[00:00] <joelmob> how do i remove the firewall in ubuntu server
[00:00] <Logan_WP> thanks tsimpson
[00:00] <freebse> BuenGuenio: type it in a terminal that is it, to make it permanent add it to startup programs
[00:00] <Logan_WP> ...
[00:00] <CryonicCore> !ops
[00:00] <tsimpson> CryonicCore: yes?
[00:00] <mneptok> CryonicCore: bad strategy
[00:00] <joseAway> Good grief.
[00:01] <mneptok> joseAway: cat the file and see what it does :)
[00:01] <joseAway> Why does /etc/cron.daily/apt take so long?
[00:01] <BuenGenio> freebse, Alt+F2 -> gnome-volume-control-applet -> doesn't appear in the pane
[00:01] <BuenGenio> l
[00:01] <BuenGenio> is it because I'm running Docky?
[00:01] <xomp> hi, trying to setup an hybrid-ircd on my ubuntu server and I installed it via apt-get install hybrid-ircd and all went well, except there is absolutely NO ircd.conf in /etc/ircd-hybrid/ircd.conf lilke every bit of ubuntu's help files and hybrid-ircd's websites say there should be lol, please help!
[00:01] <BuenGenio> as well as panek
[00:01] <BuenGenio> panel
[00:01] <anonboots> Logan_WP: i did use that wizard.
[00:01] <BuenGenio> gnome-panel
[00:01] <joseAway> mneptok: I don't speak shell fluently. I'm worried because I'm on a shared machine, over ssh, and I started to run-parts without putting it in a screen to detach
[00:01] <Logan_WP> !enter | BuenGenio
[00:02] <anonboots> Logan_WP: I unplugged the printer. I reset it. They only thing I havent done is restarted my box.
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: so, if I close my ssh session while it is running... will bad things happen?
[00:02] <mneptok> joseAway: it checks for software updates. you can safely stop the process.
[00:02] <induz> I get error when i insert/give command: tar Zxvf??
[00:02] <freebse> BuenGenio: okay I admit I have debian, but still it does over here, maybe it is called something else in ubuntu, I can also add a volume control from the panel menu
[00:02] <BuenGenio> another issue - apt-get/aptitude  don't want to work through proxy
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: okay, that's what I thought/hoped :]]
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: what's a ballpark runtime for that?
[00:02] <mneptok> joseAway: claro que si.
[00:03] <Joeb454> bodhizazen: I think it's something to do with kernel config options
[00:03] <BuenGenio> have export http_proxy in bash, and apt says couldn't retrieve
[00:03] <mneptok> joseAway: depends on network speed and latency
[00:03] <Jordan_U> freebse: This is not #debian. This channel is for Ubuntu support only.
[00:03] <mneptok> Jordan_U: freebse is giving help, not asking for it
[00:04]  * mneptok shrugs
[00:04] <freebse> Jordan_U: so what where is the big difference... I was just saying that maybe in a few times there could be a difference
[00:04] <BillSunday> What mirror should I select for Natty Narwhal on PS3? I live in the USA.
[00:04] <Jordan_U> freebse: Sorry, missed the context. Ignore my previous comment.
[00:04] <anonboots> xomp: It is called example.conf
[00:04] <anonboots> xomp: You must edit it, and rename it ircd.conf
[00:04] <joseAway> mneptok: high speed, average latency. Should be less than five minutes, yes? Does it increase if it has not been run in a long time?
[00:05] <Logan_WP> !mirrorstatus | BillSunday
[00:05] <freebse> Jordan_U: I would not ask in here, even if normally all answers are also 100% comaptible
[00:05] <xomp> anonboots, there are actually _no_ files in my /etc/ircd-hybrid folder :3
[00:06] <anonboots> Did you untar it correctly?
[00:06] <Jordan_U> freebse: Understood. It was completely a mistake, I should have looked at the context of your comment before saying anything.
[00:06] <anonboots> and make and compile correctly?
[00:06] <joseAway> mneptok: ah well, I just stopped it and ran it again inside a screen session. Thanks for your advice :]
[00:06] <skeith> hey i've just install amarok from repo but it don't play mp3 any clue why?
[00:06] <freebse> Jordan_U: with the sound mixer applet ubuntu uses it is really a difference, so guess this is the 0.5%
[00:06] <xomp> anonboots, I used apt-get install ircd-hybrid
[00:06] <teb_> do you have all the codex installed?
[00:06] <skeith> i think yes
[00:07] <anonboots> xomp then what you need to do, is cd into the directory that you downloaded to, and untar it.
[00:07] <skeith> rythmbox play mp3
[00:07] <xomp> it was a package != tarball :P
[00:07] <freebse> Jordan_U: never mind, actually I found out in this case gnome-volume-control-applet does nothing and I don't know what the applet is called in Ubuntu, so actually true
[00:07] <xomp> an actual ubuntu package
[00:07] <anonboots> xomp lol I appologize.
[00:07] <xomp> hah no worries :)
[00:08] <anonboots> xomp Then you need to type in ./config
[00:08] <anonboots> If I am not mistaken, and follow the prompts.
[00:08] <wedwo-> freebse, it's called the indicator applet - just looked
[00:09] <teb_> hi there, anyone using WoW mouse from Steelseries? have some probs that the sensitivity is to high. I can adjust it in terminal with [xinput --set-prop "SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 3,5
[00:09] <teb_> ] but it does randomly reset back with no reasons, somebody knows what the problem is?
[00:09] <BillSunday> Which architecture would I select for the PS3? I see powerpc, but that's mostly for Dapper Drake.
[00:09] <tripelb> I understand some laptops (this is an Atom) have trouble with Ubuntu. Is there a list? (Acer Aspire One is the laptop in question.
[00:09] <anonboots> I still cant get my Deskjet 1000 to work. I downloaded and installed the latest HPLIP, with no success. What should I do next?
[00:09] <BuenGenio> what's up with apt/aptitude not working through proxy??
[00:10] <freebse> wedwo-: thx like I said, I have seen this thing it is better, it can adjust applications volume within, with my box I just have a normal mixer that's it, guess ubuntu made somwthing own in this case
[00:10] <cntb> hi maverick grub2 dualboots ok w w7?
[00:10] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes.
[00:11] <tsimpson> BillSunday: the one from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/10.04/release/
[00:11] <edwardteach> !hardware | tripelb
[00:11] <cntb> 10x Jordan_U
[00:11] <anonboots> cntb i would recommend installing ubuntu next to windows. Not windows next to ubuntu.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> cntb: You're welcome.
[00:11] <cntb> will proceed then withusb install
[00:11] <cntb> good day
[00:11] <BillSunday> tsimpson: Thanks!
[00:11] <ubun> does anyone know how to configure vsftpd?
[00:11] <xomp> argh, this is so annoying
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: what do you plan to use it for?
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: and ... why not use SFTP/SCP?
[00:12] <ubun> well i just got a hosting account for a website  and it said i needed a ftp serever
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: for ... what?
[00:13] <ubun> sorry it said ftp client
[00:13] <EOF-sensei> my keyboard's numpad is unusable in ubuntu's generic 2.6.37 and up kernels
[00:13] <EOF-sensei> what's gone wrong?
[00:13] <anonboots> ubun I recommend filezilla
[00:13] <freebse> that supposed to be a client I guess
[00:13] <mneptok> ubun: Places > Connect to server
[00:13] <freebse> gftp
[00:14]  * mneptok sees no need to install a client when GNOME supports all this natively
[00:14] <freebse> but ok I like old programs, guess there is a better one out there since 5 years at least ;)
[00:14] <ubun> ANONBOOTS: ok... and filezilla is a site right?  MNEPTOK: is that the gui for vsftpd?
[00:14] <tsimpson> ubun: vsftpd is an FTP server, not a client
[00:15] <anonboots> ubun: filezilla is an FTP client for Linux. Its easy to use.
[00:15] <dasecretzofwar> hey all need help setting up a dvr video card for use with zoneminder.....the card is in and i see /dev/video0 but nothing in zoneminder any help?
[00:15] <mneptok> ubun: vsftpd is a server. it serves the FTP protocol.
[00:15] <ubun> tsimpson ok i eee...
[00:16] <ubun> mneptok then thats not what i need... thans tsimpson: and mneptok... anonboots: i found it... let me try to do it... thanks
[00:16] <freebse> maybe this ftp server is installed on the side of your website host, you don't need the server
[00:16] <Percius> Anyone know how to check DD
[00:16] <freebse> you need the client and connect to that server
[00:16] <Percius> dd's progress after the command is started
[00:17] <Aikar> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/607560   < anyone got any extra insight on fixing this bug ? its very annoying :(
[00:18] <tsimpson> Percius: you need to get the PID of the process, then issue "kill -USR1 dd_pid" (replacing dd_pid) from another shell
[00:18] <joelmob> can i fork a java process into background with a special command?
[00:19] <induz> I can extraxt the .tar.gz file but it does nothing , the program is not getting installed..please send me more info?
[00:19] <tripelb> edwardteach, thanks. I didnt see it on here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_supported_architectures
[00:19] <tripelb> now I'll look there
[00:20] <induz> I have downloaded a .tar.gz file, i can extract it with archive manager but what should i do after that?
[00:20] <razorr1990> compile it :P
[00:20] <induz> readme and install file say nothing about how to?
[00:20] <razorr1990> yes
[00:20] <razorr1990> usually it is ./configure
[00:20] <kdog> is there a netinst image available, instead of downloading a whole CD?
[00:20] <induz> basically i am trying to intsll wine-doors, its not in repo
[00:21] <ubun> how do i connect filezilla to server?
[00:21] <razorr1990> read install.txt
[00:21] <stickjr25> i just installed ubuntu and when i bootup it says my monitor is out of range, how can i fix it.
[00:21] <needhelp1> ikonia, hey you around
[00:21] <razorr1990> its should say ./configure and then make install
[00:21] <sharav> Open Source driver helps me for execute 3d java app
[00:21] <needhelp1> ubun, i would ask in filezilla
[00:22] <sharav> I've removed official ati driver
[00:22] <ubun> .... needhelp: k
[00:22] <mneptok> ubun: Places > Connect to server
[00:22] <sharav> performance is not well as official ati driver, but not bad ;) thanks all
[00:22] <induz> here is the website ;http://sourceforge.net/projects/winedoors/files/
[00:22] <mneptok> ubun: that's all you need. you do not need Filezilla.
[00:22] <ubun> ?
[00:23] <novato_br> hi
[00:23] <edwardteach> tripelb,  I am on a acer one D255  and all is well on ubuntu 10.10!
[00:23] <thirtytwobitrig> type who in terminal, being the only user, and I get "tty7" & "pts/0". what is this?
[00:23] <novato_br> how can I fix that? ==> iwconfig wlan0 mode ad-hoc => Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :     SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.
[00:23] <darren_> can someone tell me how i can chat on backtrack-linux?
[00:23] <rww> darren_: register and identify with NickServ
[00:23] <novato_br> I have a wireless integrated card on my notebook
[00:23] <induz> I tried to search on package manager and its not listed
[00:24] <induz> I am running ubuntu Lucid
[00:24] <novato_br> I'm running maverick
[00:24] <Pici> darren_: Read the instructions in their channel topic
[00:24] <novato_br> !bot wireless
[00:24] <novato_br> !bot ad-hoc
[00:24] <darren_> k thanks guys
[00:24] <novato_br> ?
[00:24] <Pici> !msgthebot | novato_br
[00:25] <novato_br> [22:25] <novato_br> ad-hoc [00:25] <novato_br> what the fuck!
[00:25] <Pici> novato_br: Please mind your langauage here.
[00:25] <novato_br> sorry
[00:25] <anonboots> I just got my printer fixed on my own, but always enjoying help from #ubuntu. Thanks everyone.
[00:26] <Logan_WP> anonboots: glad you figured it out
[00:26] <Logan_WP> anonboots: what was the solution, fwiw?
[00:26] <edwardteach> thirtytwobitrig, one is the terminal and one is the x session i.e gui  both your sessions
[00:27] <anonboots> Logan_WP I had made a mistake installing it earlier, and hadnt removed the "old" printer from the list, and it was still sending jobs to the "old" printer.
[00:27] <Logan_WP> anonboots: ah, okay
[00:27] <anonboots> Logan_WP Just a simple change in a dropdown menu was all it took.
[00:27] <thirtytwobitrig> edwardteach, thanks for that.
[00:28] <needhelp1> im having issues getting firefox to do anything, it wont load or run, typing firefox in terminal does nothing either
[00:29] <BedMan> needhelp1: see if you have a hung process - run: ps -ef | grep firefox
[00:29] <ecinx3_> I uninstalled unity and ubuntu desktop and reinstalled and the problem persists. but
[00:29] <ecinx3_> kde's window manager works fine though
[00:29] <needhelp1> BedMan, jessica@jessica-laptop:~$ ps -ef | grep firefox
[00:29] <needhelp1> jessica   2163  2026  0 19:31 pts/0    00:00:00 grep --color=auto firefox
[00:30] <magicianlord> Good day, sirs.
[00:30] <BedMan> nope, just the grep showing, so you don't have a hung process
[00:30] <mickster04> magicianlord: and ladies
[00:31] <needhelp1> BedMan, back ground info..  i installed a third party add on called firesheep, had errors, disabled the addon and unistalled, restarted firefox, now wont work
[00:31] <mickster04> needhelp1: reinstall firefox?
[00:31] <BedMan> needhelp1: try that
[00:31] <BedMan> hmmmm
[00:32] <mickster04> !nick | qcode
[00:32] <mickster04> qcode: sorry
[00:32] <BedMan> there may also be a way to watch the logs while you try to start firefox
[00:32] <mickster04> !nick | q_a_z_steve
[00:32] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  sudo apt-get removed firefox ?
[00:32] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  sudo apt-get remove firefox
[00:32] <mickster04> needhelp1: da
[00:33] <BedMan> needhelp1: yes
[00:34] <ecinx3_> anyone knows how to fix 'ubuntu desktop'? not classic
[00:34] <middle> apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[00:34] <mickster04> ecinx3_: whats broken?
[00:35] <ecinx3_> no taskbars
[00:35] <ecinx3_> the bottom and the top one are missing mickster04
[00:35] <Daekdroom> !panels | ecinx3_
[00:35] <Ghastly> hey, having a problem editing .profile
[00:35] <ecinx3_> ubottu: not using gnome though
[00:35] <Daekdroom> ecinx3_, what ubuntu version are you using?
[00:35] <mickster04> ecinx3_: what are you using then?
[00:35] <Ghastly> uh, asked in #bash, and they say  theres nothing wrong with it
[00:36] <Ghastly> http://pastebin.com/a4jYwqqP
[00:36] <ecinx3_> natty
[00:36] <ezy> hello folks...I couldn't remember where to download the software named quality
[00:36] <Daekdroom> !natty | ecinx3_
[00:36] <mickster04> ecinx3_: if you're not using gnome what are you using?
[00:36] <Ghastly> but, I can only set one Enviromental Variable it seems
[00:36] <induz> I have this file on my desktop wine-door.tar.gz, how can i install it as a program... I am trying hard to get it right
[00:36] <Orphite> register capturez22<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:36] <Pici> ecinx3_: Natty support is in #ubuntu+1 only
[00:36] <Logan_WP> ...
[00:36] <Ghastly> the second (LB_....) is ignored
[00:36] <Pici> Orphite: Please pick a new password, and try not to do that again.
[00:36] <Logan_WP> Orphite: you probably shouldn't have posted that in the channel
[00:36] <ecinx3_> thanks Pici
[00:36] <Orphite> lol
[00:37] <iflema> induz  usually, in a terminal @ that dir, type     ./configure    then type    make    then do a     sudo make install       provided the file is extracted and its dependencies are in place..... =)
[00:37] <Orphite> lol haha doh
[00:37] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  if i want to remove something i installed via git in Desktop/junk. I used make ... to delete it/uninstall it .. ive moved my terminal into that directory
[00:37] <ecinx3_> it was working before, so i wonder what happened. and I'm trying to test touch screen feautures
[00:37] <needhelp1> how should i remove it, or unistall it
[00:38] <konner> Hey can someone help me
[00:38] <needhelp1> konner, dont ask for help, just ask your question
[00:38] <Logan_WP> !ask | konner
[00:39] <konner> how do i install nvidia driver
[00:39] <induz> iflema, it does not work
[00:39] <induz> it says No such directory
[00:39] <mickster04> !nvidia
[00:39] <magicianlord> konner: are you connected to the internet?
[00:39] <mickster04> magicianlord: no :p
[00:39] <konner> yes i have downloaded a driver but it needs to be run in root
[00:39] <magicianlord> mickster04: konner is asking. do yu have the same issue?
[00:40] <mickster04> konner: then sudo commandhere
[00:40] <Logan_WP> magicianlord: he's using IRC O_o
[00:40] <mickster04> magicianlord: well he is on irc?
[00:40] <magicianlord> konner: just install it from within ubuntu. in system, administration, hardware drivers (select activate recommended driver)
[00:40] <needhelp1> could be on a phone
[00:40] <Logan_WP> needhelp1: he's still connected to the Internet
[00:40] <mickster04> needhelp1: ?
[00:41] <induz> is there any website for installing from .tar .gz file??
[00:41] <induz> I can unpack it but can not intsall it
[00:41] <\bMike\b> What architectures are supported by Ubuntu?
[00:41] <mickster04> induz: no guide?
[00:41] <mickster04> \bMike\b: define architectures?
[00:42] <difesa> I'm attempting to install ubuntu, but  im stuck at the "Who are you?" screen with the form filled out but the "foward" button greyed out.  reloading the page does not help and there doesn't seem to be a way to stop the installer.  does anyone have advice?
[00:42] <thunkee> induz: tar xvzf abc.tar.gz ... cd abc ... man README or INSTALL :)
[00:42] <induz> mickster04, there is no guide and guidance
[00:42] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan   https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep    scroll down and look at build and the instructions for ubuntu. This is the addon for firefox i installed, then removed. Now i want to remove / uninstall this from my pc entirely. Do i just delete it?
[00:42] <IdleOne> difesa: type the username in lower case letters only
[00:42] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: many...  which one are you inquiring about?
[00:42] <thunkee> induz: sry more README
[00:42] <konner> okay this is confusing me it says i do not have a nvidida graphic card installed
[00:42] <difesa> Idleone: thank you
[00:42] <mickster04> konner: well then :p[
[00:43] <\bMike\b> mickster04, Logan_WP: arm and sparc
[00:43] <cntb> Jordan_U: there?
[00:43] <konner> its weird it also says know i have the stock intel video card
[00:44] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes.
[00:44] <mickster04> \bMike\b: i believe arm works, not sure about sparc?
[00:44] <ezy> sorry...it is Qt...Is that the recommended GUI development tool for ubuntu or linux in general ?
[00:44] <afv> what's this program called that analyzes your disk to fragmentation areas and shows disk usage nicely?
[00:44] <induz> there is a README file but it doesnt tell me How to
[00:44] <needhelp1> basically if i used git to grab something, then used ./autogen.sh and make to set it up. to uninstall this do i just delete it ?
[00:44] <afv> i think it's in accessories in ubuntu
[00:44] <induz> i just want to install debian/wine-doors.1
[00:45] <mickster04> \bMike\b: alwaysinnovating have an arm based tablet that runs ubuntu i believe
[00:45] <IdleOne> induz: what are you trying to install?
[00:45] <cntb> k not sure if auto suggest repartition un usb 10.10 netbook install did not work cause of two ntfs partition or bcoz of beinn w7
[00:45] <induz> wine-door
[00:45] <v0lksman> needhelp1, yes..usually...ymmv
[00:45] <afv> anyone?
[00:45] <bc81> afv: baobab
[00:45] <Logan_WP> !arm | \bMike\b
[00:45] <sri13> hi to all
[00:45] <afv> bc81, thanks!
[00:45] <Logan_WP> !sparc | \bMike\b
[00:45] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: hope those help
[00:46] <exutux> ù
[00:46] <\bMike\b> Logan_WP: probably - thanks
[00:46] <mickster04> Logan_WP: good spot
[00:46] <sri13> I had a problem in kubuntu 10.10 , can u help me
[00:46] <Logan_WP> mickster04: lol, thanks
[00:46] <Logan_WP> !kubuntu | sri13
[00:46] <induz> IdleOne, I want to install wine-doors from here :http://sourceforge.net/projects/winedoors/files/
[00:46] <cntb> then after no suggestio I was offered manual and not sure if install will resize and still let me boot into w7 safely Jordan_U
[00:46] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: you're welcome
[00:46] <konner>  Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[00:46] <cntb> I mean manual repartition  Jordan_U
[00:46] <konner> is this grapic card supported
[00:46] <sri13> Logan_WP: thanks
[00:47] <Logan_WP> sri13: you're welcome
[00:47] <Jordan_U> cntb: Why are you using manual partitioning?
[00:47] <mickster04> induz: how is it different to playonlinux?
[00:47] <cntb> ^^ maybe bcoz install met special two ntfs partition s situation  Jordan_U
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> which channel deals with alpha issues?
[00:48] <mickster04> !aplha
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> hmm
[00:48] <mickster04> blurgh EOF-sensei usually ubuntu+1?
[00:48] <induz> mickster04, i dont know, I just got it from a book on ubuntu
[00:48] <bastidrazor> EOF-sensei: #ubuntu+1
[00:48] <cntb> did not suggest to my surprise a resize offered use all disk or manual
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> thx :P
[00:48] <induz> ok how can i get permission to /usr/src folder??
[00:48] <mickster04> induz: try playonlinux instead sounds like they do similar things, except playonlinux is actually maintained
[00:48] <cntb> MI wrong Jordan_U ?
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> chown :D
[00:48] <Jordan_U> cntb: My guess is that you already have the maximum 4 primary partitions.
[00:49] <Logan_WP> !who | EOF-sensei
[00:49] <induz> I dont want to play games, i just want this WORd [MS] to work staright
[00:49] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[00:49] <mickster04> hullo
[00:49] <cntb> Oh yes the recovery on win 7startup yep Jordan_U
[00:49] <HowardTheDuck> whats up mickster04
[00:49] <mickster04> induz: yeah
[00:49] <mickster04> induz: seriously check it out
[00:49] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: problem?
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> yes
[00:50] <mickster04> !details
[00:50] <tripelb> edwardteach is gone but thank you anyway.
[00:50] <cntb> so ? ubuntu wont be on primary Jordan_U will resize still work correctly on manual repartition and not kill w7 boot?
[00:50] <induz> mickster04, i will install it but my Q is how can I install a s/w from tar.gz downloaded file
[00:50] <Jordan_U> cntb: Some OEMs set things up that way, and it's rather annoying because if they just made one of the 4 primary partitions a logical one you could create as many partitions as you wanted. As is you're stuck with 4 untill you delete one :(
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> i added a 2 TB hard drive to my ubuntu/win7 system for storage.  formatted it in ntfs with windows
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> but when i boot into ubuntu, it doesn't see the drive.
[00:51] <mickster04> induz: normally there are instructions, but sually involved unpaclking ./configure ./make ./makeinstall
[00:51] <HowardTheDuck> i don't want to necessarily have it auto mount, but i'd like it to show up in nautilus at least so i can click on it to load it the way i can my other ntfs partition
[00:51] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: places > computer > there?
[00:51] <HowardTheDuck> nope only my 350 GB ntfs partition i have windows on
[00:52] <Jordan_U> cntb: You need to use one primary partition as an extended partition, within which you can create any number of logical partitions. Since your OEM used up all 4 primary partitions without making any of them extended you'll need to delete one to add any more.
[00:52] <HowardTheDuck> it shows up in nautilus so i can click on it to mount it, and then eject it when done
[00:52] <HowardTheDuck> id'd like the new 2 tb drive i put in to do the same
[00:52] <cntb> oh  s maybe I reconfigure and say bye to second ntfs to get things done Jordan_U ? may take time but seems the only way out
[00:52] <DoctorPepper> is anyone  here  using squid3 with squidguard please ???
[00:53] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes, but be very carefull what partition you delete. The small "system" partition for instance is needed for Windows 7 to be able to boot.
[00:53] <K350> How do get DVD's to automaticaly open in VLC?
[00:54] <iflema> induz: extract the file, then enter the extracted folders directory in a terminal (cd /path/to/extract) then ./configure, make, sudo make install
[00:55] <HowardTheDuck> nevermind guys i got it taken care of
[00:55] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: how'd you fix it then?
[00:56] <Dewey24> DoctorPepper: maybe in #ubuntu-server channel
[00:56] <mickster04> !away
[00:56] <Xeon06> I have a small PHP-CLI server I want to run. Where should I put the actual .php files?
[00:56] <HowardTheDuck> mickster04, I'm a fool nothing was wrong, I just overlooked it in my explorer window
[00:56] <DoctorPepper> ok
[00:56] <DoctorPepper> thanks
[00:57] <Decepticon> So the solution was?
[00:57] <tripelb> I have a question: I have a logitech webcam. I want to use the microphone part for sound. How do I tell if it works just for starters?  (It works on XP)
[00:57] <Logan_WP> !webcam | tripelb
[00:58] <tripelb> Logan, it works as a webcam with cheese. I am just asking to use the AUDIO part.
[00:58] <Logan_WP> cheese?
[00:58] <Dewey24> tripelb: alsamixer?
[00:58] <Logan_WP> oh, Cheese
[00:58] <magicianlord> what's the difference between alsamixer and pulseaudio
[00:59] <Dewey24> !sound
[00:59] <tripelb> cheese webcam booth is a program Logan_WP --- I can get alsamixer. I see nothing with soundrecorder, should I?
[01:00] <tripelb> following the Dewey24 suggestions from ubottu
[01:02] <tripelb> Logan_WP, Dewey24 thankyou thankyou thankyou. I had to "choose" the webcam as a sound source.  <3 #ubuntu
[01:02] <tripelb> simple my dear watson
[01:03] <induz> is there any website where i can see what to do to install .tar.gz files ???
[01:04] <iflema> induz: ms word works good on wine alone, once install in a terminal    wine /path/to/msoffice.exe   or whatever.... Virtual machine of winblows even better or you have no winblowsto install? I know where MS Word runs best :P
[01:04] <polacyrobacy> induz: untar, read the manual inside
[01:04] <Dewey24> induz: just uncompress the gziped file and read inside README file
[01:04] <ecinx3> what's the channel for natty again?
[01:05] <g_0_0> !natty | ecinx3
[01:05] <rww> ecinx3: #ubuntu+1
[01:05] <ecinx3> thanks
[01:06] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300 Iknow kinda of a silly thing but can be handy  i followed the instructions and seems to refresh but not showing on Context Menu hopefully some one can help me out thanks in advance
[01:06] <AegisX> Hi guys; I'm after some advice. I want to run a dual boot of Windows 7 and Ubuntu, but want to share a separate drive of documents, images and so on. Is this possible?
[01:07] <induz> Install file reda like this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/567933/
[01:07] <iflema> AegisX: yes, just format it so winblos can see it and ubuntu will be fine with it....
[01:07] <Logan_WP> !dualboot | AegisX
[01:07] <Logan_WP> !misspelling | iflema
[01:07] <induz> why its getting so complicated
[01:08] <willystylee> hello again all, i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didnt seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard. Can anyone help?
[01:08]  * iflema winblows :P
[01:08] <djjonex_> need a radio station player for ubuntu
[01:08] <AegisX> Thanks everyone :)
[01:08] <magicianlord> djjonex_: vlc
[01:08] <djjonex_> vlc?
[01:08] <speedy> sudo apt-get install vlc
[01:08] <ecinx3> DamirHorvat:  ?
[01:08] <induz> Readme file is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/567934/
[01:09] <magicianlord> djjonex_: vlc has an icecast directory built into the playlist
[01:10] <needhelp1> to get help with a command you type what?
[01:10] <needhelp1> i know how to read the man files but
[01:10] <AegisX> So I'm thinking, if I have one partition as an NTFS, both Ubuntu and Windows could link to that as the main "Documents" folder?
[01:10] <needhelp1> like with rm ... help rm ... rm help
[01:10] <speedy> add refresh desktop to right click Context Menu works so it seems but not showing on Context Menu
[01:10] <speedy> here is link > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:11] <induz> djjonex_, if u find one let me know too
[01:11] <Pici> needhelp1: man rm
[01:11] <noob> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:12] <djjonex_> induz these ppl told me vlc im gonna try it
[01:12] <Logan_WP> noob: huh?
[01:12] <noob> Logam_huh ?
[01:13] <induz> how to get icecast on VLC?
[01:13] <noob> the name of the mp3 is "1 Dubstep Devil"
[01:13] <iflema> AegisX: yep, but, you might need to setup ubuntu to mount the drive on boot
[01:13] <noob> it is a serious problem...
[01:14] <Logan_WP> noob: yes, dubstep is a serious problem.
[01:14] <noob> i know i never accessed this partition, i also know i checked the "download the updates during installations"
[01:15] <noob> erf 2h15 am no one will be able to help me now
[01:16] <noob> Logan_WP can you tell me why this file i never is in the trashbin ?
[01:16] <noob> or can you only tell some bullshits ?
[01:16] <noob> s/tell/say
[01:16] <Logan_WP> !language | noob
[01:17] <noob> ou are hipocrite because you are teasing me saying "dubstep is a serious problem" and being offuscated
[01:17] <noob> but you already know it for sure
[01:18] <speedy> ctrl-r and F5 keys are the same ? want to add this to the Right Click Desktop "Context Menu"
[01:19] <noob> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:19] <noob> please can anyone help me ?
[01:20] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:21] <optimizal> Anone setup an NFS share with ubuntu, and try to connect to it on OSX server? I created the share, and it showing up as an empty drive on the osx server
[01:22] <CRC_> Meh this will do for now I guess
[01:24] <matu> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:25] <sacarlson> matu: did you look at the dates the mp3 file was last modified and accessed?
[01:25] <matu> i cant do that sacarlson
[01:25] <ezy> hello folks, I get a lot of Ignores when I do apt-get update...Anyway to fix this problem ?
[01:25] <cannonfodder> can i ask an ops permission to bring a bot in here? im going to be making one soon enough, but i don't want to break any rules
[01:25] <matu> i dont know how, i will call the police tomorrow
[01:25] <sacarlson> matu: why what disk format is it in?
[01:26] <matu> what you mean ?
[01:26] <matu> i performed a fresh install, the file system is ext4
[01:26] <sacarlson> matu: in ext3 and ext4 and most other keep a record in the file structure of times stamps
[01:26] <matu> i beg you please tell me how to know what happened
[01:26] <matu> i am not a technician...
[01:27] <cannonfodder> matu?
[01:27] <danub> hey all
[01:27] <cannonfodder> wats up?
[01:27] <matu> sacarlson,
[01:27] <sacarlson> matu: I would use natuilus or any ls -l  your file to see properties of the time stamps
[01:27] <danub> im trying to do an update from an 10.04 to 10.10 and running into this issue "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[01:27] <danub> E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be
[01:27] <matu> oh
[01:28] <matu> it just says "yesterday"
[01:28] <danub> caused by held packages. "
[01:28] <matu> i slept fora while
[01:28] <Spaztic_One> any recommended partitioning schemes for a 250 Gb HDD on a laptop?
[01:28] <sacarlson> matu: that might point to the fact that it happend before or after the window of time you were doing your update or install
[01:28] <danub> what does it mean and how do i resolve it?
[01:28] <sacarlson> matu: what is the time stamp numbers?
[01:29] <matu> just tell me how to do it, as i said before i am not a technician...
[01:29] <matu> time stamp numbers...
[01:30] <sacarlson> matu:  you can also look at your /var/log/auth.log to see who was accessing the computer since it was first created
[01:30] <danub> what is matu looking for?
[01:30] <matu> danub
[01:30] <Logan_WP> he found a random dubstep file in his trash
[01:30] <sacarlson> matu: nautilus  right click on the file and look at properties
[01:30] <matu> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:30] <matu> i already told you it only says "YESTERDAY"
[01:30] <jrib> matu: what is a "distant exploit"?
[01:30] <matu> using nautilus sacarlson...
[01:31] <scampbell> matu: "I found a file in my trash I don't understand so I think this whole operating system has been exploited"  doesn't really inspire much worry.
[01:32] <matu> scampbell, your comment it useless, i did not throw this file into the trashbin... but it is in the trahsbin, i never accessed the partition before
[01:32] <danub> matu: just look at /var/log/auth.log that will tell you who has been logged in
[01:32] <sacarlson> matu: do you know how to look at a log file?
[01:33] <scampbell> matu: I merely point out your assumption that "I don't understand" = "I've been exploited" doesn't make sense. Nothing more.
[01:34] <ezy> why do I get Ign http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid-updates/restricted Translation-en_US ...for sudo apt-get update ?
[01:34] <matu> oh yes m english is not perfect, i am very sorry scampbell , just dont read me
[01:34] <matu> sacarlson, what is the exact command please ?
[01:34] <Logan_WP> matu: danub already told you
[01:34] <sacarlson> matu: to view a file?  do you know what nautilus is ?
[01:34] <jrib> ezy: think it just means it's up to date so not downloaded
[01:35] <matu> no he did not tell me which command i have to type
[01:35] <Logan_WP> you open it...
[01:35] <matu> i already used nautilus guys, nautilus only tell me the file had been accessed "yesterday"
[01:35] <ezy> jrib, cool...i thought it was some error..what does hit mean ?
[01:35] <Pici> matu: sudo less /var/log/auth.log
[01:35] <Pici> matu: press q to quit when you're done.
[01:35] <sacarlson> matu: yestarday at what time and secounds please?
[01:36] <Ben64> I upgraded to firefox-4.0.. does anyone know how to disable the CTRL+Q shortcut to close firefox? It's really easy to hit when going for CTRL+W.
[01:36] <jrib> ezy: probably that it "hit"/fetched/downloaded/found the file online
[01:37] <ezy> ok cool...and how about Err http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid/main Packages ?
[01:37] <sacarlson> matu: you should see two time stamps like this Thu 06 Jan 2011 10:45:11 AM ICT
[01:37] <drc> matu: in nautilus Edit>Preferences>Display Change the Date Format to the top listing and then look in the trash for the date and time
[01:38] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:38] <jrib> ezy: pretty sure that one's for "Err", it can't find the file for some reason.  I've never been able to see documentation explaining these things, but that's what they seem to mean
[01:38] <jrib> ezy: I meant to say "Error"
[01:38] <Cyrano_De> Anyone seen an issue with getting a dhcp reservation from a Cisco dhcp server?
[01:39] <sacarlson> drc: matu: yes that will also work check both modified and accessed times to view
[01:39] <Cyrano_De> I can reserve my address on my home ICS dhcpd server without issue but the cisco dhcp server at the office does not hand me my reserved address.
[01:39] <jrib> ezy: you've inspired me to go read apt-get's source
[01:39] <cookiedoom> hey guys, I have a problem installing php5 on my ec2 with Ubuntu, every time I try to apt-get it or aptitude it I get:  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[01:39] <cookiedoom> E: Failed to fetch http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/php5/php5-common_5.3.3-1ubuntu9.1_i386.deb: 404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[01:39] <rww> sudo apt-get update
[01:39] <cookiedoom> did that already :(
[01:39] <jrib> cookiedoom: choose a new mirror
[01:39] <ezy> jrib...haha, glad for my inspiration...thanks for explaining mate
[01:40] <cookiedoom> jrib: how?
[01:40] <jrib> cookiedoom: System → Administration → Software Sources
[01:40] <drc> sacarlson: even the the "yesterday" should also give a timestamp
[01:40] <cookiedoom> in terminal though
[01:40] <jrib> cookiedoom: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list*
[01:40] <cookiedoom> oh, right
[01:40] <cookiedoom> k, thanks
[01:40] <Cyrano_De> I have enabled the send dhcp-client-identifier option in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf to no resolution
[01:40] <matu> ok drc and Pici i am tring do it
[01:41] <cookiedoom> whats a suggested mirror?
[01:41] <sacarlson> drc: yes it gives times not yestarday
[01:41] <brandon420> is there a app to convert/burn flac to a cd?
[01:41] <jrib> !mirrors | cookiedoom
[01:42] <Cyrano_De> Capturing tcpdumps of the transaction my client sends Option 61 as a length 6 value with the first pair in my MAC address dropped.
[01:42] <matu> drc nautilus is not installed
[01:42] <matu> i use xfce...
[01:43] <scampbell> Cyrano_De:  Are you implying that your dhcp server at work honor the reserved address you made at home?
[01:43] <drc> matu: "i already used nautilus guys, nautilus only tell me the..." then this statement was wrong?
[01:43] <speedy> well I guess no one knows how to add to Context Menu  Refresh Desktop >>> heres the link > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:44] <tron101> is there alot of advantages to ubuntu?
[01:44] <matu> it looks it is drc because it says nautilus is not installed !
[01:44] <matu> this computer is completely cracked
[01:44] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: No, I am implying that I can get a reservation at homee on my 192.168.x.x subnet from a linux dhcp server, but I am unable to get a reservation at the office on a 10.1.x.x network from a cisco dhcp server.
[01:44] <speedy> well format and start over
[01:45] <matu> why should i upgrade the system after i choose "automatically download updates during installation" ?
[01:45] <drc> matu: how did you try to start nautilus?
[01:45] <speedy> do a complete new install  if its been cracked
[01:45] <matu> it is normal ? is it normal a file i never that was on a partition i never accessed is now in the trahsbin ?
[01:45] <matu> using alt+f2
[01:46] <Cyrano_De> It does not seem to matter if I prefix the "cleint-identifier" option with 01 in the pool on the cisco switch.
[01:46] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.    Is there a way to make man not output the formatting?  This is not particularly readable:  SYNOPSISESC[9;7H man
[01:47] <econdudeawesome> has anyone here got CUDA or PyCUDA working?
[01:47] <Cyrano_De> If I pad the "send dhcp-client-identifier" option with a 01 prefix I can see the full mac address being sent to the dhcp server.
[01:47] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I get an unreserved address.
[01:47] <drexl> (process:235): GlibWarning **: get pwuid_r() failed due to unknown user id (0)
[01:48] <drexl> removing quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[01:48] <drexl> bug nomore
[01:48] <Logan_WP> !pastebin | drexl
[01:48] <Logan_WP> oh wait, nvm
[01:48] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: okay, unreserved address usually means that you have requested an ip address from that network that you cannot have.   Whats the deal?
[01:49] <Jordan_U> !ohmy | drexl
[01:49] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: understood.  It sound like the server is receiving a request from you machine for a specific ip address and the server is not programmed to allow you to have that ip address.
[01:49] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I do not have the dhclient requesting a specific IP.  I even clear the /var/lib/dhcp3 directory of all previous entries for each try.
[01:49] <drexl> econdudeawesome: oops
[01:50] <sacarlson> matu: try the command stat yourfilename.mp3  | pastebinit  and give us the url returned
[01:50] <Aikar> crap
[01:50] <Aikar> i was trying to repair my windows install
[01:50] <teb_> Hi there, Anyone using WoW mouse v1 from steelseries?
[01:50] <Aikar> and it seems it messed up my grub
[01:50] <Aikar> im getting bootmgr is missing
[01:50] <MadHaTTer_777> can anyone help a annoyingly needey noob?
[01:50] <drexl> econdudeawesome: there are thousands with this error and the solution is so simple I just want to get it out there
[01:50] <pyrony> wine rocks.
[01:50] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:51] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: it can also mean that your server has -no- address pool configured that you are allowed to access.   If it's a restricted network I would certainly suspect that to be of issue.
[01:51] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: The reservation is set on the dhcp server and the client just asks for whatever address the server wants to give me.  Other wise I would need to reconfigure dhclient for work and then again for home.
[01:51] <matu> you did not want to help me before, trying to ridiculise what i said sacarlson dont act like you want to help me now
[01:51] <mickster04> !details | matu
[01:51] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: kind of makes the whole dhcp thing pointless.
[01:51] <mickster04> matu: sorry wrong nick
[01:51] <matu> iwill shut it the computer down and call the police as soon as possible tomorrow
[01:51] <mickster04> !details | MadHaTTer_777
[01:51] <bastidrazor> !troll | matu
[01:51] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[01:51] <bastidrazor> oh no.. troll is gone :(
[01:52] <sacarlson> matu: well don't you want to tell the police who did it?
[01:52] <scampbell> Cyrano_de:  No sir. If one configures a protected zone they may configure strictly by mac address reservation and have no pool whatsoever.  Very common practice.
[01:52] <matu> i am serious bastidrazor
[01:52] <jrib> matu: man you took it too far...
[01:52] <scampbell> Cyrano_De:  But the big clue is, your server at work is telling you you are not allowed.
[01:52] <bastidrazor> matu: i am too. you're overboard.
[01:52] <Senjai> ..
[01:52] <matu> i cant this computer is already cracked, the proof is the file was in the trashbin
[01:52] <Logan_WP> matu: you're calling the police because somebody put a dubstep song in your trash?
[01:52] <sacarlson> matu: stat will return something like this http://pastebin.com/5w2hSiuy
[01:53] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[01:53] <Ziber> From within ubuntu, how can I partition the disk?
[01:53] <scampbell> matu: Gosh!   You should get off the internet immediately and stop spreading that virus then!
[01:53] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: Yes, we do configure strictly by mac address (client-identifier in cisco speak) and we can see my mac address being given a different IP than the one configured in the pool every time.
[01:53] <Logan_WP> !feeding the troll | scampbell
[01:53] <sacarlson> matu: yes but what the people who did it don't know is they left a trail telling you who did it
[01:54] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: so not an ubuntu issue, this is a config issue with the dns server there.
[01:54] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone know chogh ubottu
[01:54] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: My server is not saying anything about not being allowed.
[01:54] <mickster04> Ziber: h ave you tried gparted?
[01:54] <Ziber> !partition
[01:54] <Ben64> I upgraded to firefox-4.0.. does anyone know how to disable the CTRL+Q shortcut to close firefox? It's really easy to hit when going for CTRL+W.
[01:54] <Ziber> !gparted
[01:54] <Senjai> !vim
[01:54] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: Is there anything in about:config?
[01:55] <drexl> (process:235): GlibWarning **: get pwuid_r() failed due to unknown user id (0)
[01:55] <leaveboy> 、c
[01:55] <Ziber> From the command line, I want to be able to partition a new HD. how can I do that?
[01:55] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: nothing i can see for it
[01:55] <mickster04> !nick q_a_z_steve
[01:55] <drexl> removing quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[01:55] <mickster04> !nick | q_a_z_steve
[01:55] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: i used to use the addon "keyconfig" in other releases, doesn't work in 4.0
[01:55] <Senjai> !troll | Senjai
[01:55] <Ben64> Ziber: parted
[01:56] <mickster04> !bot | Senjai
[01:56] <MadHaTTer_777> ubottu do u know me?
[01:56] <leaveboy> don't change your nick too ofen
[01:56] <Ziber> Ben64: ?
[01:56] <drexl> ubottu: you're a retard
[01:56] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: you told me your server returned 'no reservation' to you.  That is a denial.  Cisco has excellent reference material to help you configure their dhcp server.  #Cisco can help you too.
[01:56] <Blue1> !bittorrent
[01:56] <Senjai> !spam
[01:56] <BunnyFooFoo> Boooooooooom!
[01:56] <Ben64> Ziber: its a program called parted, works from command line, you need to run it as root
[01:57] <Senjai> !over9000 ? kline #ubunto : kill yourself
[01:57] <drexl> yup..
[01:57] <Ziber> Ben64: oh, let me find it.
[01:57] <mickster04> Senjai: you have a prpoblem?
[01:57] <Jordan_U> drexl: That is not apropriate, please follow the channel guidelines http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines.
[01:57] <danub> ok, where was i before i got sidetracked with work?
[01:57] <MadHaTTer_777> wheres the guy who banned me esterday from opps?
[01:57] <drexl> Jordan_U: sorry
[01:58] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:58] <Senjai> mickster04, Just checking ubottu's logic ;)
[01:58] <mickster04> Senjai: don't do it here
[01:58] <Jordan_U> MadHaTTer_777: If you'd like to talk to the channel ops please join #ubuntu-ops.
[01:58] <Logan_WP> Mad7Scientst: Tm_T
[01:58] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I told you it is not giving me the address that we configured as the reserved address for this mac address.
[01:58] <danub> ahh yes, trying to do a upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 but it's not letting me. it says E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be
[01:58] <Logan_WP> oops
[01:58] <danub> caused by held packages
[01:58] <Logan_WP> MadHaTTer_777: Tm_T
[01:58] <Cyrano_De> I get an address, just not the reservation address.
[01:58] <drexl> ubotoo is cool
[01:58] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: yes and why do you think that is a Ubuntu issue?
[01:59] <drexl> I luv robots
[01:59] <MadHaTTer_777> no jord i dont i was just curious what his namme was i dont member
[01:59] <Logan_WP> !ot | drexl
[01:59] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I am the only ubuntu user and the only user not getting his reserved IP.
[01:59] <drexl> but ubottu I have a serious issue
[01:59] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: I use ubuntu under Cisco dhcp servers all the time.  It works, thus I belive yours is misconfigured.
[01:59] <Logan_WP> !playwithbot | drexl
[02:00] <MadHaTTer_777> eeewww
[02:00] <Logan_WP> !bot abuse | drexl
[02:00] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: Turn on logging on the dhcp server and see 'why' it gives you that address would be  a suggestion.
[02:00] <Logan_WP> MadHaTTer_777: clear your mind
[02:00] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: oh so your setup in dhcpd with a mac address?  maybe the mac is typo'ed?
[02:00] <MadHaTTer_777> ?
[02:01] <Logan_WP> Logan_WP> !playwithbot | drexl
 eeewww
[02:01] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh
[02:01] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:01] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: We have turned on dhcp tracing and I have run tcpdumps to no avail.
[02:02] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: We coppied the mac address from the entry that the dhcp server did give out into the pool definition for the reservation.
[02:02] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: the other posibility is you have two dhcpd running on two sysstems?
[02:02] <scampbell> Cyrano_de:  I strongly suggest you ask cisco.  They can tell exactly why that server is giving that address.  If they tell you "your client did this" then great but I don't think that's the case guy.
[02:02] <danub> how can i update/remove from updating, packages that have been held for one reason or another?
[02:02] <aron> y
[02:02] <MeXTuX> I have an Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor P8700. Do I need a 64 bit Ubuntu disc??
[02:02] <aron> what is wineprefix create?
[02:03] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: on other thing might be the address is already in use
[02:03] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: Looks like ou have to extract the XUL bindings from the comm.jar file, make your changes and re-encode the file.
[02:03] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html#keys
[02:03] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: can you arping your reserved address?
[02:03] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: there are lots of reasons you could be experiencing this but "Because I have linux" is really really really really low on that list.
[02:03] <Ziber> !lvcreate
[02:03] <MadHaTTer_777> can anyone help me?
[02:04] <Guest8470> what is wineprefix create?
[02:04] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: hmm.. i was looking for that file, but it doesn't appear to exist...
[02:04] <Ziber> using lvcreate, how can I make a seperate partition?
[02:04] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: We have varified multiple times that the IP is free.
[02:04] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: but thanks, i'll look harder
[02:04] <drc> MeXTuX: no...it's capable of using 64 bit but you don't NEED it, 32 bit will work
[02:04] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone?
[02:04] <danub> i need to get this system to update. what do i need to do?
[02:04] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: and with dhclient ethX  what does it say it got it's dhcp request from?
[02:04] <mickster04> !ask | MadHaTTer_777
[02:05] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:05] <me47> hey, is there a firewall automatically enabled after i installed a fresh ubuntu version or if i got it as a vps
[02:05] <me47> how can i check it, ufw isnt installed
[02:05] <Ziber> me47: iptables -L
[02:05] <me47> is there any other firewall package i coudl check,
[02:05] <me47> thx
[02:05] <Logan_WP> !firewall | me47
[02:06] <matiu> anyone have a good link for getting ubuntu installed on AHCI drives ?
[02:06] <Guest8470> what is wineprefix create?
[02:06] <me47> command not found, so no iptables means no firewall?
[02:06] <matiu> it seems the kernel doesn't support it or something
[02:06] <blkdg> hello, i am using ubuntu 10.4. when i try to suspend it, it does. when i try to resume, the laptops monitor will not turn back on. is this a know issue with 10.4 ?
[02:06] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: When most of the other variables that are apparent have no issue it strongly points to an issue with this OS.  Dell, HP, IBM and ACER machines with Intel, Broadcomm, and Atheros nics running windows do not have a issue.
[02:06] <scampbell> matiu: just set your bios to AHCI and go.
[02:06] <MadHaTTer_777> in ubuntu 10.10
[02:06] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:06] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.  Adobe's docs aren't any help:( (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/840/cpsid_84062.html http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/492/cpsid_49267.html)
[02:07] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: dhclient eth0 shows the address coming from the cisco switch, and the address shows up in the leases on the switch.
[02:07] <MadHaTTer_777> what do i need to do/add to the wvdial.conf to fix this?
[02:07] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:08] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: oh and the ip being free I guess doesn't mean that a licence for that address has not yet expired,  you might look in /var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases  oh cisco well in there lease file see if your address is not expired yet
[02:08] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: Wifi phones from Cisco and grandstream do not have an issue, Cisco 6xxx series phones all get reservations without issue as do several brands of printers.
[02:08] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone anyone?
[02:08] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: But you have a cisco dhcp server, there is no reason in the world why an experienced cisco engineer  can't tell exactly why it doles out that address.  If you don't have one, your cisco support contract will let you ask their technition to tell you.  There is simply no reason to guess.
[02:09] <Guest8470> how do i get wineprefixcreate?
[02:09] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: but, if you wish to just stick with the idea that "Linux dhcp client is broken because I and only I have an issue" then I wish you good luck.
[02:09] <pragmascript> hey im new to ubuntu. i try to connect a usb wlan stick but with no success i dont even see a message that an usb device was found
[02:09] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I have cleared the /var/lib/dhcp3 directory multiple times while troubleshooting this issue.  We have cleared all leases for my MAC at the same time on the Cisco.
[02:09] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: but now you see it comes from cisco so I guess it's a cisco problem
[02:10] <Senjai> Guest8470, sudo apt-get install wine1.0
[02:10] <MadHaTTer_777> last night someonne perma banned me frrom this server
[02:10] <MadHaTTer_777> so im back
[02:11] <pragmascript> where can i see what usb devices are connected to my ubuntu 10.10
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> dmsg
[02:11] <Guest8470> how do i get wineprefixcreate?
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> lshw
[02:11] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: you could also try change your mac address and setup cisco with the new mac
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> setserial
[02:11] <Random832> 06:18 -!- mode/#ubuntu [+b
[02:11] <Random832><EMAIL_ADDRESS>by ikonia
[02:11] <Random832> 06:18 -!- MadHaTTer_666<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has left #ubuntu [requested by ikonia (please visit #ubuntu-ops if
[02:11] <Senjai> Guest8470, I answered your question
[02:11] <Random832>           you wish to discuss your removal)]
[02:11] <Random832> 06:33 -!- mode/#ubuntu [-b
[02:11] <FloodBot3> Random832: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:11] <Senjai> Guest8470, sudo apt-get install wine1.0
[02:11] <Cyrano_De> Makes very little sense that the only variable different with the non-working client is Ubuntu, and to not pursue that line of troubleshooting to it's fullest.
[02:11] <Random832><EMAIL_ADDRESS>by ikonia
[02:12] <drc> Guest8470:  Why do you need it?  according to wine-wiki "Wineprefixcreate is handled by running winecfg...There's no need to run wineprefixcreate any more, it's deprecated.
[02:12] <Random832> STUPID IRSSI that was supposed to only be three lines
[02:12] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah that one random
[02:12] <Random832> [anyway, he was unbanned like 15 minutes after being banned]
[02:12] <Senjai> drc, I would assume that is why it was 1.0
[02:12] <pragmascript> shouldnt i get a desktop message when i connect an usb device?
[02:12] <Random832> not 'perma-banned' by any measure
[02:12] <Senjai> drc, but I answered his question.
[02:12] <Cyrano_De> So far there have been no suggestions on dhclient options to try.  I will just continue working the google searches....
[02:12] <drc> Senjai: yes you did :)
[02:13] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: do you know how to change mac address in ubuntu?
[02:13] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh sorry that was a dif chat
[02:13] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I do.  I will give it a try in the morning.
[02:13] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah this was a breif bann
[02:14] <lima> I messed with group memberships, now when I am booting I don't see the xfce logo anymore (xubuntu). how to revert to default logo?
[02:14] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: they even have a gui for it now macchanger-gtk
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> the perma bann from the server was done by someone in the hak5 room
[02:14] <lima> anyone???
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone?
[02:14] <matiu> scampbell: yeah, so kernel supports ahci by default ? I'm  having it crash looking for root partition
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> so random?
[02:15] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I can change it and send it as the dhcp-client-identifier in dclient.conf as well.
[02:15] <MadHaTTer_777> y ever read the great book of amber random?
[02:15] <matiu> scampbell: my other suspect is that sda flips back and forth to sdc .. which is annoying, but I tried root=/dev/sda3 and root=/dev/sdc3 and both give a kernel panic :(
[02:15] <MadHaTTer_777> u
[02:15] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I never played with that
[02:16] <Random832> MadHaTTer_777: my name's not from that - it's just random :P
[02:16] <MadHaTTer_777> hey matiu i know how to fix this
[02:17] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I would also use wireshark on your ubuntu side to monitor the packets attempted if posible
[02:17] <MadHaTTer_777> matiu u there?
[02:17] <slie> anyone have a 64bit box set up to compile Android?
[02:17] <matiu> please tell me MadHaTTer_777 :)
[02:17] <matiu> please don't say revert back to IDE mode :)
[02:17] <scampbell> matiu: I'm on a ahci system right now.  Current linux supports AHCI.  Just to check , you did set the controller for AHCI in the bios yes?  And beware that many bios change the drive order then you switch to ahci, watch out for that.
[02:17] <MadHaTTer_777> your problem is in ur bios u need to switch the os2 setting to non-os2
[02:18] <MadHaTTer_777> i had this on install myself and fixed it
[02:18] <drc> matiu: maybe you can find an answer here?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1598619
[02:18] <sacarlson> slie: I thought android was for small 32bit stuf like portable
[02:18] <matiu> scampbell: yeah, that's what I'm finding, the drive order changing
[02:18] <scampbell> matiu: one of my systems gave me much grieve be reordering the door
[02:18] <scampbell> matiu: that's a bios setting.
[02:18] <MadHaTTer_777> matiu u get that?
[02:18] <matiu> scampbell: remember which one ?
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> yes
[02:19] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: I'll look for that setting, but I don't remember seeing anything like that ..
[02:19] <scampbell> matiu: yeah, "Drive order" but your mileage may vary (damn bioses)
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> i just friggin told u
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> k
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> thats what it is though
[02:19] <matiu> Thanks MadHaTTer_777 and scampbell .. I'll go through all the bios pages again :)
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> look for OS2
[02:19] <matiu> yep
[02:20] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I'm not sure it's posible also I set my dhcpd license time to expire in a short time like 300 secounds,  not sure if that would help you
[02:20] <MadHaTTer_777> so who want to help me now?
[02:20] <Aikar> ive corrupted my ability to boot grub with windows... i get disk boot failure. i was trying to get windows to boot to play games and it seems like its screwed over grub. any idea on how to fix?
[02:21] <pragmascript> ha! it works now!
[02:21] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/unable-to-run-usr-sbin-pppd-check-permissions-[solved]-178149/
[02:21] <slie> if i had grub installed on a thumbdrive will anyone tell me how or point me in the direction of booting a kernal off of a different disk?
[02:22] <psusi> slie, is this grub2 or grub legacy?
[02:22] <sacarlson> Aikar: just reinstall the grub2 mbr http://paste.ubuntu.com/562593/
[02:23] <MadHaTTer_777> thanx senjai
[02:23] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, did it work?
[02:24] <cryptodira> in the add to panel window for 10.04 amd/64 there is NO 'gnome-volume-control applet' listed.... what is the method for adding that applet to the list ?
[02:25] <sacarlson> slie:  you want to make a permanent grub2 entry on the thumbdrive or just a single time boot?
[02:26] <mdg2> hello
[02:27] <bjhaid> please how do i share internet connection with ubuntu, i have a modem with internet connection on my lucid and i want to share it
[02:27] <mdg2> I have some old files from Family Tree Maker and am wondering how I can open them - they are on a floppy
[02:27] <slie> sacarlson: I would like to choose at boot time or any kernal i see or have access too
[02:27] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.  Adobe's docs aren't any help:( (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/840/cpsid_84062.html http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/492/cpsid_49267.html)
[02:27] <Jordan_U> bjhaid: http://magazine.redhat.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/ (works with Ubuntu as well).
[02:28] <mdg2> what would I need to view floppy disks containing windows family tree maker files
[02:28] <MadHaTTer_777> arabian nights
[02:28] <bjhaid> Jordan_U: thanks
[02:28] <abstrakt> mdg2: probably windows... and "family tree maker", I would wager
[02:28] <slie> psusi: probably end up going with grub2
[02:28] <Jordan_U> bjhaid: You're welcome.
[02:28] <mdg2> abstrakt: lol - I meant via linux ICK windows
[02:29] <cryptodira> in the add to panel window for 10.04 amd/64 there is NO 'gnome-volume-control applet' listed.... what is the method for adding that applet to the list ?
[02:29] <bjhaid> I would also like to know how to pull flv videos from the internet
[02:29] <Senjai> bjhaid
[02:29] <Senjai> bjhaid, you can get youtube-dl off the repository
[02:29] <MadHaTTer_777> hey senjai u there?
[02:29] <Senjai> Not sure about the other sites
[02:30] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, yo
[02:30] <MadHaTTer_777> on that link u gave me
[02:30] <mdg2> I was wanting to rescue the info from the floppies - probably made with windows 95 lol
[02:30] <bjhaid> senjai: thanks
[02:30] <Senjai> Yea?
[02:30] <Senjai> bjhaid :)
[02:30] <abstrakt> mdg2: well unless you have a program that can read that file format you probably won't be able to get much out of your endeavors
[02:31] <psusi> slie, then get to the console and do set root=(hd0,1) to select the first partition on the first hard disk, then load a kernel with linux /path/to/kernel [arguments] and the initrd with initrd /path/to/initrd, then enter the boot command to launch it
[02:31] <MadHaTTer_777> i forgot to mentoin im a ubuntu noob i cant read it for sht what is it telling me i need to do a chmod 777 to?
[02:31] <abstrakt> mdg2: otherwise, ubuntu mounts discs automatically afaik, and it reads FAT32 and NTFS just fine
[02:31] <abstrakt> mdg2: have you even put the floppy in your computer yet?
[02:31] <Senjai> chmod +x
[02:31] <Senjai> I think
[02:31] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Plug the floppy in, if it doesn't show up in nautilus (the GUI file manager) then open a terminal and run "sudo mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/".
[02:31] <mdg2> abstrakt:yes.  It tells me there is no disk :(
[02:31] <Senjai> its only missing that attribute, so.
[02:31] <MadHaTTer_777> to what?
[02:31] <Senjai> just chmod +x file
[02:32] <psusi> slie, you can use tab to complete the path, or ls to see what files are there... it should be /boot/vmlinuz-x-y-z-foo and /boot/initrd.img-x-y-z-foo
[02:32] <Senjai> I don't know the numeric crap, I come from windows, I just do the flags
[02:32] <Senjai> !chmod
[02:32] <bjhaid> senjai: with youtube-dl installed how do i use it?
[02:32] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah thats what i mean which file
[02:32] <Senjai> bjhaid, man youtube-dl
[02:32] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah im a windows server admin
[02:32] <Senjai> uhh one sec
[02:32] <bjhaid> senjai: thanks once more
[02:33] <mdg2> I'm guessing its an MSDOS file type I need to be able to read - can ubuntu do that?
[02:33] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:33] <Senjai> /usr/sbin/pppd
[02:33] <Senjai> that whole directory
[02:33] <psusi> slie, the kernel arguments needs to at least include root=/dev/sda1, again, for the first partition of the first disk
[02:33] <MadHaTTer_777> msdos or dos
[02:33] <MadHaTTer_777> k
[02:33] <Senjai> bjhaid, no problem :)
[02:33] <slie> psusi: okay so this is all from a bare bones thumb drive with a bootloader on it? and then all i need to do is tell grub what disk and partition the path and then i should be set
[02:34] <landingonwater> is it safe to update the grub when running dualboot ?
[02:34] <psusi> slie, yea
[02:34] <Jordan_U> landingonwater: Yes.
[02:34] <KGBWolf> I installed ubuntu with encrypted disk. Now i want to remove this how can i get this done?
[02:34] <landingonwater> thanks :)
[02:34] <Jordan_U> landingonwater: You're welcome.
[02:34] <KGBWolf> i encrypted entire drive
[02:34] <MadHaTTer_777> it says opperAtion not permitted
[02:34] <Senjai> chmod it has root
[02:34] <slie> psusi: Sweet, yeah i know what is going on i just need technique :)P haha
[02:34] <Aikar> when installing ubuntu side by side with windows, does it overwrite windows MBR or does it write it to same hdd as ubuntu? I installed ubuntu to a diff hdd than windows, now my grubs corrupted and trying to figure out is grub still alive or did windows just wipe it out
[02:34] <Senjai> sudo chmod
[02:34] <kevdog> KGBWolf: Dont think that can be done without a format
[02:34] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:35] <Senjai> !chmod | Senjai
[02:35] <kevdog> let me google that for you
[02:35] <Senjai> execute
[02:35] <Senjai> (execute)
[02:35] <Senjai> x or 1
[02:35] <KGBWolf> really theres no orther way?
[02:35] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh i just did sudo -i
[02:36] <Senjai> So i would assume, MadHaTTer_777 ,that the command on ubuntu is sudo chmod +x /usr/sbin/pppd
[02:36] <MadHaTTer_777> it worked though
[02:36] <Senjai> yea?
[02:36] <Senjai> good :)
[02:36] <mdg2> Disk Utility shows /dev/fd0 no media detected when I put a floppy in
[02:36] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: nothing about OS/2 .. I think my motherboard's too new :(
[02:36] <MadHaTTer_777> testing it now
[02:37] <Senjai> :)
[02:37] <matiu> and only drive order thing was 'drive boot order' which I've set to the natural progression ..
[02:37] <MadHaTTer_777> to see if it fixed it
[02:37] <matiu> so running an install now
[02:37] <Senjai> :)
[02:37] <JeffCBR> Hello, everyone. :D
[02:38] <aaronr> hey everyone, seeing some strange errors trying to debootstrap to a share mounted over nfs ( http://pastie.org/1573072 ) Is debootstrapping possible over nfs? Or have I missed something in my NFS setup?
[02:38] <Senjai> Hey JeffCBR
[02:39] <JeffCBR> Hey, Senjai. I'
[02:39] <timewriter> hi
[02:39]  * Senjai waves at timewriter
[02:39] <timewriter> do i need a special kernel in order to use virtualization software ?
[02:39] <JeffCBR> I'm trying to get Ubuntu 10.10 installed and it seems to be hanging on "Ready when you are..."
[02:39] <Senjai> no.
[02:40] <Senjai> !virtual machine
[02:40] <Senjai> !virtual machine | timewriter
[02:40] <timewriter> im lagging ubotu
[02:40] <timewriter> thanks guys
[02:40] <krishna> hi
[02:40]  * Senjai waves at krishna
[02:40] <Jordan_U> timewriter: Only if you specifically want to use Xen. KVM, Virtualbox, and VMware don't require special kernels.
[02:40] <Ziber> !fstab
[02:40] <timewriter> Jordan_U, thank you
[02:41] <Jordan_U> timewriter: You're welcome.
[02:41] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:41] <Senjai> !rsync | MonkeyDust
[02:41] <MonkeyDust> tnx
[02:41] <MadHaTTer_777> no that parts fixed but now its doing that hanging sht after the dns addresses again
[02:41] <matiu> So if my /boot is on /dev/sdc1 .. should I install grub on /dev/sda ? or on /dev/sdc ?
[02:42] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, ew..
[02:42] <Jordan_U> matiu: You can install grub to both, that way you don't need to worry about which drive is first in the BIOS boot order.
[02:42] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg and check it matiu
[02:42] <Senjai> !love
[02:42] <MadHaTTer_777> eww indeed
[02:43] <tripelb> I "found" a file on a disk, found it in Nautilus. How do I find out the path of that file, ie where is it?  ----here we go. something that "seems" simple that I cannot do.
[02:43] <timewriter> matiu, i install it on my first hdd . its more comfortable
[02:43] <matiu> Thanks guys .. will put it on /dev/sda
[02:43] <timewriter> but you can always choose your boot device , at boot
[02:43] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, I have no idea from there .. lol.. I will NEVER have to use wvdial
[02:43] <Jordan_U> Senjai: Please stop playing with the bot here. You can PM the bot or join #ubuntu-bots to mess around.
[02:43] <mdg2> when I try to mount the floppy manually I get "/dev/fd0 is not a valid block device" what does this mean?
[02:43] <MadHaTTer_777> lol u suck
[02:43] <Ben64> Aikar: hi
[02:43] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: I'm in the graphical installer, I don't see a way to get to dmesg :(
[02:43] <matiu> ah nvm
[02:44] <matiu> haha, I put alt+ctrl+f2 and I thought nothing happened ..
[02:44] <matiu> but it came up on my other monitor
[02:44] <matiu> cool
[02:44] <rww> JeffCBR: assuming you're stuck on the account screen, make your username all lower-case
[02:44] <timewriter> ctrl + alt + shoft + F1
[02:44] <timewriter> shift*
[02:44] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Does a /dev/fd0 appear if you "sudo modprobe floppy"?
[02:44] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg is a term command
[02:44] <JeffCBR> rww, seems to have done the trick. :D Thanks!
[02:44] <mdg2> Jordan_U: ? let me see what happens with that
[02:44] <JeffCBR> <- noob
[02:45] <MadHaTTer_777> <--boob
[02:45] <tripelb> I "found" a file on a disk, found it in Nautilus. How do I find out the path of that file, ie where is it?  ----here we go. something that "seems" simple that I cannot do.
[02:45] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: so what am I looking for in dmesg output ? sda is the first disk mentione din there ..
[02:45] <arrrghhhTP2> Heeey all anyone use projectM or any visualizations?
[02:45] <MadHaTTer_777> look under the cat ur trying to muont
[02:45] <mdg2> Jordan_U: ? hmmmm...
[02:45] <timewriter> there is a problem with certain broadcom network controllers , on 10.04 .
[02:45] <arrrghhhTP2> Rhythymbox said it supports them, but they don't seem to work too well...
[02:45] <KGBWolf> can i boot without it asking for the encryption password?
[02:45] <Jordan_U> tripelb: Right click > Properties.
[02:46] <timewriter> the drivers must be manually installed
[02:46] <kevdog> timewriter: so?
[02:46] <timewriter> kevdog, i guess there is an error on the .iso
[02:46] <timewriter> someone might care
[02:47] <mdg2> Jordan_U: where do I look/what can I do?
[02:47] <kevdog> shoot:  I see that being hammered in the forums
[02:47] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Did a /dev/fd0 appear?
[02:48] <mdg2> Jordan_U: you lost me.
[02:48] <econdudeawesome> Does anyone have CUDA? Does the latest driver in the repos for nvidia (nvidia-current) support it? Must I install the SDK on top of the driver and CUDA?
[02:48] <mdg2> Jordan_U: where am I looking
[02:48] <MadHaTTer_777> r u telling him a gkk comand jordan?
[02:48] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Try running "sudo modprobe floppy && sudo mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/".
[02:48] <tripelb> Jordan_U, sounds simple. I've been getting lost in trying to understand find command as in the undefined, yes I looked it up on google, "symbolic link".  Is that the filename? the icon?
[02:48] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: what are you trying to do with cuda?
[02:48] <timewriter> econdudeawesome, i guess that the latest nvidia drivers have CUDA support
[02:48] <timewriter> but im not 100 % sure
[02:49] <sacarlson> KGBWolf: I could be wrong but doesn't the standard install just encrypt the /home/user dirs?
[02:49] <timewriter> why do you need cuda , by the way ?
[02:49] <mdg2> say /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device - I don't know what that means
[02:49] <tripelb> Jordan_U, sounds simple. I've been getting lost in trying to understand find command as in the undefined, yes I looked it up on google, "symbolic link".  Is that the filename? the icon?  -- I am interested in "find" to find a file not a charstring
[02:49] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: I'm trying to use it! :-) Using PyCUDA wrapper to interface with it. I keep getting an error that nvcc cannot be found. I suspect perhaps I don't have the SDK installed?
[02:49] <KGBWolf> sacarlson yes i choose to encrypt everything
[02:49] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: use = write program for it?
[02:50] <MadHaTTer_777> it means fd0 isnt in /dev
[02:50] <sacarlson> KGBWolf: can I see the output of mount and fdisk -l ?
[02:50] <KGBWolf> sure
[02:50] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: Absolutely. I'm writing scientific programming and I want to incorporate it into the toolkit
[02:51] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: then yeah, you need the special drivers from nvidia
[02:51] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: I attempted to do the "Hello World" program using PyCUDA and it's giving me a CUDA error. Not sure how to check it
[02:51] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: So the latest driver in the repos do not support it?
[02:51] <Jordan_U> mdg2: My last floppy drive died last year. Sorry I can't help you more.
[02:51] <Ben64> they support cuda applications, but not your own
[02:51] <mdg2> Jordan_U: okay, thanks for getting me this far :)
[02:51] <Senjai> Can't remember the last time i had a floppy.
[02:51] <Jordan_U> mdg2: You're welcome.
[02:52] <timewriter> i have 2 floppy units
[02:52] <timewriter> RAID
[02:52] <timewriter> :))
[02:52] <Senjai> ...
[02:52] <pyrony> why is charlie noticng me
[02:52] <pyrony> that's nnoying
[02:52] <timewriter> he noticed everyone
[02:52] <Senjai> he noticed the channel
[02:53] <MadHaTTer_777> what pyro?
[02:53] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: Maybe here>http://wiki.debian.org/Firmware
[02:53] <pyrony> are we all allowed to do that?
[02:53] <Senjai> no, he  got banned for it
[02:53] <rww> pyrony: no, hence them getting... sigh.
[02:53] <JeffCBR> lol
[02:53] <timewriter> why debian 6 is on 9 DVDs ?
[02:53] <rww> timewriter: ask #debian ;P
[02:53] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:54] <econdudeawesome> gnewb: whats this?
[02:54] <JeffCBR> Maybe notice #debian why debian 6 is on 9 dvds?
[02:54] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: And here> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog
[02:54] <MadHaTTer_777> but ubuntu is polished debian
[02:54] <timewriter> this reminds me of the time i went to electricity headquarters to ask them something
[02:54] <timewriter> and they said : we have a problem with the electricity
[02:54] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: Those are drivers and firmware that are known to work.
[02:54] <rww> pyrony: You're unbanned.  I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard. Can anyone help?
[02:54] <willystylee> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817107417
[02:54] <willystylee> Win7 x64
[02:54] <willystylee> Ubuntu 10.10
[02:54] <FloodBot3> willystylee: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:54] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:55] <willystylee> sorry
[02:55] <timewriter> and i started going berserker
[02:55] <MadHaTTer_777> free willy
[02:55] <timewriter> you are the electricity ffs
[02:55] <Senjai> wow, floodbot is harsh
[02:55] <willystylee> :)
[02:55] <MadHaTTer_777> i just did
[02:55] <tripelb> (shakes head) I want to use terminal, find command, find all files in all directories that end in .avi  --- find -r *.avi  <--- I made that up. I cannot understand the man page
[02:55] <rww> i_get_: stop that
[02:55] <rww> ... I just unbanned you. lawd.
[02:56] <unbanned> thanks!
[02:56] <tripelbaby> (shakes head) I want to use terminal, find command, find all files in all directories that end in .avi  --- find -r *.avi  <--- I made that up. I cannot understand the man page
[02:56] <timewriter> i really like 10.04
[02:56] <MadHaTTer_777> wow rww's in a good mood
[02:56] <rww> tripelbaby: 1) "find . -name *.avi" will find all files named *.avi in the current directory or subdirectories. 2) don't repeat that quickly ;P
[02:56] <pnorman> strictly speaking, the bots should be doing their replies as notices to the channel, not messages
[02:56] <shcherbak> tripelb: find . -name *.avi
[02:56] <timewriter> i played super mario kart all day
[02:56] <lithpr> anyone else having problems with xchat 2.8.8 on Maverick Meerkat?  The Server configuration panel is suddenly extremely wonky on my machine.
[02:56] <willystylee> Can anyone help me?
[02:56] <Senjai> whats upw illy
[02:56] <econdudeawesome> gnewb: fair enough
[02:57] <inaety> Do you need to be on the same local internet to access another computer through ssh?
[02:57] <willystylee>  i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard.
[02:57] <Senjai> out of my league, willystylee , would help if I could
[02:57] <Senjai> inaety, no
[02:57] <willystylee> dang. :(
[02:57] <timewriter> inaety, the router might block ssh port
[02:57] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:57] <Senjai> inaety, it is important to have it enabled on the target computer
[02:57] <Senjai> !ssh | inaety
[02:57] <willystylee> why can't stuff just work. :(
[02:57] <econdudeawesome> How does one add something to .bashrc? Suppose I have a trusted program that I must be privleged to run, in this case "/usr/local/cuda/bin" is the path and "./nvcc" is the program to run. How do I add this so that if I type "sudo nvcc" it knows where to look?
[02:57] <Senjai> it isnt enabled by default
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> so u got the mini dins on ur octo cable hooked right?
[02:58] <JeffCBR> willy, this isn't Mac OS, bro. :D
[02:58] <willystylee> lol
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> willy
[02:58] <inaety> Senjai: I'm trying to do this over my university's network so I don't have access to the router or anything
[02:58] <willystylee> still
[02:58] <tripelbaby> tww someone told me to look at properties but the string is too long so it ends in ...  I need to find the path of the file that Find in Nautilus found.. The reason I am going to terminal is that find in gui fails to tell me that path. How can that be? And there is no "open in folder"
[02:58] <Senjai> inaety, is the computer on the network?
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> willy
[02:58] <willystylee> i hate how i give someone my money for something, but still it doesnt work.
[02:58] <willystylee> yeah?
[02:58] <timewriter> is there any software similar to CCleaner , for ubuntu ?
[02:58] <inaety> Senjai: It is connected to it, yes
[02:58] <mickster04> !tab | MadHaTTer_777
[02:59] <Senjai> inaety, more specifically, you have to know that the computer your accessing has the ssh server running
[02:59] <MadHaTTer_777> on ur linux comp r your mini dins on the octo cable switched willy?
[02:59] <Senjai> inaety, the router isn't usually a problem for uni networks
[02:59] <rww> tripelbaby: as a KDE user, I'm not the best person to ask about Nautilus ;)
[02:59] <timewriter> i wonder if i can trust the computer janitor
[02:59] <JeffCBR> Does Ubuntu include KDE?
[02:59] <timewriter> JeffCBR, Kubuntu
[02:59] <inaety> Senjai: I just installed openssh, made a key, and added that that key to the client
[03:00] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: sorry, Mini dins? Octo cable? everything is connected the correct way
[03:00] <inaety> Senjai: the daemon should have started
[03:00] <Senjai> inaety, I don't even remember having to make a key
[03:00] <matiu> JeffCBR: you can install kde on ubunutu normal though
[03:00] <JeffCBR> Yeah.
[03:00] <Senjai> you have to start it manually
[03:00] <matiu> JeffCBR: you just end up with both .. gnome is default
[03:00] <timewriter> you can install E17 too :)
[03:00] <tripelbaby> rww, It looks like I have to "be in" or indicate the directory of the disk I am searching in. BUT I have two disks both called the same. I dont know how to alter that. I dont know how to do a directory of "Computer" in terminal.
[03:00] <Spaztic_One> JeffCBR: Kubuntu does, but if you install Ubuntu or any other variant, you can install it.
[03:00] <MadHaTTer_777> yes but is it connected with the right colors
[03:00] <econdudeawesome> JeffCBR: it does not, but Kubuntu does. Or you can install it via apt-get (sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop for KDE+goodies)
[03:00] <tripelbaby> rww sorry
[03:00] <inaety> Senjai:  then how would I have the client find the server? find the IP?
[03:01] <econdudeawesome> JeffCBR: those goodies are many. Perhaps one can also just install kdm and kde?
[03:01] <JeffCBR> I'm actually not planning on using much of the Desktop environment. I want to run this without a monitor and just access the terminal remotely.
[03:01] <inckie> i have a HP dc5750 with an internal speaker, i can only get audio playback on the internal speaker, the rear or front jacks don't work
[03:01] <MadHaTTer_777> for the mini dins its green and pink i belive
[03:01] <Brewer-> How do I log in as the root user?
[03:01] <Senjai> the command on hte client, inaety, is ssh -l username ip
[03:01] <tripelbaby> I was told to do find . -name *.avi  to find .avi files... I cant find the path after I find the files in Nautilus.  This is terrible. Please help., It looks like I have to "be in" or indicate the directory of the disk I am searching in. BUT I have two disks both called the same. I dont know how to alter that. I dont know how to do a directory of "Computer" in terminal.
[03:01] <rww> !root | Brewer-
[03:02] <Senjai> inaety, where the username is a username on the machine your accessing
[03:02] <JeffCBR> I'm impressed how far Linux has come as far as "just working".
[03:02] <timewriter> you can set up the root password
[03:02] <rww> !noroot
[03:02] <JeffCBR> 10 years ago, it took us weeks just to get the ethernet card working.
[03:02] <tripelbaby> timewriter, there is no Root
[03:02] <JeffCBR> Not, I boot from a disk, and it has sound, video, network already going. :D
[03:02] <MadHaTTer_777> lol@jeff
[03:02] <timewriter> tripelbaby, i can sudo -i then passwd
[03:02] <JeffCBR> Now*
[03:02] <rww> JeffCBR: I thought the same thing today. I put a live CD in a random laptop someone was having problems with, and it worked fine without any configuration.
[03:02] <Brewer-> rww, I need to edit a file that only the user "root" can edit. Its the php.ini file for XAMPP
[03:02] <timewriter> and i have a root password
[03:02] <inaety> Senjai: the name of my server is inaety-ubuntu and my username is inaety.  So would it be ssh -l inaety@inaety-ubuntu IP?
[03:02] <tripelbaby> JeffCBR, and 10 years ago no one was using it or few
[03:02] <timewriter> which i can use with su
[03:03] <rww> Brewer-: then do "sudo nano /whatever/path/to/php.ini"
[03:03] <Brewer-> Thank you
[03:03] <Senjai> inaety, use the local IP, not the computer nam
[03:03] <JeffCBR> I used Mandrake, Corel, and Red Hat. Are they all gone, now?
[03:03] <timewriter> btw , i can login as root via terminal
[03:03] <Senjai> inaety, try that
[03:03] <ghost__> How i install flash for firefox? some how i'm unable to download
[03:03] <inaety> Senjai: the local IP according to ifconfig?
[03:03] <tripelbaby> I cant find the path of a file I have found. Please help this baby
[03:03] <MadHaTTer_777> 20 years ago i was 6 and it took me 5 mins to get a ether card with a bsod working jeff
[03:03] <rww> timewriter: We're aware that it's possible to set a root password. It is not, however, supported in this channel.
[03:03] <timewriter> ok rww
[03:03] <JeffCBR> MadHaTTer_777, you are one of the special ones. :D
[03:03] <timewriter> is there a security issue ?
[03:04] <rww> timewriter: see the RootSudo link ubottu gave earlier, it goes into details
[03:04] <Senjai> yes
[03:04] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah i built that windows 3.1 machine from parts from the dump
[03:04] <timewriter> i cant open any link with my fantastic connection
[03:04] <Senjai> Make sure you use the ethernet one, if your wired in
[03:04] <Senjai> or the wireless, if your connected wirelessly
[03:04] <timewriter> <--- HDSPA
[03:04] <JeffCBR> Oh, Windows?
[03:04] <Senjai> you should get something like 192.168.x.x
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, depending on your setup
[03:05] <rww> !who | General note
[03:05] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: yes, it definately all hooked up correct
[03:05] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: What do you mean: I cannot find path...?
[03:05] <inaety> Senjai: I don't see how that would  work if, say, I was on a remote connection though
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, externally?
[03:05] <MadHaTTer_777> did u try set serial?
[03:05] <tyler_d> having a problem configuring davmail, I have all the setup etc correct for this, however within evolution I receive the error, "Connection to <IP_ADDRESS> refused" I have also tried with localhost, I have verified that both exist within /etc/hosts , what am I missing please?
[03:05] <inaety> Senjai: yeah, like not at my universit
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, first, lets check if your ssh is actually running, go onto your server, and ssh into itself: ssh localhost
[03:06] <JeffCBR> MadHaTTer_777, 20 years ago you had an ethernet card?
[03:06] <timewriter> 2 mins to download a wallpaper
[03:06] <inaety> Senjai: ah man, I'm at work right now so I can't
[03:06] <MadHaTTer_777> yes
[03:06] <ghost__> How i install flash for firefox? some how i'm unable to download
[03:06] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: 1.whats set serial 2.what are the dins?
[03:06] <inaety> Senjai: I'll see if I can get on locally
[03:06] <JeffCBR> Man, you were ahead of the curve? I hadlike 28.8 modem...
[03:06] <inaety> when Im back
[03:06] <xangua> ghost__:  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[03:06] <Senjai> inaety, ok, thats step one, then you have to note that your uni may not forward port 22 to your computer
[03:06] <willystylee> JeffCBRlol
[03:07] <inaety> Senjai: which would mean I'm screwed?
[03:07] <ghost__> thx
[03:07] <ghost__> let me see
[03:07] <JeffCBR> I remember for amazingly fast 56.6k modems seemed when we first got them.
[03:07] <Senjai> inaety, It depends on their setup, sometimes their routers just block it
[03:07] <timewriter> 2.55 kb/sec
[03:07] <MadHaTTer_777> mini dins r little round plugs with about 6 pins and a rectangle key in them
[03:07] <timewriter> haha
[03:07] <Senjai> inaety, you can go on your server, go to whatismyip.com, use that ip and try ssh'ing into that
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, it would be wise to first make sure ssh is actually running though :P
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, ssh localhost, as aforementioned
[03:08] <inaety> Senjai: Yeah, haha.  Okay man I appreciate the help I'll try it out when I get back
[03:08] <econdudeawesome> hey all--how does one add a path for bash? I need to get a program working that I typically have to cd to and then type "./<program>".
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, No worries :)
[03:08] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, go to your home folder
[03:08] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, type gedit .bashrc
[03:09] <MadHaTTer_777> set is a terminal command
[03:09] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, add: PATH=$PATH:extra/path/here
[03:09] <shcherbak> econdudeawesome: in .bashrc - add PATH=$PATH:/new/path
[03:09] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777:i dont think this  unit has 'mini dins'
[03:09] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, Econdudeawesome, set is only temporary
[03:10] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, wow are you dutch or what (lots of consonants in a row) I mean: in gui I do control-F and search on .avi -- then I want to know what directory it is in. Properties cuts off the string. --- So I want the path, you know the charstring that tells where it is inthe filestructure.
[03:10] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, You can seperate extra paths with :, just make sure $PATH is there so you don't lose the default paths
[03:10]  * tripelbaby explodes
[03:10] <Schizoid> If I install a gtk theme with the ubuntu theme installer, where exactly are the theme files put?
[03:10] <MadHaTTer_777> what plugs does it use for your kbd and mouse usb?
[03:10] <timewriter> Schizoid, in your home directory
[03:11] <Schizoid> timewriter: yeah, but under what hidden dir?
[03:11] <econdudeawesome> shcherbak: Senjai: this won't overwrite the paths already there?
[03:11] <timewriter> .themes
[03:11] <timewriter> .icons
[03:11] <timewriter> and so
[03:11] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: it uses usb for keyboard & mouse
[03:11] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, $PATH contains all the default Paths, so if you include it, it wont
[03:11] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, if you don't it will overwrite them. PATH=$PATH:path/path:other/path
[03:12] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, same as saying New = Old + this + that
[03:12] <MadHaTTer_777> brb i need a smoke break
[03:12] <econdudeawesome> Senjai: I see. If I don't have any path variables, then adding PATH=$PATH:extra/path/here is fine?
[03:12] <willystylee> lol
[03:13] <Random832> econdudeawesome: it's very unlikely that you don't already have one
[03:13] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, you already have $PATH variables, type $PATH in terminal to see the default ones, this addition just adds paths to the original ones
[03:13] <willystylee> anyone else think they could help me with my problem?
[03:13] <Random832> it is set on startup to "/bin:/usr/bin" and your login script probably already adds more to that
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> done :-)
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> thanks guys!
[03:13] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, welcome :)
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> (and gals, as the case may be!)
[03:13] <porjo> I'd like to setup sudo so that my username isn't prompted for a password on certain commands - but is prompted for anything else
[03:14] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: got it!!!!
[03:14] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: press ctrl-2
[03:14] <Senjai> shcherbak, that sounds.. too easy for linux..
[03:14] <Senjai> :)
[03:14] <porjo> what do I put in sudoers?
[03:15] <Senjai> projo, no idea -__-
[03:15] <shcherbak> lumntripelbaby: in preferencies and in tab "List coliumn" Location, it will show path in last cou
[03:15] <shcherbak> *column*
[03:15] <pyrony> can i follow any of u on twitter?
[03:16] <shcherbak> Senjai: I agree, Nautilus sucks
[03:16] <Logan_WP> !ot | pyrony
[03:16] <shcherbak> pyrony: Sure, do you donate?
[03:16] <JeffCBR> Any 3D UIs for Linux?
[03:16] <pyrony> sorry lagan
[03:16] <Random832> porjo: "username ALL (ALL) NOPASSWD: [your list of commands]"
[03:16] <MadHaTTer_777> i need support :(
[03:17] <Senjai> Que pasa MadHaTTer_777 ?
[03:17] <timewriter> this seagate hdd is driving me crazy
[03:17] <timewriter> im gonna send it to garbage
[03:17] <Senjai> timewriter, ill have it :)
[03:17] <mdg2> I get this message "block device /dev/fd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only" how can I read and write?
[03:17] <timewriter> you wont blame me for destroying your nerves
[03:17] <kan3> does netbook not support ATI
[03:17] <timewriter> it makes squeejy noises
[03:18] <timewriter> squeeky
[03:18] <MadHaTTer_777> msg just chmod 777 it
[03:18] <timewriter> at the same interval
[03:18] <porjo> Random832: thanks, that's what I've got currently , however I'm now restricted to those commands only
[03:18] <slie> d-punch
[03:19] <peaveyman> is there a way to have numlock on at startup
[03:19] <pyrony> pea: if u push the butn..
[03:19] <maco2> mdg2: fd0 means floppy disk. move the little slider on the floppy from the locked position
[03:19] <peaveyman> ok
[03:19] <Senjai> peaveyman, create a program that enables it, and run it at startup?
[03:19] <Senjai> lol
[03:19] <JeffCBR> Peavey, your BIOS might have a setting to control that.
[03:19] <MadHaTTer_777> geeze ive only been using linux a week am i still a nood when im solving other ppls probs?
[03:19] <mdg2> maco2: really?  that's what that means?
[03:19] <Random832> porjo: are you not in the admin group?
[03:19] <DaGeek247> peaveyman it should be in the bis settings
[03:20] <peaveyman> ok
[03:20] <mdg2> maco2: I did and it still tells me that
[03:20] <DaGeek247> *bios
[03:20] <slie> d-punch
[03:20] <JeffCBR> Ubuntu include an irc client?
[03:20] <porjo> Random832: sorry, I misread your comment. Let me try that again...
[03:20] <MadHaTTer_777> msg2 yes fd0= floopy disk device 0 in the /dev
[03:21]  * JeffCBR felt a little dirty downloading mIRC...
[03:21] <timewriter> im gonna copy what i need of it , and dispose it
[03:21] <mdg2> MadHaTTer_777: any idea where I change from read only to read/write - users and groups?
[03:21] <Random832> JeffCBR: you can install xchat irssi or any other irc client
[03:21] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi, xchat, others
[03:21] <slie> d-punch
[03:21] <pyrony> j #haskell
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> cd /dev then rclick and goto the permissions tab
[03:21] <pyrony> oops sry
[03:21] <jon_athon> recommendations for video editing software?
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> msg
[03:21] <Random832> !best
[03:21] <porjo> JeffCBR: I use firefox's chatzilla plugin - it's basic, but does the job
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> mdg2*
[03:21] <Senjai> !chmod | mdg2
[03:21] <DaGeek247> jon_athon whakind? creation, editing?
[03:22] <JeffCBR> shcherbak: Any of those CLI?
[03:22] <gsp2009> jon_athon: openshot is pretty good
[03:22] <porjo> Random832: thanks, that works
[03:22] <jon_athon> DaGeek247, just gotta splice a couple .vob files together
[03:22] <jon_athon> and convert to wmv
[03:22] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah or do it in terminal like senji said
[03:22] <teb_> kdenlive and openshot is good software for video edit
[03:22] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi, and weechat
[03:22] <Random832> JeffCBR: most peopel misuse the term "CLI", but irssi runs in a terminal
[03:22] <Senjai> Terminal > IDE, eventually :)
[03:22] <JeffCBR> Cool. :D
[03:22] <Senjai> did i JUST say IDE? I meant GUI..
[03:22] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[03:23] <JeffCBR> Random832: Meaning if I don't load Gnome, I can't run it?
[03:23] <DaGeek247> jon_athon pitivi. its a lot like windows movie maker it should do the job.
[03:23] <Senjai> It's useful to learn, so..
[03:23] <MadHaTTer_777> kinda a big dif there ahh senji
[03:23] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[03:23] <jon_athon> DaGeek247, thanks
[03:23] <Senjai> Thinking one thing, typed another :/
[03:23] <Random832> JeffCBR: no, that doesn't mean that, why would you think that means that
[03:23] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi have awesome documentation, and script pack is in repos.
[03:24] <Random832> it's just a pet peeve of mine - i consider 'CLI' to exclude full screen text mode programs like irssi, vim, and so on
[03:24] <Random832> it's not a _command_ _line_ interface
[03:24] <Random832> ed is CLI, vi is not
[03:24] <timewriter> how do i remove something from /etc/fstab ?
[03:24] <timewriter> just edit it ?
[03:24] <MadHaTTer_777> i like notepad myself
[03:24] <Senjai> timewriter, rm
[03:24] <timewriter> thabk you
[03:24] <MadHaTTer_777> gedit
[03:24] <timewriter> thank*
[03:25] <Random832> Senjai: what
[03:25] <JeffCBR> I might be confusing my terminology here, but I thought a terminal was something that accessed a CLI from a graphical environment, as opposed to simply having only the command line as your interface.
[03:25] <timewriter> i need to remove this Baracuda
[03:25] <Random832> timewriter: just edit it
[03:25] <Senjai> OH
[03:25] <Senjai> Omg
[03:25] <timewriter> thank you Random832
[03:25] <Senjai> Sorry..
[03:25] <Senjai> Blanked..
[03:25] <FloodBot3> Senjai: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:25] <MadHaTTer_777> floodbot shut up
[03:25] <Fluttershy> I'd switch back to irssi in a heartbeat if there was a good notification menu script...
[03:25] <timewriter> lol
[03:26] <JeffCBR> Random832: Perhaps my question should have been do those run in the CLI?
[03:26] <Fluttershy> WeeChat has one, but it's tedious
[03:26] <Random832> JeffCBR: technically a terminal also applies to the linux virtual consoles  [alt-f1 etc] and to physical devices, but otherwise... CLI is often misused, it's not like it's _your_ misconception
[03:26] <Random832> but yes irssi runs in text mode
[03:26] <timewriter> away for a smoke until the star wars box set is copying
[03:26] <Prinler> Hey guys
[03:26] <pyrony> #usguys
[03:26] <timewriter> i like bluray Yoda
[03:26] <Senjai> !ot timewriter
[03:26] <Senjai> !ot | timewriter
[03:27] <timewriter> im there too
[03:27] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill @FloodBot
[03:27] <JeffCBR> Sorry, Random832, I think I'm missing your point. On the upside, 10.10 just finished unstalling on a machine I thought was looooong dead.
[03:27] <JoeMofknDot2> has anyone put ubuntu 10.10 on a thinkpad t510
[03:27] <Prinler> If i put a blue ray dvd drive in my linux pc... would it work under like xbmc?
[03:28] <DaGeek247> !kill > FloodBot3
[03:28] <DaGeek247> :p
[03:28] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill @FloodBot3
[03:28] <matiu> so it turns out grub doens't like to be installed on partitionless drives
[03:28] <matiu> I hope my giant drive wide lvm group is still there :o
[03:28] <DaGeek247> !kll > DaGeek247
[03:28] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill FloodBot3
[03:28] <Ben64> wtf
[03:29] <timewriter> file transfer speed is better than on windows 7 64bit
[03:29] <timewriter> on my machine
[03:29] <churland> private message
[03:29] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill ubottu
[03:29] <Senjai> !ot
[03:29] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: I bet Random832 belives everything beyond 8 bit is distraction
[03:29] <Senjai> :(
[03:29] <shcherbak> MadHaTTer_777: please.
[03:29] <MadHaTTer_777> !op
[03:29] <Logan_WP> come on
[03:29] <timewriter> im talking about Ubuntu , Senjai
[03:30] <DaGeek247> this is getting spammy
[03:30] <Logan_WP> somebody kick him
[03:30] <Senjai> timewriter, wasnt talking about you :)
[03:30] <Random832> shcherbak: i didn't say there was anything WRONG with fullscreen or even gui programs
[03:30] <timewriter> ok :)
[03:30] <Random832> just it's not called CLI
[03:30] <Logan_WP> thanks mneptok
[03:30] <shcherbak> Random832: I am just picky.
[03:30]  * mneptok bows
[03:30] <DaGeek247> ll
[03:30] <DaGeek247> *lol
[03:31] <pyrony> <3
[03:31] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, Oh, of course.  OK have to search again cause all results vanished.
[03:31] <DaGeek247> someone should have told him about the ability to explore ubottus commands without spamming
[03:32] <shcherbak> DaGeek247: You shown him how ;)
[03:32] <Senjai> MadHatter formally requests to be unbanned :/
[03:33] <timewriter> does ubuntu any special features if a Android phone is connected to the machine ?
[03:33] <Senjai> He said he didn't know about the ability to message the bot.
[03:33] <timewriter> offer*
[03:33] <Senjai> timewriter, I believe theirs software out for it
[03:33] <timewriter> mhm
[03:33] <shcherbak> -b+b ???
[03:33] <timewriter> i might get a android phone
[03:33] <timewriter> they look promising
[03:34] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, when I look at "computer" in list, the other drives dont have the proper path, they say 40 GB Hard Disk: 40 GB Filesystem which isnt the path. I think the path starts with /media --- I need to learn this stuff. I dont have "some basics" and so I keep flailing.
[03:34] <Random832> shcherbak: changed from a plain ban to a forward
[03:34] <tripelbaby> timewriter, re phone. where are you?
[03:34] <tripelbaby> usa?
[03:34] <timewriter> nah
[03:34] <ruan_> hi, i got a problem
[03:34] <timewriter> Transylvania
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then TimeRider
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then timewrite
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then timewriter
[03:34] <timewriter> :)
[03:34] <pagan0ne> ok guys, i think i have an issue... "Preparing to replace login 1:<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu3 (using .../login_1%3a<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu3.2_i386.deb) ...
[03:34] <pagan0ne> Unpacking replacement login ...
[03:34] <pagan0ne> " been like that for 2 hours, i am certain it froze, is there a GOOD way to fix this w/o booting off usb?
[03:34] <tripelbaby> vampire!
[03:34] <ruan_> i tried ubuntu with the livecd, installed it, and idk how to restart now
[03:35] <timewriter> i was one , but i got cured
[03:35] <tripelbaby> do you know how to power down ruan?  or to logout?
[03:35] <ruan_> nope
[03:35] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Yes /media/ is in Ubuntu mount point for removables, Nautius do not show this, because it offers shortcut to such drives.
[03:35] <ruan_> the shutdown button only shows suspend or hibernate
[03:35] <pagan0ne> ruan_, if you can get to console, sudo shutdown -h now
[03:35] <gnewb> ruan_: Remove the CD?
[03:35] <ruan_> ok
[03:35] <ruan_> its running off the cd
[03:36] <tripelbaby> OK look on the panel (that's the thin strip on the top)  ok go to add to panel with a rightclick
[03:36] <timewriter> ruan_, configure it from Power Managemenbt
[03:36] <ruan_> i'll restart
[03:36] <ruan_> brb
[03:36] <pagan0ne> anyone have any ideas on my issue?
[03:36] <Senjai> pagan0ne, whats wrong?
[03:36] <pyrony> pagan0ne: not really
[03:36] <Senjai> pagan0ne, oh, not Im not that cool.
[03:36] <jon_athon> anyone skilled with pitivi?
[03:36] <pagan0ne> "Preparing to replace login 1:<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu3 (using .../login_1%3a<IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu3.2_i386.deb) ...
[03:36] <pagan0ne>  Unpacking replacement login ...
[03:36] <pagan0ne>  " been like that for 2 hours, i am certain it froze, is there a GOOD way to fix this w/o booting off usb?
[03:37] <timewriter> ruan_, open a terminal and type sudo reboot
[03:37] <pagan0ne> Senjai, ?
[03:37] <BitWraith> how do I prevent ubuntu from loading services that I don't use?
[03:37] <shcherbak> pagan0ne: is it after update/upgrade ?
[03:37] <Senjai> Sorry I saw it above, I don't have an answer
[03:37] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I still cant get the path. when I switch to list view then I haev to research and it comes back in icon view
[03:37] <pagan0ne> shcherbak, after an apt-get upgrade
[03:37] <timewriter> BitWraith, Preferences > Startup Applications
[03:37] <ruan_> ok its rebooting
[03:37] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, and I cant find the path to cd into the directory to use find
[03:38] <pagan0ne> shcherbak, an auto-update actually
[03:38] <BitWraith> my friend has a box that is starting dnsmasq whenever his connection comes up, and it's messing with another DNS server he needs to use
[03:38] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, good reasons for what they do notwithstanding
[03:38] <PyjamaSpank> I've installed 10.10 to an SSD, I've read that to use "noatime" and move the tmp to the SSD. Is there anything else I should do?
[03:38]  * tripelbaby implodes
[03:38] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: after search press ctrl-2
[03:38] <pagan0ne> ok, well im gonna kill it, and hopefully fiddle with the pkg mgmt system and get it working before i reboot
[03:38] <timewriter> i love LTS
[03:39] <Prinler> Anyone here have any experience with a media center box? specificly a blueray?
[03:40] <timewriter> whats wrong with it
[03:40] <jon_athon> why can't I edit my .vob files?
[03:40] <jon_athon> when I open my .vob files in pitivi they show one second in length, I can't edit them, but they play for a full 45 minutes
[03:40] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I did. I told you I did. I told you twice what happens after I do. What happens is that all the find results vanish. Then after I search again they come back in icon view. -- I am well familiar with using icon view or list view.
[03:40] <timewriter> they are DVD files
[03:40] <tripelbaby> my question is so simple that no one can figure it out cause it's trapped inside a set of invisible assumptions you "all have"
[03:41] <jon_athon> timewriter, is that bad?
[03:41] <timewriter> no
[03:41] <timewriter> why would you edit them ?
[03:41] <Disturbed1> Hello.
[03:41] <jon_athon> timewriter, I did a class project, I gotta remove some stuff
[03:41] <tripelbaby> jon_athon, I've seen that in windows. No it's not bad, it is what dvd files are called. -- I also have problems relating to that kind of thing.
[03:42] <timewriter> you need a dedicated editing software that is able to edit dvds
[03:42] <tripelbaby> !ask | Disturbed1
[03:42] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: strange, what directory are you looking in and what is the query?
[03:42] <timewriter> but i dont know if it is possible
[03:42] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, relating how?
[03:42] <timewriter> you my need to redo the project
[03:42] <Senjai> !bot abuse | tripelbaby
[03:42] <timewriter> might*
[03:43] <Prinler> Anyone have media box experience?
[03:43] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I have found some .avi files and I want to find out where they are on the HD. Not my primary HD but a couple of other HDs. Both named the same afaik
[03:43] <timewriter> possibly
[03:43] <jon_athon> is there any .vob editing software?
[03:43] <Logan_WP> !anyone | Prinler
[03:43] <tripelbaby> Senjai I didnt do that.
[03:43] <jon_athon> timewriter, no can do on the redo... it's do fri, and I have to critique it
[03:43] <Disturbed1> !behaviour
[03:43] <Prinler> Shoooooot
[03:43] <Prinler> Does ubuntu support blueray
[03:43] <tripelbaby> nevermind I have more things to dealwith than a simple crit. I am trying to deal with my computer. sorry I tried to help.
[03:44] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, ?
[03:44] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Try to set List view as default (nad add colunt with path), but with terminal you would be better.
[03:44] <Logan_WP> !bluray | Prinler
[03:44] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, who and what are you talking about?
[03:44] <timewriter> jon_athon, have you tried avidemux ?
[03:44] <gnewb> triplebaby: Are they mounted?
[03:44] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I dont know how to set the list view as default. I've asked that before.
[03:44] <Disturbed1> How do I change the login screen wallpaper?
[03:44] <tripelbaby> jon_athon, sorry I cant help you.
[03:44] <jon_athon> timewriter, nope
[03:44] <jon_athon> timewriter, but I will
[03:45] <timewriter> install it , it might do simple tasks
[03:45] <Frenk> Hello, I have a small problem with a perl script. Here is the error and which perl and perl -v. Can anyone suggest a solution? Thx http://pastebin.com/aUErJsek
[03:45] <Logan_WP> !perl | Frenk
[03:45] <Logan_WP> wait, no
[03:45] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Edit > Preferences > (first tab, top)
[03:46] <Logan_WP> Frenk: ask in #perl
[03:46] <Frenk> Logan_WP: the source should work, its just ubuntu is missing smth and I dont get it.
[03:46] <shcherbak> jon_athon: find in Nautiuls (battle with misconception)
[03:46] <jon_athon> shcherbak, ?
[03:46] <shcherbak> jon_athon: Your question to tripelbaby
[03:47] <timewriter> hello Mr Cpudan80 Sir
[03:47] <jon_athon> oh
[03:47] <JeffCBR> Rebooting into Ubuntu for the first time (and Linux for the first time in years). :D
[03:47] <Senjai> ~
[03:47] <BitWraith> \0/
[03:48] <shcherbak> jon_athon: good boy.
[03:48] <droidftw> is it possible to install unity on the desktop version
[03:48] <shcherbak> sorry, ment to JeffCBR
[03:48] <jon_athon> shcherbak, oh
[03:48] <jon_athon> shcherbak, I was confused
[03:48] <jon_athon> XD
[03:48] <lulohlz> hola luis_lopez
[03:49] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I've looked under all these things and cant find out how to set the default view of my window -- appearance windows nautilus-actions
[03:50] <yamina> est-ce que par exemple la structure d'une mole et qu'Ule engendrerait un champ inverse à son symétrique vectoriel?
[03:50] <jon_athon> Woah this is sooooo werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> weird
[03:50] <FloodBot3> jon_athon: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:50] <Senjai> yamina, #ubuntu-fr ?? i think
[03:51] <BitWraith> lol
[03:51] <jon_athon> crap
[03:51] <rww> !fr
[03:51] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, -- got it EDIT, Prefs... TY I'll search again
[03:52] <tripelbaby> gnewb, hi they are mounted. I'm almost burnt. I'm ready to smoke a cigarette and I dont smoke any more.
[03:52] <tripelbaby> gnewb, I think it's time to do something else.
[03:53] <yamina> yes, sorry
[03:53] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, it does not give the path.
[03:53] <yamina> not here ... ops
[03:53] <tripelbaby> my question is so simple that no one can figure it out cause it's trapped inside a set of invisible assumptions you "all have"
[03:54] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, it does not give the path. only the filename
[03:54] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: same menu, but 4th tab, tick Location
[03:54] <tripelbaby> k
[03:54] <Cale> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 and version 10.2 r152 of the flash plugin for Firefox, and in many places I can't input text (though copy/paste will work), notably in UStream's chat box. Has anyone else run into this?
[03:54] <gnewb> triplebaby: Okee doke, I had to ask ,,
[03:54] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, oh bingo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:54] <Senjai> !flash | Cale
[03:54] <Senjai> I don't know anything about that, but you might find more there
[03:54] <Cale> Flash is installed
[03:54]  * tripelbaby cries with relief
[03:54] <Cale> okay
[03:55] <Senjai> Did you install it through a repository
[03:55] <matiu> What's a good size for /boot partition ?
[03:55] <shubbar> plash plugin keep crashing
[03:55] <shubbar> flash
[03:55] <Senjai> shubbar, yep :)
[03:56] <Cale> I believe I just used Adobe's package
[03:56] <shubbar> how can i watch youtube?
[03:56] <gnewb> !flash | shubbar
[03:56] <Senjai> It shouldn't crash a LOT.. just occasionaly
[03:57] <shubbar> Senjai, always crashing constantly
[03:57] <Senjai> I would purge it
[03:58] <Senjai> and install it from the ubuntu repository
[03:58]  * shcherbak hugs tripelbaby with tears of joy in eyes
[03:58] <Senjai> and see if it still occurs
[03:58] <Senjai> also I use google chrom
[03:58] <MrBmx> hey
[03:58] <arand> matiu: depending on circumstances around 50->200MB I'd guess, you can assume one kernel is approx. 16MB, so it all comes down to how many you plan to have installed simultaneously
[03:59] <ruan> ok im back
[03:59] <Iron_Chef> what's the best way to install openmotif in lucid?
[03:59] <ruan> i cant boot ubuntu though
[03:59] <ruan> tried installing it twice
[03:59] <MrBmx> i havea quick question
[03:59] <Senjai> !ask | MrBmx
[04:00] <gnewb> ruan: Is it a clean install or a dual-boot install?
[04:00] <ruan> i tried dual booting but installing on the same partition as windows
[04:00] <Anon7-2521> Hello.
[04:00] <ruan> that was a bad idea i think
[04:00] <JeffCBR> Is Update Manager keeping "sudo apt-get install irssi" from working?
[04:00]  * Senjai waves at Anon7-2521
[04:00] <arand> ruan: Using wubi then I assume?
[04:00] <gnewb> ruan: Yes, that could be an error.
[04:00] <joobie> Entry 'etc' in / (2) has an incorrect filetype (was 2, should be 0). .. how can i confirm what 'filetype 2' is and 'filetype 0' is? I get this when i run fsck.. i know forsure it's a directory, but just want to confirm that type 0 is a dir
[04:01] <MrBmx> if i install ubuntu on my machine running vista, i will still be able to run vista or ubuntu at my choice right? and if i choose to uninstall ubuntu it will not effect any of my current vista settings/information?
[04:01] <ruan> im running on the livecd now
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> I am running 10.04 Lucid on a MBP 5,5. All of a sudden, yesterday, my brightness levels do not work at all. On the brightness applet, there is an "x" and it shows as being low. What do?
[04:01] <Senjai> MrBmx yes
[04:01] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: It is installtion command, what and how supposed to keep it?
[04:01] <xangua> !dualboot | MrBmx
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> Also, when I unplug my computer, the screen does not dim, despite it being set ti.
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> s/ti/to/
[04:01] <elfrank> I have newbie question. I'm running ubuntu on a live flash drive. Every time I try to install it, it hands at the prepating  to install ubuntu... and I have to quit it. Is there a way to do this through the terminal?
[04:01] <ruan> but i cant boot ubuntu, is it because im not using a seperate partition?
[04:01] <arand> JeffCBR: What kind of error does it give?
[04:01]  * Senjai pets PasketOfBuppies
[04:02] <tripelbaby> I found out, to name a disk you name a partition. To name a partition you use gparted not nautilus. Thank you for all your attention friends.  -- inc shcherbak
[04:02] <arand> ruan: How did you install it? Wubi? LiveCD?
[04:02] <ruan> live cd
[04:02] <tripelbaby> goes to reboot from livecd
[04:02] <JeffCBR> "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:02] <MrBmx> thank you senjai... one last thing, if i install ubuntu i will not lose my current vista information (e.g music pics and so fourth) correct?
[04:02] <Senjai> MrBmx, no
[04:02] <gnewb> tripelbaby: YES!
[04:02] <ruan> booted off of the livecd, changed boot settings to hard drive after install, cant boot
[04:02] <Senjai> MrBmx, Just follow the setup instructions, and choose to boot alongside vista
[04:03] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: Do you run any other installations or updates?>
[04:03] <Senjai> MrBmx, When you boot, you can select "Windows Recovery Environment" from the menu to load vista
[04:03] <arand> JeffCBR: Yes, you can only have one package manager running at the same time
[04:03] <JeffCBR> "E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?"
[04:03] <JeffCBR> I see.
[04:03] <tripelbaby> ruan, when you boot up from scratch you should get a text screen that allows you to use the arrow keys to chose which partition to boot from. At this place Ubuntu wubi "looks like" a different partition even though it is not one. It is one of the choices.
[04:03] <Anon7-2521> Has anyone come across this problem before? i searched the forums extensively, but as of yet have not found a working solution
[04:03] <elfrank> I tried already a few times and I get the same results while trying to install
[04:03] <Senjai> Anon7-2521, Whats the issue?
[04:04] <ruan> i didnt get a text screen to choose a partition
[04:04] <tripelbaby> ruan, warning about wubi. The files "inside" of wubi are only accessible when you have booted into wubi.
[04:04] <MrBmx> thank you senjai
[04:04] <Anon7-2521>  I am running 10.04 Lucid on a MBP 5,5. All of a sudden, yesterday, my brightness levels do not work at all. On the brightness applet, there is an "x" and it shows as being low. What do? Also, when I unplug my computer, the screen does not dim, despite it being set ti.
[04:04] <matiu> thanks arand .. I ended up making it 1 GB
[04:04] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: I am assuming you are using a laptop and are asking about the power management?
[04:04] <Senjai> tough call, I have no clue.
[04:04] <ruan> but i installed on the same partition as windows
[04:04] <ruan> is this a problem?
[04:04] <Anon7-2521> I am using a laptop, yes.
[04:04] <Senjai> MrBmx, No problem :)
[04:04] <Anon7-2521> But it is not an option in the power management tab
[04:05] <tripelbaby> ruan, this is not a problem per say. it is your situation.
[04:05] <ruan> because it seemed to wipe windows, not that i mind, but i need to boot into an os
[04:05] <tripelbaby> ruan: when you boot, do you see the text screen?
[04:05] <ruan> no
[04:05] <arand> matiu: That is likely a bit over the top, but as long as you don't desperately need the space... You normally don't need a separate /boot unless you want to.
[04:05] <gnewb> ruan: There are some very good Utilities and Forensics in GParted and other places that could resolve that for you.
[04:05] <ruan> only a "loading dmi pool data" screen and it freezes at that
[04:06] <tripelbaby> ruan, I cant help you with that one, what you have has been addressed here by others. You have lost the grub2 (or grub for older versions)
[04:06] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Despite checking numerous times, and updating the repositories and chanign x11, nothing has worked. the screen is on full brightness all the time, despite the birghtness applet showing the screen as off.
[04:06] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: do you get an error at boot/login?
[04:06] <Anon7-2521> No.
[04:06] <matiu> arand: yeah, I redid it to 500 mb
[04:06] <ruan> should i start a new partition?
[04:06] <tripelbaby> ruan, good luck. First: save anything you do not want to lose
[04:06] <matiu> arand: I was using my left over gentoo partition that was 32 M .. and wondering why ubuntu install wasn't working .. turns out it needs bigger :)
[04:06] <I-are-> how do I use an abstract class in my code?  If I am unable to instantiate it, does that mean I just use it similar to a static class?
[04:06] <JeffCBR> What ever happened to LOAF?
[04:06] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: this look familiar? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/555122
[04:07] <maco2> matiu: yeah...needs about 2gb
[04:07] <ruan> ok im going to try an install on a new partition this time
[04:07] <tripelbaby> ruan, when you type in this channel, you should start the line with the NICK of the person you are addressing. that makes the line red for them. Like this one is for you.
[04:07] <gnewb> ruan: First things first, do you have a backup of the Windows?
[04:07] <Anon7-2521> Somewhat but not completely
[04:07] <arand> matiu: maco2: That is for / filesystem though, not for just /boot as in this case
[04:07] <matiu> maco2	wha ? I made it 500 MB from arand's suggestion
[04:07] <shubbar> now i install the adobe-flashplugin or the flashplugin-installer ?
[04:07] <maco2> arand: ahhh ok
[04:07] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: When unplugged, nothing happens
[04:07] <matiu> arand: yeah I'm talking just /boot
[04:07] <tripelbaby> gnewb, I leave this to you. hi5
[04:07] <maco2> matiu: i thought you meant for the entirety of /
[04:07] <ruan> gnewb: i have a backup of windows
[04:07] <matiu> fs is like 200 GB
[04:07] <matiu> :D
[04:08] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: what model laptop?
[04:08] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Also, when pressing the function key, nothing happens
[04:08] <matiu> plus 5 TB of LVM partitions :)
[04:08] <Anon7-2521> it's a MacBook Pro 5,5
[04:08] <Senjai> linux should come with a facepalm program
[04:08] <ruan> lol
[04:08] <matiu> Thanks maco2 .. you had me worried there for a second :)
[04:09] <ruan> reinstalling on a diff. partition
[04:09] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: are you booting plugged in or no? same problem either way?
[04:09] <whisperkiller> i have issues with the wireless with 10.10 and someone told me to try an earlier version because 10.10 has issues with wireless
[04:10] <whisperkiller> is 10.04 suitable?
[04:10] <DaGeek247> yes
[04:10] <Senjai> !wifi | whisperkiller
[04:10] <shcherbak> Senjai: There is sript with analise frequency and structure of given commands, and eventually gives you message like: It's OK. or Dont give up, or plays relaxing music.
[04:10] <jon_athon> timewriter, you know how to use this avidemux?
[04:11] <gnewb> ruan: Good, now just start from scratch, please read the How to Install guide at Ubuntu.com. Is rather simple to understand and please print it out , then make certain the MD5 is correct, then install and enjoy, main thing is just let it install, is almost an unattended operation, put the username, password, timezones and whatnot, is all explained on the Ubuntu Download page.
[04:11] <Senjai> shcherbak huh?
[04:11] <JeffCBR> Anyone recommend a wireless card that works well with 10.10? I haven't purchased mine yet.
[04:11] <shcherbak> Senjai: instead of palmface
[04:11] <Senjai> shcherbak, agreed, JeffCBR, let me figure out what I have, I dont have problem
[04:11] <shcherbak> ok
[04:12] <gnewb> ruan: And you are wise, ALWAYS make a backup, always.
[04:12] <skutr3> can someone help me add myself to the sudoers file please????????
[04:13] <gnewb> skutr3: Try gksudo?
[04:13] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: can you cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:13] <skutr3> gnewb: command not found
[04:13] <shcherbak> skutr3: add yourself to adm group
[04:13] <gaelfx> if I wanted move my '/' to an SSD, how would I do that? Is it possible?
[04:13] <skutr3> shcherbak: how?
[04:14] <epi> HI, some days ago battery is not charging, can somebody help me ?
[04:14] <Senjai> gaelfx, yes, its ... something that you might have to google, I know its been done though
[04:14] <shcherbak> skutr3: adduser <name of user>:adm (need to be done by sudoer)
[04:14] <Senjai> !ask | epi
[04:14] <skutr3> shcherbak: im the only user
[04:15] <Inphernal> Hey, I'm having trouble burning CDs, my drive will play DVDs and CDs fine, but I cannot burn them in Ubuntu or Windows. How can I check what the problem is?
[04:15] <Senjai> epi, what more can you tell us
[04:15] <gaelfx> Senjai: cool, I was thinking about buying a 16gb SSD and I was hoping I wouldn't have to reinstall to use it
[04:15] <shcherbak> type: groups <your user name>
[04:15] <shcherbak> skutr3: ^^^^
[04:15] <rww> in before -j
[04:15] <Senjai> gaelfx, My friends have done it, Im not pro enough though
[04:15] <gaelfx> epi: does your laptop still work with the power adapter plugged in?
[04:15] <skutr3> shcherbak: skutr3 : skutr3
[04:16] <Senjai> nick Bash
[04:16] <Bash> :)
[04:16] <timewriter> jon_athon, no
[04:16] <timewriter> i never use it
[04:16] <epi> it works when is plugged
[04:16] <jon_athon> crai
[04:16] <jon_athon> crap
[04:16] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: can you cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:16] <DaGeek247> FloodBots are spamming! :p
[04:16] <gaelfx> Senjai: Well, at least I know it's not impossible, that's encouragement enough :D
[04:16] <shcherbak> skutr3: well, how it happened?
[04:16] <rww> DaGeek247: working as intended. turn off mode changes ;P
[04:16] <Anon7-2521> Wow. I'm sorry.
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> My internet is full of AIDS and FAIL
[04:17] <skutr3> schaetec: idk i just installed
[04:17] <Senjai> all the shell nicknames are registered.. :(
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> What do I need to do, gsp2009?
[04:17] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:17] <skutr3> shcherbak: idk i just installed
[04:17] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: from a CLI
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> pastebin?
[04:17] <DaGeek247> rww im using pda. it doesnt have that feature
[04:18] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: did that make a diff to the applet?
[04:18] <gaelfx> epi: then there's a good chance that the battery is dead or that it's connection to power has been messed up somehow. I suggest taking it to a service center
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> No
[04:18] <shcherbak> skutr3: you could drop to root shell after reboot (resque)
[04:18] <gaelfx> epi: you wouldn't want to buy a new battery just to find out that it's another problem
[04:18] <skutr3> shcherbak: ho?
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> And when I press the function buttons, the cursor in terminal just flashes
[04:18] <skutr3> shcherbak: how?*
[04:18] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: hmmm. wait one sec k?
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> Thanks, gsp2009
[04:19] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: pastebin the output of your cat
[04:19] <shcherbak> skutr3: reboot > grub > resquemode > shell
[04:19] <epi> gaelfx: I guess is another problem.
[04:19] <Anon7-2521> Ok
[04:19] <Senjai> epi, if your laptop works with the cord in, its likely the battery.
[04:19] <Senjai> Have you tiried running something other than linux?
[04:20] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: http://pastebin.com/rCGzyJik
[04:20] <gaelfx> epi: well, the surest way to find out is to pop another battery that you know is working into your machine, if possible
[04:20] <^Phantom^> power's back on
[04:20] <skutr3> shcherbak: dont know how to do that
[04:20] <epi> Ok, i'll try to have a good battery to test
[04:20] <maco2> !es | hec
[04:20] <epi> thanks
[04:20] <cntb> on eeepc installed dualbooted 10.10 netbook having wifi problem now on same eeepc1005ha on w7 side .identifies wireless networks but disconnects
[04:21] <gaelfx> epi: if you normally use your computer with the power adapter, and you've done so for several months, there's a good chance that your battery got messed up, you're supposed to take them out if you won't be using battery power for extended periods of time
[04:21] <maco2> tab key fail
[04:21] <cntb> could it be because this network is unsecured?
[04:21] <maco2> oh wrong channel haha
[04:21] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: you are all up to date on your packages?
[04:21] <skutr3> shcherbak: ok i found the sudoers file but cant open it with gedit
[04:21] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I think that may be the problem. I updated yesterday.
[04:22] <IdleOne> skutr3: gksudo gedit
[04:22] <shcherbak> skutr3: please, paste output of: lastlog
[04:22] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: check your update history in synaptic and revert back if you can
[04:22] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: How do I do that?
[04:22] <skutr3> IdleOne: command not found
[04:22] <shcherbak> IdleOne: he apparently do not have sudoers in system
[04:22] <gaelfx> epi: also, if you plan on keeping your laptop for a long time, you should use your battery when it's 80% charged and recharge when it's at 20% to improve the life of the battery
[04:22] <IdleOne> shcherbak: I see. all yours :)
[04:23] <cntb> wifi card is atheros  Ar9285 and although sees networks disconnects from thw one I use now on w7 ( unsecured AMOF
[04:23] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=21144
[04:23] <cntb> anyone ^^^^ ?
[04:23] <skutr3> shcherbak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567996/
[04:24] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: sorry.. just click file-history in synaptic. that will show you what you installed
[04:24] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I installed over 400 megabytes of updates.
[04:24] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: ugh...
[04:24] <JeffCBR> So, I'm the only user? No root?
[04:25] <shcherbak> skutr3: and paste: cat /etc/passwd
[04:25] <Senjai> JeffCBR, no root password,
[04:25] <Anon7-2521> Yeah. I haven't done any updates at all, and I was having serious problems with my iSight so I decided to update. Didn't fix the isight, and now I'm having this problem, gsp2009
[04:25] <cntb> noone now
[04:25] <shcherbak> skutr3: is it live system?
[04:25] <DaGeek247> sudo passwd
[04:25] <Senjai> JeffCBR, If you MUST log in as root, you can use sudo bash
[04:25] <gaelfx> oops
[04:25] <Loshki> JeffCBR: use sudo whenevr you want root...
[04:25] <skutr3> shcherbak: i guess
[04:25] <cntb> will try to seeit myself although no clue
[04:25] <JeffCBR> I don't even see a user called root.
[04:26] <shcherbak> skutr3: Do you run it from usb?
[04:26] <skutr3> shcherbak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567998/ and live cd
[04:26] <Senjai> JeffCBR, type sudo bash, your name will change to root
[04:26] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Is there something specific I could search for in the history?
[04:26] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: have you tried resinstalling gnome-power-manager using synaptic?
[04:26] <Anon7-2521> No. Why would I do that?
[04:26] <JeffCBR> So, I'm not a super-user, but I have access to sudo to do su stuff?
[04:27] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: well, that will reinstall the package...
[04:27] <Anon7-2521> No, I understand that
[04:27] <Anon7-2521> I meant
[04:27] <Senjai> JeffCBR, yes, Ubuntu has root, but not a password for it, so if you do what I said you can still login to root
[04:27] <Inphernal> Hey, I'm having trouble burning CDs, my drive will play DVDs and CDs fine, but I cannot burn them in Ubuntu or Windows. How can I check what the problem is?