10] <ethana2> supersasho: why?
[19:10] <krishmish> how can i add a windows xp machine to a ubuntu domain??
[19:10] <ksbalaji> hbekel,  I tried understanding redirecting OS to switch homes. I haven't enough stuff to convince OS! Is there a plan for dummies in Jaunty to redirect /home?
[19:10] <krishmish> im unable to run the logon.cmd
[19:11] <krishmish> pls help
[19:11] <hbekel> ksbalaji: i don't understand what you are saying
[19:11] <Urvieh> heyho, if someone is willing to help me, i got the following problem http://nopaste.info/04165627c3.html when i try to "make" something....
[19:11] <erUSUL> krishmish: redirect /home ? please explain
[19:11] <Urvieh> looks like some problem with libtool, yet, i run the latest version and all that
[19:11] <markl_> our network connection has per-socket download limits.  is it possible to allow apt-get to download more than 1 file at a time per server?
[19:11] <krishmish> erUSUL: how can i add a windows xp machine to a ubuntu domain??
[19:12] <krishmish> erUSUL: can u give me some input?
[19:12] <ksbalaji> hbekel, sorry. I mean, is there a provision in Jaunty which helps dummies like me to switch /home from default to another one elsewhere?
[19:12] <erUSUL> !samba | krishmish
[19:12] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: redirect /home ? please explain
[19:12] <bcmorr2> erUSUL, he's wanting to put /home on a different partition I believe
[19:13] <assiduous> how to upgrade firefox browser in jaunty?
[19:13] <krishmish> erUSUL:  how do i configure SWAT?
[19:13] <erUSUL> Urvieh: do you have build-essential installed ?
[19:13] <bcmorr2> Urvieh, I sent you a query
[19:13] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: there are many good guides on the web to move home to a separate partition
[19:14] <matreya6> helper, edquota -u <username>
[19:14] <deany> bug 330824 (ext4 lockups when deleting files) says status:  	 New → Fix Released  . yet its still happening in rare occassions
[19:14] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: for example ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/
[19:15] <ksbalaji> erUSUL, for example, there is a home folder in panel> places. It goes to /home/mynamefolder. I want it to point to myfolder elsewhere even if I clean upgrade.
[19:15] <krishmish> erUSUL: i followed the chapter u mantioned
[19:15] <ksbalaji> erUSUL, thanks I shall try.
[19:15] <krishmish> i just installed a LAMP server
[19:15] <macvr> hi all... i'v been trying to install UBUNTU on an external drive for an old notebook, i used unetbootin , but i get an error ,> operating system not found... how do i make the drive bootable?
[19:15] <helper> matreya6,  No filesystems with quota detected.
[19:15] <alex12093> hi, does anyone know why i can download my SVN without a username or password? (or if there is a good channel to ask)
[19:16] <krishmish> erUSUL:  and im right now trying to add a windows machine to the workgroup i made
[19:16] <Kevin`> what's the recommended windows cd burning program
[19:16] <matreya6> helper, true, but you should enable quota mgmt. for the filesystems first, as discussed in the Debian article I linked you to previously
[19:16] <supersasho> ethana2: the question isn't why, it's how :) if you do know how to disassociate .exe from Wine, please let me know :)
[19:16] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: the home folder is a important building block of the linux model for handling users... why would you want it to poin to a random folder ??
[19:17] <ethana2> supersasho: I'm doing the exact opposite here...
[19:17] <hggdh> alex12093, probably because anonymous gets are allowed
[19:17] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: if you want easy access to some other folder from places just make a bookmark in nautilus
[19:17] <ethana2> Kevin`: Canonical should say.  In fact, Canonical should make one.
[19:17] <bcmorr2> macvr, are you using it as a hard disk install?
[19:17] <ethana2> Kevin`: I'll try to remember what I used..
[19:17] <unixluser> hello. any of you using rtorrent 0.8.4 and can help me out? my rtorrentrc is at http://pastebin.com/f69ae43d
[19:17] <unixluser> symlink doesn't work
[19:17] <ethana2> Kevin`: I think I used this one: http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
[19:18] <guntbert> Kevin`: this is the support channel for ubuntu, for windows ask in an appropriate channel please
[19:18] <alex12093> hggdh, do you know if that would that be something I'd change in apache, dav_svn or svn??
[19:18] <bcmorr2> macvr, you there?
[19:18] <macvr> bcmorr2: i want to install ubuntu for the other notebook
[19:18] <bcmorr2> macvr ok
[19:18] <erUSUL> Kevin`: infrarecorder is my personal choice GPL's and quite powerfull
[19:18] <ethana2> guntbert: how is he supposed to get ubuntu without a cd burner?
[19:18] <bcmorr2> macvr, if you're installing it on an external, I believe you're still going to need to make it a "hard drive" install on it
[19:18] <ethana2> guntbert: Canonical needs to tell people what cd burner to use 'cause little ol' windows doesn't come with basic functionality like that
[19:18] <Kevin`> ooh a gpl one for windows, didn't know there was one
[19:18] <bcmorr2> macvr, that way it installs a bootloader onto the external drive if you plan on it booting
[19:18] <macvr> bcmorr2: ok...
[19:19] <ksbalaji> erUSUL, I am under the impression that a clean upgrade install will wipe off contents of home folder. Thats why I want to have a partition of home folder and a separate system folder for clean upgrades.
[19:19] <bcmorr2> macvr, I'm not 100% positive
[19:19] <ethana2> iso burner rather, it can burn other stuff I think
[19:19] <macvr> bcmorr2: how do i install a boot loader?
[19:19] <bcmorr2> macvr I've never used unetbootin to be honest
[19:19] <guntbert> ethana2: Kevin`: sorry, I misinterpreted :-/
[19:19] <bcmorr2> macvr, but it sounds like you're missing a bootloader on your drive and you need one
[19:19] <macvr> bcmorr2: then how should i install>
[19:19] <bcmorr2> macvr, I might suggest grabbing the .iso from ubuntu.com, burning it and installing from it
[19:20] <ethana2> guntbert: I hear Vista doesn't come with a bittorent client yet either..
[19:20] <ethana2> most people I convert have to install like two things before they even get ubuntu on a disc
[19:20] <bcmorr2> macvr, Probably not the most effiecent way to fix your problem, but it's the only way I know to help you
[19:20] <macvr> bcmorr2: i have the iso.. but that notebook doesnt boot from live usb !
[19:20] <guntbert> ethana2: :-)
[19:20] <matreya6> Kevin`, I use ImgBurn through Wine because there is no real alternative for it yet, that runs natively in Linux/ Unix
[19:20] <zicho> läget Ax-Ax
[19:20] <ethana2> matreya6: brasero?
[19:20] <ethana2> what.
[19:20] <bcmorr2> macvr, is it possible that the bios doesn't support liveusb?
[19:21] <Kevin`> matreya6: what does imgburn do extra that you need to run it in wine?
[19:21] <Ax-Ax> bra aså zicho
[19:21] <luis_> where can i ask questions about postgis?
[19:21] <macvr> bcmorr2: it seems so, even the usb dvd drive didnt work!
[19:21] <jove> are you still there iceroot ?
[19:21] <supersasho> hi.. how can i disassociate the *.exe files to be opened by wine?
[19:21] <Ax-Ax> zicho bra att höra
[19:21] <zicho> :D
[19:21] <hggdh> alex12093, see (for example) http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.serverconfig.httpd.html#svn.serverconfig.httpd.authz.perdir.ex-2
[19:21] <bcmorr2> macvr, "Some computers, particularly older ones, may not have a BIOS that supports USB booting. Many which do support USB booting may still be unable to boot the device in question. In these cases a computer can often be "redirected" to boot from a USB device through use of an initial bootable CD or floppy disk. [1]"
[19:21] <matreya6> ethana2, No brasero can´t burn DVD Video and ask for a proper layer break for DL-disks. Brasero is much too limited for my goals
[19:22] <hggdh> alex12093, ideally, read it all ;-)
[19:22] <alex12093> hggdh, thank you
[19:22] <matreya6> !swedish > Ax-Ax
[19:22] <ethana2> matreya6: ah, so, nothing I'd be doing..
[19:22] <Aloi95> hi
[19:22] <bcmorr2> macvr, perhaps you could look up more information on making one of the boot cds or boot floppys that will point to your usb device
[19:22] <ksbalaji> erUSUL, Am I not right when I said that /home and sub folders will be cleaned when I go in for a clean upgrade installation?
[19:23] <matreya6> ethana2, ImgBurn is no general burner, it is quite specialized for DVD Video use.
[19:23] <macvr> bcmorr2: that might be the last thing ... but i want to see if i can install boot loader
[19:23] <love> where are your do ?
[19:23] <ethana2> matreya6: all I ever burn is OS .iso files, that's it
[19:23] <love> ???????????//
[19:23] <ethana2> matreya6: I have many DVD .iso's I watch off my 1 TB hard drive
[19:24] <tommacco> ksbalaji: depends how you set up your hard disk, i have a separate ext3 partition that i always mount as /home and don't reformat on clean installs
[19:24] <ethana2> seek time is amazing when you don't have a physical DVD to slow you down
[19:24] <matreya6> ethana2, for ISO files, Brasero works just fine, as does most other burning program. It's basic fare really
[19:24] <love> ethana2> you take to with ?
[19:24] <ethana2> matreya6: yes
[19:24] <ethana2> love: what?
[19:24] <bcmorr2> macvr, I could instruct you on insuring your device has a bootloader if you were to install from the cd, but if you're looking to do it a different way it might help for you to find someone with a bit more knowledge of the program you're using
[19:24] <r3dux> I have 2TB of avis I stream through TwonkyMedia (app) to my XBox 360 - no need for .isos
[19:25] <love> where are you come from ?hehe
 where are you come from ?
[19:25] <ethana2> love: I recommend finding the ubuntu irc channel that corresponds to your native tongue, and I'd rather not say where I'm from
[19:25] <matreya6> r3dux, Avis, neh... I go for proper quality. Well, nevermind, too much offtopic anyway ;-)
[19:25] <macvr> bcmorr2: u mean the reinstall grub way?
[19:25] <tekila> we are building a web site for a college and we need to include an online registration system in the website and we are using ubuntu server and we want some good softwares or tools that can help us
[19:26] <bcmorr2> macvr, it would be the only way I personally could help you
[19:26] <love> iam in china ...that is a big home in here
[19:26] <krishmish> erUSUL:\\Ubuntu\netlogon\logon.cmd is not a valid Win32 application
[19:26] <matreya6> tekila, basic LAMP setup with some security patches should work just fine for your scenario
[19:26] <ksbalaji> tommacco, that is why I want to know whether Jaunty has an easy provision for dummies like me to redirect /home from default to a new partition on clean installation.
[19:26] <krishmish> thats what it says
[19:26] <r3dux> matrey - don't.... these avi's, although not in the right container -work-, and are top notch. No TS's, DVD encodes using h.264 and lame via handbrake
[19:26] <macvr> bcmorr2: i was wondering ... when i boot into the live cd, how do i force it to install on the external drive and not the internal drive?
[19:27] <love> macvr>,,you are creayz
[19:27] <tekila> would you give us some more details please
[19:27] <bcmorr2> macvr, when you're setting up the partitions, there should be an option "use this whole device" I believe
[19:27] <matreya6> r3dux, I like fiddling around with DVD Menus, I make in such a way that they will run on a regular stand-alone DVD player
[19:27] <bcmorr2> macvr, and then you can select a device other than your hd
[19:27] <JC_Denton_> After upgrading to 904 my alt+f2 and alt+f2 bindings no longer work when using compiz
[19:27] <Kevin`> macvr: that's part of the install process, just use common sense and read what your doing
[19:28] <macvr> love: my internal drive is fine the external deosnt have
[19:28] <matreya6> r3dux, ... I make >them< in such a ...
[19:28] <love> ooo
[19:28] <macvr> Kevin`: i have differnt prob, pls follow the problem!
[19:28] <bcmorr2> macvr, is your external an option when you choose "use all of this device"
[19:28] <helper> matreya6,  i did quotaon -a it work then i type quotaon -u /home/kad give me : quotaon: Mountpoint (or device) /home/kad not found or has no quota enabled.
[19:28] <krishmish> macvr: help regarding server pls
[19:28] <Kevin`> macvr: you said you wanted to install to an external drive
[19:28] <macvr> bcmorr2: i tried that way but it wouldnt boot!
[19:29] <r3dux> dvd menus are an art... I'm just more interested in the films... though I teach multimedia design, so.. yeah, I like dvd menus, and design :)
[19:29] <bcmorr2> macvr, make sure in the last section there's an "advanced" tab
[19:29] <bcmorr2> macvr, make sure install bootloader is checked
[19:29] <krishmish> anyone help me with joining an xp machine to ubuntu server
[19:29] <Kevin`> macvr: if you already did the install and it won't boot, grub can get confused sometimes, just reinstall grub
[19:29] <love> just iam say .how is ubuntun new kernels is it ?
[19:29] <krishmish> ?
[19:29] <bcmorr2> macvr, and make sure you select to install it on the same drive that you installed ubuntu onto
[19:29] <r3dux> I'm going to bed, it's 4am...
[19:29] <r3dux> Goodnight!
[19:29] <nicklas1> hello, when using vpn with pptp in kvpnc, what is the port number being used for it?
[19:29] <matreya6> helper, actually the error message speaks for itself, check the part in the Debian Admin link that talks about fstab and settings there...
[19:29] <juha1> is threre some open-source program equal to ati ccc (catalys control center)? i cant use ati drivers, because there are out of support for x800 series cards, so i need to use open-source driver. the reason i need some thing like cc is, because i dont know how to handle tv-out, and that kinda stuff..
[19:29] <Kevin`> macvr: specifically, it will set up the device map wrong, often
[19:29] <macvr> bcmorr2:  ok.. will boot again and try to reinstall
 are your in japan?
[19:30] <Kevin`> there's no need to spend the time reinstalling
[19:30] <bcmorr2> macvr, the advanced option is on the last page before actually installing
[19:30] <Kevin`> but whateve3r.
[19:30] <bcmorr2> macvr, and be sure to check where you're installing the bootloader to
[19:30] <nicklas1> !vpn
[19:31] <macvr> bcmorr2: i hadnt checked that , i'll check... ok..i dont think i check bootloader... will get back after the install
[19:31] <bcmorr2> macvr, make sure it points to the external drive
[19:31] <matreya6> r3dux, Goodnight, お休みなさい
[19:31] <macvr> bcmorr2:  sure ... damn i totally forgot that step!!!
[19:32] <macvr> bcmorr2: brb...
[19:32] <bcmorr2> macvr, good luck
[19:32] <vatts> hi there
[19:32] <Kevin`> bcmorr2: even if you do that, it won't boot almost all the time, because the disk order is different when actually booting from usb, and you have to set it manually. ymmv.
[19:32] <krishmish> \\Ubuntu\netlogon\logon.cmd is not a valid Win32 application...pls help!!!
[19:32] <nicklas1> !pptp
[19:32] <vanita> is linux-hfsplus included with ubuntu 9.04?
[19:32] <nicklas1> !pppd
[19:32] <vatts> i decided to check out if CD runs at my VBox, and it does... wtf?
[19:32] <madrid> jjj
[19:32] <gartral> !hfs
[19:33] <Cryptic_Donkey> !hfsplus | vanita
[19:33] <Cryptic_Donkey> !hfs | vanita
[19:33] <vanita> thanks!
[19:33] <Cryptic_Donkey> !fuse | vanita
[19:33] <vatts> who would be able to tell me why does that computer a strike >.<
[19:33] <bcmorr2> Kevin`, If you're gonna be here a while I'm sure he'll be back, I was only able to tell him to the best of my ability how I would go about trying to fix it
[19:33] <freddy> is there a ubuntu offtopic?
[19:34] <matreya6> vanita, "apt-cache search linux-hfsplus" returns nothing, so I don't think it is included...
[19:34] <bcmorr2> Kevin`, Nobody else was offering help so I tried to, perhaps if he comes back you can help him
[19:34] <Madpilot> freddy, #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:34] <vanita> when I booted ubuntu 9.04 it was able to read my hfs+ partitions
[19:34] <nicklas1> hello, when using vpn with pptp in kvpnc, what is the port number being used for it?
[19:34] <karoon3d> help me
[19:34] <vatts> !help
[19:34] <vatts> xD
[19:34] <vanita> so I thought maybe it included it...
[19:35] <xemacs4321> how do i save running apllications with compiz, so when i login again it will restart them ?
[19:35] <Kevin`> vanita: include what, the filesystem driver, or apple's utilities for hfs+
[19:35] <vatts> !server
[19:35] <matreya6> karoon3d, just ask what you want to know
[19:35] <vanita> I thought maybe ubuntu 9.04 hadthe ability to read hfs+ partitions out of the box
[19:36] <usser> vanita, it does, you have to install hfsplus package
[19:36] <Kevin`> vanita: I don't see why they wouldn't include it. remind me to check in a few minutes
[19:36] <vanita> ok, thanks
[19:36] <damian_> libSDL_mixer-1.2.so.0
[19:36] <gartral> where do i go to report a typo on help.ubuntu.com?
[19:36] <Kevin`> afaik you shouldn't need to install anything special
[19:36] <Yuretsz1> Does anybody know how to remove password request when my laptom wake up after sleeping?
[19:37] <Pici> gartral: #ubuntu-doc sould be able to point you in the right direction
[19:37] <matreya6> vanita, please check my PM
[19:37] <vatts> whereis actionParsnip?
[19:37] <gartral> pici thx
[19:37] <vatts> $ whereis actionParsnip?
[19:40] <alex12093> anyone know a bit about trac login?
[19:40] <painted82> I'm using alternate 9.04 i386 ubuntu disk. The installer does ask me if I want to activate the raid set up, so it's detecting it. However, the partitioner is unable to access the raid partitions. And when I abort the installation and reboot, raid array fails and BIOS says "Missing Operating System" after POST. Raid array only sets up correctly after I do a complete shutdown and start up the computer again. I really want to use Ubuntu al
[19:41] <Kevin`> painted82: are you dual booting?
[19:41] <painted82> yes dual booting, kevin
[19:42] <painted82> already got windows 7 installed
[19:42] <Kevin`> darn
[19:42] <Kevin`> ok, the issue is this
[19:42] <titi__> hi all jaunty now :::
[19:42] <Kevin`> onboard raid, like you are almost surely using, is managed entirely in software. by the bios and controller driver
[19:42] <gartral> titi__: how is everything working
[19:43] <titi__> ok for now
[19:43] <tehgargoth> what file should i edit to make something run when i log into gnome/xwin
[19:43] <Kevin`> painted82: ideally, in such a case, you would just use linux's software raid, but that's not compatible with windows. what you need to use is dmraid. that allows you to interpret most fakeraid on-disk formats and use
[19:43] <titi__> splash prog
[19:44] <painted82> kevin, i am using dmraid
[19:44] <gartral> is it safe to remove tracker
[19:44] <painted82> installer detects the raid array
[19:44] <ac3> I have an ext3 partition on an lvm2 disk (hardware raid5 arrray) which is running out of free space, when i add another disk array to the lvm and grow the ext3 partition. Will lvm first use the first array untill it is completely filled and then the second?
[19:44] <Zzeiss> Is Emacs RMAIL mode broken?
[19:44] <titi__> was double os on mandriva !!!
[19:44] <titi__> now SINGLE !!!!
[19:44] <ac3> Or will lvm start striping between the 2 arrays?
[19:44] <Pici> !enter
[19:45] <gartral> !caps | titi__
[19:45] <Kevin`> ac3: likely the first. you can tell it to do either, but it's a bit of a pain vs just letting it do whatever it wants for expanding
[19:45] <titi__> one f 2
[19:45] <maarten__> do you know a nice news ticker program
[19:45] <titi__> such name ?
[19:46] <Boski-PL> Hi all:-D I`m screwed, need some pro to help me: short description: raid 0 with XP, Ubuntu on ide hdd, number of ide hdds 3, bad things = I can`t boot  XP OS and XP installation  cd doesn`t recognize raid 0 set. Good thing somehow I`ve managed to mount raid 0 set in Ubuntu. Any1 feels like helping me? Thx in advance ;-)
[19:46] <titi__> lost many on windows fucked hijackthis
[19:46] <ac3> Kevin`: thx
[19:46] <eseven73> !ohmy | titi__
[19:47] <titi__> sorry just bored
[19:47] <Kevin`> Boski-PL: ##windows. what you need to do is provide the raid driver to the xp install though.
[19:47] <titi__> testdisk
[19:48] <Seeker`> titi__: please stop
[19:48] <jonz> scrotum
[19:48] <jonz> !coc > jz
[19:48] <titi__> what do you seek
[19:48] <titi__> salut yufei !!
[19:49] <titi__> trop top !!!!!
[19:50] <alex12093> thanks Pici
[19:50] <matreya6> Boski-PL, you can restore the Windows boot loader when booting from the Windows CDROM, dropping into command line mode and typing fdisk /mbr
[19:50] <burnclouds> exit
[19:50] <esperegu> any grub experts around? I get: find /boot/grub/stage1
[19:50] <esperegu> Error 15: File not found
[19:50] <esperegu> (because I the install installed lilo I did a sudo apt-get install grub)
[19:50] <hackoidz> exit
[19:50] <titi__> bad for discusing
[19:50] <Kevin`> esperegu: find grub/stage1. /boot might be seperate
[19:50] <BilokShem> i make brown water out of my anus
[19:51] <titi__> welcome ??? hmmm
[19:51] <Armageddon> is there any program, that could make ubuntu open on a windows domain ?
[19:51] <aaron__> eww Bilokshem
[19:51] <Seeker`> titi__: do you have a support question?
[19:51] <Pici> titi__: This is a support channel, please try to keep it on topic.  #ubuntu-offtopic exists for discussion.
[19:52] <matreya6> !wubi > Armageddon
[19:52] <Cryptic_Donkey> n Armageddon You will need to install samba'
[19:52] <titi__> now simply happy
[19:52] <aaron__> I have trouble trying to get open gl to work
[19:52] <aaron__> on ubuntu.
[19:52] <storrgie1> E1705 with BCM4328, with 8.10 the broadcom STA driver works fine, however with 9.04 using the broadcom STA Driver allows me to see wireless networks, but it will not connect to them.
[19:52] <aaron__> I installed the legacy nvidia drivers.
[19:52] <titi__> it would be too long too ask
[19:52] <D3RGPS31> After startup, the screen goes blank, showing a deformed progress bar; computer freezes, so I can'
[19:52] <Armageddon> rephrasing: is there anyway we can make ubuntu login on a windows domain (username and password)
[19:52] <titi__> i m shy
[19:52] <D3RGPS31> t access a tty >.<
[19:52] <aaron__> that is in the dependencies.
[19:53] <matreya6> titi__, get to the point (!)
[19:53] <esperegu> where to get the grub files??
[19:53] <Armageddon> matreya6: i know wubi and its not wubi
[19:53] <pepperjack> esperegu: /boot/grub
[19:53] <cgkades> anyone know the boot= paramater to get the live cd to only boot into the command prompt?
[19:53] <titi__> what you want me ???
[19:53] <pepperjack> esperegu: or do you mean install grub?
[19:53] <hsch> help : how do I upgrade a certain package without upgrading all the others. cmdline?
[19:53] <Seeker`> titi__: please stop with the random messages, if you have a question, please ask it
[19:53] <Armageddon> Cryptic_Donkey: samba would help me configure ubuntu to login on a windows domain ? (username and password)
[19:53] <esperegu> pepperjack: the install installed LILO. so I did apt-get install grub. but I have no /boot/grub dir
[19:53] <sskroeder> Hi all --- after upgrading to jaunty, my keyboard is wonky in X - everything works except the CTRL keys when they are pressed on their own (ALT+CTRL works)....  - I get the following output from xev when pressing CTRL
[19:54] <baz_work> anyone know of a good article explaining why ubuntu chose debian instead of another distro?
[19:54] <matreya6> Armageddon, what do you mean with "open" on a windows domain, could you be a bit  more specific?
[19:54] <sskroeder> KeymapNotify event, serial 35, synthetic NO, window 0x0,
[19:54] <sskroeder>     keys:  2   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0
[19:54] <sskroeder>            0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0
[19:54] <esperegu> pepperjack: the install installed LILO. so I did apt-get install grub. but I have no /boot/grub dir
[19:54] <FloodBot3> sskroeder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:54] <krishmish> \\Ubuntu\netlogon\logon.cmd is not a valid Win32 application...anyone how to sort this??
[19:54] <titi__> too hard maybe
[19:54] <Armageddon> matreya6: i already corrected it with login
[19:54] <pepperjack> esperegu: grub-install  but see this below
[19:54] <Dealer> I downloaded some Nvidia drivers, and I need to shut down my Gnome to be able to install it, how do I do it? initd somethingsomething
[19:54] <matreya6> !pastebin > sskroeder,
[19:54] <pepperjack> !fixmbr | esperegu
[19:54] <helper> matreya6,  give me error mount: /home/kad is not a block device
[19:54] <helper>   i want to mout user kad it's Directory /home/kad
[19:54] <Armageddon> twice
[19:54] <zee> oi
[19:54] <titi__> like how recover many docs on win xp of sh..
[19:54] <Kevin`> krishmish: shouldn't it be .bat?
[19:55] <zee> how do i hack wifi
[19:55] <krishmish> cryptic_donkey: same problem as armageddon
[19:55] <zee> wid ubuntu
[19:55] <krishmish> i donno Kevin
[19:55] <esperegu> pepperjack: those restore things all restore grub in the bootloader. but I don't even have the /boot/grub dir
[19:55] <Seeker`> zee: Thats not really an approperiate question for here
[19:55] <titi__> test disk read losts partitions but too wormi think
[19:55] <storrgie1> E1705 with BCM4328, with 8.10 the broadcom STA driver works fine, however with 9.04 using the broadcom STA Driver allows me to see wireless networks, but it will not connect to them.
[19:55]  * bc thinks the flood warning for 3 pasted lines is a little excessive
[19:55] <krishmish> kevin: could u help me sort out this?
[19:55] <jbrewster_> has anyone tried ldap client authentication with ubuntu 9.04 authenticating against open ldap? I cannot seem to get it to work. Tried many variations and the along with the documentation from this page and I still cannot even run getent group properly against my ldap server. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication#Configuration
[19:55] <krishmish> i installed a LAMP
[19:56] <krishmish> kevin: i installed a lamp with GUI
[19:56] <matreya6> helper, could you pastebin a summary what you have done before you got this error?
[19:56] <samba_> !lspci | samba_
[19:56] <titi__> thousands xls macro & povray grrrr
[19:56] <Dealer> brb...
[19:56] <krishmish> kevin:  with ubuntu desktop and apache sql and php
[19:56] <samba_> in which package is lspci ?
[19:56] <titi__> format all the time with !!!!
[19:56] <nmvictor> is their a network monitoring terminal utility out their?
[19:56] <alex12093> does anyone know if i'd have to do anything to secure my Trac beyond protecting it with apache? (https)
[19:56] <Kevin`> samba_: pciutils
[19:57] <samba_> tnx
[19:57] <zee> tell me
[19:57] <zee> pls
[19:57] <zee> how
[19:57] <D3RGPS31> After startup, the screen goes blank, showing a deformed progress bar; computer freezes, so I can't access a tty
[19:57] <zee> do
[19:57] <titi__> dont know how could he read all thoses partitions ???
[19:57] <FloodBot3> zee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:57] <zee> i
[19:57] <sskroeder> CTRL key (alone) not working in X - see Pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167077/
[19:57] <matreya6> !punctuation > titi__
[19:57] <zee> well
[19:57] <Armageddon> Cryptic_Donkey: at our univerity, they have a windows server, which windows clients login on certain domains (each one of us has a domain name and a password) to be able to be used, we would like to install ubuntu and make it work on that domain, is there a way ?
[19:57] <Pici> !english > titi__
[19:57] <helper> i add in /etc/fstab UUID=243D-6C38  /home/kad  ext3  suid,dev,defaults,exec,kad  0  1 and try to quotacheck -avugm give this
[19:57] <Pici> !patience | zee
[19:57] <matreya6> Pici, Yess... that's agood one :-)
[19:58] <Soren_> I am using CD/DVD creator to burn 700mb on a CD..............it counted down too quickly from 7min to 4min when it got to 4/5 done. Now it is at the same spot ant it has counted up tp 26min..... Suggestions?
[19:58] <ubuntu> slm
[19:58] <zee> how can i hack wifi
[19:58] <krishmish> kevin: u there>
[19:58] <krishmish> ?
[19:58] <Pici> zee: We do not support that here.
[19:58] <Ciros> zee: nobody here will tell you.
[19:58] <Kevin`> Armageddon: what resources do you need to use on the domain? or are you on the network admin side and just want authentication for a bunch of desktops
[19:58] <Seeker`> zee: You have been told already, thats not a suitable question for this channel
[19:58] <zee> tell me
[19:58] <zee> its mine
[19:58] <jbrewster_> any body know how to setup ldap client authentication?
[19:58] <zee> i forgot my password dats all
[19:58] <esperegu> pepperjack: will install grub create the stage1 file?
[19:58] <jbrewster_> with 9.04
[19:58] <storrgie1> Soren_: its a known issue with brasero that it wont normalize tracks right now
[19:59] <titi__> kiss a bot gasp
[19:59] <matreya6> Armageddon, if you want authentication, LDAP is great for that
[19:59] <zee> so tell me
[19:59] <Seeker`> zee: In that case, reset the router
[19:59] <Ciros> zee:  if it is yours, reset your router to factory default
[19:59] <pepperjack> esperegu: i believe grub-install will but to be honest i'm unsure. if not maybe a sudo dpkg-reconfigure
[19:59] <Armageddon> Kevin`: that's how the system works, me and a bunch of guys would like to install ubuntu on a system and test it, maybe we can have a lab with more then 10 pcs with ubuntu on them
[19:59] <Soren_> storrgie1, so kill the burn and use a different program?
[19:59] <jbrewster_> i will try armagenddon haven't tried that
[19:59] <jbrewster_> thanks
[19:59] <storrgie1> Soren_: well is it just saying 'normalizing'? what is it doing?
[19:59] <Armageddon> and ubuntu needs to LOGIN on the domain name and its password
[19:59] <Kevin`> Armageddon: well, I know it's possible to authenticate against AD directly, but i've never done it, so I won't be much help other then that
[20:00] <titi__> have you heard about slakeware ?
[20:00] <sysdoc> nmvictor, look into Nagios
[20:00] <jbrewster_> i am trying to authenticate agains a gentoo server running open ldap
[20:00] <WebGuest> just noticed my wifi connection (which is so slow) is using the wrong primary dns address. how do i edit this in gnmoe?
[20:00] <Armageddon> Kevin`: can you point me to the right way ?
[20:00] <WebGuest> gnome even
[20:00] <pronoy> are the ntfs experts here ?
[20:01] <D3RGPS31> How do I repair my ubuntu machine if it crashes with X, I have no external media, and GRUB is without the recovery option listed
[20:01] <alex12093> how easy would it be to use iptables to restrict access to my linux server to accept ssh login from just my geographical region?
[20:01] <Soren_> storrgie1, in the window - Braser-Burning Disc - Estimating time remaining 28min - Creating image checksum - Estimated drive speed ____
[20:01] <Kevin`> Armageddon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryHowto
[20:01] <jbrewster_> I am not using active directory
[20:01] <jbrewster_> open ldap
[20:01] <storrgie1> Soren_: well im not exactly sure about that problem, but I know if you go under plugins and uncheck the normalizations that will solve issues with audio disks
[20:01] <matreya6> pronoy, check out this channel: #ntfs
[20:01] <Armageddon> Kevin`: thank you
 thanks
[20:02] <ubuntu> slm
[20:02] <matreya6> pronoy, np
[20:02] <esperegu> pepperjack: I get /dev/mapper/main-root64 does not have any corresponding BIOS drive.
[20:02] <zee> any gals here
[20:02] <zee> ????
[20:03] <Soren_> storrgie1, this is a data CD, is it the same procedure? can I di that on the fly, or do I need to kill the burn?
[20:03] <Drikan> Gnea: hey man you round got some more info on that issue
[20:03] <prefrontal_home> where is my $JAVA_HOME on ubuntu?
[20:03] <storrgie1> Soren_: if its a data CD then its not normalization as the issue
[20:03] <storrgie1> Soren_: sorry
[20:03] <Seeker`> zee: Thats not a suitable question for this channel
[20:03] <matreya6> !offtopic > zee
[20:03]  * Soren_ cries
[20:03] <nmvictor> sysdoc: thanks
[20:03] <pepperjack> esperegu: thats a new one on me sorry
[20:03] <hareldvd> At boot log (Alt-Ctrl-F8) I see the warning: * PulseAudio configured for per-user sessions - Any idea?
[20:03] <matreya6> prefrontal_home, which version of Java do you have installed?
[20:04] <unitedpotsmokers> hey guys, if i format my external hard drive to ext3 file system, what happen when i plug it to windows xp? can windows xp read my hard drive?
[20:04] <WebGuest> how do you edit wifi connection settings under gnome?
[20:04] <Soren_> is there a better/different CD/DVD burner for ISO images?
[20:04] <prefrontal_home> matreya, latest jaunty pkg
[20:04] <mikechelen> any way to increase mouse sensitivity past maximum?
[20:04] <laclasse> hareldvd, pulse runs per user session and not as a system service
[20:04] <matreya6> unitedpotsmokers, there is a freeware module that will do just that...just a moment...
[20:04] <laclasse> potentially there is an init script launching it as root ...
[20:04] <hareldvd> laclasse, Can I remove it from update-rc?
[20:05] <Kevin`> unitedpotsmokers: you need to install a driver or app to read it, but it's possible
[20:05] <matreya6> unitedpotsmokers, http://www.fs-driver.org/
[20:05] <D3RGPS31> unitedpotsmokers: Ext2Fsd
[20:05] <laclasse> hareldvd, yes, as the pulse session will be started by your gnome session
[20:05] <prefrontal_home> unitedpotsmokers, i just wanted to type your name
[20:05] <mpontillo> WebGuest: right click the network manager applet in the top right corner of your screen, click "edit connections", and take a look at the "wireless" tab
[20:05] <Zzeiss> Is there anybody here who is using Emacs RMAIL?
[20:05] <marco> posso fare una domanda
[20:05] <pepperjack> Soren_: generally for all bells and whistles people prefer k3b
[20:05] <juju_theseaman> Bonsoir
[20:05] <mfdavid> hail all. Im trying to connect to my ubuntu machine using ssh and I would like to use "links2 -g" to browser under ssh with framebuffer. Is this possible somehow?
[20:05] <Soren_> pepperjack, tyvm
[20:06] <tehgargoth> i know this is an easy question, what file should i add a script i want to run when i login to gdm
[20:06] <pronoy> what is the name of the irc client whose interface is like the terminal ?
[20:06] <hareldvd> unitedpotsmokers, Unless you find an offline utility that can use the disk ext3 us not usable on XP.
[20:06] <storrgie1> E1705 with BCM4328, with 8.10 the broadcom STA driver works fine, however with 9.04 using the broadcom STA Driver allows me to see wireless networks, but it will not connect to them.
[20:06] <sskroeder> After Jaunty upgrade, CTRL key not sending a key event in X (works in VT1) - xev output in http://paste.ubuntu.com/167077/ - is there anywhere I can check for faulty keyboard config?? (I've checked settings->keyboard and settings->keyboard shortcuts)
[20:06] <matreya6> hareldvd, that's not true...
[20:06] <marco> il canale italiano
[20:06] <pronoy> !it | marco
[20:06] <enzotib> !it | marco
[20:06] <pepperjack> mrlolplx: im not sure.  wouldnt it be easier to use x forwarding?
[20:06] <pepperjack> mfdavid: ^
[20:07] <pronoy> tehgargoth: rc.loca
[20:07] <WebGuest> mpontillo, it only shows me name, bssids, last used and security. i want to alter the primary dns details
[20:07] <pronoy> tehgargoth: rc.local
[20:07] <mfdavid> pepperjack: probably. I was just wondering.
[20:07] <prefrontal_home> matreya6, http://pastebin.ca/raw/1416698
[20:07] <tehgargoth> pronoy: not when i boot, when i login to xwindows
[20:07] <prefrontal_home> (that is my list of java pkgs)
[20:07] <hareldvd> laclasse, is the pulsaudio also responsible to initial channels volume levels and mutes?
[20:07] <pronoy> tehgargoth: no no that's for boot
[20:07] <laclasse> hareldvd, nope
[20:08] <laclasse> hareldvd, thats alsa
[20:08] <pepperjack> mfdavid: its an interesting idea im just not sure how youd go about it
[20:08] <tehgargoth> pronoy: ya i knew that one, i admin linux web servers just know nothing about xwindows
[20:08] <anodesni> Anybody used pSX here?
[20:08] <laclasse> pulse is _only_ a wrapper to the underlying audio system
[20:08] <hareldvd> matreya6, Did you get ext3 to be "mounted" by XP?
[20:08] <mpontillo> WebGuest: did you click the "IPv4 Settings" tab after editing the connection? you can cloose "Automatic (DHCP) addresses only" and then edit the DNS details if you like
[20:08] <{127> hello, is there any repository where I can get kopete-cryptography for kde 4.2.3? it is not in kubuntu-ppa yet :-(
[20:08] <matreya6> unitedpotsmokers, hareldvd , http://www.fs-driver.org/  works, but does not support rights and yes, it allows you to mount Ext3-drives
[20:09] <laclasse> it allows to control the mixer, but you will want the audio backend (alsa / oss etc ) to restore mizer settings and unmute, then you want pulse session
[20:09] <pronoy> what is the name of the irc client whose interface is like the terminal ?
[20:09] <mfdavid> pepperjack: there are some really cool app I can run using ssh, like irssi, mutt, nrss, .. if I could get a browser with graphics, I could use it almost like a complete computer hehe
[20:09] <Seeker`> irssi
[20:09] <hareldvd> laclasse, can you explain then why I have this problem?
[20:09] <hareldvd> matreya6, Thanks. Most interesting.
[20:09] <tehgargoth> pronoy ircii?
[20:09] <anodesni> Does anybody used playstation 1 emulator pSX?
[20:09] <laclasse> hareldvd, the init script launch as root ?
[20:09] <D3RGPS31> How do I enter recovery mode from GRUB when it's not listed; (what do i enter)
[20:10] <pronoy> tehgargoth: ircii or irssi ?
[20:10] <Kevin`> D3RGPS31: c
[20:10] <Seeker`> pronoy: irssi is the oneI use
[20:10] <tehgargoth> pronoy: i remember using ircii and bitchx back in the day
[20:10] <Kevin`> D3RGPS31: or do you mean, 'single'
[20:10] <D3RGPS31> Kevin`: single
[20:10] <hareldvd> laclasse, you mean alsa?seems I have alsa-utils in /etc/init.d
[20:10] <pronoy> Seeker`: is its interface like the terminal ?
[20:10] <Seeker`> pronoy: yes
[20:10] <Brewster> anyone use ldap client authentication with 9.04 release against open ldap?
[20:11] <xemacs4321> tehgargoth, i rember punch cards
[20:11] <laclasse> hareldvd, try this as root: alsactl restore
[20:11] <hareldvd> laclasse, and it is owned by root.
[20:11] <Seeker`> pronoy: google for it
[20:11] <Kevin`> D3RGPS31: just add it to the end of the line and press b
[20:11] <laclasse> hareldvd, alsa -> back end ausio, needs access to hw -> root
[20:11] <prefrontal_home> matreya6, i discovered that the command `locate /rt.jar' shows you your JAVA_HOME
[20:11] <pronoy> Seeker`: thanks
[20:11] <D3RGPS31> Kevin`: 'single'?
[20:11] <laclasse> hareldvd, pulse -> wrapper to audio back end - > user land -> per session -> non root
[20:11] <Brewster> the documentation I have found does not work thus far
[20:11] <Kevin`> D3RGPS31: without the ''
[20:11] <D3RGPS31> Kevin`: ofcourse without the '
[20:11] <laclasse> hareldvd, ok ?
[20:11] <D3RGPS31> Kevin`: thank you
[20:12] <chazco> Hi... does anyone know how to use a panning resolution? ie, 1024x768 on a 1024x600
[20:12] <Vesta> hi guys.  I seem to have lost the bar at the top of the screen, where you start apps.  any idea how I can get it back, other than reinstalling? :)
[20:12] <brassmaster> has anyone here using a radeon r400 r500 or r600 series video card had problems with compiz after upgrading to 9.04?
[20:12] <laclasse> Vesta, right click on the bottom bar, and pick 'add panel'
[20:12] <pronoy> Vesta: the panel you mean ?
[20:12] <laclasse> Vesta, however try logging in and ack of gnome to make sure it has really disapper before you are adding one
[20:13] <Kevin`> Vesta: you could remove the gnome-related config stuff from your home dir
[20:13] <zee> can any1 help me find out da password for my wifi
[20:13] <zee> pm
[20:13] <Kevin`> Vesta: the panel settings are per-user
[20:13] <zee> pm me
[20:13] <Vesta> laclasse, thanks but  I don't have that one either.  I tried taking off pulseaudio to fix a sound issue, it took ubuntu-netbook-remix with it, and then the bar went
[20:13] <matreya6> prefrontal_home, nice to see that you have figured it out yourself. I suspect there is also an evironment variable that will tell you exactly the same, but there are more roads that lead to Rome ;-)
[20:13] <laclasse> Vesta, apt-get install gnome-panel -y
[20:13] <Brewster> nobody uses ldap?
[20:13] <brassmaster> anyone using a radeon 9xxx, x1xxx, or x2xxx in 9.04 with compiz?
[20:14] <Ciros> zee: we told you, if the router is yours and you forgot your password for it, reset it to factory defaults(use google to find out how) and then re-setup your router.
[20:14] <brassmaster> and if so, have you had any problems?
[20:15] <noob> brassmaster: x1400... huge problems of random x restarts
[20:15] <pronoy> i have the sun-java60jre debian package and  it requires the download of the bin package too......if i download that too how can i make them install simultaneously ?
[20:15] <Soren_> if I want to install k3b and open Syanptic Package Manager.......and quick search "k3b"............ how many of those found should be installed? "k3b"? "k3b-i18n"? "k3b-data"? "libk3b3"? ........and more?
[20:15] <leichman> in 9.04 is it possible to swap out monitors without having to manually exit the xfree.conf file?
[20:15] <Seeker`> zee: For the last time; we won't help you hack your wifi
[20:15] <brassmaster> noob: The reason i'm asking is that i'm running an x1600 with 9.04 and under compiz i have no window borders
[20:15] <hareldvd> laclasse, is there an alsa process I should look for and see which user is on it?
[20:15] <sysdoc> !gnome-panel
[20:16] <laclasse> Soren_, pick k3b only, the rest will be pulled during depandancy check, if necessary
[20:16] <thiebaude> anyone have a link for 2.6.30 rc kernels?
[20:16] <garym> 9.04-alt doesn't do upgrades via boot, it's not an option.  does the desktop edition?  8.10 gnome bug crashed 9.04 45min before end and now the laptop won't startx or mount the CD
[20:16] <Soren_> laclasse, ty
[20:16] <laclasse> hareldvd, what for? ;)
[20:16] <pronoy> i have the sun-java60jre debian package and  it requires the download of the bin package too......if i download that too how can i make them install simultaneously ?
[20:16] <glock7> question, if i want files to be created with setgid and have the file be writable, how to i achieve this
[20:16] <laclasse> hareldvd, whats your problem really ? no sound ?
[20:16] <noob> brassmaster: i have window borders.. have u tried reloading the window manager/ changing it to metacity?
[20:16] <GodfatherofEire> Anybody have any luck getting aMule to recieve a high-ID status?
[20:16] <brassmaster> i have window borders with metacity.
[20:16] <sysdoc> Vesta, you can reset gnone panels to default
[20:16] <brassmaster> not with compiz.
[20:17] <Vesta> laclasse, I've done that through ctrl+alt+f1.  should I restart to see anything change?
[20:17] <Soren_> you are wise, it chose 13 of them
[20:17] <brassmaster> noob: my compiz window decorator is set to emerald
[20:17] <hareldvd> laclasse, Problem is every boot audio volume resets so master is set on 0 and muted.
[20:17] <noob> brassmaster: ati sucks!
[20:17] <Vesta> sysdoc, ooh... how can I do that? :)
[20:17] <Soren_> oops 12
[20:17] <brassmaster> noob: thanks
[20:17] <hateball> pronoy: sun java is in the repos you know
[20:17] <noob> brassmaster: EMERALD IS OLD,.... TRY COMPIZ
[20:17] <rob0917> what is an open source alternative to quicktime,flash and java jre?
[20:17] <laclasse> Vesta, try a reboot ;)
[20:18] <pronoy> hateball: unable to satisfy dependecies due to lack of resources.....so need the debian package installation solution
[20:18] <brassmaster> noob: Okay...you do realize that emerald and compiz do entirely different things, right?
[20:18] <Vesta> thanks.  brb :)
[20:18] <GodfatherofEire> Anybody have any luck getting aMule to recieve a high-ID status?
[20:18] <laclasse> hareldvd, ah ok
[20:18] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: that's explained all over the net
[20:18] <deany> apart from glabels, is there any good cd/dvd cover printing software? or is it coverxp wine for me
[20:18] <Pici> noob: the x1400 works fine if you use the open source driver
[20:18] <Brewster> get more resources
[20:18] <laclasse> hareldvd, try this: alsamixer (as root)
[20:18] <sysdoc> Vesta, I have a couple of links, I'll pm them to ya
[20:18] <bharani> I am not able to play Texas Holdem' Poker in facebook in Firefox in Ubuntu.. Any idea why??
[20:18] <matreya6> GodfatherofEire, I have, it's a matter of configuring your NAT the right way.
[20:18] <Kevin`> rob0917: java jre is open source. quicktime, there's tons of video formats available
[20:18] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, I know, and I've tried most ways
[20:18] <laclasse> hareldvd, set the volumes you need, quit with 'ESC' then do as root: alsactl store
[20:18] <noob> brassmaster: ya ... i know... but emerald is just old
[20:18] <brassmaster> Pici: are you running an x1400 with the open source driver?
[20:18] <Pici> brassmaster: I am.
[20:19] <noob> Pici: x1400 gives me random x restarts
[20:19] <leichman> in 9.04 is it possible to swap out monitors without having to manually exit the xfree.conf file?
[20:19] <laclasse> this should store alsa mixer settings to system
[20:19] <brassmaster> Pici: do you use compiz and do you get window borders when you do?
[20:19] <noob> Pici:  with ati drivers
[20:19] <Pici> brassmaster: Yes and yes.
[20:19] <deany> leichman,  xorg.conf isnt used. its all auto
[20:19] <hareldvd> laclasse, did the alsactl store
[20:19] <rob0917> can you give ma some examples-kevin
[20:19] <hbekel> deany: it's used if it's there
[20:19] <laclasse> hareldvd, and on reboot,mizer settings are still not restored and still muted ?
[20:20] <brassmaster> Pici: interesting. do you have any special options in your xorg.conf or is it the standard automatic settings?
[20:20] <deany> hbekel, of course.. but its empty a lot of the time.
[20:20] <laclasse> s/mizer/mixer/g
[20:20] <Kartagis> hello
[20:20] <Kevin`> rob0917: xvid/mpeg4 is populer, or mpeg4/avc (h.264) for even lower bandwidth usage..
[20:20] <noob> brassmaster: even i use compiz, but not emerald themes..
[20:20] <hareldvd> laclasse, So it seems. I guess I'll have to reboot to see if it got better.
[20:20] <Pici> brassmaster: Just the automatic settings.  Make sure that you don't have xorg-driver-flgrx installed.
[20:21] <pronoy> pici: is there a way to install java-jre package offline having the bin package too....... ?
[20:21] <rob0917> thank you
[20:21] <Kartagis> I am stuck at 800x600, so I was suggested to add the line Driver          "openchrome" to xorg.conf. but it's still the same
[20:21] <leichman> deany: i thought so...but when i swap monitors from a crt to an lcd i get input not supported on the lcd
[20:21] <brassmaster> noob: If you knew what was going on, you would realize that emerald is a more flexible window decorator than the default. It's not old and busted, it's the new hotness.
[20:21] <Vesta> no luck with the reboot, still no panels (
[20:22] <noob> PIci... need help with installing ubuntu on an external drive for a different machine... which is best?
[20:22] <pronoy> pici: is there a way to install java-jre package offline having the bin package too....... ?
[20:22] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel & matreya6, care to lend a hand, cause I'm pretty sure all the ports are forwarded properly
[20:22] <noob> brassmaster: i have used emerald... anyway ur choice
[20:22] <pronoy> Pici: is there a way to install java-jre package offline having the bin package too....... ?
[20:22] <sysdoc> Vesta, see pm
[20:23] <blip-> Hi all,  I'm running ubuntu 8.10... I heard that there will be no more functionality updates at this point but only updates for important stuff such as security.  I've noticed that the backports repo regularly get updated with new gimp, new KDE4 stuff, new etc....     Is it theoretically less safe to enable and install stuff from this repo ?   do things often break in your experience ?    thanks
[20:23] <brassmaster> noob: perhaps you're thinking of beryl?
[20:23] <laclasse> hareldvd, what sound chip btw?
[20:24] <Makuseru> Hi, I upgraded to 9.04 from 8.04 lastnight and I cant set any resolution higher than 1024x768. When I was using 8.04 I used a program called "displayconfig-gtk" that let me force a larger resolution, but that program is no longer in 9.04.Does anyone know any other program, or any other way to force a larger resolution?
[20:24] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel & matreya6, care to lend a hand, cause I'm pretty sure all the ports are forwarded properly
[20:24] <ksbalaji> how to find the kernel version used by me from terminal?
[20:24] <anodesni> ksbalaji, uname -r
[20:24] <guntbert> Pici: did you remove flgrx *before* upgrading to jaunty?
[20:24] <alex12> hi guys, ive recently installed ubuntu 9.04 on a g3 dl360 server with a i5 raid card ... 2 x 72 u320 scsi disks ... and im noticing a very high iowait times doing simple tasks, the system seems very sluggish and impossible to multitask .... ive read around this may have something to do with the latest kernel running at the moment? any recommendations on understanding a very high iowait time?
[20:25] <happosade> Why my nl -s *from* *to* says, that some file exitits?
[20:25] <hareldvd> laclasse, 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW
[20:25] <brassmaster> guntbert: I think you're talking to me, and yes, i did.
[20:25] <happosade> And won't do the job
[20:25] <happosade> !foobar > me
[20:25] <Kevin`> happosade: ln -s destination source
[20:25] <Daniel591992> hey, can someone help me remove this drive http://img54.imageshack.us/img54/8283/screenshotm.png
[20:25] <happosade> *sorry. I used it ln. Just typoing.
[20:25] <Kevin`> happosade: makes more sense if you realize source is optional
[20:26] <laclasse> hareldvd, snd_hda then ?
[20:26] <evanrmurphy> Can anyone tell me how to make XChat (really XChat-GNOME) remember my registered nickname's password...
[20:26] <rob0917> is there anything in linux that will do the same thing as directx?
[20:26] <evanrmurphy> ...so that I don't have to /msg nickserv identify every time?
[20:26] <hareldvd> laclasse, That's what I remember.
[20:26] <Kevin`> rob0917: that's easy, opengl
[20:26] <pronoy> evanmurphy edit the channel preference
[20:26] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: nc -l -p <port> and check from the outside with sth like http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/
[20:26] <rob0917> ty-kevin
[20:27] <brassmaster> rob0917: Probably more along the lines of SDL if you want an all encompassing graphics and audio solution
[20:27] <ksbalaji> anodesni, ah! thanks now, is 2.6.24-24-generic faulty? it is slow to open apps. The display is slow, sound is not continuous? help?
[20:27] <laclasse> evanrmurphy, Xchat -> network list -> edit server / channel,  one before last entry: server password
[20:27] <Kevin`> rob0917: also, sdl, for some of the less-common input type stuff
[20:27] <anodesni> Daniel591992, sudo rm -rf "/media/My Book", but be careful with that since it removes everything in the folder!
[20:27] <lkusmir> is there any console (mc like preferably) rsync client?
[20:27] <noob> Pici: i got logged out did u say anything?
[20:27] <leichman> exit
[20:27] <anodesni> ksbalaji, maybe a driver problem
[20:27] <guntbert> brassmaster: no, I was intentionally asking Pici (I haven't upgraded yet), but your answer tells me that it should be done this way, thx
[20:27] <Kevin`> rob0917: both of those work on windows too btw
[20:28] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, odd, I've forwarded both the ports but their externally registering as closed
[20:28] <brassmaster> guntbert: I see. sorry about that.
[20:28] <liquidplay> hi, has anybody managed to get 1024x600 frame buffer console on a netbook?
[20:28] <anodesni> ksbalaji, what are your hardware specs
[20:28] <ksbalaji> anodesni, driver not going smooth with kernel? sometimes a kernel update gives this.
[20:28] <guntbert> brassmaster: np :-)
[20:28] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: you need some program to listen to those ports on your machine, of course
[20:28] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, there are
[20:28] <brassmaster> guntbert: out of curiosity, what card are you using?
[20:28] <Daniel591992> @anodesni, worked like a charm. Thanks!
[20:28] <alex12> hi guys, ive recently installed ubuntu 9.04 on a g3 dl360 server with a i5 raid card ... 2 x 72 u320 scsi disks ... and im noticing a very high iowait times doing simple tasks, the system seems very sluggish and impossible to multitask .... ive read around this may have something to do with kernels post 2.6.18++ ... should i downgrade my kernel? any recommendations on why this machine is bogged down with high iowait?
[20:28] <rob0917> kevin,how doi get opengl?
[20:28] <ksbalaji> anodesni, how to get hw specs for you?
[20:29] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: then they're not forwarded correctly
[20:29] <laclasse> hareldvd, have a look there, it is quite complete: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[20:29] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: maybe they're blocked by the firewall of your box as well?
[20:29] <anodesni> ksbalaji, don't you know them? Your processor and ram for example?
[20:29] <nexus10> Hi. I'd like to install postgresql 7.x on a Hardy machine; please can anyone advise how to find which 7.x releases are available for me to apt-get?
[20:29] <neptunepink> Hallo, I had to mount an FS on /tmp, what arguments do I put to chmod for it?
[20:29] <garym> rescue doesn't see my disks, yet I can still boot; does the 8.10 alt CD  offer an 'upgrade' option?
[20:29] <GodfatherofEire> I'll try again, but I've forwarded ports before, but this is the first time I've run into a problem
[20:30] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, I've gone so far as to shut off all the firewalls, and still no luck
[20:30] <evanrmurphy> laclasse, is Xchat one of the main menus in XChat proper? maybe I should try that instead of XChat-GNOME, what do you think?
[20:30] <guntbert> brassmaster: ati x1300 in a lenovo t60, and until now I'm using fglrx (mainly because of the ability to reduce the GPU frequency with aticonfig)
[20:30] <ksbalaji> anodesni, mine is intel dual core 2.8 cpu, 1GB ram.
[20:30] <laclasse> evanrmurphy, i think YES ;)
[20:30] <Kevin`> rob0917: if you want to develop for it, which i'm assuming, you really should look on the opengl web site. then install the libraries you will need from aptitude or synaptic. install the -dev packages btw
[20:30] <anodesni> ksbalaji, that is more than enough
[20:30] <laclasse> Xchat-GNOME is only younger, buggier and with less functionality, isn't it ?
[20:30] <brassmaster> guntbert: ah, okay.
[20:30] <noob> guntbert: how are u using fglrx?
[20:31] <Kevin`> rob0917: if your not developing for it, it will be installed automatically when you install something that needs it
[20:31] <evanrmurphy> laclasse: I'll try that. Thank you!
[20:31] <ksbalaji> anodesni, but after the kernel update, I find my display and sound slow.
[20:31] <laclasse> evanrmurphy, np
[20:31] <anodesni> ksbalaji, try to start "top" in terminal and see if a program uses much CPU time
[20:31] <deany> I dont see any point in xchat-gnome myself.
[20:31] <brassmaster> rob0917: If you're looking to learn how to develop for it, you might try a site like this one: http://nehe.gamedev.net/
[20:31] <Dracofodder> is there an ubuntu repo available with pidgin precompiled with the encryption plugins?
[20:31] <rob0917> you've been a big help-thanks
[20:31] <anodesni> ksbalaji, you could consider booting from the last kernel
[20:31] <ksbalaji> anodesni, let me try.
[20:31] <guntbert> noob: I'm still on hardy, so it was with "hardware drivers"
[20:31] <evanrmurphy> pronoy: Thanks, I'm going to try installing XChat instead of XChat-GNOME.
[20:31] <garym> didn't previous installers recognize an existing ubuntu and offer to upgrade instead?
[20:31] <Kevin`> rob0917: np
[20:32] <Crash1hd> Hmm can anyone walk me through creating a ssl x11vnc connection between windows and ubuntu?
[20:32] <Ciros> evanrmurphy:  that's what I did.. haha
[20:32] <noob> guntbert: hardy ati was awesome... jaunty + ati horrible!
[20:32] <ksbalaji> anodesni, too much info for me to digest.
[20:32] <pronoy> evanmurphy: good luck with that
[20:32] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: which way?
[20:32] <Ciros> pronoy:  it isnt that hard really.
[20:32] <deany> Dracofodder, apt-get install pidgin-encryption  ?
[20:32] <Kevin`> noob: the latest shiny ALWAYS breaks amd's proprietary video drivers
[20:32] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: connecting to ubuntu from windows
[20:32] <deany> Dracofodder, why pre-compiled?
[20:32] <guntbert> noob: thats why I'm still on hardy :-)
[20:32] <grkblood13> im in the process of resolving a very painful experience with 8.10 and dont want to repeat so what is the most stable/bug free version of ubuntu currently?
[20:33] <laclasse> Crash1hd, install NX / no machine
[20:33] <laclasse> much faster
[20:33] <pronoy> Ciros: hard.. ?
[20:33] <laclasse> and default to SSL
[20:33] <ksbalaji> anodesni, I see four color charts in four rows with many columns.
[20:33] <anodesni> ksbalaji, just look under %CPU at the first process and see how much cpu it uses and what process it is under COMMAND
[20:33] <noob> Kevin`: a lesson learnt!!!
[20:33] <garym> grkblood13: seems like 8.04
[20:33] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: do you really need full desktop access or just access to graphical programs?
[20:33] <Ciros> pronoy:  to install actual xchat, not the gnome xchat
[20:33] <Dracofodder> deany:  I pulled the source, and it isn't recognizing where pidgin is located.
[20:33] <laclasse> Crash1hd, free edition / dll here: http://www.nomachine.com/
[20:33] <grkblood13> ok, so dont use 9 then
[20:33] <Dracofodder> deany: when I try to compile it
[20:33] <deany> jaunty has the latest... why compile
[20:34] <Kevin`> noob: if you don't need 3d, seriously consider using ati/radeonhd instead of fglrx. it doesn't break ;p
[20:34] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: would like full desktop but what where you thinking re just graphical prog?
[20:34] <deany> and when jaunty doesnt, getdeb.net has
[20:34] <Kevin`> noob: also supports 3d for some older cards
[20:34] <pronoy> Ciros: oh...i just wished him luck out of good will :) didn't mean it was hard...its easy.....lol
[20:34] <backslash7> I use two displays with different sizes. How do I set a wallpaper to show up on both?
[20:34] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: no idea then, sorry
[20:34] <backslash7> Can I set a wallpaper for each screen?
[20:34] <Ciros> pronoy:  LOL aassh I misunderstood :P   hehe
[20:34] <mzz> you want radeon or radeonhd instead of fglrx for a growing range of cards if you're using xserver 1.6 (the one in jaunty)
[20:34] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: Graphical access to linux machines is most intuitive when you tunnel an X connection over ssh imho.
[20:35] <noob> Kevin`: i want 3d... :( will try to wait it out... or if it bugs me too much then back to hardy!
[20:35] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: have you tried using port numbers different from amule's defaults?
[20:35] <evanrmurphy> Ciros: Glad to know I'm not the first! :D
[20:35] <backslash7> I use two displays with different sizes. How do I set a wallpaper to show up on both?
[20:35] <backslash7> Can I set a wallpaper for each screen?
[20:35] <Kevin`> where can I get a list of md5sums for the install isos
[20:35] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, tried, with little success
[20:35] <Ciros> I found if I upgraded 8.10 to 9.04 and I had fglrx already installed, and didnt remove it, the upgrade worked fine, as long as I didnt remove pkgs o.O
[20:35] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: ahh how would I do that?
[20:35] <GodfatherofEire> still low-ID
[20:35] <anodesni> ksbalaji, I recommend to just use the previous kernel. Reboot and choose from the grub boot menu the previous kernel version.
[20:35] <deany> Kevin`, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[20:36] <Dracofodder> deany: .. well well , is that typical on ubuntu? If you can't see it in add/remove programs, or synaptic, you should go command line one the likely package?
[20:36] <liquidplay> Hi, how can I set up 1024x600 resolution for fb console?
[20:36] <Kevin`> deany: ty
[20:36] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, do you use it/if so what ports?
[20:36] <Dracofodder> deany:  that was exactly what I needed.. nic easy way to add encryption plugins... Thanks!
[20:36] <laclasse> liquidplay, i tend to remeber that fb console will only  do 4:3 ratio resolutions
[20:37] <laclasse> could be mistaken tho
[20:37] <noob> can any one help me install ubuntu on an external drive meant for another netbook?
[20:37] <deany> Dracofodder, if its in the repo, its viewable in synaptic. "Provides transparent encryption to all protocols supported by Pidgin"
[20:37] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: been a long while since i used it, but as far as i remember i just used the default ports, setup nat for them in my router and opened them in my local firewall
[20:37] <Kevin`> noob: .
[20:37] <GodfatherofEire> hbekel, is it possible that ubuntu might be blocking it?
[20:37] <guntbert> Crash1hd: type ssh -X <remote.machine>, any X proggy you start then (i.e xeyes) uses your local X server
[20:37] <noob> Kevin`:  ?
[20:38] <Kevin`> noob: yes
[20:38] <ksbalaji> anodesni, yeah this seems a better solution. But since you told about top - can I upload a sreenshot for a suggestion from you please?
[20:38] <liquidplay> laclasse: well with 915 resolution it was doing 12800x800 but on a netbook I need 1024x600 and Ićve read that that package is deprecated in 9.04
[20:38] <Crash1hd> guntbert: but I am running windows on the client
[20:38] <anodesni> ksbalaji, sure
[20:38] <Lenin_Cat> is there  onscreen keybored cu s you see my keyboerd is fed
[20:38] <Dracofodder> deany: ok, so I wasn't looking the right way.  thought sure I did a search on pidgin and didn't see it.  will go look again, so I know for sure.
[20:38] <laclasse> GodfatherofEire, iptables -F will gewt rid of all local fw rules
[20:38] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: Something like this: http://www.tjansson.dk/?p=163
[20:38] <hbekel> GodfatherofEire: no idea if ubuntu has a default fw, check with iptables -L
[20:38] <noob> Kevin`: oh... ok... i tried installing it by connecting it via usb but when connected it says missing OS!
[20:38] <anodesni> ksbalaji, although I haven't got much time, I have to go in a couple of minutes
[20:39] <Kevin`> noob: did the install complete?
[20:39] <diskin> how to install a newer kernel in Jaunty? is there a PPA?
[20:39] <deany> Dracofodder, its there, i just looked :)
[20:39] <ksbalaji> anodesni, np. thanks some other time then.
[20:39] <laclasse> liquidplay, it is, 915resolution was in fact adding resolutions in Bios behind the scene so they could be requested by the X server
[20:39] <guntbert> Crash1hd: then you use putty for ssh (switch X tunneling on) and install cygwin/X as X server on windows
[20:39] <quaal> how do i enable ctrl-alt-backspace for christ's sake
[20:39] <quaal> why in the hell would this be disabled by default
[20:39] <quaal> so stupid
[20:39] <laclasse> liquidplay, now that functionality is included in the 'intel' driver
[20:39] <deany> sudo apt-get install dontzap
[20:39] <erUSUL> !dontzap | quaal
[20:39] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: That will tell you how to get an x server for windows. Then you do what guntbert said and use Putty or another ssh client to connect to your ubuntu machine. When you run graphical programs, the window will open on your windows machine.
[20:39] <quaal> deany, did that
[20:39] <hbekel> quaal: complain upstream
[20:39] <deany> run it?
[20:39] <deany> sudo dontzap
[20:40] <Kevin`> noob: simple question :)
[20:40] <noob> Kevin`: i installed using live cd in my laptop, install had no problems... but since the drive had virues i had wiped it fully
[20:40] <noodlesgc> diskin: there are debs here. http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[20:40] <Cryptic_Donkey> b /win 3
[20:40] <deany> as ubottu  said
[20:40] <liquidplay> laclasse: thanks, I'll search docs on that one
[20:40] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: guntbert cool thanks :)
[20:40] <quaal> erUSUL, did that too
[20:40] <noob> Kevin`: a bit slow typing! :(
[20:40] <darkhelm1tlive> is there a tool to start multiple programs and lay them out in a specific way?
[20:40] <Kevin`> noob: so it's installed right now? boot from the cd then, and i'll help you fix the booting
[20:40] <quaal> sudo dontzap --disable
[20:40] <quaal> still cant ctrl-alt-backspace
[20:40] <deany> forgot :)
[20:40] <Dracofodder> deany: yea, me too. . dunno what the heck I was looking at before... thanks again though!
[20:40] <hoymkot> hello every on
[20:40] <deany> have to restart ?
[20:41] <mzz> quaal: if that does what I think it does you'll also have to restart the server (log out and back in)
[20:41] <noob> Kevin`: from the other notebook?
[20:41] <guntbert> Crash1hd: glad to help - I use that scenario dayly
[20:41] <deany> or logout/login
[20:41] <diskin> noodlesgc, thanks! which are recommended? <IP_ADDRESS>? and how to install? download all and dpkg -i?
[20:41] <Kevin`> noob: from anything
[20:41] <Crash1hd> guntbert: cool its different
[20:41] <Cryptic_Donkey> Or you can install dontzap
[20:41] <Lenin_Cat> is there  onscreen keybored cu s you see my keyboerd is fed
[20:41] <noob> Kevin`:  let me tell u the problem fully...
[20:42] <stumped> my dvd rom drive will not mount.  it shows up in the tree, but nothing will open it
[20:42] <matreya6> Lenin_Cat, there is a on-screen keyboard, yes, try SCIM
[20:42] <deany> i dont get why they disabled ctrl-alt-backspace, made a package to enable/disable, then gave us a Alt+SysRq+K anyways
[20:42] <Pici> deany: alt-sysrq-k has always existed
[20:42] <darkhelm1tlive> i want to use one command or keystroke to start up a number of apps, organize them on my screen, and possibly run commands within them (start a shell and cd to somewhere, for example). is this possible?
[20:42] <Kevin`> noob: if you have linux installed already on something, just stick the drive into that
[20:43] <Lenin_Cat> were would I find this
[20:43] <noodlesgc> diskin: none are "recommended" I use rc4 of .30. To install them, get both the *_all packages, and the other two depending on your architechture.
[20:43]  * deany hides in the noob corner
[20:43] <noob> Kevin`: the notebook only has usb port, but the usb port doesnt allow booting, so i removed the hard drive and connected it to my UBUNTU laptop and installed it from live cd..
[20:43] <matreya6> Lenin_Cat, there is also uim, which stands for Universal Input Manager (check it out in synaptic)
[20:43] <laclasse> deany, you could enable / disable this in the past in xorg.conf, but upstream now wants 'autodetection'  and minimal xorg.conf. Henze dontzap rather than blocking the signal in xorg.conf
[20:43] <stumped> what do i need to edit in order to be able to see stuff on my data dvds?
[20:43] <laclasse> s/hence/
[20:43] <SpaT> I can't do a decent apt-get update on my gutsy box are the repo's removed?
[20:44] <noob> Kevin`: now i'm using ubuntu... just a min connecting the drive...
[20:44] <Kevin`> noob: can we take this to pm? i want to be able to get the output of commands
[20:44] <hbekel> deany: ctrl+alt+backspace was disabled by the xorg devs, not ubuntu. ubuntu provides "dontzap" which does nothing but add a single line to xorg.conf
[20:44] <Kevin`> without pastebin every time
[20:44] <diskin> noodlesgc, I see.. in general, I do not need linux-source, unless I had linux-source of my current kernel, right? and, how will updates work after that, will I be able to use Jaunty repos like before?
[20:45] <roy_hobbs> Any way to perform file transfers over a computer-to-computer usb connection?
[20:45] <SpaT> Are the gutsy repos removed for some reason?
[20:45] <Crash1hd> Is there a way to get x11vnc to notify you visually when someone connects?
[20:46] <matreya6> Lenin_Cat, try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=292611
[20:46] <guntbert> !gutsy | SpaT
[20:46] <deany> Crash1hd, vinagre does it
[20:46] <noodlesgc> diskin: I am unsure if source is required, but I always install it anyway. Your updates should not be affected. When you see the grub boot, you can press esc and choose the older kernel.
[20:47] <darkhelm1tlive> anybody? starting a number of programs and positioning them?
[20:47] <SpaT> guntbert: I see, i really hate the guy that put our servers on a non long term support version
[20:47] <Crash1hd> deany: yes but I have to use x11vnc cause vinagre and others have a bug in them right now with compiz fusion installed on 9.04
[20:47] <hbekel> diskin: you need linux-source if you want to compile third-party modules against the kernel you're running
[20:47] <deany> fusion-icon  quick disable compiz...
[20:47] <matreya6> Lenin_Cat, actually, this link is much better: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Accessibility
[20:47] <diskin> noodlesgc, thanks for the help, appreciate it! I'm affected by the bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/346691 - that's why I need a new kernel. I had several days of nightmare with a new laptop and 9.04 - did not expect such thing at all
[20:48] <xxxxx> hi
[20:48] <guntbert> SpaT: understandable :-(
[20:48] <diskin> hbekel, yes, got it. I used kernel-source in Hardy, but Jaunty recognized all hardware fine (althoug it doesn't work) :)
[20:48] <deadman> hi i have a small problem with my network... i have to keep doing: sudo ifconfig eth1 <IP_ADDRESS>;
[20:48] <Crash1hd> deany: also vinagre is vnc client I need the server part
[20:49] <cjones> how can i create an iso image from a a cd
[20:49] <stumped> what do i need to edit in order to be able to see stuff on my data dvds?
[20:49] <deadman> suddenly i lose the ip for eth1
[20:49] <deany> vino i meant
[20:49] <deadman> does anyone have any idea why this is happening
[20:49] <diskin> I was going to return the laptop... But found the bug in launchpad finally. A shame...
[20:49] <deany> disable compiz with fusion-icon, works
[20:49] <deany> enable when done
[20:49] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: It would probably be easier to use Ethernet if you can.
[20:49] <ambassada> could someone help me get ubuntu 9.04 running after the installation as it shows only black screen?
[20:49] <hbekel> diskin: if you compile a custom kernel, you'll have to compile a custom nvidia driver, too (for example)
[20:49] <roy_hobbs> brassmaster: easier, but slower =)
[20:49] <kj4> deadman, what version of buntu, and are yoiu using network-manager
[20:50] <deany> enable when done ~
[20:50] <deadman> im using 8.04
[20:50] <deadman> fully updated
[20:50] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: True. Ubuntu supports usb networking and autoconfigures it
[20:50] <Crash1hd> deany: right but x11vnc works without having to disable anything (just doesnt have any way of notifing you if someone is logged in)
[20:50] <deadman> no im not using network manager
[20:50] <deany> vino does. use it
[20:50] <SpaT> guntbert: Ah well at least i have a good reason to convince my IT director that we really need to update. (I like things up to date dispite the more work to keep things in order)
[20:50] <kj4> deadman, try installing wicd, i use it on every machine, works very nice.  i'll bet 20 cents it will fix your problem
[20:50] <SpaT> upgrade that is
[20:51] <deadman> i followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing?action=show&redirect=InternetConnectionSharing to setup my network
[20:51] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: But you would need a special usb cable with host plugs on both ends and no power leads i believe
[20:51] <deany> its not like you are doin a LOT by disabling it.. its click, click.  Im just offering a workaround
[20:51] <pokoloko> Question: Does grub use windows boot.ini to log or is boot.ini obselete with grub ?
[20:51] <deany> lol
[20:51] <deadman> kj4, what is wicd, and how should i use it...
[20:51] <kj4> deadman, ok, sorry i don't know about configuring internet connection sharing
[20:51] <deadman> im pretty stupid when it comes to networking
[20:51] <luis_> how can i change to another user using terminal?
[20:51] <kj4> deadman, it is a replacement for network manager that works better
[20:52] <Crash1hd> deany: true but cant do the click click remotly as I cant see it to do it which means having to go down into the basement lol to do that
[20:52] <guntbert> !sudo | luis_
[20:52] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's with Ubuntu creating a  /home/Templates folder for me? What use is it?
[20:52] <deany> Crash1hd, ahh
[20:52] <luis_> guntbert: not root... another user :P
[20:52] <deadman> hmmm my actual problem is that i lose the ip settings of the network card... when i restart my client system in this case an xbox360
[20:52] <guntbert> luis_: sorry, that was the worng one, I wanted to tell you about su
[20:52] <Crash1hd> deany: mind you I really dont need to see if someone is logged in I guess what I need to be able to see is if someone has logged in through a log?
[20:52] <guntbert> *wrong
[20:52] <Makuseru> Hi, I upgraded to 9.04 from 8.04 lastnight and I cant set any resolution higher than 1024x768. When I was using 8.04 I used a program called "displayconfig-gtk" that let me force a larger resolution, but that program is no longer in 9.04.Does anyone know any other program, or any other way to force a larger resolution?
[20:53] <Crash1hd> deany: as I wont be downstairs to see it anyhow
[20:53] <mphill> Makuseru: what video card?
[20:53] <guntbert> luis_: type su - <otherUser>, you exit with <ctrl>d
[20:53] <luis_> guntbert: thanks
[20:53] <Makuseru> mphill: ATI Radeon 9200.
[20:53] <deadman> kj4, any idea why im losing my ip settings?
[20:54] <matreya6> Oh my, completely forgot about the time. I need to get some grub... (21:54 here)
[20:54] <mib_856l5x> oh. hi. can someone explain a bit about scripts using sudo commands? i've written one and there's something worrying going on
[20:54] <sskroeder> After Jaunty upgrade, CTRL key not sending a key event in X (works in VT1) - xev output in http://paste.ubuntu.com/167077/ - is there anywhere I can check for faulty keyboard config?? (I've checked settings->keyboard and settings->keyboard shortcuts) .... Really needs this working ;-/
[20:54] <matreya6> !sudo > mib_856l5x
[20:54] <guntbert> luis_: welcome :-)
[20:54] <bc> xcdfgkjhgcv: probably Open Office. that's my guess.
[20:54] <goldbeker> hello from hamburg
[20:55] <mib_856l5x> har.. i know that :/ but thanks
[20:55] <nmvictor> is wicd that deaman is talking about in the ubuntu repos?
[20:55] <guntbert> !welcome | goldbeker
[20:55] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: this is what you need: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4321754&CatId=444
[20:55] <mib_856l5x> well. here it goes
[20:55] <mphill> Makuseru: sorry, I don't know how to help you with an ATI card.  Try to research installing the proprietary driver, then use teh ATI control panel to set the resolution.
[20:55] <nexus10> Hello. I'd like to install postgresql 7.x on a Hardy machine; please can anyone tell me how to find out which 7.x releases are available for me to apt-get?
[20:55] <roy_hobbs> thanks brassmaster
[20:55] <Makuseru> mphill: My card is too old to use that.
[20:55] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: wherever you buy it from, make sure it has a bridge chip in the middle of the cable
[20:56] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: otherwise you'll fry your ports.
[20:56] <mib_856l5x> i've written a script to turn off the monitor and binded it with a multimedia key. if i press the button once, it prompts for a password, but if i don't enter it and press it again it turns off the screen
[20:56] <mib_856l5x> this is actually great, it's exactly what i want it to do (no password prompting) but it looks like a security flaw :/
[20:56] <CharlieSu> How can I enable multiverse for a single package?  I'm having trouble finding documentation for that..  Thanks in advance!
[20:56] <diskin> hbekel, noodlesgc - installed, rebooting now. wish me luck! :). thanks guys.
[20:56] <RaverWild> hello guys. question - why the update manager does not show anymore in the "system tray" like area? (jaunty up to date here)
[20:56] <matreya6> nexus10, try apt-cache search postgress
[20:56] <noodlesgc> diskin: good luck :)
[20:57] <trirnoth> Good Afternoon All. Have a question regarding syslog-ng and not logging from a router.
[20:57] <brassmaster> roy_hobbs: both computers should assign themselves private addresses. You may need to assign static ones in order to make them see each other. I'm not sure. Once you've done that, you should just be able scp files
[20:57] <trirnoth> tcpdump shows traffic between the two.
[20:57] <nexus10> matreya6: thanks -- that shows me the latest (8.x) postgresql only
[20:57] <trirnoth> Followed instructions at http://www.quietearth.us/articles/2006/09/27/Logging-remote-host-to-specific-logfile-with-syslogng
[20:58] <trirnoth> Has to be something with my /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf but can't find anything wrong.
[20:58] <matreya6> nexus10, try synaptic instead then, that should also show you lower versions
[20:58] <guntbert> !enter | trirnoth
[20:58] <deany> Dracofodder, did you try fusion-icon --no-start
[20:58] <nexus10> matreya6: ok, thanks -- I'll try it.
[20:58] <deany> while connected via ssh -X
[20:58] <trirnoth> Will do.
[20:59] <deany> Dracofodder, *might* be able to disable compiz if it gets forwarded to your machine properly.
[20:59] <RaverWild> guys please answer - why the update manager does not show anymore in the "system tray" like area? (jaunty up to date here) or something wrong with my installation?
[21:00] <Crash1hd> I know this is going to sound dumb but is ssh safe to have running?
[21:00] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: the daemon?
[21:00] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: yeah I think if thats the word for server
[21:00] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: as long as you keep it patched and either use very strong passwords or shared keys
[21:01] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: If it's really critical, probably want shared keys or shared keys + password
[21:01] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: hmm might want to look into shared keys can you have both a strong pass and shared keys?
[21:01] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: lol :)
[21:01] <nmvictor> RaverWild: why dont you run update-manager at the terminal and check if your jaunty is up to date.
[21:01] <Crash1hd> brassmaster: Is there a way of making it so that ssh only works inside my local network?
[21:01] <trirnoth> Crash1hd: or use /etc/hosts.allow if only coming from a single/ few IPs ?
[21:02] <goldbeker> #ubuntu-de
[21:02] <chazco> Hi... how can I use Inkscape on a 1024x600 screen?
[21:02] <Crash1hd> trirnoth: thanks :)
[21:02] <ghoulsblade> RaverWild : run  sudo adept_updater         in a console window to show the update manager
[21:02] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: what trirnoth said.
[21:02] <ghoulsblade> i think it only shows itself in tray if there is something to update available
[21:02] <Crash1hd> Which SSH should I install openssh-server?
[21:02] <brassmaster> Crash1hd: yes
[21:02] <iron_495> Hello I need help getting my internet working on a new upgrade 8.10!
[21:03] <thiebaude> anyone have a link for the 2.6.30 rc kernels?
[21:03] <trirnoth> RaverWild: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Change in notifications of available updates
[21:03] <RaverWild> ghoulsblade, adept_updater - not found
[21:03] <trirnoth> RaverWild: Command is there to get back what once was ... "gconftool -s --type bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false"
[21:04] <iron_495> upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 but there is no network could use some help
[21:04] <thiebaude> just installed ext4 with 9.04, love it
[21:04] <betterhalfone> Anyone use Ubuntu Jaunty with an Intel D945GCLF2 motherboard?
[21:05] <ghoulsblade> RaverWild, ah sorry, it's probably something else on ubuntu then, i'm using kubuntu
[21:05] <nkei0> Hello, I'm somewhat familiar with Ubuntu.  I'm trying to dual boot Jaunty and my Windows Vista, however, when I go to GParted on the liveCD and try to partition my HD, it always fails.  I've also tried to partition it with easus partition editor.  If I go straight to install will be able to partition it properly you think?
[21:06] <sysdoc> betterhalfone, probably better to ask about a problem your having. (if ya having one...)
[21:06] <RaverWild> trirnoth, ah now i see in the release note your example. going to try it. thanks
[21:06] <Kevin`> nkei0: have you tried running chkdsk first?
[21:06] <mrwes> nkei0, I believe you must partition or shrink your Vista from within Vista's tools
[21:06] <trirnoth> syslog-ng Anyone ?
[21:07] <Kevin`> nkei0: any method you use to make the space available will work. ideally you would just use the proper size when you install vista, but too late for that :)
[21:07] <hbekel> nkei0: let me guess, a 1mb partition at the start?
[21:07] <trirnoth> RaverWild: NP. Looked for this myself a few weeks ago.