[17:18] <VCoolio> Screamo_Smurf: apparently your package server is down, try something else; in /etc/apt/sources.list change .us to .ca (canada) for example
[17:18] <Sjekkie> *netherlands
[17:18] <VCoolio> \me guesses Sjekkie is a smoker
[17:18] <tucemiux> does unetbootin create a USB installation that allows you to install software on the USB drive?
[17:18] <Sjekkie> VCoolio, good guess
[17:18] <Myrtti> Evgenii: /join #ubuntu-ru
[17:18] <Sjekkie> Evgenii, where you from?
[17:19] <Sjekkie> Myrtti, you sure hes russian?
[17:19] <Evgenii> äà áëÿ ÿ óæå òàì ñèæó, íå ïèçäèòå áëèí
[17:19] <Sjekkie> Myrtti, i can see russian stuff here
[17:19] <Evgenii> çàåáëàëè
[17:19] <blakkheim> 12:17 < Evgenii> » Sjekkie » no, i russian
[17:19] <VCoolio> brandonban6: any useful output if you do compiz --replace in a terminal?
[17:19] <Screamo_Smurf> VCoolio this has been going on for over 2 weeks
[17:19] <Sjekkie> ok
[17:19] <nickkontos> llutz, ok, so when it's on 100% usage it's 55C
[17:20] <Evgenii> » blakkheim » åáàëî çàáåé
[17:20] <Sjekkie> i could recognize russian when ubottu typed it
[17:20] <aloja> hi there
[17:20] <franklu> I would like to set up a ubuntu cluster with my boxes can you please give me the step by step on how to do that?
[17:20] <Myrtti> Evgenii: this channel is English
[17:20] <VCoolio> Screamo_Smurf: what version of ubuntu? anyway, in synaptic of software sources, change your repository country and see if that helps; or edit the file like I said
[17:20] <Evgenii> äà ìíå ïîõóé íà êàêîì ÿçûêå òóò áàçàðÿò
[17:20] <Evgenii> ÿ ðóñêèé áëÿ
[17:21] <Screamo_Smurf> 9.10
[17:21] <Sjekkie> franklu, step 1: go to google.com
[17:21] <blakkheim> Evgenii is going on ignore
[17:21] <franklu> yeah i used google already
[17:21] <Evgenii> » blakkheim » íó è ïàøîë òû íàõóé, äîëáà¸á
[17:21] <Sjekkie> franklu, step 2: type 'ubuntu cluster howto'
[17:21] <llutz> cant one just kick him....
[17:21] <jrtayloriv> I clicked "Always take this action" to make it where when I plug in my digital camera, it opens up F-spot. How do I undo this, so that F-Spot doesn't open. I want to use gphoto instead
[17:21] <brandonban6> VCoolio, I run that, it gives some errors such Xgl: not present, xset q doesn't reveal the location of the log file. Using fall back .. xorg... , checking for from pixmap: not present, aborting and using fall back, which is metacity
[17:21] <franklu> can you please give the link you are talking about?
[17:22] <Screamo_Smurf> VCoolio still nothing
[17:22] <Screamo_Smurf> and those files arent found on the server
[17:22] <Evgenii> áþ.
[17:22] <duckx0r> does anyone know what could cause my hard drive to spontaneously disconnect itself from this laptop until I reboot? i'm assuming it's a loose connection somewhere, but i don't know where to look
[17:22] <enrico_> can i have italian channel address thank you
[17:22] <llutz> !it
[17:22] <blakkheim> !it
[17:22] <Evgenii> âñ¸, ïîêà ÷óâàêè, ïàøîë ÿ
[17:23] <Evgenii> Ïðåò |dinya_|
[17:23] <llutz> !ops | Evgenii
[17:23] <Rix> hi, I use adsl net with wireless router. currently dhcp server is enabled and i get ip automaticly. I am trying to use NAT(napt) to redirect port from the router to the computer, so that i can use web/ftp etc servers and to be accessible from outside world. DO I need to DISABLE dhcp mode?
[17:23] <jeff__> mp3quebec
[17:23] <tucemiux> duckx0r, a hardware failure could cause that.  The hardware doesnt list itself when you run "sudo fdisk -l"
[17:23] <blakkheim> thank you Myrtti :(
[17:23] <duckx0r> tucemiux, it's definitely hardware.
[17:23] <nickkontos> llutz, ok, but the question still remains, why did this happened suddendly?
[17:23] <Rix> and to obtain ip static
[17:23] <Rix> not dinamic
[17:23] <Rix> ?
[17:24] <jrtayloriv> I clicked "Always take this action" to make it where when I plug in my digital camera, it opens up F-spot. How do I undo this, so that F-Spot doesn't open? I want to use gphoto instead of F-Spot...
[17:24] <VCoolio> brandonban6: can you open ccsm? what if you reset compiz to default?
[17:24] <_UsUrPeR_> can somebody tell me how I can allow passwordless login for multiple users on ubuntu 9.10?
[17:24] <enrico_> ciao
[17:25] <llutz> nickkontos: watch it for longer time, maybe it gives you an idea
[17:25] <duckx0r> _UsUrPeR_, sudo passwd -d username i think
[17:25] <Sjekkie> franklu, http://www.linux.com/community/blogs/Building-a-Beowulf-Cluster-in-just-13-steps-.html
[17:25] <StReYiiTaH> hola
[17:25] <_UsUrPeR_> duckx0r: will that totally remove the need for users to specify their password? I.e. click on name in gdm and user logs in...
[17:26] <duckx0r> _UsUrPeR_, i thought that's what you wanted
[17:26] <_UsUrPeR_> duckx0r: that is what I want :) I'll give it a shot
[17:27] <enrico_> i want speak in italian
[17:27] <jesus90> NOOB
[17:27] <jesus90> ITALIAN
[17:27] <sipior> jesus90: does your mother know where you are?
[17:27] <sipior> enrico_: you're looking for #ubuntu-it, i believe
[17:27] <Sjekkie> yes
[17:28] <VCoolio> Screamo_Smurf: what version of ubuntu (not one that isn't supported anymore)? can you install anything? what if you in software sources first tab change server to download from?
[17:28] <woodyjlw> in linux security is it recommended to have 2 passwords? user and root?  I may need some help understanding how that works and how I can set it up properly
[17:28] <enrico_> thanky jesus very nice
[17:29] <jrtayloriv> woodyjlw, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[17:29] <Sjekkie> sipior, what did jesus90 say?
[17:29] <Screamo_Smurf> VCoolio v 9.10 and this is the only thing i have problems downloading
[17:29] <Sjekkie> sipior, you scared him away?
[17:29] <VCoolio> woodyjlw: that's a bit difficult because different linux distros do that in a different way; in ubuntu there is just you with a sudo password
[17:29] <mdisieno> while attempting to update i recieve this error http://dpaste.com/156641/, is their a repository constantly down?
[17:29] <diddy> Could anybody please tell me how to format a USB stick with fat32 so it works with consumer DVD players for TV?
[17:29] <nyangz> excuse me, I've a problem with my left mouse button. Any idea what's going on? I'm new to Linux and this problem occured without any tampering..
[17:29] <sipior> Sjekkie: it's considered impolite to call folks "noob" in this channel. actually, not just here...
[17:30] <k4rt33k> nyangz: Cantou describe your problem?
[17:30] <Sjekkie> sipior, ah yes i see now
[17:30] <Deliim> etre ami §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§?
[17:30] <VCoolio> Screamo_Smurf: what if you install samba via synaptic / terminal instead of clicking the filebrowser dialogue?
[17:30] <nyangz> It seems that my right click doesnt work unless i right click a toolbar
[17:30] <bdheeman> diddy: create a partition type a5
[17:30] <nyangz> i mean
[17:31] <nyangz> my left click
[17:31] <dbruns> I'm having issues with character encodings (i think)  here is the problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1402679
[17:31] <dbruns> can someone please help?
[17:31] <Deliim> les gens raisonnaables
[17:31] <diddy> bdheeman, a5? Not B0?
[17:31] <k4rt33k> nyangz: did you try pressing escape or logging out and logging in?
[17:31] <Sjekkie> sipior, yes, you're right. that's something only 14year old gamers say, when they play halo, wow, chess, and such
[17:31] <woodyjlw> VCoolio,  if I had root password aand user password different in ubuntu would I have to log in as root to do admin stuff or install software?
[17:31] <Myrtti> !fr | Deliim
[17:31] <nyangz> i've restarted, logged out and even reinstalled linux. but the problem seems to stay.
[17:32] <bdheeman> diddy: sorry, a5 is ntfs
[17:32] <Deliim> ubotto je sais
[17:32] <Screamo_Smurf> VCoolio apt-get update fixed it lol
[17:32] <bdheeman> diddy: let me check
[17:32] <laen> When you set "No localisation" at install time, does that mean stuff like utf8 won't work?
[17:32] <Screamo_Smurf> for some reason i was thinking that that would update everything
[17:32] <owner> Does gksudo respect exceptions made via visudo? I'm writing a script that allows users to reboot without su priviledges. my visudo edit is "guest ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/sbin/reboot,/home/guest/reboot_link.sh". when started from a launcher (gksu /home/guest/reboot_link.sh), it still asks for a pwd. when gksu is excluded from the launcher, the script doesn't work...
[17:32] <VCoolio> woodyjlw: that's the idea, in ubuntu there is no root; there is the user that gets root permissions as far as I understand it
[17:32] <k4rt33k> hmmm try adding i8042.reset to the kernel line
[17:33] <Screamo_Smurf> finaly be able to stream everything to my xbox :D
[17:33] <nyangz> @_@ im confused..
[17:33] <nyangz> lol.
[17:33] <k4rt33k> nyangz: while booting press e and type i8042.reset and continue booting
[17:33] <laen> owner: that would be a very, very bad idea
[17:33] <owner> laen: i don't understand what would?
[17:33] <k4rt33k> nyangz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1098767
[17:33] <nyangz> sorry for sounding inexperienced but.. exactly when does the booting process take part
[17:34] <sipior> owner: try it with gksudo.
[17:34] <bdheeman> diddy: either 0C or 0B
[17:34] <sipior> owner: (gksu is not the same thing: consult the man page)
[17:34] <diddy> bdheeman, I am using cfdisk, made a bootable /dev/sdd1 partition and chose both 0C and 0B but it doesn't work.
[17:34] <woodyjlw> VCoolio,  ok then I really dont need to worry about a root password for ubuntu... and that is why I have to type sudo before most commands in terminal then? sudo is asking for password to make sure I am root?
[17:34] <k4rt33k> nyangz: The thread is meant to be when your keypad or mouse doesn't work but i think it might work for you too
[17:35] <k4rt33k> nyangz: booting starts when your grub loads and you are asked to choose a kernel
[17:35] <owner> sipior: that's what i'm doing. this is a non-persistent machine for public use. at no time should the user be given/asked a pwd, but needs to be able to reboot (that's when the system pxe boots)
[17:35] <VCoolio> woodyjlw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo and sudo checks if you are allowed to have root permissions; the administrator sets that for different users
[17:35] <nyangz> Oh.. That's going to be a problem because I'm not asked to choose a kernel =/
[17:36] <ZimCS> Hi everyone.  I just build a machine to use as a home server and am using two 500GB drives that I'd like to setup using Raid 1.  When I am doing an install of Ubuntu Server, is there a recommended way I should partition the disks?  Ex: a partition for just the OS, another for users, etc?
[17:36] <bdheeman> diddy: you can check/view the type of working one with cfdisk or fdisk
[17:36] <k4rt33k> nyangz: u on karmic?
[17:36] <woodyjlw> VCoolio,  thanks
[17:36] <nyangz> I'm using the ubunto 9.10 on gnome
[17:36] <diddy> bdheeman, is it possible to set a label with cfdisk?
[17:36] <LordNAlt> apw: in response to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/516923 isn't the reason those proflifc pl25a1-based usb-usb 'transfer' cables (like the belkin F5U258 'easy transfer cable') don't work because the patch at http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.network/86240 was never applied upstream?
[17:36] <sipior> owner: you're currently using gksu, not gksudo, or do i misunderstand you?
[17:37] <owner> sipior: i see.. i missed the gksudo part... thought you were talking about gksu... i'll give gksudo a try.. TY
[17:37] <Amanda98> ola
[17:37] <VCoolio> nyangz: in 9.10 grub chooses the most recent kernel automatically, if you want choice keep left shift pressed while grub is loading
[17:37] <bdheeman> diddy: have not checked
[17:37] <Amanda98> qien nes sis
[17:37] <k4rt33k> VCoolio: Thanks didnt know grub 2 did that
[17:37] <erUSUL> !es | Amanda98
[17:38] <nyangz> Okay thank you. I'll try it out now. Be right back.n
[17:38] <Amanda98> a vale
[17:38] <sipior> owner: bit dicey allowing users to run a script as root, btw. i'd think very carefully about alternative solutions to the problem, and be *very* careful about the contents of that shell script :-)
[17:38] <Amanda98> me voi xao
[17:38] <NetAdmin_UTG> i need a help
[17:39] <NetAdmin_UTG> failed to contact configuration save: some are that you need to enable tcp/ip networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due system cras. chttp//www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/for information. (details:1:could not send message to GCONF DAEMON: message did not received reply(timeout by message bus))
[17:39] <NetAdmin_UTG> i have this error see above
[17:39] <NetAdmin_UTG> can any one help me out
[17:40] <owner> sipior: this is really it> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/372614/. any alternatives?
[17:40] <VCoolio> k4rt33k: you can set it up in /etc/default/grub if you want the menu by default
[17:40] <owner> sipior: without the dot http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/372614/
[17:41] <NetAdmin_UTG> who can help me
[17:41] <NetAdmin_UTG> i cant login my computer
[17:42] <NetAdmin_UTG> its show me error code:failed to contact configuration save: some are that you need to enable tcp/ip networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due system cras. chttp//www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/for information. (details:1:could not send message to GCONF DAEMON: message did not received reply(timeout by message bus)
[17:42] <zilkomaa_> how to update newest alsa-driver from terminal?
[17:42] <sipior> owner: does the user need to be able to shut the machine off? maybe just go to standby when inactive?
[17:42] <erUSUL> zilkomaa_: install linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic
[17:43] <NetAdmin_UTG> i do reboot it yet still the same error
[17:43] <zilkomaa_> erUSUL: Ty.
[17:43] <Sherlock> naming conventions ftw
[17:43] <owner> sipior: reboot is crucial
[17:43] <LordNAlt> apw: i gtg, msg me (or Lord_Nightmare) if needed
[17:43] <woodyjlw> how do I learn to compile software on ubuntu? Not all software is GDebi package installer and I have seen some stuff that requires more skilled users.. is there a good website that would have some info about compiling software?
[17:43] <erUSUL> !compile | woodyjlw
[17:43] <NetAdmin_UTG> i am very new in Linux world can some one help me out please
[17:43] <woodyjlw> thanks
[17:44] <NetAdmin_UTG> failed to contact configuration save: some are that you need to enable tcp/ip networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due system cras. chttp//www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/for information. (details:1:could not send message to GCONF DAEMON: message did not received reply(timeout by message bus))
[17:44] <cool> !audio
[17:45] <CosmiChaos> i created a ramdisk via ext2-method for testing purpose and now removed the script, the autostart-entry, unmounten the device und removed the mountpoint. i just need to know how to stop it reserving kernel-memory, just removing the kernel mode line wont fix it or how to remove the partition / undo that: sudo mke2fs -m 0 /dev/ram0. Any ideas?
[17:45] <NetAdmin_UTG> failed to contact configuration save: some are that you need to enable tcp/ip networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due system cras. chttp//www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/for information. (details:1:could not send message to GCONF DAEMON: message did not received reply(timeout by message bus))
[17:45] <nyangz> mmm..
[17:45] <Myrtti> !repeat | NetAdmin_UTG
[17:45] <nyangz> holding down the left shift didnt work for me..
[17:45] <NetAdmin_UTG> who can help me
[17:46] <nyangz> on the other hand, my left mouse click still doesn't work. sigh
[17:46] <NetAdmin_UTG> failed to contact configuration save: some are that you need to enable tcp/ip networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due system cras. chttp//www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/for information. (details:1:could not send message to GCONF DAEMON: message did not received reply(timeout by message bus))
[17:46] <VCoolio> nyangz: ? that's the default way of forcing the grub menu to show; try to edit /etc/default/grub properly, then 'sudo update-grub' then reboot
[17:47] <myk_robinson> Any of you guys have the Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M? Curious as to how it performs, out looking for a new laptop.
[17:47] <nyangz> edit meaning using the terminal?
[17:47] <owner> sipior: still having trouble...the username is "guest", is this correct> "guest ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/sbin/reboot"?
[17:47] <blakkheim> myk_robinson: badly, just as all intel graphics do
[17:47] <VCoolio> nyangz: yes, you comfortable with nano or wish gedit?
[17:47] <blakkheim> nyangz: use vi
[17:47] <myk_robinson> blakkheim: that's what i figured, although I anted to double check and see if it has improved.. Hard to find laptops with nVidia around here
[17:47] <owner> sipior:be it> "guest ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/sbin/reboot,/home/guest/reboot_link.sh"?
[17:48] <nyangz> mm unfortunately, i've yet to try out either. i just installed linux and i've practically no knowledge about linux whatsoever @_@
[17:48] <fohos_> how can i see all user's running processes - ps -aux?
[17:48] <sipior> owner: does the script have the appropriate execute bit set?
[17:48] <blakkheim> fohos_: ps aux
[17:49] <VCoolio> nyangz: ok, then in a terminal 'gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub'  and change line 4 to "GRUB_DEFAULT=1"
[17:49] <blakkheim> VCoolio: s/gksudo gedit/sudo vi
[17:49] <fohos_> i see only mine
[17:49] <fohos_> do i need to be root to see all ps?
[17:49] <VCoolio> blakkheim: yeah yeah, but he's uncomfortable with a terminal so that seems unwise to advise
[17:50] <fohos_> guys do I need to be root to see all running processes ?
[17:50] <cooop3r> hi
[17:50] <nyangz> so after changing it, what do i do?
[17:50] <owner> sipior: +x is there...it executes ok, zenity validates ok, but it dies on the "gksudo /sbin/reboot". should i also allow /sbin/shutdown?
[17:50] <nyangz> i've already cahnged it to grub_default=1
[17:50] <aolja> no u don't
[17:50] <cooop3r> what application can i use for ubuntu to write ISOs?
[17:50] <Timmarshall> what would all of yu say if someone says to you ubuntu linux is rubbish
[17:51] <aolja> brasero burns cd
[17:51] <erUSUL> cooop3r: right click on it choose write to disk
[17:51] <Edward123> hey
[17:51] <sipior> owner: shouldn't need to. any error message?
[17:51] <fohos_> ps aux does not show all running processes
[17:51] <VCoolio> nyangz: you mean it was already there or you're ready for the next step?
[17:51] <Edward123> how can i access 'Applications', 'Places', and 'System' with keyboard shortcuts?
[17:51] <erUSUL> fohos_: i does not ?
[17:51] <nyangz> im ready for the next step
[17:51] <cooop3r> erUSUL, im burning an ubuntu disk on ubuntu.. so all i need to do is download the ISO then right click on it?
[17:51] <sipior> owner: and it's "gksudo <script>", right?
[17:51] <VCoolio> nyangz: ok, close gedit, and in terminal 'sudo update-grub' to make it aware of the change
[17:51] <erUSUL> cooop3r: yes that works
[17:51] <VCoolio> nyangz: then reboot and hope for the best
[17:52] <cooop3r> thank you erUSUL
[17:52] <erUSUL> cooop3r: brasero can do it too and cdrecord or growisofs in terminal
[17:52] <erUSUL> !iso | cooop3r
[17:52] <nyangz> okay thanks
[17:52] <cooop3r> k
[17:52] <nyangz> just to be sure, this is likely to fix my left mouse problem right?
[17:52] <Guest34562> ciao
[17:53] <anodesni> Anybody here with CUDA experience?
[17:53] <Deliim> yes
[17:53] <Guest34562> !list
[17:54] <anodesni> how can I change dimGrid ?
[17:54] <enrico_> give me addres italian again,sorry
[17:54] <owner> sipior: that's right, no errors are given, but gksudo still asks for a pwd (from the launcher)... does gksudo respect the exceptions made via visudo?
[17:54] <Deliim> teest
[17:54] <sipior> owner: yes. try adding the "-d" switch to debug gksudo.
[17:54] <fohos> does anyone know if the command is the same in bsd?
[17:55] <enrico_> i dont remamber italian channel
[17:56] <Diverdude> is it possible to get different background images on the different desktop?
[17:56] <owner> sipior: how do i catch the output? from terminal, the script works perfectly, but the launcher "guest ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/sbin/reboot" still asks for pwd.
[17:56] <owner> sipior: got the output...
[17:56] <enrico_> help me
[17:57] <sipior> !it > enrico_
[17:58] <Diverdude> is it possible to get different background images on the different desktop?
[18:01] <nyangz> mm left click still doesnt work. any other suggestions? T_T
[18:01] <blakkheim> nyangz: get a different mouse?
[18:01] <nyangz> tried using a different mouse
[18:01] <Deliim> Coucou ici
[18:01] <nyangz> still the same thing happens
[18:01] <arvind_khadri> Diverdude, yes, using compiz
[18:02] <Deliim> ubuntu bientot payanyt ?
[18:02] <blakkheim> Deliim: english please
[18:02] <Deliim> cette merde ?
[18:02] <nyangz> could it be that maybe my computer isn't compatible with ubuntu 9.10?
[18:02] <k4rt33k> nyangz: What is your computer?
[18:02] <owner> sipior: output is... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/372642/
[18:02] <Deliim> blacvk vous mavait ejecter
[18:02] <k4rt33k> Is it a laptop?
[18:02] <Deliim> encule de juif
[18:02] <blakkheim> !fr | Deliim
[18:02] <nyangz> It's a desktop
[18:03] <Deliim> ubottu je suis mort d ailloirs
[18:04] <k4rt33k> !hn | k4rt33k
[18:04] <ajay> hi there
[18:05] <Timmarshall> hi
[18:05] <k4rt33k> nyangz: Hmmm...it should not happen. Try posting it in the forums.  My laptop also had mouse issues with 9.10. Try 9.04 which is pretty smooth
[18:05] <thulsa> hello, folks. anyone around here know of a way to change the status of an installed package to NOT be included in autoremove?
[18:05] <CosmiChaos> Does the tracker-applet icon still exists in Karmic?
[18:05] <nyangz> okay. thanks. =]
[18:05] <k4rt33k> thulsa: remove the others manually if there aren't many
[18:06] <oru_work> how can I archive a folder with its contents to a .zip in terminal ?
[18:06] <thulsa> so nobody knows then...
[18:06] <Jeny> есть вопрос, русские здесь присудствуют?)))))
[18:06] <k4rt33k> oru_work: man zip will tell you all you want
[18:06] <erUSUL> !ru | Jeny
[18:06] <blakkheim> thulsa: use aptitude instead of apt-get
[18:06] <blakkheim> thulsa: or manually reinstall just that one package with apt-get
[18:07] <sipior> owner: you said the script works correctly when run directly from sudo?
[18:07] <blakkheim> oru_work: zip file.zip /directory/to/files
[18:07] <thulsa> blakkheim: i'll check into the aptitude thing, reinstalling migth be my option, however as it's somethign i compiled myself
[18:07] <arvind_khadri> ajay, hi
[18:07] <owner> sipior: affirmative.
[18:08] <thulsa> blakkheim: so for aptitude, do i use the same syntax, with aptitude instead of apt-get?
[18:08] <blakkheim> thulsa: aptitude has a few small differences, might want to check the manpage
[18:09] <Cybodog> I have kvm and kvm_amd in /etc/modules but they are not loaded at boot time, but will modprobe.  How do I get them to load at boot?
[18:09] <sipior> owner: what happens if you try using the -S switch to gksudo? (should be redundant, but...)
[18:10] <erUSUL> Cybodog: works for me... can you post the modules file and the dmesg ?
[18:10] <sipior> owner: ah no, never mind: i see it's in the verbose log you posted.
[18:10] <Cybodog> erUSUL, yes, did not think of dmesg
[18:10] <Trek> Cybodog: post it to a pastebin though, or you might get banned here
[18:10] <Cybodog> no newbie here
[18:11] <Cybodog> but thanks for the advise
[18:11] <Cybodog> http://pastebin.org/89000  modules
[18:11] <abu1230> hi
[18:12] <owner> sipior: it seems to validate fine the problem is the actual "(gk)sudo /sbin/reboot". that's when I still get asked for a pwd, regardless of my sudoers settings
[18:12] <thulsa> blakkheim: but work-arounds are my only option, you're saying? there's no way just to take something off of the "auto-remove" list?
[18:12] <Francisco> Hola
[18:12] <Trek> !hi | abu1230 and Francisco
[18:13] <Francisco> Hola
[18:13] <Francisco> hay alguien?
[18:13] <Cybodog> brain damage on the dmeg, working onit.
[18:13] <Trek> !es | Francisco
[18:14] <becker_11> Hi I've found a ssh tutorial and it says to enter "ssh yourusername@yourhomeaddress" but I've only got an ip not a domain and I couldn't get it too work
[18:14] <fabio> i0m using kde 4.4 with compiz, do you how to get shadows for the kde menus?
[18:14] <Poundo> anyone know if there is a way to do something like username-password@http://mysite.com just a general how to question
[18:14] <Trek> becker_11: do this:  ssh yourUserName@yourIPAddress
[18:14] <Cybodog> http://pastebin.org/89001 dmesg output.
[18:15] <Cybodog> thanks for looking at it.
[18:15] <becker_11> Trek: silly question but I was entering xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx should I have left out the periods
[18:15] <abu1230> http://pastebin.org/89003 can you help me related this probm
[18:15] <renatonel1> becker, ssh xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx should work just fine
[18:15] <Trek> becker_11: no, leave the periods.  for example: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:16] <Trek> becker_11: if I were connecting to the right username and computer :P
[18:16] <sipior> owner: interesting: http://bugs.gentoo.org/291837
[18:16] <renatonel1> becker_11, maybe ssh is not enabled on the remote computer
[18:16] <becker_11> Trek: okay well when I did that I was getting a cursor blinking but no prompt so I ctrl +c out of it
[18:16] <becker_11> Trek: shouldn't I have gotten a prompt?
[18:17] <jellow_> how can i recusivly search all .img files on my system / ?
[18:17] <Cybodog> erUSUL, much noise here, in case you missed it:  http://pastebin.org/89001  http://pastebin.org/89000
[18:17] <jellow_> using grep*
[18:17] <blakkheim> jellow_: man find
[18:17] <renatonel1> becker_11, try ssh -l username xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
[18:17] <Trek> becker_11: is port 22 open?  did you install the ssh packages?
[18:17] <becker_11> renatonel1: I installed it yesterday on my home pc I was trying to access it via the netbook
[18:17] <becker_11> Trek: yeah I forwarded port 22 and installed openssh-server
[18:18] <owner> sipior: indeed.... there's a patch there.. i'll give that a try... TY
[18:18] <becker_11> Trek: maybe I haven't actually got it running
[18:18] <Trek> becker_11:  did you reboot your comp?
[18:18] <sipior> owner: good luck
[18:18] <becker_11> Trek: no haven't rebooted
[18:18] <renatonel1> becker_11, on the server you've installed ssh server, try ssh localhost
[18:18] <bastid_raZor> becker_11: openssh-server is the package needed
[18:19] <Trek> becker_11:  do this in command line: apt-get install --reinstall openssh-server
[18:19] <Trek> becker_11:  it should also find the dependencies
[18:19] <secret> Does anyone know the wine irc ?
[18:19] <blakkheim> secret: #winehq
[18:19] <bastid_raZor> secret: winehq
[18:19] <blakkheim> too slow
[18:19] <becker_11> renatonel1: Trek I did ssh localhost and it asked for the password and logged me in
[18:19] <Trek> becker_11:  if that doesn't work, then it might not be installed:  apt-get install openssh-server
[18:19] <secret> thanks
[18:20] <Trek> becker_11:  then accessing it externally is the issue...
[18:20] <Trek> becker_11:  do you use a firewall on your comp?
[18:20] <becker_11> Trek: router
[18:20] <becker_11> Trek: no firewall
[18:20] <renatonel1> becker_11: can you ping the ssh server?
[18:20] <Trek> becker_11:  is IP tables blocking incoming traffic?
[18:21] <becker_11> Trek: if it is I haven't set it up
[18:21] <Trek> becker_11:  i'll assume its not blocking traffic...
[18:21] <renatonel1> becker_11, try to ping the ssh server from your notebook
[18:21] <japplet> why would all /proc/[pid]/maps files come up empty?
[18:22] <trineox> becker_11 try going to canyouseeme.org and checking to see if the port is open
[18:22] <becker_11> renatonel1: unfortunately I can't I don't have wireless at home I had to go to free wifi spot to try it
[18:22] <Amanda98> hello
[18:22] <becker_11> renatonel1: yes it's open I just checked
[18:22] <Amanda98> hola esta andrina
[18:23] <Amanda98> hello  gat andrina
[18:23] <renatonel1> becker_11, How are you connected to the ssh server, via cable?
[18:23] <Amanda98> ola
[18:23] <Amanda98> de q colegio sois
[18:23] <becker_11> renatonel1: it's running on my desktop box
[18:23] <nickkontos> hello, I just installed a new nvidia graphics card (GeForce GTS 250) previous was geforce 7300gs, and now I can't enable desktop effects...
[18:23] <anodesni> How can I see which video card is available on a machine (ssh)?
[18:23] <judokita> amanda de que c olegio eres
[18:24] <blakkheim> !es
[18:24] <Amanda98> gat scoold
[18:24] <blakkheim> judokita: Amanda98: english only
[18:24] <judokita> eso donde estas
[18:24] <ChogyDan> anodesni: lshw -C video?
[18:24] <renatonel1> becker_11, just to make sure I understand, the ssh server is on the desktop pc, and you are trying to access it from your notebook, right?
[18:24] <erUSUL> Cybodog: weird i have a amd 3800+ and have no problems at all
[18:24] <becker_11> renatonel1: I'm trying to set it up so I can access my desktop box while I'm out
[18:24] <Amanda98> judokita eres una chica o un chico?
[18:24] <becker_11> renatonel1: correct
[18:24] <judokita> alguien es de3 españa
[18:25] <judokita> chica
[18:25] <becker_11> renatonel1: both run linux
[18:25] <blakkheim> !op  | judokita Amanda98
[18:25] <xTEMPLARx> anglais solamente, por favor
[18:25] <anodesni> ChogyDan, it says "command not found" I have very few permmissions on this machine I guess
[18:25] <Cybodog> erUSUL, yes it is.  I can cludge it by a start up script that runs modprobe, but I don't remember how to do that.
[18:25] <erUSUL> Cybodog: i only load kvm-amd from modules though (and is with - not with _ )
[18:25] <judokita> me llamo africa amanda tu no seras  del tierno galvan no?
[18:25] <Myrtti> !es | Amanda98, judokita
[18:25] <kirillka> Hi all.  I can't get ipv4 address from dhcp server
[18:25] <renatonel1> becker_11, how do you access the desktop box, with LAN or through internet?
[18:25] <Cybodog> erUSUL, I will try that.
[18:26] <Amanda98> ola qien sepa de aqi español q diga si
[18:26] <erUSUL> Cybodog: http://pastebin.org/89010
[18:26] <becker_11> renatonel1: internet via a router
[18:26] <Cybodog> erUSUL, though lsmod shows _ not -
[18:26] <erUSUL> !es | Amanda98
[18:26] <judokita> si
[18:26] <bastid_raZor> anodesni: lspci | grep -i vga   ..if it is a ubuntu box
[18:26] <renatonel1> becker_11, then the problem is on the network
[18:26] <Cybodog> erUSUL, I know that kvm-_intel or amd *will* load kvm
[18:26] <becker_11> renatonel1: port 22 is forwarded according to the guide at portforward.com
[18:26] <anodesni> bastid_raZor, "command not found" (scientific linux)
[18:26] <becker_11> renatonel1: brb I'll re check the router
[18:27] <bastid_raZor> anodesni: what OS is the remote box?
[18:27] <judokita> amanda eres la de 6b
[18:27] <Myrtti> judokita: por favor, en inglés...
[18:27] <SomeoneE1se> when I try to sshfs mount a remote ssh server it connects fine, but once the script ends the connection closes, what should I do to make it stop that?
[18:27] <anodesni> bastid_raZor, scientific linux, I guess I have very few permissions
[18:27] <judokita> esque no se me da nada bien el ingles
[18:27] <metricpiano> launchpad question, but it's for 10.4... anyone in #ubuntu+1?
[18:27] <anodesni> bastid_raZor, it's  a system from my university
[18:28] <kirillka> Anyone can help? I can't get ipv4 address from dhcp server
[18:28] <kirillka> I have Ubuntu 8.04.4 server
[18:28] <erUSUL> judokita: entonces entra en #ubuntu-es
[18:29] <becker_11> renatonel1: opendns wouldn't be causing a conflict would it.
[18:29] <bastid_raZor> anodesni: then you need to talk to your local admin.
[18:29] <kirillka> I disable ipv6, but ipv4 don't get
[18:29] <krecha> hi
[18:29] <becker_11> renatonel1: btw I've just checked the settings and it all looks correct
[18:30] <renatonel1> becker_11, I don't know, it should not cause a conflict
[18:30] <anodesni> ok
[18:31] <becker_11> renatonel1: firewall is definately disabled in the router
[18:31] <becker_11> renatonel1: hang on I think I was using the incorrect ip addy
[18:32] <Trek> becker_11: perhaps that was the case, wrong IP.  try using the IP on whatismyip.com
[18:33] <nitemovz> is anyone familiar with using Transmission BitTorrent Client via HTTP Proxies?
[18:33] <blakkheim> nitemovz: /join #transmission
[18:33] <abu1230> http://pastebin.org/89003 any one help me
[18:34] <oenone> hi, my ar928x won't work
[18:34] <becker_11> Trek: that ip is incorrect my isp must have a transperant proxy or something I've just got the correct ip from my router config
[18:34] <nitemovz> blakkheim: I tried that last night,but nobody responds on that channel
[18:34] <samp> quick question about chmod. one of the octal values you can modify is permissions for that file's group... what does this mean? Every file can't have it's own group....
[18:34] <oenone> i get "ath9k: Unable to attach hardware; HAL status -5"
[18:34] <oenone> any idea?
[18:35] <renatonel1> becker_11: any luck now?
[18:35] <arvind_khadri> abu1230, sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get -f install
[18:36] <metricpiano> What is the proper way to report a bug affecting 10.4 that was triaged in 9.10... Launchpad bug 471385 in sbackup "simple backup restore error in 9.10" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/471385
[18:36] <becker_11> renatonel1: can't test it till I go out again but I'm confident it will work now I have the right ip as everything else looks correct
[18:36] <jellow_> becker_11: its open i did an nmap and can connect to you ssh server , if thats of any help
[18:36] <becker_11> jellow_: thanks
[18:36] <abu1230> aravind_khadri: I have donre that
[18:36] <abu1230> it shows that prob
[18:36] <samp> hm never mind, I have some man files to read.
[18:37] <Myrtti> metricpiano: add a comment it still exists in lucid?
[18:37] <renatonel1> becker_11: that's good news. got 2 go now. Have a good evening
[18:37] <becker_11> anyway I'm too tired to go out again tonight I'm off to bed MANY thanks for your help
[18:37] <Cybodog> no joy, /etc/modules with kvm-amd does not load my mods either, but modprobe still works.
[18:37] <metricpiano> Myrtti: ok, I just wanted to make sure that was correct
[18:38] <Cybodog> Anybody seen /etc/modules not loading modules that will manually load?
[18:38] <marinita> Hi!!
[18:39] <marinita> holaa?¿?
[18:39] <marinita> Holaa
[18:39] <crapper> müssen Sie, nachdem Sie Ihren Arsch abwischen shit.
[18:40] <guapera> ola
[18:40] <marinita> hay alguien español?¿?
[18:40] <Myrtti> !es | marinita
[18:40] <blakkheim> so much spanish here today :(
[18:40] <guapera> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[18:40] <skylineR390> Im having serious performance issues with an old intel celeron @1.2GHZ with 256MB of RAM, in which I just installed xubuntu. The most trivial activity like opening a text processor seems to consume a LOT of CPU. this makes everything sluggish, and laggy. watching a video on youtube is literally a sideshow.  I havent enabled any desktop effects or anything what do you guys think might be the problem?????
[18:40] <marinita> hola  'guapera'
[18:40] <guapera> ola
[18:40] <marinita> te has metido aqui para conocer gente o para hablar?¿?
[18:40] <blakkheim> skylineR390: your cpu is the problem, as well as xubuntu being bloated
[18:41] <skylineR390> really I thought xubuntu was for old machines?
[18:41] <blakkheim> skylineR390: it's still a *buntu, even if it is the "lightest" of the main 3
[18:41] <skylineR390> damn
[18:41] <blakkheim> skylineR390: i'd recommend a minimal iso install and only use a lightweight window manager like dwm/awesome/openbox/xmonad
[18:42] <skylineR390> so What do you think I should put On that old little piece of junk??
[18:42] <blakkheim> skylineR390: what i just said
[18:42] <habanany1> a quien le hablas marinita
[18:42] <tessarakt2> does the UNR image have the alternate text-mode installer?
[18:42] <marinita> a ti me da igual
[18:42] <marinita> a quien hablarle
[18:43] <skylineR390> havent heard of those but Im gonna check them out. BTW what do you think of DSL
[18:43] <blakkheim> !mini > skylineR390
[18:43] <habanany1> bueno yo estoy aqui para aprender
[18:43] <blakkheim> skylineR390: have a look at that.
[18:43] <marinita> eres un chico o una chica
[18:43] <marinita> ?¿?¿
[18:43] <`mOOse`> skylineR390: sounds more like a video problem
[18:43] <exs> hi can someone say me how to test xfce4 on ubuntu karmic?
[18:43] <oenone> http://hardware4linux.info/component/40570/ <- that's my card.. how can i get it working?
[18:43] <habanany1> pero hacer amistades de verdad , no esta de mas
[18:43] <habanany1> soy chico
[18:43] <fohos> hello guys.I got this error Wrong permissions in private key file "/home/user1/silcd/etc/silcd.prv".  The permissions must be 0600 or 0640
[18:43] <marinita> uummsshh
[18:43] <marinita> okis
[18:44] <marinita> cuantos años tienes?¿?
[18:44] <fohos> how can i fix it
[18:44] <habanany1> 40
[18:44] <`mOOse`> exs: #xfce
[18:44] <marinita> que dices?¿??¿
[18:44] <jellow_> skylineR390: you have the right specs* , Do not think is so much Xubuntu
[18:44] <marinita> 000
[18:44] <blakkheim> Myrtti: can you do something about these people
[18:44] <habanany1> anja, 40
[18:44] <skylineR390> no I havent activated any desktop effects.
[18:45] <habanany1> puedo saber en que parte del planeta vives ?
[18:45] <skylineR390> how do you guys send messages in the yellow boxes??
[18:45] <skylineR390> jellow_:dshfkjdhsjfs
[18:45] <jellow_> fohos: sudo chmod 0600 /home/user1/silcd/etc/silcd.prv
[18:46] <jellow_> skylineR390: yellow boxes is a little vague ?
[18:48] <exs> hi, ive installed ubuntu and i want to test xfce4 too. are there packages for ubuntu?
[18:49] <hellother> Hi
[18:49] <hellother> Can I ask about selling a computer with ubuntu installed?
[18:49] <skylineR390> yes I'm having the impression Xubuntu is'nt what it advertises to be. Yet I seee some videos on youtube with machines older than mine running it with no problems. That makes me wonder if theres something wrong with my installation
[18:50] <hellother> Is it legal to sell a computer with ubuntu installed?
[18:50] <erUSUL> hellother: yes
[18:50] <skylineR390> yes
[18:50] <Myrtti> hellother: why wouldn't it be?
[18:50] <`mOOse`> skylineR390: I'm going with video
[18:50] <erUSUL> !legal | hellother
[18:50] <hellother> Do you have pay Canonical for installing and selling a computer with ubuntu installed?
[18:50] <Myrtti> hellother: no
[18:50] <skylineR390> I haven't activated any desktop effects how can it be the video?
[18:50] <erUSUL> hellother: www.ubuntu.com/legal
[18:50] <hellother> So, it's absolutely free?
[18:51] <Trek> hellother: ubuntu's free, so there's no need to pay to sell a computer with ubuntu on it
[18:51] <erUSUL> hellother: you have to ask permission tu use the name the log etc...
[18:51] <erUSUL> hellother: you have to ask permission tu use the name the logo etc...
[18:51] <`mOOse`> because your cpu/mem specs sound fine
[18:51] <skylineR390> moose: My problem seems to be the High CPU usage. Just opening abiword spikes the CPU to high 80s
[18:52] <hellother> Okay, thank you for the information.
[18:52] <skylineR390> exactly
[18:52] <`mOOse`> I run xubuntu on an old dell laptop with a 1.6g celery
[18:52] <skylineR390> I can run win xp with better results!!!
[18:52] <fastPutty> how can i change my PHP PATH?
[18:52] <skylineR390> yeah!
[18:52] <tessarakt2> damn
[18:52] <fastPutty> when i type php , it execute the wrong
[18:52] <fastPutty> appication
[18:52] <`mOOse`> I wouldn't call it smoking for sure, but it runs fine
[18:52] <tessarakt2> no usb-creator in Gentoo
[18:52] <hellother> by the way, what do you mean by the logo? do you have to use some logos when a computer with ubuntu?
[18:52] <`mOOse`> which is why I *know* it's not the cpu/mem
[18:53] <Ultraputz> question: in what file(s)/directory does gnome desktop store wifi keys, etc?
[18:53] <hellother> edit :by the way, what do you mean by the logo? do you have to use some logos when selling a computer with ubuntu?
[18:53] <`mOOse`> if xp runs faster
[18:53] <skylineR390> but ITs the default xfce installation, no desktop effects no nothing it cant be the video
[18:53] <dfgh> I have thousands of identical messages in dmesg: "eth0: UDP Checksum error" but it suddenly stopped. Networking works well. Any ideas what's wrong?
[18:53] <erUSUL> hellother: well if you are ging to advertise with the ubuntu logo or trademarks
[18:53] <marcuy> any virtuemart users?
[18:53] <sebsebseb> hellother: This explains it and applys to Ubuntu as well  http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.html
[18:53] <hellother> erUSUL// oh I see
[18:53] <Trek> dfgh: that means packets were dropped upon receiving because the checksums on them were wrong
[18:54] <hellother> sebsebseb// thank you for the link
[18:54] <dabaR> I thought /bin/sh is bash
[18:54] <erUSUL> hellother: read the webpage i linked
[18:54] <skylineR390> MOOSE: can You at least watch youtube??
[18:54] <hellother> erUSUL// will do. Thank you
[18:54] <dfgh> Trek: ok, thanks. Should I be worried, or is this normal?
[18:54] <Myrtti> dabaR: it's not been for some time
[18:54] <scottie_> I can connect to internet at school and have no problems... but when i connect at home my connection is lost after anywhere from 5-20 minutes and this happens all the time... does anyone know how to fix this..??? im using Karmic Koala
[18:54] <Pici> dabaR: /bin/sh is a symlink to dash by default.
[18:54] <dabaR> But I guess it is dash, and I just forgot.
[18:54] <dabaR> The debian alchemist's shell
[18:54] <scottie_> I've looked all over google and can't fin ou how to fix this
[18:55] <Trek> dfgh: if you saw how many packets my systems (yes, I said systems) dropped, your chin would hit the floor
[18:55] <Trek> dfgh: dropped packets are quite normal, ahppens all the time
[18:55] <spekko> hi all. how do i save my resolution? i get an error when saving to X conf file in nvidia-settings
[18:55] <blakkheim> spekko: run it as root or with sudo so you have write permissions
[18:55] <dfgh> Trek: hehe, ok. I'm at 11.000 at the moment
[18:55] <scottie_> I can connect to internet at school and have no problems... but when i connect at home my connection is lost after anywhere from 5-20 minutes and this happens all the time... does anyone know how to fix this..??? im using Karmic Koala
[18:55] <StReYiiTaH> hola kami
[18:55] <hellother> Thanks to all of you for helping
[18:56] <hellother> have a great day!!
[18:56] <Ultraputz> how do you back up your wireless keys and such?
[18:56] <spekko> blakkheim, tried that. i had a solution but i forgot it after i formatted, something about copying the file and moving it..
[18:56] <Trek> dfgh: as long as your networking works fine, then there's no reason to worry
[18:56] <coooper> is there a 32 bit version of ubuntu server?
[18:56] <Trek> coooper: yes there is
[18:56] <blakkheim> coooper: yes
[18:56] <coooper> :/
[18:56] <coooper> dont see it
[18:56] <piero> Hi! I'm converting a really very long int to str in python, so I need lots of CPU time. Can I put a core from my cpu exclusive to a process? If yes, is it better than renice my process to something like -19?
[18:56] <coooper> oh
[18:56] <coooper> i see
[18:57] <coooper> choose other options then choose 32 but
[18:57] <gerry__> skylineR390: Have you tried running top?
[18:57] <coooper> bit*
[18:57] <skylineR390> what is TOP????
[18:57] <gerry__> !top
[18:57] <erUSUL> piero: 1) yes 2) dunno
[18:57] <gerry__> !top | skylineR390
[18:57] <skylineR390> another distro I assume
[18:57] <skylineR390> no sir I havent
[18:57] <nickkontos> hello, i want to reinstall xorg nvidia drivers and compiz because I can't find any solution to why can't i enable desktop effects... is there any way? I don't want to reisntall ubuntu...
[18:57] <piero> erUSUL, how?
[18:57] <skylineR390> but I'll try if you recommend it
[18:58] <erUSUL> piero: you set cpu affinity for the process
[18:58] <Pici> skylineR390: top is an cli system monitor
[18:58] <skylineR390> how do you highlight the chat  in yellow BTW
[18:58] <piero> erUSUL, can you give and example of the command line?
[18:58] <gerry__> open a terminal and type "top" (without quotes) and hit enter
[18:58] <skylineR390> got it
[18:58] <erUSUL> piero: man taskset
[18:59] <Pici> skylineR390: Your IRC client automatically colors the messages that start with your nick to alert you that you're being spoken to.
[18:59] <piero> erUSUL, thanks
[18:59] <skylineR390> thats like the performance monitor in windows Iright?
[18:59] <gerry__> skylineR390: that will allow you to see what's using all of the CPU and memory
[18:59] <skylineR390> nice
[18:59] <tucemiux> !usb
[18:59]  * erUSUL prefers htop
[18:59] <tomtom2> anyone able to get openvpn running?
[18:59] <tomtom2> I get the following error
[18:59] <tomtom2> (WSAECONNRESET) (code=10054)
[18:59] <gerry__> erUSUL: it is cool, but requires installation
[19:00] <skylineR390> gerry_  doesnt the gnome sys monitor does that??
[19:00] <spekko> any solution? when i try saving my resolution to xconf with nvidia settings i get an error
[19:00] <erUSUL> spekko: run it as root « gksudo nvidia-settings »
[19:00] <skylineR390> gerry_:  doesnt the gnome sys monitor does that??
[19:00] <blakkheim> !repeat | skylineR390
[19:00] <spekko> erUSUL, i tried that. same problem..
[19:00] <gerry__> skylineR390: I believe it does pretty much the same thing, yes
[19:01] <erUSUL> spekko: o.0!
[19:01] <skylineR390> gerry_:cause I've ben watching it and the CPu it stays at 0% when im not doing nothin
[19:01] <spekko> erUSUL, i fixed it before i formatted, someone told me to copy files and move files in the terminal, but i forgot what. and after that i do gksu nvidia-settings
[19:01] <erUSUL> spekko: try moving first xorg.conf out of the way then « gksudo nvidia-settings » and save
[19:02] <skylineR390> but when I open a program it spikes to high 80s
[19:02] <piero> erUSUL, when the python's nice was 0, just one of my cores was at 100%. When I renice it to -19, the two cores started to "play a game" like a seesaw. Sounds like Linux things it is faster to switch the process beetween the cores than dedicating one for it?
[19:02] <gerry__> skylineR390: ok and when you try to open a program then only that program will spike?
[19:02] <skylineR390> gerry_: yes
[19:02] <erUSUL> spekko: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak && gksudo nvidia-settings
[19:02] <newbuntuguy> Hi, I'm trying to figure out if my laptop fans are working/cooling my system.  lm-sensors doesnt detect anything but my cpu temps (around 50c on my mobile quad core) and /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ has nothing in it, nor does /proc_acpi/fans/.  I am wondering if my system is running too hot, and if it is not being cooled.
[19:02] <spekko> erUSUL, kk thanx :))
[19:03] <ptr1> has skype for karmic/jaunty gone from medibuntu? it doesn't show up among packages, the website's download link is broken.
[19:03] <erUSUL> piero: seems like a bogus decision of the kernel. it is better to keep it in one cpucore
[19:03] <gerry__> skylineR390: when you run top what does it read under free memory?
[19:03] <gerry__> skylineR390: when idle
[19:03] <piero> erUSUL, cool! thanks!
[19:03] <skylineR390> gerry_: then it stabilizes, but if doing something a little cpu stressful like watching a video on youtube it stay at 100%
[19:04] <skylineR390> gerry_: mem stays low 160~190 when I have multiple applicatins running (I have 256MB)
[19:04] <mariano_> hello
[19:04] <Trek> !hi | mariano_
[19:05] <mariano_> hello
[19:05] <anna__> hello
[19:05] <mariano_> what your name?
[19:05] <gerry__> skylineR390: well I'm all out of ideas
[19:06] <nickkontos> !usb
[19:06] <mariano_> kernel
[19:06] <Pici> mariano_: This is the Ubuntu support channel, do you have an Ubuntu question?
[19:06] <gerry__> !pm | abu1230
[19:06] <nomaS> my ubuntuserver its freeze i have to reboot, which log should i check to see if theres a problem ?
[19:07] <skylineR390> gerry_:  know, me too! lol thanks anyways man, Im gonna try other light distros & see what happens
[19:07] <erUSUL> nomaS: /var/log/messages /var/log/syslog
[19:07] <tucemiux> tomtom2,  have you tried using open ssh?
[19:07] <gerry__> skylineR390: good luck
[19:07] <skylineR390> gerry_:  do you recommend any...
[19:07] <blakkheim> skylineR390: gentoo
[19:08] <abu1230> can you help me I have one broken file in my OS
[19:08] <tucemiux> is it possible to install a "full" ubuntu installation on a USB stick?  Or is the usb "persistent" installation just a live usb installation?
[19:08] <abu1230> how to fix the that
[19:08] <mikeliss> Does anybody know why my fans stay on after I suspend my desktop?
[19:08] <MasterMatan> hi, i have problem with ubuntu 9.10, i does kernel uptade to 2.6.31-19-generic and now i have problem with apps, they are killing same sometimes (pidgin, firefox, totem and others)
[19:08] <skylineR390> gerry_:  I'll check it out, Thanks
[19:08] <gerry__> skylineR390: only a linux noob here, so outside of ubuntu I'm pretty much lost ;)
[19:08] <gerry__> skylineR390: it was blakkheim who suggested it
[19:08] <skylineR390> gerry_:  lol me 2
[19:08] <genii> tucemiux: You can install full, with grub and all. I have one this way.
[19:09] <abu1230> hello any one help me
[19:09] <abu1230>  I have one broken file in ubuntu 9.10
[19:09] <rambo298> what's the key sequence to switch from graphics to text mode, and then back?
[19:09] <Myrtti> skylineR390: seriously, you could try installing the core of ubuntu with minimal iso and add stuff onto that, like lxde
[19:09] <skylineR390> blakkheim: gentoo I'll check it out, thanks  blakkheim
[19:09] <Trek> abu1230: it helps to know what the broken file is
[19:09] <abu1230> http://pastebin.org/89003
[19:10] <tucemiux> genii, can you please tell me how you did it?  did you do it from within a working ubuntu distro using a utility with an ISO or did you do it booting up from a CD?
[19:10] <abu1230> please check that
[19:10] <erUSUL> rambo298: crtl + alt + f1 then crtl + alt + f7
[19:10] <Myrtti> skylineR390: I wouldn't suggest gentoo unless you're very masochistic and love to configure everything to the last detail
[19:10] <newbuntuguy> Hi, I'm trying to figure out if my laptop fans are working/cooling my system.  lm-sensors doesnt detect anything but my cpu temps (around 50c on my mobile quad core) and /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ has nothing in it, nor does /proc_acpi/fans/.  I am wondering if my system is running too hot, and if it is not being cooled.
[19:10] <skylineR390> what bothers me is that some people seem to run xubuntu on older machines with no problem
[19:10] <mustelo> after I installed ubunt my ethernet card is not recognized by linux or windows. thoughts?
[19:10] <rambo298> erUSUL: ever have ubuntu switch to text mode on its own and not be able to get back to graphics without restarting?
[19:10] <genii> tucemiux: I used the usb stick as a target to install to after booting from the install cd
[19:10] <Trek> abu1230: your issue doesnt seem to be a broken file, rather a broken package
[19:10] <erUSUL> rambo298: no; never
[19:11] <neXyon> how do I find out which application uses a specific module? (lsmod shows 1 user)
[19:11] <abu1230> yes
[19:11] <skylineR390> Myrtti: I know little to knothing about linux so I dont think thats a choice 4 e, Im barely learning some bash...
[19:11] <Trek> abu1230: i don't know how to fix your issue, thoguh
[19:11] <rambo298> erUSUL: it's happened four times in the past week; i am mystified
[19:11] <abu1230> any one help me
[19:11] <tucemiux> mustelo, if your ethernet card is not recognized by either linux or windows then it is ***highly**** likely that ethercard is dead
[19:11] <Pici> abu1230: Have you run    sudo apt-get -f install    like it suggests?
[19:11] <erUSUL> neXyon: that 1 user is another module. not some app
[19:12] <agrif> skylineR390: If your new to Linux in general, Gentoo will be hard ( though you'll learn a lot )
[19:12] <rambo298> erUSUL: it's almost like X is crashing but i don't see any sign of an exception
[19:12] <mburchill> I'm considering upgrading my video card, does Ubuntu + AMD/ATI Catalyst drivers support hardware h.264? I've been using NVidia with VDPAU ... but it's been a pain in the ass to keep it working.
[19:12] <abu1230> yes but when am going to install its not repond
[19:12] <Trek> Pici: his pastebin has that as the initial option he ran
[19:12] <erUSUL> rambo298: bad memory / hardware ?
[19:12] <mustelo> tucemiux, that's what I thought. I sent it in to the manufacturer and they imaged my drive, updated my bios, and shipped it back. it worked under windows until I tried to install linux...
[19:12] <Pici> Trek: ah
[19:12] <rambo298> shrug maybe
[19:12] <gerry__> skylineR390: it could be a hardware problem as in something isn't working properly
[19:12] <tucemiux> genii, im going to try that, thanks!!!
[19:12] <rambo298> mburchill: nvidia has never been anything but
[19:12] <Pici> abu1230: What version of Ubuntu is this?
[19:13] <skylineR390> agrif: what "easy" and lightweight distro will you recommend then, since xubuntu isn't working
[19:13] <perfekcjonista> 9.40
[19:13] <genii> tucemiux: You can however use also a chroot/debbootstrap method if you have no CD or so on
[19:13] <tucemiux> mustelo, is the ethernet card working right now??? hardware is hardware, its supposed to work, if linux has no drivers or can at least still recognize it
[19:13] <abu1230> it shows this error "You have 1 broken package on your system!
[19:13] <abu1230> Use the "Broken" filter to locate it."
[19:13] <perfekcjonista> hello
[19:14] <Willy_Wallace> anyone knows what software could i use to mount a HTC cellular?
[19:14] <skylineR390> gerry__: this machine had xp and it ran fairly decent, so I dont think thats the problem....
[19:14] <agrif> skylineR390: slackware can be light, and it's easier than gentoo though less a walk in the park
[19:14] <abu1230> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/xorg-driver-fglrx_2%3a8.660-0ubuntu4_i386.deb: subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 2
[19:14] <juancarl1s> hai can i haz support?
[19:14] <juancarl1s> !foo
[19:14] <gerry__> skylineR390: true, I forgot that
[19:15] <agrif> skylineR390: but off the top of my head I have no idea, other than SW
[19:15] <genii> juancarl1s: Just describe your problem in the channel and someone will likely answer
[19:15] <skylineR390> agrif: ill check it out, thanks
[19:15] <Myrtti> skylineR390: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu
[19:15] <Trek> !ask | juancarl1s
[19:15] <tessarakt2> ok
[19:15] <neglesaks> good evening. Does anyone here have problems changing their user password in Ubuntu's "Users & Groups" control panel? I've continuously tried to no avail, but "passwd" in the termianl works fine
[19:15] <tessarakt2> unetbootin in Gentoo
[19:15] <mezquitale> mustelo, i have only been able to install kubuntu on a usb drive using unetbootin but it logged straight into kubuntu, it didnt ask me to create a user
[19:16] <skylineR390> Myrtti: that looks INTERESTING
[19:16] <agrif> Oh man I had forgotten gentoo, so many lost nights recompiling kernels...
[19:16] <wtfwtfdef> anyone know bitchx
[19:17] <wtfwtfdef> how do you block the join/parts
[19:17] <wtfwtfdef> can barley read convo
[19:17] <gerry__> Myrtti: nice linkage
[19:17] <blakkheim> wtfwtfdef: i can in irssi
[19:17] <ehnde> anyone know how i can get my hostname to show up instead of my i.p.?
[19:17] <mezquitale> Myrtti, lubuntu is even lighter weigh than xubuntu?
[19:17] <ehnde> (on freenode)
[19:17] <Myrtti> mezquitale: so I've been told
[19:18] <ivansmo> guys I have writte one line of code c++, can you tell me how to compile that file?? And run it?
[19:18] <Myrtti> ehnde: go to #freenode and ask for a cloak
[19:18] <Myrtti> !register | ehnde
[19:18] <juancarl1s> need a network managment app, network-manager:toobig,too much dependencies / LXNM:try to install half LXDE / gnome-network:try to install half gnome / WICD:GUI crash because missing unknow backends,freedesktop idontknowwhat missing and crash, any recommendation???
[19:18] <ehnde> thanks Myrtti
[19:18] <mezquitale> Myrtti, i'll add lubuntu to my agenda
[19:18] <burg> hello. i have some subtitles with romanian characters (like: ș ț Ș Ț) - but if i open those subtitles in gedit or if i open in a movie player, it shows some strange characters instead. how can i fix that?
[19:18] <rambo298> ivansmo: g++ file.cpp -o file
[19:18] <arand> mezquitale: yes, lxde is generally lighter than xfce, I think.
[19:18] <erUSUL> ivansmo: g++ -o run file.cpp && ./run
[19:18] <blakkheim> juancarl1s: i recommend fixing wicd and using that
[19:19] <trism> juancarl1s: if all the network managers are too heavy for you, just use /etc/network/interfaces
[19:19] <juancarl1s> WICD GUI Crash
[19:19] <erUSUL> burg: probably the file is in a weird charset. convert to utf-8
[19:19] <juancarl1s> need a GUI
[19:20] <blakkheim> juancarl1s: no you don't
[19:20] <burg> erUSUL, how can i convert it?
[19:20] <erUSUL> burg: « file subtitles.srt » would tell you what charset then you can use "iconv" to convert it
[19:20] <erUSUL> !iconv
[19:20] <juancarl1s> no, is not for me, really need a GUI
[19:21] <erUSUL> burg: iconv -f weird_charset -t utf-8 subtitles.srt > subtitles_fixed.srt
[19:21] <burg> erUSUL, sub.srt: ISO-8859 text is the charset now
[19:21] <juancarl1s> LXNM says it only uses Bash scripts, so no dependencies, but its not true
[19:22] <erUSUL> burg: use iconv -f ISO-8859-15 -t utf-8
[19:22] <erUSUL> burg: maybe is not 15 ... check the result
[19:23] <burg> erUSUL, the result is identical to the old file
[19:24] <juancarl1s> so no solution
[19:24] <erUSUL> burg: google tells me romanian is ISO-8859-2
[19:24] <juancarl1s> maybe a packaging bug on wicd
[19:24] <erUSUL> burg: use iconv -f ISO-8859-2 -t utf-8 subtitles.srt > subtitles_fixed.srt
[19:26] <burg> done, thanks erUSUL
[19:26] <juancarl1s> will make my own network manager on python/bash
[19:26] <erUSUL> burg: no prblem
[19:26] <Das_Flo> Hey, can someone please tell me if it makes a difference whether /boot goes to the beginning or the end at installation? (Location for the new partition)
[19:27] <damjanzg> What util use to cut text from a file on exactly n line and from a-b collumns
[19:27] <blakkheim> damjanzg: sed/awk/cut
[19:27] <erUSUL> damjanzg: tail + cut
[19:27] <TLF> can you tell me the name of the gnome window manager?
[19:27] <blakkheim> TLF: metacity
[19:27] <erUSUL> TLF: metacity
[19:27] <erUSUL> in stereo where aviable
[19:27] <TLF> thank you very much :)
[19:27] <arand> Das_Flo: no, just a matter of preference and organisation.
[19:28] <gdiz> hey does anyone know if there is a way to control or send keyboard/mouse events to a flash app via bash
[19:28] <Das_Flo> Thank you
[19:28] <genii> Das_Flo: If you put it at the end you can put swap at the beginning. The start of the disk has slightly faster access times than the end of the disk
[19:29] <Das_Flo> genii: With / in the middle, so to speak?
[19:29] <geirha> damjanzg: awk 'NR==2{print $3,$4,$5}' file   prints fields 3-5 of line 2
[19:29] <Amanda98> ola
[19:29] <genii> Das_Flo: Yes. Another method is also to sandwich the swap between / and /home so that the read heads can hit it while travelling between accessing the two
[19:30] <damjanzg> geirha: that was usefful tnx
[19:30] <Amanda98> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[19:30] <Amanda98> ola
[19:30] <Amanda98> ola
[19:30] <Amanda98> ola
[19:30] <Amanda98> ola
[19:30] <guntbert> Amanda98: stop
[19:30] <FloodBot4> Amanda98: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:30] <blakkheim> !op
[19:31] <Das_Flo> genii: Ok. So /: beginning, /boot: end, swap: beginning - no seperate home dir
[19:31] <Amanda98> olaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[19:32] <juancarl1s> amanda98: es en Ingles aca
[19:32] <juancarl1s> Amanda98: ./join #ubuntu-es
[19:32] <genii> Das_Flo: Something like: /root swap /boot       or so. /boot is used on bootstrap and not constantly so end is fine
[19:32] <habanany> ola Amanda98
[19:32] <Myrtti> juancarl1s: gone already
[19:32] <knapik> rt
[19:33] <guntbert> habanany: don't encourage such behaviour please
[19:33] <Das_Flo> genii: Thanks, that's what I have now... Well, with a big fat ntfs storage area before that, I'll have to figure out how to move that to the end sometime, if possible
[19:33] <genii> Das_Flo: You can also have swap /root /boot    since no separate partition for /var /home or so on
[19:33] <knapik> jak skofigurowac ubuntu
[19:33] <habanany> sorry
[19:33] <arand> Das_Flo: Seems to be a bit of discussion of swap-placement-performance here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-installation-40/should-i-put-the-swap-partition-at-the-beginning-or-the-end-of-the-drive-365793/ (Summary: *it depends*)
[19:33] <genii> Das_Flo: If you had /home   then:  /home swap /root /boot         or so
[19:33] <guntbert> !pl | knapik
[19:34] <mburchill> If I use the ATI catalyst drivers are mencoder/mpayer able to take advantage of the hardware h.264 support ... 1080 right now is just killing my Quad core box. VDPAU only effects playback not transcoding.
[19:34] <juancarl1s> the problem is that for fixing WICD means installing too much packages, so we are back in troubles
[19:35] <boxemall> hey guys. any idea on how to add multimedia stuff as fast as possible? autmotaix has been disco'ed so is there any other easy way?
[19:35] <Dark_Smoke> есть руско говорящие?
[19:36] <Myrtti> boxemall: install ubuntu-restricted-extras and use medibuntu
[19:36] <boxemall> errrm this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[19:36] <Myrtti> !medibuntu | boxemall
[19:36] <Myrtti> boxemall: yes, that.
[19:37] <boxemall> kk ill look it up and tx
[19:37] <guntbert> !ru | Dark_Smoke
[19:38] <boxemall> hmm if i want to install all the progs just to make sure i have it all what do i do? im fixin this rig for people without internet access... and yes such folks do still exist lol
[19:39] <juancarl1s> boxemall: apt-zip
[19:39] <Myrtti> boxemall: if you forget something from the installation, you can always use the offline way to add them later
[19:39] <Myrtti> !offline > boxemall
[19:39] <ZykoticK9> Slow text input on Facebook.  I've seen this mentioned before, now it's happening to me.
[19:41] <Screamo_Smurf> anyone else having problems downloading ubuntu packages ?
[19:42] <boxemall> well too sad linuxmint wont work on my rig. at least that has all included
[19:42] <Screamo_Smurf> ive been downloading a 5mb file for the past hour or so
[19:42] <Screamo_Smurf> :|
[19:42] <Screamo_Smurf> finaly at 97% but i mean c'mon thats just to slow
[19:42] <Myrtti> Screamo_Smurf: difficult to say, ubuntu has a plethora of servers from where to download from
[19:42] <guntbert> Screamo_Smurf: you can choose another download server
[19:43] <Das_Flo> Do i need to modify grub2 in order to boot from an external hdd? read it was "too fast" for an usb device?
[19:44] <juancarl1s> need a network managment app, network-manager:toobig,too much dependencies / LXNM:try to install half LXDE / gnome-network:try to install half gnome / WICD:GUI crash because missing unknow backends,freedesktop idontknowwhat missing and crash, any recommendation???
[19:45] <cdoublejj> would leaving a cd in the cd drive after freshly installing ubuntu during first boot cause it to not to mount cds?
[19:46] <Screamo_Smurf> how do i extract files from an .ISO?
[19:46] <cdoublejj> well
[19:46] <cdoublejj> in windows i use winrar
[19:46] <guntbert> !iso | Screamo_Smurf
[19:46] <cdoublejj> so what ever the alternatvie is to that in ubuntu
[19:47] <damjanzg> Is there some console application to record sound, that can take name of saving file for option
[19:47] <guntbert> cdoublejj: please stay helpful
[19:47] <knapik> gdzie znajde pomoc w ubuntu na forum nikt nie chce
[19:47] <cdoublejj> woah you can mount iso in ubunut with out fancy software like deamon tools, well i'm little rusty
[19:47] <cdoublejj> how ever
[19:47] <cdoublejj> nvm
[19:47] <cdoublejj> sorry
[19:48] <Das_Flo> After installation, should I remove the usb stick *before* I reboot or after?
[19:48] <nibbler> Das_Flo: before to be save - basically, just make sure you dont boot it once again
[19:48] <arand> Screamo_Smurf: open it in archive manager.
[19:48] <juancarl1s> will write my own
[19:48] <juancarl1s> :(
[19:48] <Screamo_Smurf> neither one of those options worked
[19:49] <Das_Flo> Thx... since this is my Nth try to get this setup running... well, wish me luck ;)
[19:49] <nibbler> Screamo_Smurf: what did not work? what was the error mesage?
[19:50] <Screamo_Smurf> didnt give an eror message
[19:50] <Screamo_Smurf> just didnt mount it
[19:50] <Tamnakz> I'm trying to install ubuntu on a pc. I downloaded the 8.10ISO and extracted it, but it won't run? either errors, or asks for internet, but I don't have internet at home. What can I dl that'll do it all in one package?
[19:50] <nibbler> Screamo_Smurf: sounds strange, paste the command you used, please
[19:51] <klappi> damjanzg: arecord?
[19:51] <sea-gull> how to upgrade linux kernel in ubuntu?
[19:52] <Geoffrey2> !nfs
[19:53] <sebsebseb> sea-gull: Why do you want to?
[19:53] <sea-gull> sebsebseb: http://news.softpedia.com/news/10-Kernel-Vulnerabilities-in-Ubuntu-6-06-8-04-8-10-9-04-and-9-10-134162.shtml
[19:53] <blakkheim> sebsebseb: sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[19:53] <sebsebseb> sea-gull: ah yes that, I been on that webpage myself
[19:54] <mezquitale> can you install ubuntu onto a USB drive booting up to a CD?
[19:54] <sebsebseb> blakkheim: you meant to message them that or?
[19:54] <blakkheim> sea-gull: sorry
[19:54] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, what do you mean?
[19:54] <guntbert> !md5sum | Tamnakz, did you check?
[19:55] <sebsebseb> sea-gull:  Which version of Ubuntu are you on?
[19:55] <sea-gull> 9.04
[19:55] <scott_ino2> anyone know why my battery indicator doesn't tell me time remaining?
[19:55] <mezquitale> `mOOse`,  basically I took my hard drives out and connected my USB drive to my laptop, I'm booting up to the CD and I'm going to perform the install on the USB drive, is this possible?
[19:55] <didiermah> !french
[19:55] <sebsebseb> sea-gull: If you apply all the security updates you  should be ok
[19:55] <`mOOse`> yes very possible mezquitale
[19:56] <`mOOse`> I have usb flashdrives with ubuntu and suse on them...that's how I did it
[19:56] <papo> hello
[19:56] <mezquitale> `mOOse`, I wonder if ubuntu will have a problem if I boot up the USB on a different machine?
[19:56] <Screamo_Smurf> Can somebody help me with installing this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbiso/
[19:56] <didiermah> hi
[19:56] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, no...they should work fine as long as the machine can bott from a usb port
[19:56] <`mOOse`> boot
[19:57] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, having them on a flashdrive is pretty cool
[19:57] <Guest30745> i'm trying to dualboot ubuntu and windows 7 (windows installed last) i managed to reinstall my grub but i cant get it to chainload windows 7
[19:58] <mezquitale> Guest30263,  update-grub and see if that works, if not you can enable windows 7 to boot up by creating a config in 40_custom
[19:58] <frankS2> https://panopticlick.eff.org
[19:58] <`mOOse`> Screamo_Smurf - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[19:59] <papo> I need to mount a samba share (without fuse), but http://pastebin.com/m5c243563. Happens on a karmic with all upgrades installed. What am I doing wrong?
[19:59] <mezquitale> `mOOse`, how much space do I need to install ubuntu though?  It looks like 1 gig wont cut it?
[19:59] <urthmover> I have isntalled gpodder from the ppa and for some reason an icon did not show up anywhere in my start menu.  How do I go about fixing that?
[19:59] <urthmover> *installed
[19:59] <`mOOse`> no, 1 gig is too small
[20:00] <tatototino> pam_check_host drop accepting investment to block host
[20:00] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, I used 4 gig Lexar drives
[20:00] <vic38> hi
[20:00] <tatototino> because?
[20:00] <vic38> ok
[20:00] <tatototino> why?
[20:00] <Trek> Guest30263, you are supposed to have installed Ubuntu AFTER Windows, as Windows overwrites your boot record.  you'll have to reinstall GRUB to make it work
[20:00] <mezquitale> `mOOse`, i guess this project will have to wait until I get a bigger thumb drive then
[20:00] <LinuxReign> urthmover, and you are positive that gpodder is actually installed?
[20:00] <urthmover> LinuxReign: yes because I can start it from the CLI just fine
[20:01] <tatototino> my openldap is to block hosts on /etc/ldap.conf
[20:01] <LinuxReign> urthmover, ok, you should create a launcher
[20:01] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, the base install is about 1.2 gigs
[20:01] <urthmover> LinuxReign: hmm ok I'll do that....but it seems odd that the installation did not do that automatically
[20:01] <papo> oh never mind I got it
[20:01] <LinuxReign> urthmover, sometimes that happens
[20:02] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, the minimum flashdrive I'd use would be 4 gigs - 8 much better
[20:02] <spilakviktor> hihi
[20:02] <LinuxReign> urthmover, it used to happen when I installed Enemy Territory :P
[20:02] <urthmover> LinuxReign: is it worth my time to apt-get remove gpodder   and reinstall it?
[20:02] <mezquitale> Trek, Guest30263 said he managed to reinstall but he cant boot up to windows7, most likely grub is pointing to the wrong partition
[20:02] <LinuxReign> urthmover, nah, I dont think that will make any difference
[20:03] <Trek> mezquitale, i think this is an issue with Win7, it liikes to take over the parition system.  He may have to rewrite the list system manually.
[20:03] <urthmover> LinuxReign: ok thanks for the advice  I'll just create a launcher and move on with my life  much appreciated
[20:03] <LinuxReign> urthmover, my pleasure my friend, good luck
[20:03] <juancarl1s> !foo
[20:04] <mezquitale> Trek, I told him to update-grub and didnt reply so he must have left and must be up and running
[20:04] <didiermah> !french
[20:04] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, but he'd have to do that from a live cd or other installation
[20:05] <hifdjs> HELLO
[20:05] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, he can't load ubuntu now
[20:05] <hifdjs> HELLO
[20:05] <hifdjs> HELLO
[20:05] <FloodBot4> hifdjs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:06] <mezquitale> `mOOse`, he sent you a PM?
[20:07] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, no
[20:07] <juancarl1s> need a guide to package these need packaging bugs, but guides i find or someones pointme is for package on my own PPA, i want to share my packaging work with everyone, not only on my PPA, at least on Multiverse or something like that
[20:07] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, he said win7 overwrote his mbr
[20:07] <Trek> mezquitale, he needs to reinstall GRUB then
[20:07] <`mOOse`> yep
[20:07] <Trek> mezquitale, since Win7 overwrote his MBR
[20:08] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, and the easiest way to do that is with the live cd
[20:08] <mezquitale> Trek, `mOOse` the guy left so unless he comes back we wont know, no worries
[20:08] <boxemall> after doin a clean install (wiped all other entries so its just ubuntu) i get an error when bootin. is taht a grub2 bug? tellin me "no such device"
[20:08] <mezquitale> Trek, in his post, he stated he reinstalled grub but was unable to boot to windows 7, he should have figured it out by now though since he left
[20:09] <Trek> mezquitale, if the update command worked, that is
[20:09] <Trek> mezquitale, otherwise, he'll have to reinstall grub all over again
[20:10] <khem_> hello, anybody know if there is a GUI available to Xmodmap in Ubuntu?
[20:10] <Stan0921> registration help available in #freenode
[20:10] <mezquitale> Trek, yup yup
[20:11] <nikandtas> всем привет..)
[20:11] <Trek> !register > Stan0921
[20:11] <Stan0921> skyliner390: only a symlink to dash by creating a config in private message
[20:11] <nikandtas> кто может помочь с telnet?
[20:11] <Stan0921> darwin4ever
[20:11] <juancarl1s> how to fix need-packaging bugs?
[20:11] <Stan0921> skyliner390: what i just removing the kernel mode line wont fix it
[20:11] <`mOOse`> mezquitale, I thought he said he couldn't boot into ubuntu....if he can't boot into win7 right after installing it then something's wrong
[20:11] <genii> !ru | nikandtas
[20:11] <kalib> is there any problem with Ubuntu and Chip SIS ?
[20:12] <mezquitale> `mOOse`, the guy kind of left more than 5 minutes ago
[20:12] <ChogyDan> juancarl1s: a ppa is a good place to start.  Also, the right people to talk to are in #ubuntu-motu
[20:12] <juancarl1s> ChogyDan: thanks!!!
[20:13] <`mOOse`> heh - yea I know - just sayin ;-)
[20:13] <Trek> mezquitale && `m00se` it doesn't matter if he left, we can still speculate on what the issue is/was
[20:13] <`mOOse`> don't ask me how I know this lol
[20:13] <Tamnakz> What's the easiest way to install ubuntu on a pc with no internet access?
[20:13] <Trek> Tamnakz, order a LiveCD to be shipped to you
[20:13] <rubi> hola
[20:13] <Aquaraptor> hey
[20:13] <ejvk34> hey does anyone know if linux has a seesaw
[20:13] <mezquitale> Trek, that would be offtopic
[20:13] <ejvk34> trek, yup
[20:13] <Tamnakz> trek: can you link me?
[20:13] <Trek> :P
[20:13] <rubi> bu
[20:14] <rubi> hcdhc
[20:14] <genii> !es | rubi
[20:14] <ejvk34> evgenii: /join #ubuntu-es (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[20:14] <Screamo_Smurf> How can i get ownership of an extra hdd on my pc?
[20:14] <ejvk34> at least still recognize it possible to get ipv4 don't get an error when idle
[20:14] <rubi> tono
[20:14] <Trek> Tamnakz, can I pm it to ya?
[20:14] <Tamnakz> surte
[20:14] <erUSUL> !addingfs | Screamo_Smurf
[20:15] <Screamo_Smurf> its an ntfs drive
[20:15] <Screamo_Smurf> used to be winblows on
[20:15] <erUSUL> !ntfs | Screamo_Smurf
[20:16] <Screamo_Smurf> its already automounted
[20:16] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf,  so what do you want to do with your extra HD?  do you want to use it as it is? or do you want to reformat and then use it?
[20:16] <ejvk34> bastid_razor, scientific linux, i guess i think of an extra hdd on my right click
[20:16] <Screamo_Smurf> i just wanna know how to change files permissions on it
[20:16] <ejvk34> abu1230: have the 8.10iso and move files for example: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[20:16] <Screamo_Smurf> mezquitale its got like 50gb of music i want to share over netowrk
[20:16] <ejvk34> i'd think very possible mezquitale
[20:16] <`mOOse`> Screamo_Smurf,  you can't change file permissions on an ntfs drive I don't think
[20:16] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf, where did you mount your hard drive?
[20:17] <Screamo_Smurf>  /media/oldcomputer
[20:17] <erUSUL> Screamo_Smurf: you ca not change permissions on a ntfs drive. ntfs dos not support unix permissions (obviously)
[20:17] <ejvk34> anubisss
[20:17] <kalib> is there any problem with Ubuntu and Chip SIS ?
[20:17] <ejvk34> rayto
[20:17] <erUSUL> Screamo_Smurf: they are faked at mount time
[20:17] <Screamo_Smurf> well is there anyway to share it over network?
[20:17] <erUSUL> kalib: graphic card?
[20:17] <Trek> ejvk34: you stealing my ssh examples?
[20:17] <ejvk34> becker_11, try to ping the ssh server?
[20:17] <kalib> erUSUL, yeah..
[20:18] <sharperguy> Does anyone know if it's possible to connect a windows device to the internet THROUGH an ubuntu computer? The two computers are connected by ethernet, and the ubuntu computer connects via wifi
[20:18] <ejvk34> hi, i use the ati catalyst drivers support hardware actually works, you can try ssh server it connects fine, but once the script ends the connection closes, what should not cause a different mouse problem right?
[20:18] <kalib> erUSUL, it doesn't startx the X server
[20:18] <ejvk34> erusul: it's almost like x conf file in the router
[20:18] <ejvk34> lw4z
[20:18] <erUSUL> kalib: no 3d accel afaik; compiz wont work
[20:18] <erUSUL> kalib: chack /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[20:18] <ejvk34> kalib: no 3d accel afaik; compiz --replace and it choose write to connect a windows 7 to boot time, but ipv4 address from dhcp mode?
[20:18] <pleed> Hi guys. I would like to install ubuntu with full crypto. I ve done that a lot of times manually with gentoo. but with your graphical installer i have not option to klick that. do i need an alternative image?
[20:19] <jthomas_sb> If I edit a dual-boot setup's Grub menu, will that change stay (as in, keeping Windows at the top - sad I know) ?  In the past *buntu releases, the Windows option sometimes would completely disappear from the Grub menu, after an OS update.  Not only do I want it to not disappear, I want it to stay at the top.  Anyone know?
[20:19] <ejvk34> and the hardware actually got an ip as far as i can in irssi
[20:19] <jakob_luttrull> Will updateing to kernel 2.6.31-19 (from 2.6.31-17) break the drivers for my GMA500? They are from the ppa.launchpad.net/gma500/....
[20:20] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf,  look at your "/media" folder -- ls -la /media , look at the permissions and who owns it, first you want to own the hard drive:  sudo chown -R username:username
[20:20] <jakebeans> I would just use Ubuntu as your default OS.
[20:20] <jakebeans> Personally.
[20:20] <ejvk34> jt75
[20:20] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf,  sudo chown -R username:username /media/your_drive_here
[20:20] <Flamekebab> Suggestions on fixing a hard disk running JFS that fsck won't check due to corrupted superblocks?
[20:20] <ejvk34> so /: beginning, /boot: end, swap: beginning - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/soundtroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/dmixplugin - for write access, see !ntfs-3g or you have stale nfs locks due system cras
[20:21] <erUSUL> !ops | ejvk34
[20:21] <ejvk34> judokita eres la mayoría de canales de ubuntu 9.10 grub chooses the swap /root /boot    elky, madpilot, tritium, nalioth, tonyyarusso, pricechild, amaranth, jrib, myrtti, i have one help
[20:22] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf, i just read erUSUL 's comment, it's an ntfs partition, as long as you can read it that should be more than good enough, if you want to write to the ntfs partition then you're on your own
[20:22] <Screamo_Smurf> i can already read/write to it
[20:22] <mezquitale> Screamo_Smurf, beware, it is an ntfs partition-- write to it at your own risk
[20:22] <definebyte> While trying to get GRUB2 to default to booting windows i've somehow managed to make my PC unbootable. The GRUB menu appears, then the PC just reboots straight away. I've tried putting everything back to how it was but it still won't boot. Any ideas?
[20:22] <jakebeans> I've heard from some people that Ubuntu is like the baby version of Linux.  From what I've seen, there's virtually no difference between Ubuntu and previous distros other than usability.  Any opinions?
[20:23] <jakob_luttrull> @definebyte boot from a live disk, install grub2 from there
[20:23] <definebyte> jakob_luttrull: i've tried that. GRUB2 is installed but it doesn't work.
[20:24] <mezquitale> jakebeans, i use ubuntustudio so dont know what youre talking about but a lot of the utilities in ubuntu and in karmic are awesome except for pulse audio
[20:25] <jakob_luttrull> definebyte: thats very odd, you may have to bite the bullet and try Grub1 -_-
[20:25] <mezquitale> erUSUL, do you use ubuntu plain gnome?  ubuntu now uses the  "ubuntu software center"?!?
[20:25] <erUSUL> !ot | jakob_luttrull
[20:25] <erUSUL> mezquitale: yes it does
[20:25] <mezquitale> erUSUL, didnt know that, i use ubuntustudio with real time karmic kernel and we still use "add/remove"
[20:25] <definebyte> jakob_luttrull: well, as a last resort, sure. I'm hoping there's another way though.
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:26] <mezquitale> grub1 is legacy and not supported by #grub
[20:26] <IPNixon>
[20:27] <definebyte> mezquitale: there's a #grub channel? I guess I should try there
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> definebyte: there can be any channel you want, just join it ;)
[20:27] <naut> :)
[20:28] <definebyte> :p
[20:28] <definebyte> not helpful :D
[20:29] <naut> has anyone here tried Ubuntu with a SSD drive for / ? are there any issues to be aware of, does the reduced seek time really speed up things significantly?
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> naut: indeed, just use ext2 to reduce writes
[20:29] <deploy> Is the bitstream font available in karmic?? I cant figure out how to get it!
[20:29] <chetnick> naut: you should be ok, i am not aware of any issues, and yes, it will be blazing fast.
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> !font | deploy
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> deploy: font files are standardised afaik
[20:30] <chetnick> naut: i wish i had one of those babies.
[20:30] <naut> ActionParsnip: ah, I'm not really knowledgeable enough to know, but ext2 has no journal, right? doesn't this equal being less reliable?
[20:30] <pfifo> is there a linux native version of this, http://www.manycam.com/
[20:31] <naut> chetnick: I read online that it's slower if used with full disk encryption. so it's better to use it on a disk with less than half of the space used, I'd say.
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> naut: get a few in a decent hardware raid array for true speed
[20:31] <jakob_luttrull> naut: my Asus 1101ha uses a SSD (32 Gig), I have not seen any MAJOR speed increases, but boot times where cut down, and programs load a LITTLE faster.
[20:31] <Testfunc23> I'm trying to dual boot windows 7 and karmic and when adding the (root hd(0,1) makeactive chainloader +1) entry and trying that i get: unkown device string error
[20:31] <erUSUL> naut: that equals to 8long) fsck on unclean umount nothing less nothing more
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> pfifo: native to what?
[20:31] <erUSUL> !equiv | pfifo
[20:31] <erUSUL> !equivalents | pfifo
[20:32] <erUSUL> deploy: use deja vu
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> !grub | testfunc23
[20:32] <chetnick> naut: anyways, it will be way faster than magnetic drives.
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> testfunc23: reinstall grub and is should detect the win7. you could have made life a lot easier ionstalling win7 first
[20:33] <naut> thanks guys :)
[20:33] <deploy> erUSUL: Ive been trying, but I cant figure out how to tell emacs to use dejavu (dont really understand those font specs with all the * and stuff so need to find an example I can c and p).
[20:33] <naut> jakob_luttrull: mind telling me the vendor and name of your SSD?
[20:33] <Testfunc23> i could not as i don't want to reinstall my ubuntu and no grub2 doesn't detect my win7 with either grup-update or grub-mkconfig
[20:33] <pfifo> ActionParsnip, I guess a v4l driver that instead of interfacing with hardware, creates veido base on software sources such as files or you xsession. I dont know ghow it would best be described but the software on that site gives a great example of what im looking for.
[20:34] <erUSUL> deploy: you need the emacs-snapshot version afaik to be able to use ttf fonts ...
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> pfifo: like recordmydesktop ?
[20:35] <Metzgerr> hi. how can i connect to a wpa2 wireless via shell?
[20:35] <chetnick> Testfunc23: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[20:35] <jakob_luttrull> naut: it is a PQI DK9320GD3R000A03
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> i hate this irc client
[20:35] <chetnick> Testfunc23: its all there.
[20:35] <naut> jakob_luttrull: thanks :)
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | metzgerr
[20:35] <`mOOse`> pfifo, the short answer is no
[20:35] <chetnick> Testfunc23: just scroll down a little bit to recovering GRUB after reinstalling windows.
[20:35] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: how come? you are using it against your will ?
[20:35] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: XD
[20:36] <Testfunc23> chetnick,  what is supposed be there ? i HAVE a grub, its just not loading windows
[20:36] <waggy> Hi all, I've just installed Karmic on a Sony VGN-NR21J.  On the LiveCD the Wifi worked fine.  Now that it has booted into the installed OS it is very buggy and intermittently loses connection.  What makes it even weirder is that it does the same when I connect using Ethernet.  Any ideas on how to fix this?
[20:36] <pfifo> ActionParsnip, yes somewhat like that, but instead of dumping files, it should show up as a webcam to flash/skype/pidgin
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> metzgerr: you'll be use wpa_supplicant
[20:36] <Screamo_Smurf> :/
[20:36] <hipe> I just started using ubuntu karmic on my vps, it's pretty much a fresh new server;  On a scale of one to ten, one being easy, ten being impossible, how hard is it to get jails working on ubuntu?
[20:36] <chetnick> Testfunc23: oh, so you have working grub, you just need to add windows to it?
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> erusul: i like to help and i rooted my g1 to get a newer OS on it and i need a mini sd card reader for my pc so i can upgrade it
[20:37] <erUSUL> hipe: there is no jails for linux jails is a BSD thing
[20:37] <felipedie> ;q
[20:37] <Testfunc23> chetnick, , yes: i tried to standard root hd(0,1) makeactive chainloader +1
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> erusul: so the only client is darairc. no nick complete and it posts stuff twice sometimes
[20:37] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: :S
[20:37] <LinuxHack3r> I suppose someone can hear me?
[20:37] <chetnick> Testfunc23: which Ubuntu do you have? is it grub2?
[20:37] <hipe> erUSUL: ok that was my first guess then my friend told me it was linuxy.  but that's ok i didn't want to mess w/ it anywayz. thx
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> pfifo: not sure there
[20:38] <waggy> LinuxHack3r, yes
[20:38] <erUSUL> hipe: you can use lxc
[20:38] <Testfunc23> chetnick: i have installed grub 2 BUT not yet deleted grub legacy
[20:38] <naut> ActionParsnip: one last question, if you allow. I'm planning to use Virtual Box on it with a virtual hard drive. Virtual hard drives (which reside as normal files on my file system) can be dynamically expanding or they can be set to have a fixed size that cannot be changed later. If I set them to have a fixed size, would it matter if they are written to often on a SSD drive? The sectors should always stay the same, no?
[20:38] <pfifo> erUSUL, That list has something for me wow! GSreamer might do the trick from what im reading, just have to write a few lines of code
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> hipe: difficulty is individual so not representative of any experience you may have
[20:38] <erUSUL> hipe: or virtualmachines (kvm/xen/etc) or openVZ
[20:38] <zig_> Anyone here have experience using virt-manager?
[20:39] <hipe> ActionParsnip: of course! i guess i was wondering just "is there such a thing" "is it possible" etc.  thx
[20:39] <zig_> I was wondering: What's the performance impact of using multiple allocated virtual CPU's?
[20:39] <tonyyarusso> !anyone | zig_
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> linuxhack3r: i can see your text, irx has no voice
[20:39] <zig_> Will that help performance by introducing multiple effective threads on a multi-core system?
[20:39] <fohos> guys does any of you have some experience with setting up a SILC server?
[20:40] <zig_> Or will that actually damage performance? I'm guessing it would help, potentially.
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> naut: the allocated size will stay but the bits in the image file will change as the box is used
[20:40] <chr7> l.com
[20:40] <fohos> how to set up a SILC server
[20:40] <chr7> xao
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> !find silc
[20:41] <chr7> hello
[20:41] <fohos> i can not connect to it
[20:41] <chr7> hdhgjhhw
[20:41] <Trek> Is it possible to write Ubuntu to a slaved HDD within Windows?  I don't think its possible, but I'm not sure if I'm right.
[20:41] <hipe> erUSUL: as always your ratio of words to value is off the charts th
[20:41] <hipe> *thx
[20:41] <Myrtti> chr7: yes, we can see your message. did you have ubuntu support question?
[20:41] <fohos> it says silc_server_purge_expired_clients:1290: Expire timeout
[20:41] <erUSUL> hipe: no problem :)
[20:41] <koltroll> Heya guys. Firebug keeps crashing my firefox. I have read that that's just the way it is until it gets fixed. Anyhow, is it possible to downgrade firefox? Because I got the problem after updating firefox a day or so ago.
[20:42] <erUSUL> pfifo: does not cheese do what you want?
[20:42] <erUSUL> !info cheese | pfifo
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> koltroll: tried the mozilla ppa?
[20:42] <koltroll> ActionParsnip, I haven't no
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> koltroll: it will have a later build which may fix your issues
[20:43] <koltroll> ActionParsnip, ah yea seems like it. Thanks alot!
[20:43] <Belgarath_> Hi I just made the switch from Xubuntu... I want to change window size with Alt+Right mouse button instead of Alt+Middle button... Cant find a simple way... Anyone?
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> koltroll:np man
[20:43] <pfifo> erUSUL, so with cheese, could i play a mpeg file and capture the audio/video and stream it over the web viaflash, thereby tricking flash into thinking its a webcam?
[20:44] <`mOOse`> erUSUL, manycam will take any pic or movie and present it as a webcam
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> !info manycam
[20:44] <erUSUL> pfifo: do not thin so.... the wedsite you posted just looked like a silly toy to play with the webcam ;)
[20:45] <Trek> repost: Is it possible to write Ubuntu to a slaved HDD within Windows?  I don't think its possible, but I'm not sure if I'm right.
[20:46] <`mOOse`> erUSUL, it's useful for www.chatroulette.com ;-)
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> trek: you could use the usb writer thingy to write to the drive but its easier to boot to the cd and install normally
[20:46] <erUSUL> Trek: define "slaved HDD within Windows"
[20:46] <vikin> Hi!
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> trek: if you partition the other drive to have a small partition it might be dumb enough to work
[20:47] <vikin> Guys, does anyone of you know about a driver dor ext for windows 7?
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> trek: then use the rest for data
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> vikin: www.fs-driver.org maybe
[20:48] <Flamekebab> Suggestions on fixing a hard disk running JFS that fsck won't check due to corrupted superblocks?
[20:49] <jafo> Flamekebab: First of all, if the information is critical, use dd to take a copy of the disc before you do anything.
[20:49] <xase> Hello, Cheese fails to detect my camera properly, since re-install of the software. But only after i've shut my laptop lid and opened it...
[20:49] <harisund> Hey guys ... does 64 bit Ubuntu have its own IRC channel ?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> flamekebab: could try different fsck options. if fsck says its bad i'd say it doesnt look great
[20:49] <panfist_> is there something similar to compiz's window rules plugin for metacity? i'm trying to make a rule to prevent a window from ever minimizing
[20:49] <xase> I purged cheese because it kept taking burst photos, without being told to, every time I opened it.
[20:49] <erUSUL> harisund: no
[20:49] <Flamekebab> Hmm
[20:49] <koltroll> ActionParsnip, yaaaay. firebug is working yet again :)
[20:49] <harisund> erUSUL, thanks .
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> harisund: no, same one as 32bit, here
[20:49] <xase> problem still exists, and now I experience the issue with the camera after re-opening my laptop lid.
[20:49] <Flamekebab> jafo, I would but I don't consider the info that important
[20:50] <Flamekebab> I'm wondering if I can specify a different superblock
[20:50] <Flamekebab> Admittedly, I don't know what a superblock is
[20:50] <ChogyDan> xase: try gstreamer-properties
[20:50] <xase> Ok ChogyDan let me check this out.
[20:50] <xase> as gksu or normal ?
[20:50] <ChogyDan> n n n n normal
[20:51] <Bauer17> I am trying to set up a raid 1 with 1 drive runnung ubuntu, and 2 disks as the raid 1 can someone help with the setup I am close, but getting the error "Two file systems assigned the same mount point"
[20:51] <hiexpo> hello all
[20:51] <erUSUL> !details | Bauer17
[20:51] <jafo> I tried removing linux-image with "apt-get remove", Now I can't install anything because linux-ubuntu-modules is installed, and I can't remove linux-ubuntu-modules because it can't rebuild the initrd for the non-existent kernels.  Any ideas on how I can fix it other than editing the package database directly?  I really want to do "dpkg -r" and have it not run the prerm script, but I can't find details on doing that.
[20:52] <xase> Could not open /dev/video0
[20:52] <olympus> unignore ubuntu
[20:52] <raversfantasy> hello, iam used to use Pidgin in combination with the Indicator Applet to change the status
[20:52] <xase> But only after I shut my laptop lid.
[20:52] <hiexpo> ? tring to play pyscrabble and get errors can not connect to server
[20:53] <raversfantasy> But now since iam an Karmic-User this seems just to work with Empathy
[20:53] <jafo> Flamekebab: The superblock is a block of data with the basic information about the file-system, including where it can find other parts of the file-system.  It's kind of like a table of contents of a book, to strain a metaphor.
[20:53] <raversfantasy> only
[20:53] <erUSUL> xase: when the machine comes back form suspend it does not reload the wecam driver for same reason
[20:53] <Flamekebab> jafo, right
[20:53] <Flamekebab> so is it another word for the partition table?
[20:53] <xase> erUSUL: anyway to correct it?
[20:53] <xase> modprobe cron job?
[20:53] <Bauer17> I am installing ubuntu server 9.10 I have 3 drives, 1 500MG with ext 3 / and swap set up, and 2 1.5TB drives I am trying to set up raid1, i do have a screen shot of the current set up
[20:53] <raversfantasy> Does anybody know, how to set for example the applcation(pidgin) you want to controll over the indicator-applet ?
[20:53] <MuffinPimp> What does a blinking caps lock key mean?
[20:53] <xase> MuffinPimp: Usually an error with the laptop.
[20:53] <mathew> hello everyone
[20:54] <xase> Or the PC
[20:54] <jafo> Flamekebab: No, the partition table is to the disc as the superblock is to the file-system.  So there's a partition table that points to the partition, and within that partition there's a superblock that points to the file-system data.
[20:54] <MuffinPimp> xase: so like a kernel panic?
[20:54] <xase> Kernel panic has cause that here.
[20:54] <xase> MuffinPimp: is it HP?
[20:54] <xase> or compaq?
[20:54] <guntbert> MuffinPimp: more a hardware prob
[20:54] <MuffinPimp> xase: Acer
[20:54] <Flamekebab> jafo, I understand
[20:54] <xase> Ah unsure.
[20:54] <user__> ythtv
[20:54] <xase> Probably hardware.
[20:55] <Flamekebab> jafo, does that mean that if both my primary and secondary superblocks are hosed, the data is essentially lost?
[20:55] <xase> Plus kernel panic.
[20:55] <MuffinPimp> xase: Oh that's good to know
[20:55] <MuffinPimp> T_T
[20:55] <MuffinPimp> xase: could It be faulty ram?
[20:55] <mathew> can someone help me with my suspend problem on my desktop pc
[20:55] <lumis> Hai, got Karmic on my Samsung N140 an
[20:55] <xase> I've had it caused by that on an HP
[20:55] <bk> bk66md
[20:55] <lumis> oops, hit enter too soon
[20:55] <lumis> my bad
[20:55] <user__> Ive set the ip to wake on lan, I have problems connecting to the backend, when running in a terminal it outputs 2010-02-09 21:54:37.468 MythContext: Wake-On-Lan in progress, waiting..., whats wrong?
[20:56] <user__> ive set the ip to localhost*****
[20:56] <jafo> Flamekebab: As someone else said, it's not looking good.  The data may still be there, depending on whether whatever corrupted the superblock also corrupted the data.  But getting at it is not going to be easy.  If it happened to me, I'd be re-formatting and reloading from backups.  But, I usually have pretty good backups.
[20:56] <Ragelor> hm - does anyone know, which package i have to install, if i want to use the settings:/ in konqueror (for intrepid)
[20:56] <xase> I plugged a faulty 2 gig into my laptop once, and ever since then it won't detect anything higher than 2 gigs :D
[20:56] <erUSUL> xase: /etc/default/acpi-support <<<< add the module here
[20:56] <panfist_> has anyone noticed a problem with seamless mode and compiz, where windows on the guest OS will jump in front of host windows?
[20:56] <xase> erUSUL: question, how can I tell which module it uses?
[20:57] <Flamekebab> jafo, I don't have the time or resources to frequently make 500GB backups
[20:57] <xase> Lspci?
[20:57] <BHoward> @panfist it use to happen to me then it just randomly stopped
[20:57] <mathew> as soon as i enter suspend mode, my computer wakes up
[20:57] <Flamekebab> I think the data is still there, how would I go about recovering it?
[20:57] <erUSUL> xase: use "lsmod" to list loaded modules on a working sitution
[20:57] <xase> ok so after a reboot.
[20:57] <raversfantasy> Has anybody an Idea if there is a possibility to controll Pidgin over the Indicator-Applet
[20:57] <erUSUL> xase: shoud be the modules related to v4l
[20:57] <raversfantasy> Iam using Karmic Koala
[20:57] <Bauer17> anyone have any expierience with ubuntu forums?  I signed up so i could post a question as it said that I can't post until I am activated.  how long does it take to get "activated"?
[20:57] <xase> ok I'll try that.
[20:58] <lumis> Hai, got Karmic on my Samsung N140 and recently WICD has taken forever to connect; it lags on 'Obtaining IP address...' then fails. Usually takes upwards of 20 attempts to get it to connect. Got the net819xp driver installed through ndiswrapper... When it finally connects, there's some problem with the DNS because then it won't resolve any domain names. Anyone got any ideas?
[20:58] <vinse> ok, linux newb, and one of my biggest problems is getting used to the file system.  i dont know where things are going when i install them, and i don't know where to put things
[20:58] <erUSUL> xase: you add the module name in this line --->    MODULES=""
[20:58] <olympus> Bauer17:did you check your email for the confirmation in
[20:58] <jafo> Flamekebab: IMHO, backups are not optional.  I'm backing up something around 5TB of discs just counting my personal computers, so I can assure you it's a solvable problem.
[20:58] <xase> OK :D
[20:58] <xase> Brb
[20:58] <erUSUL> !fhs | vinse
[20:58] <vinse> any standards about what all the files are for? /etc vs /usr vs /etc
[20:58] <Bauer17> yes have not recieved anything... I am able to log in though
[20:58] <vinse> ah, it's a faq ;)
[20:59] <Ragelor> does anyone know, which package i have to install, if i want to use the settings:/ in konqueror (for intrepid)
[20:59] <olympus> Bauer17: Hmmm..then i'm stumped
[20:59] <erUSUL> Ragelor: #kubuntu should know better than us
[20:59] <Tamnakz> Is it possible to install ubuntu on a HDD without being able to boot to the disk/iso?
[20:59] <jafo> Can anyone point me at the dpkg database?  I thought it was under /var/lib/dpkg, but I'm not seeing it there.
[21:00] <erUSUL> !install | Tamnakz
[21:00] <MuffinPimp> Also how do I get into the boot selection screen to choose memtest86+?
[21:00] <Ragelor> i have xubuntu with konqueror installed by hand ...
[21:00] <MuffinPimp> it just skips straight to the latest kernel
[21:00] <MaTaTaK> anyone here with suspend problems?
[21:01] <Bauer17> under a raid device (softward raid) what should the mount be, I have ubuntu installed on its own drive
[21:01] <Matisse> hi
[21:01] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: how much ram/swap do you have?
[21:01] <sam555> hello all!
[21:01] <MaTaTaK> i have 1GB of ram, swap i don't know i'm still kind of new to linux
[21:02] <sam555> where is the log located that tells you why Ubuntu crashed?
[21:02] <panfist_> is anyone running virtualbox seamless mode plus compiz?
[21:02] <waggy> Every time I try to use apt my internet connection drops out.  I'm on Karmic using a Sony Vaio... Any ideas?
[21:02] <Matisse> can somebody help me with sound in dosbox? it seems to have a lack (or however I should call it) every 2 seconds, the music is interrupted
[21:02] <Jooder492> can you convert a windows driver into linux?
[21:02] <gregor_> yeah
[21:03] <Jooder492> how?
[21:03] <MaTaTaK> MuffinPimp: i'm not scared to tweak linux cause i have done it before but nothing worked. I think it might be a swap problem. how do i check how much swap i have?
[21:03] <jafo> Jooder492: Pain and suffering.
[21:03] <tessarakt2> does the Ubuntu netbook remix installation image contain a text-mode installer?
[21:03] <gregor_> jou need the sys en inf file
[21:03] <waggy> Matisse, its dropping out.  You perhaps need to tweak the audio settings
[21:03] <Jooder492> ok
[21:03] <Jooder492> =\
[21:03] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: to hibernate you need to have as much swap as you have ram
[21:04] <Matisse> waggy, is it a caching problem?
[21:04] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: so if you have 1 gig of ram you need 1 gig or more of swap
[21:04] <waggy> sam555, /var/log
[21:04] <sam555> thanks waggy
[21:05] <Bauer17> under a raid device (software raid) what should the mount be, I have ubuntu installed on its own drive then 2 drived that I am going to use as a file server
[21:05] <waggy> Matisse, perhaps.  It will be using emulation so you might need to set the Acceleration up too
[21:05] <waggy> sam555, np
[21:05] <MaTaTaK> MuffinPimp: how do i do that? i don't use hibernate. i'm using linux mint 8 which is the same as ubuntu. i'm duel booting with windows xp pro
[21:05] <guntbert> !mint | MaTaTaK
[21:05] <waggy> so, come on... has _no-one_ ever come across apt causing your internet connection to disappear?
[21:06] <waggy> MaTaTaK, you can check how much swap you have in System Monitor
[21:06] <MaTaTaK> waggy: ok i'll try that now
[21:07] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: well anyway what I just said only apply's to hibernate it should suspend just fine
[21:07] <waggy> MaTaTaK, gparted will allow you to resize partitions (including swap).. use a livecd and deselect the livecd from using swap then resize
[21:09] <xase> ... erUSUL, I have pastebinned both working LSMOD output, and nonworking state...
[21:09] <MaTaTaK> muffinPimp: okay i think i have 899.8MB of swap and 1002.2MB of memory
[21:09] <xase> I can see what's wrong, in a video section, but unsure of how to handle it.
[21:10] <alabd> Can we order ubuntu cd for free yet ?
[21:10] <tasslehoff> !digikam
[21:10] <IrCYop> How do I check which versions of applications are available to me to install with apt-get, then how do I install the unstable package
[21:11] <xase> alabd, Shipit?
[21:11] <xase> !shipit
[21:11] <xase> Bah
[21:11] <xase> See.
[21:11] <xase> :D
[21:11] <FloodBot4> xase: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:11] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: yeah but your computer should suspend just fine it just won't hibernate if there is more swap then ram
[21:11] <MuffinPimp> err
[21:11] <tasslehoff> how do I check which version of digikam is in 9.10 (in this channel)? isn't there a trigger of some sort?
[21:11] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: rame then swap
[21:11] <MuffinPimp> ram*
[21:12] <MuffinPimp> !grub
[21:12] <MuffinPimp> O_o
[21:12] <diddy> Is msdos filesystem fat32?
[21:12] <MuffinPimp> !grub2
[21:12] <MaTaTaK> MuffinPimp: it enters suspend but wakes up as soon as it enters so i guess i have to resize the swap
[21:12] <CShadowRun> !info digikam | tasslehoff
[21:13] <ZykoticK9> diddy, good question for ##windows (but no)
[21:13] <MuffinPimp> MaTaTaK: yeah try that
[21:13] <tasslehoff> CShadowRun: thanks :)
[21:13] <MaTaTaK> so do i have to delete my linux or can i just resize it?
[21:14] <waggy> MaTaTaK, you can resize
[21:14] <ZykoticK9> MuffinPimp, why are you helping MaTaTaK?  you should be directing him to a Mint support group - Mint isn't supported here!  (If it's "the same" why doesn't he install Ubuntu, then he can get support in this channel?)
[21:14] <waggy> backup 1st
[21:14] <GSF1200S> can anyone tell me why the / partition of ubuntu is taking almost 27GB when I installed yesterday?
[21:15] <zvacet> I try to install eqinox following http://equinox-project.org/wiki/UbuntuInstallation but get error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/mc91d00c
[21:15] <waggy> ZykoticK9, because this is a general question that is not really Ubuntu specific. and there is a larger community here
[21:15] <klappi> GSF1200S: try xdiskusage to find out ^^
[21:15] <MaTaTaK> i can install ubuntu right now if i want, i'm sorry if i made anyone upset :( i just heard that mint 8 is based off of ubuntu and so far it looks the same just diffrent menu
[21:16] <waggy> ZykoticK9, and as for why doesn't he install Ubuntu instead?  Well perhaps they want certain packages that mint offers
[21:16] <diddy> ZykoticK9, why for windows? Ubuntu supports those file systems.
[21:16] <maxtor> Hi there, i need help updating from ubuntu 5.4 to the latest using APT.
[21:16] <waggy> MaTaTaK, take no notice.. Linux is about _community_
[21:16] <xase> MaTaTak I use Ubuntu...
[21:16] <xase> With the mint menu
[21:17] <MaTaTaK> i like ubuntu it was my first linux and i never wanted to use any other i just tried this one to see if it would fix my problem but it didn't i will install ubuntu though cause i like it better
[21:17] <zvacet> maxtor : if it is not mistake and you have 5.4 back up your data and do fresh install
[21:17]  * waggy think by falling out over mint and ubuntu we're flooding the channel
[21:17] <klappi> maxtor: i would make a good backup first ^^
[21:17] <diddy> I had used a fat32 USB that I had formatted under Windows XP with my DVD player to watch movies on my TV. However, no matter what I do I can not get it to work if I format it to fat32 under Ubuntu.
[21:17] <xase> MaTaTaK what problem?
[21:18] <maxtor> Problem is, only OS cd here i have is 5.04 i have no means of downloading a new cd.
[21:18] <waggy> xase: hibernate-suspend i think
[21:18] <MaTaTaK> the suspend problem not working in either distro
[21:18] <maxtor> Only way i can think is APT-get
[21:18] <ZykoticK9> diddy, msdos uses FAT12 or FAT16
[21:18] <maxtor> :(
[21:18] <tp43> suspend works fine for me
[21:18] <waggy> 5.04... oldskool bro
[21:18] <FuzzyFox0> hey all
[21:19] <FuzzyFox0> I setup a localhost today however I am having an issue
[21:19] <tp43> not in debian though, but when I installed ubuntu, it works
[21:19] <xase> Oh man, I wish I could help =/
[21:19] <Flamekebab> jafo, whilst backups may be crucial to you, the contents of this hard disk are reproducable with a little effort. As I said, I simply don't have the cash to buy hard disks to make backups of everything. That said, what are my options with regards to data recovery?
[21:19] <MaTaTaK> i can enter suspend but like 1 sec later it wakes up
[21:19] <xase> suspend/hibernate is a pain.
[21:19] <xase> Do you have a stuck key?
[21:19] <xase> And before saying no... are you sure?
[21:19] <waggy> FuzzyFox0, ask, dont flood
[21:19] <diddy> ZykoticK9, I formated the USB stick with mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/sdd1 but when looking at the properties in Nautilus it says msdos file system and my DVD player says "empty stick" even though there is a movie on it.
[21:19] <IP-v6> hi chan !
[21:19] <IP-v6> why does empathy set automatically status from hidden to busy? can it be bug ?
[21:19] <MaTaTaK> xase: it is, i remember running into problems when using ubuntu on my laptop
[21:19] <facade_> Hullo
[21:19] <maxtor> My apt dont seem to update eather, i think its looking in the wrong locations for its files, when i tell it apt-get update it updates in seconds but not downloading any updates
[21:19] <zvacet> maxtor:  you have to go with upgrades to unsupported and then to the supported releases it is easier and quicker to download latest release
[21:20] <maxtor> as if it has everything.
[21:20] <xase> Hmm
[21:20] <FuzzyFox0> MenZa: that server we setup ealier, is there a way to stop it using my computer's root?
[21:20] <xase> I dunno
[21:20] <FuzzyFox0> as the server root
[21:20] <xase> I really hate UPS... they should run Linux... I wonder if they do.
[21:20] <MaTaTaK> but now i know it must be the swap file not being the same size as my ram
[21:20] <FuzzyFox0> (lamp stack)
[21:20] <waggy> diddy, use gparted, it saves getting a flag wrong when using the terminal and formatting
[21:20] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Humm; I've always run the daemon as root myself, I *think*
[21:20] <ZykoticK9> diddy, i don't do any Microsoft "stuff" i'm not the person to ask (mind you i do have an M.C.S.E, lol)
[21:20] <xase> MaTaTak, it should be larger than your ram...
[21:20] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Unless it uses www-data?
[21:20] <xase> How much Ram
[21:20] <xase> ?
[21:20] <FuzzyFox0> the server docs are in /var/www
[21:20] <zvacet> maxtor:  reason is you use unsupported version so no updates for that
[21:20] <MuffinPimp> But anyway how do I use memtest86+ with the new grub?
[21:21] <fabio125> hi, how do u know ho to get shadows for the plasma tooltip using compiz?
[21:21] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Could you run ps aux | grep apache2 for me please?
[21:21] <FuzzyFox0> sure
[21:21] <MaTaTaK> xase: well in xp it says i have 1024mb, in ubuntu its 1002mb
[21:21] <ZykoticK9> diddy, i think Nautilus probably just calls any FAT file system msdos (even though it technically isn't)
[21:21] <diddy> waggy, gparted won't do anything to the stick. The context menu only provides the option "information". Everything else is greyed out.
[21:21] <panfist_> is anyone running virtualbox seamless mode plus compiz?
[21:21] <xase> how much swap?
[21:21] <maxtor> Is there a way i can upgrade it just a little, then upgrade it again from there.
[21:21] <waggy> FuzzyFox0, install rapache and you can manage your install easier
[21:21] <MenZa> !anyone | panfist_
[21:21] <maxtor> eventualy getting a supported system
[21:22] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Unnecessary.
[21:22] <waggy> diddy, try running it as root
[21:22] <MenZa> Er, waggy* ^
[21:22] <xase> I have 4 gigs ram here and 4.5gig swap
[21:22] <daftykins> maxtor: do you have the lines referring to the CD at the top of your sources.list? re: your updates completing so quick
[21:22] <waggy> MenZa, ?
[21:22] <ZykoticK9> panfist_, under karmic if i switch to seamless mode it brakes the VM totally?!
[21:22] <MaTaTaK> xase: looking at my system monitor it says Swap 0 bytes (0.0%) of 899.8mb
[21:22] <FuzzyFox0> http://pastebin.com/m2924a31
[21:22] <zvacet> maxtor:  it will look like this 5.4>5.10>6.06>6.10>7.04>7.10>8.04>8.10>9.04>9.10
[21:22] <FuzzyFox0> MenZa: ^^
[21:22] <panfist_> when running virtualbox seamless mode and compiz, is there a way to prevent the guest OS windows from randomly popping in front of host windows randomly
[21:22] <xase> ahh
[21:22] <noctiphile> Was it ever determined why upgrading to 9.10 caused so many wireless connections to stop working?
[21:23] <maxtor> daftykins,  i think it is trying to do that, im not sure where to find the sources list its been a while since ive used linux.
[21:23] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: So it runs the primary daemon as root, but the daemons it spawns run as www-data, which doesn't seem like a bad option.
[21:23] <panfist_> zykotick9 are you running OSE or the closed version?
[21:23] <xase> swap should be at least 1024 if not just a squeeze more to make sure.
[21:23] <diddy> waggy, I ran it as root
[21:23] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Besides, Apache is safe enough to use, and as are the modules included
[21:23] <wysiwyg_> does this os suport packet captureing and have a capture driver installed?
[21:23] <daftykins> maxtor: hit alt+f2, run dialogue window should appear, then type "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list" and pastebin us the file for a look-see
[21:23] <maxtor> since theres no cd in anymore i beleve it checks for cd, realises theres no cd there then stops the update
[21:23] <ZykoticK9> panfist_, PUEL (closed source)
[21:23] <daftykins> !pastebin > maxtor
[21:23] <bananas> zz
[21:23] <guntbert> !sudo | waggy I guess yout this anyway :)
[21:23] <bananas> #
[21:24] <guntbert> you meant
[21:24] <GSF1200S> klappi: it just shows 27GB of space as used with "permission denied" even if I open xdiskusage as root
[21:24] <FuzzyFox0> MenZa I would like to have it so that all files in /var/www think that that is /
[21:24] <MaTaTaK> xase: if i install ubuntu using the liveCD, do i click on advance when it comes to installing it on my drive along side XP?
[21:24] <waggy> MenZa, was that aimed at me?  I already told fuzzy to get straight to the point and ask the Q ;0)
[21:24] <FuzzyFox0> like with lampp
[21:24] <IrCYop> Anyone know of an ubuntu package for trac 0.12
[21:24] <maxtor> in sources.list there  is nothing writen there
[21:25] <maxtor> in gedit
[21:25] <zvacet> maxtor:  why do you want to do it hard way with so many upgrades something can go wrong and with downloaded CD you can always reinstall and it will be faster
[21:25] <daftykins> maxtor: sure you didn't typo?
[21:25] <waggy> guntbert, yout?  of course I meant run with superuser privs
[21:25] <maxtor> zvacet,  i have no drives that can burn.
[21:25] <alabd> when firefox open a flash stream crashesh how to close the page ?
[21:25] <xase> yes
[21:25] <facade_> Sorry for intruding, but I want a program that makes random words from a list I give it.
[21:26] <daftykins> alabd: as in you've got it trying to open the same crashing tab so it's in a loop?
[21:26] <zvacet> maxtor:  are you dual booting
[21:26] <waggy> maxtor, you sure you got the right sources.lst
[21:26] <MaTaTaK> sounds good... i'll look at some guides on google too! thanks
[21:26] <infid> how come 'apt-get install git' says 'installing gnuit' instead?
[21:26] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Is the server running alright for you?
[21:26] <BHoward> @facade can you explain a little more?
[21:26] <maxtor> on top of gedit is says sources.list' (/home/maxtor/'/etc/apt) - gedit
[21:26] <FuzzyFox0> MenZa well, I am trying to fix this first issue
[21:26] <MenZa> Sounds like you want git-core, infid
[21:27] <alabd> daftykins: no now humble can not do anything in firefox
[21:27] <waggy> maxtor: should be    /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:27] <maxtor> na im not dual booting :(
[21:27] <wysiwyg_> does this set up /CaptureSupport - support packet capturing, e.g. capture support is enabled / a capture driver is installed
[21:27] <facade_> similar to this site (http://www.nexi.com/fun/rw/index.html)
[21:27] <daftykins> alabd: there's a switch for firefox, i know it on windows but not Linux, open a terminal and try "firefox -profilemanager" and see if you get the option to reset your profile / create a clean one
[21:27] <zvacet> maxtor:  do you have usb
[21:28] <klappi> GSF1200S: use du then to search
[21:28] <tgm4883> so I just bought a new hard drive for an old laptop, the bios reports the drive is 137GB, but palimpsest disk utility says it is 250GB (the drive is a 250GB WD drive). Is this going to cause me trouble if I try installing on this drive?
[21:28] <FuzzyFox0> I realy do need it to use /var/www as the root and not /
[21:28] <diddy> If I want to create a USB stick under Ubuntu that any DVD player can read do I have to make it bootable or anything else? I can not understand why it is that difficult.
[21:28] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: What's using / as root? Apache uses /var/www
[21:28] <zvacet> I try to install eqinox following http://equinox-project.org/wiki/UbuntuInstallation but get error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/mc91d00c please help!
[21:29] <Guest57079> hi guys, i downloaded a torrent from the net (it s legal, it s a demo of some plasma tv) but i don t know how to watch it
[21:29] <tessarakt2> diddy: probably not
[21:29] <Guest57079> bdmv files
[21:29] <facade_> I want to enter (cat feline snow chill ice kitty) an have it output some random words using the input.
[21:29] <wysiwyg_> or is there something i have to ?
[21:29] <MenZa> zvacet: Try going to your home folder with 'cd'
[21:29] <tessarakt2> the DVD player is supposed to read things like .mp3s or .avis?
[21:29] <thenthenio> For setting up a LAMP server: apache2 mysql-server and which package for php?
[21:29] <FuzzyFox0> yes but if I try to link to any file in a html file e.g. ./assets.html it tries to get the file from /
[21:29] <aiwa> How do i butn a music cd using banshee media player?
[21:29] <Gnea> Guest57079: try mplayer
[21:29] <FuzzyFox0> not from /var/www
[21:29] <maxtor> http://www.pastebin.org/89151
[21:29] <Guest57079> Gnea: mplayer? that s it?
[21:29] <daftykins> thenthenio: there are plenty of guides online. probably mysql-server. run "apt-cache search mysql server" for more info
[21:30] <maxtor> zwaget i dont unfortunetly
[21:30] <Gnea> Guest57079: see what happens
[21:30] <zvacet> MenZa:  I´m in my home directory but I made new folder there to download
[21:30] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: It shouldn't do that with the default configuration.  does it have a # before it?
[21:30] <maxtor> zwaget i have camera's and stuff that have sd cards in them, xbox's and stuff read them as external drives?
[21:30] <Gnea> so install it :)
[21:30] <MenZa> zvacet: Yes, but the guide stupidly suggests that you make that directory as root. You can fix it with "sudo chown $USER:$USER ~/sourcecode" though.
[21:30] <Gnea> !info mplayer
[21:30] <diddy> What could I be doing wrong?
[21:31] <aiwa> Does anybody know how to burn a music cd using the bashee music player???? pleasseee
[21:31] <MenZa> zvacet: Then you should be able to do the other steps as they appear.
[21:31] <facade_> BHoward:similar to this site (http://www.nexi.com/fun/rw/index.html)
[21:31] <maxtor> no # before that
[21:31] <mattgyver> hey guys, is there a better remote desktop manager then, Remote Desktop?  Id like something like TSclient that can manage multiple sessions better
[21:31] <daftykins> maxtor: yeah so it's defaulting to CD. put a # in front, save it, then run "sudo apt-get update" from command line again
[21:31] <diddy> How does Windows XP format the USB differently than Ubuntu? I thought fat32 is fat32.
[21:31] <wysiwyg_> ok how do i go about granting a program privlages?
[21:31] <seren> hello, no matter what I change I can't find out how to allow apache2 to write from a symlink to my home directory, the symlinks are /var/www/wtorrent/torrents and /var/www/wtorrent/data they point to ~/Downloads/Finished and ~/Downloads/Add,  here is a paste of the revelant info http://pastie.org/817082
[21:31] <daftykins> maxtor: wait i messed up
[21:31] <thenthenio> waggy: thank you!
[21:31] <Gnea> diddy: fat32 != fat16
[21:31] <wysiwyg_> oh checking to see if i have a capture driver installed?
[21:32] <maxtor> ok dude
[21:32] <Gnea> diddy: and they actually format the same, it's there are different defaults between the two
[21:32] <waggy> thenthenio, no worries.. you could just have installed using tasksel
[21:32] <diddy> Gnea, huh? Yes I know and ext3 != fat32
[21:32] <aiwa> hey how do i burn a music cd on ubuntu?
[21:32] <waggy> seren, you need to setup virtualhosts using rapache
[21:32] <maxtor> Should i be removing one of the #'s as well to make it target one of the urls on the sources list?
[21:33] <unimatrix> how do i store something into a variable in shell and keep the line breaks?
[21:33] <Gnea> diddy: mkfs.vfat has a number of options to make it like XP
[21:33] <diddy> Gnea, could you please tell me which one that is?
[21:33] <seren> waggy i assume there is a article in wiki?
[21:33] <MHz128> Is there a graphical macro recorder available in the repo's?
[21:33] <IrCYop> Anyone know of an ubuntu package for trac 0.12
[21:33] <daftykins> maxtor: yeah, that's what i didn't realise,try this: http://www.pastebin.org/89152
[21:33] <MHz128> ie. mouse clicks and key strokes
[21:33] <waggy> seren,  yeah google will give you a head start
[21:33] <Gnea> diddy: not off the top of my head right now, but man mkfs.vfat explains them all
[21:33] <zvacet> MenZa:  TNX  8-)
[21:34] <FuzzyFox0> MenZa http://pastebin.com/dadb5612 http://pastebin.com/d67dcf039
[21:34] <phirestalker> Where can I find a repo for VLC that is compiled with the --enable-loader option?
[21:35] <aiwa> so no one here ever burned a music cd on linux?
[21:35] <diddy> Gnea, it only has the useful option -F 32 which I used. And that didn't work. I don't see anything else in the man page that would make a difference.
[21:35] <Darkben> aiwa: Use Brasero
[21:35] <waggy> IrCYop, sudo apt-cache show = no.. Maybe a ppa?
[21:36] <aiwa> Darkben: Thank you
[21:36] <maxtor> ok think it saved
[21:36] <daftykins> maxtor: cool, sudo apt-get update in terminal worky? :>
[21:36] <seren> waggy: imm assuming rapache is just a script to write a virtual host configuraiton?
[21:36] <seren> s/imm/im
[21:36] <ZykoticK9> aiwa, although it requires all the KDE libs to be install K3b is one of the most popular burning programs in Linux - it's much better in my opinion then anything Gnome based
[21:37] <waggy> rapache is a GUI manager for apache.
[21:37] <Guest57079> mplayer bugs
[21:37] <Gnea> diddy: try this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent#Formatting%20the%20partitions
[21:37] <thenthenio> apt-get install webmin does not find it... Is there a repo to add to /etc/apt/sources.list or do I need to manually donload and install?
[21:37] <maxtor> yes :) way 2 go
[21:37] <maxtor> :D
[21:37] <Guest57079> it can t read the m2ts
[21:37] <seren> waggy o i c
[21:37] <maxtor> thanks mate
[21:37] <ZykoticK9> thenthenio, webmin is not supported on debian/ubuntu
[21:37] <daftykins> maxtor: no problem :)
[21:37] <ubuntu> we
[21:37] <thenthenio> Ugh!
[21:37] <ubuntu> hi
[21:38] <waggy> seren, http://picasaweb.google.com/emgentili/Rapache#
[21:38] <diddy> Gnea, that is funny. That is exactly the tutorial that I used.
[21:38] <wysiwyg_> is this the wrong place to ask this?
[21:38] <ubuntu> i'm gianni.. i'm italian
[21:38] <IrCYop> waggy: it shows Version: 0.11.5-2ubuntu1
[21:38] <maxtor> some things it failed on while updating, which i can understand down to the age of this release,
[21:38] <daftykins> !it | ubuntu
[21:38] <maxtor> but im hoping ill get somwhere on some kind of update
[21:38] <ZykoticK9> !webmin > thenthenio
[21:38] <seren> i still dont know how this is going to help me I rather use vi
[21:38] <ubuntu> sorry look http://gianni91.altervista.org/untitled folder.zip
[21:38] <ubuntu> :(
[21:39] <daftykins> maxtor: yeah just bear in mind you have to go through every single version in sequence, so you might wanna find a guide on what hoary hedgehog users should start by running
[21:39] <ZykoticK9> thenthenio, but the ebox or whatever ubottu suggests IS NOT like webmin
[21:39] <diddy> Gnea, the questions is. Which type must the partition be? 0C?
[21:39] <seren> i have virtual hosts in my configiguration, apache wont write to a symlink, is there something im missing?
[21:39] <daftykins> ubuntu: i wouldn't recommend anyone to download your zip file without an explanation as to what your problem is.
[21:39] <llamanathan> Can I ask some questions about terminal here?
[21:39] <Guest57079> can t see a bdmv file... is there a way?
[21:39] <daftykins> llamanathan: ask away or try offtopic
[21:39] <maxtor> haha, maybe i could use hoary hedgehog for now for basic browsing, for now.. all i need is flash. and sound lol
[21:40] <seren> hello, no matter what I change I can't find out how to allow apache2 to write from a symlink to my home directory, the symlinks are /var/www/wtorrent/torrents and /var/www/wtorrent/data they point to ~/Downloads/Finished and ~/Downloads/Add,  here is a paste of the revelant info http://pastie.org/817082
[21:40] <Darkben> !ask
[21:40] <daftykins> maxtor: to be honest there is a lot of pain caused by upgrades, if i were you i'd get a friend to write a newer version to CD for you :)
[21:40] <llamanathan> off-topic said not to ask there... Can I open a dir in a gui via the terminal?
[21:40] <Caplain> whats the best way to convert ntfs to ext3?
[21:40] <Guest57079> llamanathan: use nautilus
[21:40] <waggy> waggy, yep..  can't find a ppa either
[21:41] <hyperstream> Caplain, google :D
[21:41] <seren> llamanathan: i would use thunar
[21:41] <maxtor> yeah, ill have to do that, i used to enjoy linux alot but my pc broke never bothered to fix it till today, i used to run xubuntu or somthing :|
[21:41] <Caplain> hyperstream, but thats what you're for :)
[21:41] <maxtor> one with all the graphics and stuf
[21:41] <seren> llamanathan: nautilus gives me problems from ssh so i use thurnar
[21:41] <maxtor> stuff*
[21:41] <hyperstream> Caplain, negative. but i can help you on the subject one sec
[21:41] <harisund> Can not find -lXi ... what library could Xi be?
[21:41] <maxtor> to be hounest i found it a problem though, very buggy :P
[21:41] <waggy> Caplain, backup to a seperate drive then reformat? (simple but effective)
[21:41] <Caplain> hyperstream, gladly appreciated
[21:41] <maxtor> that was 2 years or so ago
[21:42] <Caplain> eeek maybe, waggy
[21:42] <hyperstream> Caplain, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Convert+nfts+ext3+ubuntu
[21:42] <hyperstream> :P
[21:42] <llamanathan> I'm not doing it remotely. I would just like to be able to open something in Nautilus via terminal
[21:42] <ghigomatto> buonasera a tutti
[21:42] <Darkben> exit
[21:42] <seren> waggy is there a more etailed explination you can suggest, i dont need a gui to edit the configurations
[21:42] <hyperstream> Caplain, fix my typo, but you get the idea :D
[21:42] <seren> detailed*
[21:42] <Caplain> hyperstream, you're cute
[21:42] <Jerph> Hi, is this linux?
[21:42] <Jerph> j/k
[21:43] <waggy> llamanathan, open _something_? you mean a _location_???
[21:43] <daftykins> this... is... ubuntu! </300>
[21:43] <CyberGabber> MHz128: Maybe 'xmacro' (see synaptic) - 'xmacrorec can be used to record mouse and keyboard events on any X11 display'
[21:43] <diddy> I feel kind of stupid as an Ubuntu user having to go to my neighbor who uses Windows XP to ask him to format my USB stick with FAT32. He is going to laugh at me and ask me why I use Ubuntu.
[21:43] <Caplain> thanks, sorry i didnt google, etc
[21:43] <llamanathan> a directory yes
[21:43] <seren> diddy: mkfd.vfat
[21:43] <seren> mkfs.vfat
[21:43] <hyperstream> diddy, im pretty sure you can do it in ubuntu...
[21:43] <hyperstream> !fat32
[21:43] <Guest57079> http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/lire_un_blu-ray for my problem
[21:43] <seren> diddy: why use windows for that?
[21:43] <diddy> seren, that is what I have been using. See above.
[21:43] <waggy> seren, why do you need a symlink?  why not just setup the location of the virtual host as your folder in home (where you try to link to)
[21:44] <ZykoticK9> llamanathan, just use "nautilus /$dir"
[21:44] <diddy> seren, because my DVD player does not recognize the USB stick if I formatted it with mkfs.vat -f32 /dev/sdd
[21:44] <seren> waggy because i have a folder in my web dir that is pointing to my home folder
[21:44] <llamanathan> Thanks!
[21:44] <MHz128> CyberGabber, awesome! thanks
[21:44] <MHz128> CyberGabber, have you used it before?
[21:44] <Makaidos> fn,fnsf
[21:44] <Makaidos> What's up everyone
[21:44] <seren> diddy: blame your dvd player
[21:45] <diddy> seren, no it works if I format it under Win XP
[21:45] <diddy> with fat32
[21:45] <waggy> seren, yeah, but what I'm saying is, and perhaps I'm not following you here, but why not just setup /home/name/torrents/w/e as your virtual host direct?
[21:45] <ZykoticK9> llamanathan, the "/$dir" if an X variable but whatever directory you want there like "nautilus /tmp" for example
[21:45] <seren> waggy: did you look at my paste?
[21:45] <llamanathan> right. I understood that
[21:45] <waggy> seren, no sorry, I'll have a look
[21:46] <seren> waggy: i have my downloads folder in my virtual host
[21:46] <MenZa> FuzzyFox0: Nothing has access to /
[21:46] <Jerph> If any of you have used windows 7, it has a few nice keyboard shortcuts: win+up = maximize; win+left = move window to left half of monitor, vertically maximized; win+shift+left = move window one monitor to the left, keeping maximize/restore state
[21:46] <ZykoticK9> llamanathan, sorry - i had some confusion yesterday when i used a $ so i thought i'd just clarify :)
[21:46] <seren> waggy: o crud i only added the web root
[21:46] <Jerph> is there a way to do the later 2 on ubuntu?
[21:46] <daftykins> Jerph: yeah i miss those whenever i use any other ver of windows now :(
[21:46] <seren> waggy: one sec
[21:47] <Jerph> daftykins: Don't fret! http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic21703.html
[21:47] <Jerph> I have Xp figured out, now on to ubuntu
[21:47] <Jerph> :0
[21:47] <daftykins> haha
[21:47] <daftykins> you could probably do it with compiz.