[04:17] <kyle___> After a kernel compile and install (git) nVidia graphic drivers no longer work. I didn't modify the kernel config in any way. Is their a kernel option I need to have before the prop nividia drivers will work?
[04:17] <Ben90> noooooooo...
[04:17] <RandomUsr> Does anyone have any experience with HDA intel on Jaunty?
[04:18] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://pastie.org/451971
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> kyle___: drivers need to be recompiled with the kernel sometimes
[04:18] <paulOr> should <IP_ADDRESS> not be my routers IP?
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> u may need to reinstall the drivers
[04:18] <space_cadet> !jaunty | RandomUsr,
[04:18] <ernie_eu> kyle___: you just reinstall nvidia drivers
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: thats not a valid IP
[04:18] <usr13> wstraus: If when you installed Ubuntu, you left a partion or some free space at the beginning of the drive that is large enough to isntll MS Windows on, you are good to go.
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> thats a broadcast address
[04:18] <ernie_eu> it's normal
[04:18] <Ben90> oh for f**k sakes.
[04:18] <paulOr> how do i change it?
[04:18] <wstraus> usr13: no as I've said the ntfs partition is the last on the drive, and until I formated it, it worked.\
[04:18] <invernizzi> Ben90: try to plug out and plugin the joystick, and give me the output of dmesg.
[04:18] <mrmcgibby> I'm getting 404 errors when I try to upgrade certain packages.  Is this normal?
[04:19] <space_cadet> plug out?
[04:19] <_chun> Small problem: when I alt-tab, I get horrible pixelated icons for minimised apps. I understand there's a good reason for this - but can I get everything to maximise before alt-tabbing? I've tried binding alt-tab to "wmctrl -k off" in compiz, but I'm guessing you can't bind a key combo to two actions... anyone got any ideas?
[04:19]  * psywiped chops of one of Ben90's arms.
[04:19] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, was the image re-released on p2p?
[04:19] <invernizzi> mrmcgibby: run aptitude update
[04:19] <usr13> wstraus: Also, if your swap partition is the first partition on the drive, you can move that and move everything else further twards the end of the drive and  you are good to go.
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> depends on what ur using to configure the interfaces network manager or interfaces file
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> if network manger click on the the icon and edit the interface settings for wlans default router
[04:19] <space_cadet> RandomUsr, not sure
[04:19] <usr13> wstraus: pastebin the output of  sudo fdisk -l
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> if interfaces check that file and the default route entry there
[04:19] <hhp2k> _chun: Hate that too.  Haven't looked into a solution for it myself yet.
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> unless ur router accepts broadcast traffic this most likely wont work,,
[04:20] <psywiped> wstraus just install windows as a VM inside of Linux
[04:20] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, jaunty is the best thing I've ever used. except for the sound issue. Think I can get it working tho
[04:20] <Guest97148>  http://www.videodl.org/ is not working
[04:20] <paulOr> my router has the box locked on <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:20] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, which has to be configured
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> thats ok
[04:20] <tritium> Guest97148: I gave you two ubuntu-based options from software in the repositories.
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> is that a valid IP on ur network?
[04:20] <Guest97148> tell me about youtube downloader
[04:21] <paulOr> <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> is ur network 192.168.1.x?
[04:21] <lvlefisto> RandomUsr: what is that issue with audio you are talking about?
[04:21] <psywiped> yes paulOr
[04:21] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yea
[04:21] <space_cadet> Guest97148, and I gave you an add in based solution
[04:21] <zelda> BladeNBrocade? Where did you come up with that name?
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> so thats a valid IP address
[04:21] <paulOr> http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/3832402014439350342.jpg
[04:21] <paulOr> yea
[04:21] <paulOr> it shows apache :)
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> i work a lot on blade systems and brocade fiber switches
[04:21] <mrmcgibby> invernizzi: do I need to do that on a regular basis?
[04:21] <paulOr> but this is wired atm aswell
[04:21] <wstraus> psywiped: I have that done all ready but I want a real windows install for flashing roms to my WM phone.
[04:21] <zelda> Oh figured. I work for HP
[04:21] <Guest97148> i have already download youtube-dl how is it working
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> nice
[04:21] <psywiped> Guest97148 that has nothing to do with ubuntu go ask a search engien
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> i work for IPsoft
[04:21] <RandomUsr> lvlefisto, the sound won't work
[04:21] <zelda> heh so I deal with blades and brocade switches too
[04:22]  * Milos_SD-aWay is Away, Reason: ( Spavam!!! ) | Since: ( Sunday, April 19, 2009. 21:25:36 ) Xlack v2.1
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> zelda: cool beans
[04:22] <lvlefisto> RandomUsr: ok, thanks for the info
[04:22] <Ben90> invernizzi, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5b9a3027 then http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2f60e90d
[04:22] <RandomUsr> lvlefisto, but lspci and everything else say it's good. and no the sound isn't muted hehe
[04:22] <zelda> IPsoft, dont they have a place in Utah?
[04:22] <tritium> !away > Milos_SD-aWay
[04:22] <psywiped> !ot | guest9
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: that IP is not the issue
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> if ur interface is indeed set to look for a default gateway at <IP_ADDRESS> this wont work
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> thats a broadcast address to the entire internet..
[04:23] <invernizzi> mrmcgibby: your ubuntu does that for you in background every now and then, but if you are not always connected, it may happen you need to do that. the "404" just means "hey, that package doesn't exist anymore, you need to update the list of packages".
[04:23] <wstraus> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154447/
[04:23] <Guest97148> another program that use to download video from youtube
[04:23] <space_cadet> lol
[04:23] <paulOr> so i need to find that interfaces file
[04:23] <psywiped> <IP_ADDRESS> would
[04:23] <tritium> Guest97148: clive, as I told you earlier.
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> no it wouldn't
[04:23] <psywiped> <IP_ADDRESS> would
[04:23] <space_cadet> Guest97148, check your pm
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> as a default router ip?
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> no
[04:23] <Guest97148> ok i am trying now
[04:23] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> yes that may work
[04:23] <psywiped> no as subnets
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> the 128
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> oh as a subnet yea
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> but it's not a good idea to have a subnet like that
[04:24] <tritium> !enter | BladeNBrocade
[04:24] <psywiped> why?
[04:24] <invernizzi> Ben90: I'm afraid your joystick is not supported. can you give me the name of the joystick?
[04:24] <space_cadet> why would you want a 128 subnet?
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> because once nat gets involved and traffic needs to traverse that internal network and the internet it can cause issue
[04:24] <Ben90> invernizzi its a gravis gamepad pro
[04:24] <psywiped> ah
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> having a subnet thats <IP_ADDRESS> would cause issues
[04:24] <Ben90> and it worked in 8.04
[04:24] <RandomUsr> does blueray work in Jaunty?
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> in fact.. most routers most likely wouldn't let u do this
[04:25] <usr13> wstraus: You say that "the ntfs partition is the last on the drive, and until you formated it".  Do you mean that you had a dual boot system working at that point? (With the MS Windows partition at the end of the drive?)
[04:25] <psywiped> no it has to be <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:25] <space_cadet> what r u trying to do BladeNBrocade
[04:25] <invernizzi> Ben90: have you tried http://www.linuxtutorialblog.com/post/solution-getting-a-gravis-gamepad-pro-to-work-on-linux
[04:25] <Ben90> 1 sec
[04:25] <BladeNBrocade> im not trying to do anything space_cadet .. just explaining to someone something
[04:25] <wstraus> usr13: yes I did.
[04:25] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, aah,   has dd-wrt or tomato been considered?
[04:25] <zelda> everyone just get off his back.
[04:26] <psywiped> that subnets allows you to address all the ip's in the 0 part to the same network
[04:26] <BladeNBrocade> space_cadet: thats not the issue either
[04:26] <Guest97148> how to use clive
[04:26] <BladeNBrocade> and what would the broadcase address be psywiped ?
[04:26] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, well i saw multicast needed to not be filtered...
[04:26] <psywiped> <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:26] <wstraus> usr13: and back then I think I did install win first. but at the end of the drive.
[04:26] <tritium> Guest97148: "man clive"
[04:27] <psywiped> gatway is <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: so ur not talking about making a <IP_ADDRESS> network any more?
[04:27] <Guest97148> only clive
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> ok i agree then,,
[04:27] <unop> psywiped, given that subnet mask - that address cannot be a gateway
[04:27] <tritium> Guest97148: "man clive" is the command you can run to read the manual page for clive.
[04:27] <psywiped> well that would work but no <IP_ADDRESS> is a subnet
[04:27] <invernizzi> could we please kick out  Guest97148 (the "download youtube" guy)? He keeps  changing name, but the question is't always the same.
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> umm
[04:27] <usr13> wstraus: You must know something I do not know.  But, I fail to understand why you would ask if it is possible to do something you've already done?
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> isn't this what i told u?
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> anyway we are way past the point.. fix ur default router to point to ur routers internal IP
[04:27] <space_cadet> lol invernizzi
[04:28] <psywiped> and yes it is a valid subnet
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> point blank
[04:28] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:28] <Guest97148> i was disconncted
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> it isn't psywiped
[04:28] <invernizzi> Ben90: yes?
[04:28] <Guest97148> sorry man
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> u can not connect a <IP_ADDRESS> network
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> sorry to say
[04:28] <Guest97148> i am new in this community
[04:28] <unop> psywiped, <IP_ADDRESS> is not a valid host address because all host bits are 0, it is the network/subnet address
[04:28] <psywiped> subnet not network
[04:28] <paulOr> im still not understanding where to change this <IP_ADDRESS> :D
[04:28] <space_cadet> !offtopic | Guest97148
[04:28] <Ben90> i can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> unop: correct
[04:28] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry
[04:29] <kyle___> where are the kernel modules located
[04:29] <psywiped> it doesnt go <IP_ADDRESS> then <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:29] <Guest97148> sorry men
[04:29] <wstraus> usr13: because when I try to install this time win installer reports that I only have one partition, type unknown, and is the size of my whole drive.
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: what are u talking about?
[04:29] <psywiped> i know my ccna stuff
[04:29] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry
[04:29] <unop> BladeNBrocade, afaik, the <IP_ADDRESS> network is reserved and never used too :)
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> obviously not
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> unop: this is what i've said all along
[04:29] <psywiped> its the subnet
[04:29] <Guest97148> i am new in ubuntu and wants to learn
[04:29] <Ben90> invernizzi i can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> not a subnet
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> its a netmask
[04:30] <space_cadet> Guest97148, at least your not angry like others...  there's just soo much going on in here, you may be better off in offtopic for now...
[04:30] <unop> psywiped, there's a difference between a subnet and a subnet mask - they are two different things
[04:30] <usr13> wstraus:  I've told you what you need to do, if you do not believe me, I can not help you.  The bottom line is that you have saddled a dead horse.
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> completely diff things
[04:30] <space_cadet> !beginners
[04:30] <psywiped> i guess im tired
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> must be
[04:30] <Guest97148> ok man where is offtopic
[04:30] <scunizi> BladeNBrocade: unop I came in late and so have missed a bunch of this thread.. I looked at my router and the subnet mask is <IP_ADDRESS> and the primary address is <IP_ADDRESS>.. is this an incorrect marriage of address and subnet?
[04:30] <zelda> hm
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> no
[04:30] <psywiped> scunizi your good
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> thats correct
[04:30] <Ben90> i'm feeling crazy again.
[04:30] <unop> scunizi, yep
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> in the others case
[04:31] <paulOr> im still not understanding where to change this <IP_ADDRESS> :D
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> he said his default gatway was <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr:
[04:31] <space_cadet> what?
[04:31]  * psywiped chops off one of Ben90's feet.
[04:31] <zelda> thats anyones default.
[04:31] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry to all to disturb you
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> change the default gateway to the routers internal IP address
[04:31] <Ben90> hey!
[04:31] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:31] <psywiped> o
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> if it is indeed <IP_ADDRESS> now
[04:31] <wstraus> usr13: well thank you for trying, I do appreciate it.
[04:31] <invernizzi>  Guest97148: try http://arun.wordpress.com/2007/01/29/download-youtube-videos-the-linux-way/ , it should solve your problem.
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> u need t change this to the routers internal IP
[04:31] <unop> <IP_ADDRESS>  sounds improbably for a subnet mask
[04:31] <space_cadet> unless your seriously subnetting, <IP_ADDRESS> is not even a valid ip address
[04:31] <paulOr> where do i change it though
[04:31] <scunizi> unop: says yep = not good and BladeNBrocade says no meaning it's ok.. ??
[04:31] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> unop:
[04:31] <tritium> Guest97148: you're not.  We've given you some suggestions.  Please try them out.
[04:31] <usr13> wstraus: If you want to build a dual boot system - just delete the existing partitions, install MS Windows first and then install Ubuntu second.
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> scunizi: thats fine
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> unop: thats a broadcast address to the internet
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> it would never work....
[04:32] <wstraus> usr13: yea i think I'm ganna have to do that.
[04:32] <Ben90> psywiped blasts a BFG in psywiped's face.
[04:32] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: I've asked you to watch !enter, please.
[04:32] <space_cadet> unop, actually <IP_ADDRESS> is a valid subnet mask, defines one host
[04:32] <Tophu> hey all thank you to all who helped me get my ventrilo server running in a terminal window on boot. got it working finally
[04:32] <Ben90> oops.
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> not sure how his gatway got configured as that
[04:33]  * scunizi enjoys these more technical conversations that tread on the edge of O.T.
[04:33] <unop> space_cadet, sure, but you'd never use it as a subnet mask for an addressable host on a multiaccess network like LAN/Ethernet
[04:33] <paulOr> my router IP is: <IP_ADDRESS> is that what i need to change it too?
[04:33] <Ben90> i'm gonna kill FloodBot1
[04:33] <space_cadet> unop, definately not...
[04:33] <BladeNBrocade> if thats the router ip then yes
[04:33] <space_cadet> unop, unless you just took some mushrooms
[04:33] <psywiped> paulOr your good with that it doesnt maake a diffrence thats just how you get to its interface
[04:33] <BladeNBrocade> default gateway = address of the router that will get u to the next network
[04:33] <Ben90> what does unop mean?
[04:33] <space_cadet> paulOr, you have a WAP54g?
[04:33] <unop> space_cadet, my WAN address is a /32 tho
[04:33] <usr13> paulOr: What are you trying to do?
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: but if that address is not the address of his router.. he will get no where
[04:34] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> and <IP_ADDRESS> is not his routers address
[04:34] <psywiped> he should still have a mask of <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> we were never discussing masks
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> u were
[04:34] <tritium> !enter | BladeNBrocade (again)
[04:34] <psywiped> im lost whats the issue?
[04:34] <Ben90> invernizzi, tell me yourself how i enable my gamepad in 9.04 please.
[04:34] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: where do i change <IP_ADDRESS> to the correct ip, is it just a cmd? or in a file somewhere?
[04:34] <Ben90> ?
[04:35] <usr13> <IP_ADDRESS> is not a valid netmask
[04:35] <invernizzi> Ben90: I can't solve your problem, if that guide doesn't help you.
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> usr13: I AM AWARE
[04:35] <unop> usr13, sure it is
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> jeez
[04:35] <space_cadet> usr13, yes it is
[04:35] <psywiped> usr13 yes it it its just worthless
[04:35] <space_cadet> paulOr, it's a linksys right?
[04:35] <paulOr> jesus, how many times are you folk going to repeat yourselfs
[04:35] <usr13> psywiped: is correct.
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> smh
[04:35] <paulOr> space_cadet: no
[04:36] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: can u set ur default gateway in either network manager or interfaces file to your correct router ip
[04:36] <BladeNBrocade> and reload network
[04:36] <Ben90> invernizzi i tried "sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" and it cant find it.
[04:36] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: the servers only command line
[04:36] <invernizzi> Ben90:sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[04:36] <usr13> paulOr: Are you trying to establish a network conection to the Internet through a router?
[04:36] <psywiped> whats the command to get the codes from input devices?
[04:36] <paulOr> usr13: yes, via wireless though
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: the command line will do it now... in a file or nm will make it permanent
[04:37] <usr13> paulOr: Does your AP have a DHCP server running on it?
[04:37] <psywiped> ok paulOr lets start over because half of us came in at the middle
[04:37] <Ben90> invernizzi, thanks
[04:37] <paulOr> lol this is wild
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> he said it's serving his other 2 wireless clients fine..
[04:37] <jaymacdonald> yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:37] <psywiped> were all volunters what do you expect?
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: u have 2 wireless devices connected to the AP no?
[04:38] <paulOr> yes
[04:38] <space_cadet> are they dhcp or static paulOr
[04:38] <paulOr> static
[04:38] <usr13> paulOr: Is your wireless router not configured properly?  (It's DHCP server is not giving proper IP info to clients?)
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> smh
[04:38] <psywiped> whats is the the network ip address?
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: then u need to set an IP for the interface and not rely on dhcp...
[04:38] <paulOr> its configured fine, 192.168.1.*
[04:38] <space_cadet> paulOr, have you tried setting up the third client statically?
[04:38] <Ben90> cya.
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> anf the gateway?
[04:38] <usr13> paulOr: what is the IP of your router?
[04:39] <paulOr> usr13: <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:39] <N01Z> hi
[04:39] <Guest97148> thanks to all to learn me about download a video from youtube
[04:39] <BladeNBrocade> and ur netmask is ?
[04:39] <space_cadet> paulOr, does the router go to another router for the internet?  or is it the gateway
[04:39] <Guest97148> i have  download a video
[04:39] <tritium> Guest97148: did you get it working?
[04:39] <Guest97148> thanks to all
[04:39] <usr13> paulOr: sudo ifconfig eth1 <IP_ADDRESS> ; sudo route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:39] <Guest97148> yes
[04:39] <invernizzi> paulOr: why don't you just give us the output of "ifconfig; route -n; cat /etc/resolv.conf;cat /etc/network/interfaces; iwconfig"?
[04:39] <BladeNBrocade> i believe this is a home set up no.. this goes to ur ISP device no?
[04:39] <paulOr> pc -> router -> interweb
[04:39] <psywiped> !ot | Guest97148
[04:39] <Guest97148> from youtube-dl
[04:39] <jaymacdonald> yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <usr13> paulOr: (Where eth1 is your wireless device)
[04:40] <tritium> Guest97148: excellent.
[04:40] <BladeNBrocade> smh this is what i've been saying for decades now,, add the default gateway correctly
[04:40] <jaymacdonald> usr13, yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:40] <Guest97148> bye
[04:40] <space_cadet> paulOr, im guessing interweb is your cable modem / dsl / whatever...
[04:40] <zcat[1]> ARGH!!! Just accidentally (long story) did a "chmod -R zcat:zcat /" on the family computer. Have 'repaired' it by chmodding everything back to root:root (homes to user:user)  and it seems to be running okish so far.. it'll probably get by until Jaunty is released anyhow
[04:40] <paulOr> invernizzi: http://pastie.org/451989
[04:40] <tritium> jaymacdonald: what are you trying to communicate?
[04:40] <jaymacdonald> tritium,  heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <linux> com
[04:40] <space_cadet> <IP_ADDRESS> ??
[04:41] <paulOr> i dont know how to add the default gateway correctly
[04:41] <paulOr> i dont know where to change it w/e
[04:41] <tritium> jaymacdonald: I'm sorry you're having trouble.  Now, what?
[04:41] <BladeNBrocade> as usr13 said
[04:41] <BladeNBrocade> thats the command line way
[04:41] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I Gentoo with my Ubuntu with method of VMware?
[04:41] <usr13> paulOr: First try:  sudo dhclient wlan0
[04:41]  * space_cadet is wondering about <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:42] <BladeNBrocade> space_cadet: is that in the config? i missed that
[04:42] <tritium> !vmware | jaymacdonald
[04:42] <usr13> paulOr: OR:  sudo ifconfig wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS> ; sudo route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:42] <space_cadet> vnet
[04:42]  * invernizzi space_cadet is right
[04:42] <BladeNBrocade> are u running virtual machined?
[04:42] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I default gateway using bgp with VMware?
[04:42] <paulOr> usr13: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/84762734739273168791.jpg
[04:42] <sheena1> i've tried everything to get youtube (flash?) to work with 8.10 and FF 3.0.8, and it stiill wont work. It worked fine on this computer before I upgraded to intrepid, and worked on intrepid for a while too. Anyone help???
[04:42] <space_cadet> aah
[04:43] <tritium> jaymacdonald: sorry, can't help you there.  I don't use vmware.  Try in #vmware, perhaps.
[04:43] <invernizzi> sheena1: what *exactly* have you tried^
[04:43] <space_cadet> sheena1, clean install out of the question??
[04:43] <yoshimit> Hi there... someone knows which line command may I use to know system configurations (like cpu, mem, hd, etc) ?
[04:43] <`brandon`> how do i make is so someone can ssh me?
[04:43] <BladeNBrocade> still not getting an ip
[04:43] <psywiped> do dhcpdiscover to <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:43] <scunizi> yoshimit: sudo lshw
[04:44] <usr13> paulOr: Good, now try to ping the router
[04:44] <invernizzi> brandon: it depends: are you directly connected to the internet?
[04:44] <usr13> paulOr: ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:44] <sheena1> invernizzi: uninstalling and reinstalling various "packages" (drivers? not sure) as described on at least 5 different forums and websites, as the "This will fix the problem" solution. Haven't tried reinstall
[04:44] <phenrique> algum brasileiro aí?
[04:44] <BladeNBrocade> but if ur connected over cat5 to the router u need to specify which interface to ping from
[04:44] <paulOr> usr13: im plugged in via cat5 atm though
[04:44] <yoshimit> phenrique: opa
[04:44] <`brandon`> invernizzi: yes
[04:44] <tritium> !br | phenrique, yoshimit
[04:44] <BladeNBrocade> exactly
[04:45] <sheena1> space_cadet: does that clear off all my files, or is it more like when i upgraded? that took a long time (several hours), but if i don't have to back up my data, i could try that, for sure
[04:45] <Brandie> I need some help, I'm on a laptop with 20 mins of battery life left. and my main pc is not booting. I keep getting "Aborted because bad gzip magic numbers" And "VFS unable to mount root to FS
[04:45] <invernizzi> sheena1:aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree
[04:45] <jachred> Anyone know why VLC player doesnt stream audio when changing formats (raw --> mp4) I have been searching for days...
[04:45] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I default gateway using bgp with VMware?
[04:45] <tritium> jaymacdonald: see my previous response.
[04:45] <sheena1> invernizzi, is that a terminal code?
[04:45] <phenrique> ten
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, well... most likely, you will have to back up
[04:45] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what a previous response is?
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, depending on how you initally installed ubuntu
[04:45] <tritium> jaymacdonald: sorry, can't help you there.  I don't use vmware.  Try in #vmware, perhaps.
[04:45] <BladeNBrocade> u can specify which interface to ping from with -i
[04:45] <Lando-SpacePimp> You like nice, wet, sloppy, tight vulva?
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, otherwise, ...   back up your stuff...
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> or u can down the eth0 int and try pinging the router
[04:46] <invernizzi> brandon: get your ip from "ifconfig", then make the other execute:  ssh   YOUR_USERNAME@YOUR_IP
[04:46] <`brandon`> invernizzi: yes
[04:46] <unop> !ops | Lando-SpacePimp
[04:46] <Brandie> I need some help, I'm on a laptop with 20 mins of battery life left. and my main pc is not booting. I keep getting "Aborted because bad gzip magic numbers" And "VFS unable to mount root to FS I need some help.. BAdly... I cant even boot into my xp partition...
[04:46] <sheena1> space_cadet: backing up is a problem for a few more weeks. i'm jsut finishing the school semester, and that is a bit too time consuming for right now.
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> but if ur using that interface for irc.. ull be dropped here
[04:46] <usr13> paulOr: can you ping <IP_ADDRESS>  ?
[04:46] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what a previous response is?
[04:46] <space_cadet> sheena1, got space on your hdd?
[04:46] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, run "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree "
[04:46] <tritium> jaymacdonald: scroll up.  I just sent it to you a second time.
[04:46] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: ping -i wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS> <-- like that?
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> usr13: isn't his router ip .254?
[04:46] <yoshimit> scunizi: thank you. but in fact, I'm looking for another command (that I can't remember now)... do you know others ?
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> yes
[04:46] <bruenig> !english | jaymacdonald
[04:46] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what is a scroll?
[04:47] <paulOr> it says: bad timing interval
[04:47] <jaymacdonald> a am good English do
[04:47] <sheena1> space_cadet: free space? yeah, I think so. does that make it easier?
[04:47] <scunizi> yoshimit: lspci?
[04:47] <sheena1> invernizzi: will do right now.
[04:47] <bruenig> tritium: clearly a troll
[04:47] <Brandie> Pleasem I have no means of charging this laptop, and I need help. Ive got less than 20 minutes now...
[04:47] <Nhawdge> Brandie: I've seen that come up while trying to put uclinux on an ipod, I would do a google search for it, if I recall it has a specific fix
[04:47] <space_cadet> sheena1, well you could repartition it, and clean install intrepid on a new, seperate partition...
[04:47] <BladeNBrocade> thats not a reply from the router then... have u checked the logs yet?
[04:47] <usr13> paulOr: ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:47] <invernizzi> sheena1: then go to firefox-> addons, select the "plugin" button, and check that there is only plugin that handles flash.
[04:47] <sheena1> invernizzi, two errors are given. should I pm you with them.. or?
[04:47] <tritium> bruenig: possibly
[04:47] <space_cadet> sheena1, this time, making a seperate /home partition as well...
[04:47] <BladeNBrocade> is ur router IP .1 or .254?
[04:47] <scunizi> yoshimit: typically ls plus something for what you're looking for
[04:47] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, his is 254
[04:48] <invernizzi> sheena1:pastebin.org will do
[04:48] <paulOr> 254 :p
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> so why ping .1 does that exist on ur network?
[04:48] <invernizzi> sheena1: pastebin.org will do
[04:48] <sheena1> space_cadet: that sounds liek a bit more than I know how to do without detailed step-by-step. i can certainly look into it though.
[04:48] <psywiped> brandie use a live cd on the desktop
[04:48] <paulOr> no lol
[04:48] <paulOr> http://pastie.org/451989
[04:48] <paulOr> theres logs
[04:48] <Brandie> Ive been googling a lot Nhawdge but nothing. I don't know what do do.. I cant even boot into safe mode ._.
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> ok then why ping that?
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> checking them now
[04:48] <paulOr> im not :D
[04:48] <space_cadet> sheena1, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[04:48] <Brandie> okay
[04:48] <Brandie> let me grab it now
[04:49] <yoshimit> scunizi: lspci I remember, but is not what I'm looking for yet... now I'm confuse... I'm not sure if is 'cat' some file or a command... I need to know how much cpu my virtual machine (xen) have...
[04:49] <Nhawdge> Branokil:  check this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=984419
[04:49] <usr13> paulOr: paulOr Can you ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[04:49] <yoshimit> scunizi: sorry for bothering you
[04:49] <Nhawdge> Brandie:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=984419
[04:49] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://pastie.org/451992 theres some newer ones
[04:49] <tritium> paulOr: at some point, you should move this out of channel.
[04:49] <BladeNBrocade> have u set the the interface IP as well? u still dont have an ip
[04:49] <scunizi> yoshimit: you're probably right.. cat might be the right thing.. sorry I can't guide you further.. google?
[04:49] <paulOr> sudo ifconfig wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS> ; sudo route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:49] <paulOr> i done that
[04:50] <paulOr> obv didnt work though
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm i dont think thats a complete command though..
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> give me a second
[04:50] <yoshimit> scunizi: no problem... I tried google, but as I can't remember the command/file it will be very dificult... never mind... thank you anyway...
[04:50] <usr13> paulOr: Did you try tp ping your router?
[04:50] <Brandie> where is the rescue option?!
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> he got a timing error on pinging from the wlan interface usr13
[04:50] <psywiped> ok paulOr log into the router change its ip back to <IP_ADDRESS> and turn dhcp on
[04:50] <paulOr> usr13: yea, it says http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/45816277827922534390.jpg
[04:51] <phenrique> yoshimit
[04:51] <BladeNBrocade> but dont ur other devices working wht the IP as is?
[04:51] <yoshimit> phenrique: yes ?
[04:51] <sheena1> invernizzi: pastebin won't load for me
[04:51] <paulOr> yes they do
[04:51] <BladeNBrocade> i dont think the router cares if its .1 - .254
[04:51] <invernizzi> sheena1:it's pastebin.com , sorry
[04:51] <usr13> paulOr: Wrong syntax
[04:51] <Brandie> how do I get to the rescue option Nhawdge ?
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> this is a configuration issue i suspect
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, -i is timeing
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> oops
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, you want -I
[04:52] <psywiped> Brandie just boot the cd and sudo apt-get install xchat then come back in here without the time constrants
[04:52] <sheena1> invernizzi: I've never used it before. i put it on there, but how do you see it?
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> -I
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, ping -I wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:52] <paulOr> unreachable
[04:52] <phenrique> yoshimit, sabe como faço pra adicionar novamente o gerenciador de conexão discada no painel? minha irmã excluiiu o painel e fui adicionando um por um mas esse eu não achei
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> same deal
[04:52] <Psywiped_> Brandie just boot the cd and sudo apt-get install xchat then come back in here without the time constrants
[04:52] <tritium> !br | phenrique
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> that interface has no ip
[04:53] <BladeNBrocade> u can't ping with no ip
[04:53] <space_cadet> well that makes sense too...
[04:53] <invernizzi> sheena1: just paste here the url (http://....)
[04:53] <BladeNBrocade> check his pasties theres no ip on the wlan interface
[04:53] <kyle___> I have a kernel hardware problem, it was patched with the vanilla kernel a few days ago (work around). Can I expect that 'work around' to propagate to future ubuntu kernels?
[04:53] <Psywiped_> no
[04:54] <sheena1> http://pastebin.com/d44c2163c
[04:54] <m3ga> is software suspend (s2disk) working in jaunty? i had it working in intrepid, but in jaunty suspends but won't resume
[04:54] <jigp> hello guys how to print documents? I attach the HP printer (hp deskjet f4185). I tried to install the installer cd and double click the .exe installer nothing happen almost an hour..how to print?
[04:54] <Doitle> check is "pasties"?
[04:54] <invernizzi> sheena1: execute "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree"
[04:54] <tritium> jigp: System -> Administration -> Printing
[04:54] <Psywiped_> !cups | jigp
[04:54] <kyle___> Psywiped_ thats a no to me?
[04:54] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: in "route -n" output do u see that wlan is using that IP .254 as a gateway?
[04:54] <Psywiped_> yep
[04:55] <invernizzi> m3ga: try sudo pm-suspend
[04:55] <tritium> jigp: ubuntu won't use your CD drivers, as those are for windows.  Configure it through cups, as I guided you above.
[04:55] <sheena1> invernizzi: i didnt catch that. thanks!
[04:55] <kyle___> psywiped_ so im going to have to recompile my kernel for every upgrade?
[04:55] <m3ga> invernizzi: thanks, will try
[04:55] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/6167214517256464087.jpg
[04:55] <paulOr> nope
[04:55] <Psywiped_> its not a bad thing kyle___
[04:55] <sheena1> invernizzi: appears successful now. i wil check ff plugins, then see if it works?
[04:55] <tritium> kyle___: which hardware work-around?
[04:55] <BladeNBrocade> ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> up
[04:55] <paulOr> oh wait, yea :D
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> ur command should look something liket his
[04:56] <invernizzi> sheena1: try it first :-D
[04:56] <kyle___> psywiped_ it just takes about 1.5 hrs to compile
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> where u specify the proper variables
[04:56] <scunizi> gxine and totem have horrible color rendition.. I have to turn the "hue" control totally to the left on the slider.. why?
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> e.g wlan0 ur IP and the right netmask
[04:56] <Psywiped_> kyle___ pop out of the gui and it goes faster
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> which i believe u will leave as is here <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:56] <Psywiped_> anyways gentoo takes overnight to compile
[04:56] <paulOr> ok then?
[04:56] <kyle___> psywiped_ plus no nVidia extras
[04:57] <jigp> tritium : whew this is cool! no need to install hehehe. I waited an hour but .exe doesn't appear
[04:57] <kyle___> tritium: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11579
[04:57] <sheena1> invernizzi: the first video/site i went to, it started playing. i clicked on another oen, and that oen froze ff (it turns grey, and i can "force quit" but that's it). no change.
[04:57] <tritium> jigp: yes, no need for windows drivers.
[04:57] <space_cadet> paulOr, now that your wlan has an ip, can you ping?
[04:57] <space_cadet> with the correct switches?
[04:58] <jigp> tritium : how to print a documents if the printer is in the other workstations but the same network?
[04:58] <Psywiped_> kyle___ you just need to emerge the nvidia stuff
[04:58] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to run "firefox", from the command line, then use videos until it freezes, and give us the command line output on pastebin
[04:58] <tritium> jigp: configure that workstation to share the printer.
[04:58] <space_cadet> jigp, then connect to the shared printer
[04:58] <space_cadet> jigp, if it's compatible with linux
[04:59] <sheena1> invernizzi: i don't know how to do that. sorry. i'm still learning the command line prompts for linux.
[04:59] <scunizi> jigp: if it's a lexmark forget about it.
[04:59]  * invernizzi frowns hearing "emerge"
[04:59] <space_cadet> jigp, if it's a dell           good luck
[04:59] <jigp> tritium : yup in other pc it is shared. what is the command for access the share folder in order to print?
[04:59] <space_cadet> lol
[04:59] <kyle___> psywiped_ i was under the impression that recompiling the restricted drivers was anther pain in the ass in of it self
[04:59] <Athenon> Rebooting.
[04:59] <Psywiped_> lol @ invernizzi
[04:59] <space_cadet> !ohmy
[04:59] <invernizzi> sheena1: open the terminal, write "firefox"
[04:59] <Psywiped_> kyle___ i didnt have any truble with them in gentoo
[04:59] <tritium> jigp: once it's shared, just add printer on other machines, and they'll find the network printer
[05:00] <jigp> tritium : big thanks :)
[05:00] <sheena1> invernizzi: duh. thanks. i now go to youtube in that FF window? or through terminal?
[05:00] <ablmf> I'm using unbuntu in my vmware. After an unexpected power off, my ubuntu can not access network anymore
[05:00] <william7> Can someone please tell me what the "Score" is when I use  "aptitude" ?   I was just installing Postfix... with "sudo aptitude install postfix telnet mailx".    I Got a negative score of  -819..   What does that mean?  The man page doesn't seem to address this.
[05:00] <ablmf> And it took much longer time to restart
[05:00] <invernizzi> sheena1: just use firefox normally
[05:00] <Lighttitan> anyone here know anything about ndiswrapper? I have installed the windows driver for my wireless and everything said it worked fine but I can't get it to see any wireless networks
[05:00] <space_cadet> william7, your credit sucks??
[05:00] <space_cadet> lol
[05:00] <kyle___> psywiped_ ahhhh gentoo, now i see where your coming from. it's fun but i grew tired of all the compiling and up keep... this is what im trying to avoid. im to the point now where i just want it to work
[05:01] <space_cadet> william7, j/k i don't know..
[05:01] <sheena1> invernizzi: it's frozen. do i now force quit?
[05:01] <tritium> jigp: :)
[05:01] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, and copy-n-paste the lines in the terminal on pastebin
[05:01] <sheena1> invernizzi: no lines in terminal
[05:01] <Psywiped_> kyle___ yea its nice not to have to deal with it but for odd hardware configuraitons you still have to do some stuff on your own
[05:03] <RandomUsr> nty, is better than Vista
[05:03] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to "cp -Rf  ~./mozilla ~/mozilla" ; and retry to use firefox (from command line)
[05:03] <Brandie> I'm back!
[05:03] <RandomUsr> Jaunty even
[05:03] <kyle___> psywiped_ yeah i understand, thats why i went with what i thought was popular hardware, turns out my little western digital harddrive isn't so popular
[05:03] <Brandie> Uhm, so what do I do?...
[05:03] <scunizi> invernizzi: sheena1 better to mv ~./mozilla ~./mozilla.backup just in case
[05:04] <sheena1> invernizzi: no such file or directory
[05:04] <shentino> Does anyone besides me get confused consoles when they switch in and out of X?
[05:04] <RandomUsr> when the sound is broken, one should always check that one's speakers are plugged in hehe
[05:04] <invernizzi> sheena1: it's a typo; do" mv  ~/.mozilla ~/mozilla"
[05:04] <space_cadet> lol
[05:04] <RandomUsr> hehe
[05:05] <space_cadet> RandomUsr, and turned on?
[05:05] <scunizi> shentino: you mean from say.. ctrl+alt+F2 and back to F7?
[05:05] <shentino> yeah
[05:05] <shentino> repalce F7 with whatever vt the X is on
[05:05] <scunizi> shentino: what do you mean by confused?
[05:05] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, why turn em on if you didn't bother to plug em in lol
[05:05] <shentino> well
[05:05] <sheena1> invernizzi: now youtube prompts me to get flash playet
[05:05] <shentino> I files a bug on it already
[05:05] <vigo> shentino: good one, I like mc
[05:05] <shentino> but when I ca-f1
[05:06] <shentino> it's like the kernel thinks my ctrl key is down when it isn't
[05:06] <Brandie> Anyone know a fix for Boot Failure: bad gzip magic number error?
[05:06] <shentino> typing weirdness ensues
[05:06] <shentino> I type: "asdf"
[05:06] <RandomUsr> the ranting about Jaunty was sooo right.... this is better than Vista by far
[05:06] <freedomdesktop> hi
[05:06] <shentino> I get ^A
[05:06] <shentino> then after scroll lock, it logs out
[05:06] <shentino> from the "control" D
[05:06] <invernizzi> sheena1: that is right. Now close firefox, execute "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree "; and open firefox again.
[05:06] <scunizi> shentino: have you checked your set keyboard layout? using utf-8 etc.. I've not experienced that problem
[05:07] <shentino> I could double check that
[05:07] <shentino> System -> Preferences -> Keyboard:  Layout is USA
[05:08] <shentino> keyboard model is 105 intl
[05:08] <sheena1> invernizzi: i ran it through terminal, youtube seems to be working now, but all my bookmarks and such are no longer there... is that to be expected?
[05:08] <kyle___> i need manual network config but it keeps getting reset to dhcp after i reboot
[05:08] <shentino> anything else you'd like me to check?
[05:08] <scunizi> shentino: I've no idea how to diagnose this.. but.. might change the keyboard to 104
[05:09] <RandomUsr> what's the F2 command to run emerald?
[05:09] <Brandie> Can somone help me fix my problem with ubuntu not booting please?...
[05:09] <Psywiped_> brandie http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1090235
[05:09] <shentino> heh
[05:09] <shentino> I can even reproduce the bug
[05:09] <shentino> hold down control and alt,
[05:10] <shentino> snap-tap F1 and then let go of all 3 keys before the vt driver picks up the keyup for ctrl
[05:10] <invernizzi> sheena1:yes. I was just troubleshooting the problem.  Your old firefox configuration is fine, you can get it back by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla; mv mozilla .mozilla".
[05:10] <Brandie> Psywiped but 2.6.27-11-generic isnt the 9.04 kernal is it?
[05:10] <sheena1> do you want me to paste any of the terminal code for you? or do my results tell you what you need to know?
[05:10] <shentino> if you hold down ca long enough for the vt to show, then let go, it doesn't bug
[05:10] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[05:10] <sheena1> invernizzi: ... is it fixabe?
[05:10] <scunizi> shentino: weird.. laptop or desktop?
[05:11] <shentino> desktop
[05:11] <Psywiped_> brandie please go to #ubuntu+1
[05:11] <william7_>  Can someone please tell me what the "Score" is when I use  "aptitude" ?   I was just installing Postfix... with "sudo aptitude install postfix telnet mailx".    I Got a negative score of  -819..   What does that mean?  The man page doesn't seem to address this.
[05:11] <shentino> using gnome
[05:11] <scunizi> shentino: ps2 connected keyboard or usb
[05:11] <shentino> usb
[05:11] <WebcamWonder> william7_: It is just a number that aptitude calculates while trying to resolve dependencies. It then proceeds to (I think) use the path with the greatest number
[05:11] <shentino> thanks for reminding me, I best ad that tot he bug report
[05:12] <scunizi> shentino: have you tried a different usb port? or swapped the keyboard out for another one?
[05:12] <RandomUsr> OK I'm a sellout
[05:12] <RandomUsr> bye bye windows for good
[05:12] <RandomUsr> hello Jaunty Jackalope
[05:12] <shentino> yes on the first
[05:12] <lis_> semarang
[05:12] <shentino> but I'm certain that the keyboard is good
[05:13] <invernizzi> sheena1: the problem you are experiencing is in your "firefox profile". Probably some file got corrupted.  The easiest way to solve it is to export your bookmarks, etc... . When you are done, execute "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup". That will save your old (corrupted) configuration in a backup folder, so you can start off with a new one. You just import your bookmarks and  so on, and you are done.
[05:13] <shentino> because all the keys involved can be strummed randomly after going VT and that fixes things
[05:13] <Rob235> hey
[05:13] <scunizi> shentino: I'd hate for you to find out that a small piece of yesterdays begal is causing your grief
[05:13] <shentino> I checked under the keys, no debris
[05:13] <sheena1> invernizzi: so i export my stuff, execute that command line, then reimport into my regular firefox, and all will be well?
[05:13] <invernizzi> sheena1: the problem was probably caused by a truncated file, maybe because you shut down your computer not in a nice way
[05:14] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes.
[05:14] <Rob235> i installed ubuntu but i need to install grub, how do i chroot into my installed location from the boot disc so i can install/configure grub?
[05:14] <scunizi> shentino: is the bios usb setting for "both" legacy and 2.0?
[05:14] <sheena1> invernizzi: that is possible. i was at one point fighting trying to get a certain type of shockwave to work, which may also have affected this? not sure
[05:14] <WebcamWonder> invernizzi: Someone asked him/her to move her ~/.mozilla to ~/mozilla for testing purposes IIRC
[05:14] <xangua> Rob235: have you tried Super Grub Disk ¿?
[05:14] <shentino> I'll have to reboot to fidn that out
[05:14] <Rob235> nope what is that, a bootable cd that helps you install it?
[05:14] <shentino> stand by...
[05:15] <sheena1> invernizzi: how do i get my old firefox back? it still opens the blank youtube-works one.
[05:15] <scunizi> shentino: the only reason I ask is 'cause it sounds like a timing issue.
[05:15] <invernizzi> WebcamWonder: yes, I did it. Then I told her to move it back.
[05:15] <invernizzi> sheena1: ok, two different questions
[05:15] <WebcamWonder> invernizzi: Oops, sorry about that :). I just thought you should know :)
[05:16] <invernizzi> sheena1:as I told you, 'Your old firefox configuration is fine, you can get it back by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla; mv mozilla .mozilla". '
[05:16] <sheena1> invernizzi: i found that and just did it
[05:16] <sheena1> thanks!
[05:16] <bwm> hi
[05:17] <invernizzi> sheena1: ok, about the shockwave question:    flash does work on linux, but shockwave does not. Ask Adobe why.
[05:17] <bwm> am I in the right IRC channel for getting support?  I'm just following the community support instructions
[05:17] <invernizzi> bmw: yes
[05:17] <SJr> I was running Gnome on my machine, and some apps still use GNOME components instead of KDE ones. Thoes Components are annoying and have sounds that I wish to disable on everything
[05:17] <william7_> WebcamWonder:  ok thanks for the info on the aptitude score...     do you think I need to do anything specifically ?  or just let it proceed with the  -819 score..  it's not saying it can't..  it's giving me the typical  "Accept this solution? [Y/n/q/?]"
[05:17] <invernizzi> WebcamWonder: don't worry at all :-d
[05:18] <scunizi> bwm: don't ask to ask .. just ask away  .. if anyone knows the answer they will
[05:18] <bwm> how does this work? do I wait in a line or something?
[05:18] <bwm> ok
[05:18] <Nhawdge> Where do I modifiy the software sources to allow normal releases to be updated on a headless/gui-less server?
[05:18] <WebcamWonder> william7_: As a rule of thumb, -ve is bad
[05:18] <bwm> I recently upgraded to 8.04 (Inspiron 1525), and my sound stopped working (and wireless modem)
[05:18] <WebcamWonder> william7_: It must be asking you to remove too many packages, which might lead to a negative score, or asking you to leave unresolved dependencies, which is again bad
[05:19] <william7_> WebcamWonder: yikes...
[05:19] <sheena1> invernizzi: i came to that conclusion eventually, but apparently not before messing up my profile. This change that I'm doing should allow ted.com to work as well, right? Ted and youtube quit working at the same time, so i assume it's the same issue?
[05:19] <bwm> if I play something in youtube, I can see the signals reaching PUlseAudio, but I have no idea how to get it from PulseAudio to the speakers
[05:19] <WebcamWonder> william7_: Better post the output on a pastebin and ask someone to look it over, I have to go
[05:19] <shentino> back
[05:20] <shentino> BIOS:  Phoenix
[05:20] <shentino> OnChip USB: 1.1 + 2.0
[05:20] <shentino> USB Keyboard Support: Enabled
[05:20] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, that is flash, so it's the same issue. Shockwave, to put is simply, is the 3d version of flash used in some web-based games.
[05:21] <invernizzi> bmw: It's just youtube, or any sound (mp3..)?
[05:21] <sheena1> invernizzi: okay. i backed up my bookmarks according to a help file, and now have a file on my desktop that i'm hoping contains my bookmarks. I assume i'll lose my add-ons and saved ursenames/passwords, but i'm okay with that. do you mind giving me that code again to reset it?
[05:21] <scunizi> shentino: ok.. so if you "snap tap" F1 it bugs out but if you hold it, it doesn't.. how short of a longer hold will it not bug out?
[05:22] <bwm> good question, I don't know - let me try playing something else
[05:22] <xangua> sheena1: you can use FEBE to back up bookmarks, prefs, history, passwords, etc
[05:22] <invernizzi> sheena1: "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup" .
[05:22] <sheena1> xangua: thanks, i'll try and find that
[05:22] <xangua> also addons
[05:22] <bwm> yeah, my .avi's don't play sound either
[05:23] <xangua> sheena1: FEBE + CLEO to backup addons and themes in a sinble xpi file
[05:23] <xangua> simple*
[05:23] <gQuigs> trying to upgrade to jaunty, but I have removed some packages (pulseaudio/mono/evolution) that I would prefer to not download and install only to have to remove them again later
[05:23] <invernizzi> bwm: give us the output of "killall pulseaudio ;pulseaudio" via pastebin.com
[05:24] <huangjy> hello
[05:24] <scunizi> gQuigs: oh well.
[05:24] <invernizzi> huangjy:ciao
[05:24] <huangjy> 试试中文
[05:24] <gQuigs> is there any way to keep the update-manager from doing the ubuntu-desktop reccomends?
[05:24] <xangua> gQuigs: no
[05:24] <invernizzi> qQuigs: yes
[05:25] <sheena1> xangua: no themes, so no worries there. thanks so much for the resource!
[05:25] <xangua> they fill install no mather if you want or not
[05:25] <xangua> will*
[05:25] <michael_> emerald theme not working help
[05:25] <gQuigs> invernizzi: I like your answer.. care to elaborate?
[05:25] <shentino> scunizi:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/363556
[05:25] <invernizzi> qQuigs:execute "sudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02noinstallreccomends"
[05:26] <xangua> michael_: what Desktop do you use'¿
[05:26] <shentino> You have to be fast enough that the VT doesn't wake up in time to notice you releasing ctrl and alt
[05:26] <michael_> ubuntu 8.1
[05:26] <bwm> sorry, I'm a noob, I don't know how to use the .com tool you mentioned
[05:26] <shentino> so you tap f1 and then release ctrl and alt immediately
[05:26] <invernizzi> qQuigs: and copy in that file "APT::Install-Recommends "false";  "
[05:26] <bwm> I did successfully run that command and it did execute with no messages
[05:26] <shentino> full information is in the bug link I just posted
[05:26] <xangua> i asked you what desktop, no what OS; have you tried 'emerald --replace' michael_
[05:26] <jon5000> Hello.  I have a dell laptop with an ATI Radeon X300 video card.  I cant seem to get desktop effects to work in system>appearance.  I have Compiz installed but it dont work.
[05:26] <jon5000> using Hardy
[05:27] <shentino> anyway, that's a reliable way to reproduce it
[05:27] <invernizzi> qQuigs: sorry for the draconian "yes", but I wanted to make sure to get your attention
[05:27] <shentino> 1.  be in a VT, hold down ctrl and alt
[05:27] <shentino> 2.  Tap the F key corresponding to the X server
[05:27] <michael_> emerald themer 0.7.2
[05:27] <shentino> 3.  Release and repress ctrl and alt
[05:27] <gQuigs> thank you invernizzi! you rock
[05:27] <michael_> i downloaded a couple themes but they are switching over
[05:27] <michael_> are not
[05:27] <invernizzi> gQuigs: :-D
[05:27] <allowoverride> hi
[05:28] <shentino> 4.  snaptap the f key to return to the vt, but release ctrl and alt quickly enough that the vt doesn't catch the keyups
[05:28] <scunizi> shentino: read it.. I hope it brings results.. it's a weird issue.  Sorry I'm tapped out for ideas.
[05:28] <shentino> 5.  type just a plain D to verify the console still thinks ctrl is down, and it responds with a logout
[05:28] <sheena1> invernizzi: umm. i did the "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup" and opened ff and tried youtube, and it froze (grey) as usual. i have no bookmarks, though.
[05:28] <invernizzi> john5000:execute "glxinfo |grep ender" and give us the output
[05:28] <shentino> I hoep so too
[05:28] <shentino> personally I think the kernel needs to be CC'ed at all times when keypresses happen
[05:28] <xangua> michael i still don't know what desktop you use.....................¿?
[05:28] <vigo> !pastebin
[05:29] <xangua> michael_: have you tried 'emerald --replace' ¿?
[05:29] <TheFunkbomb> hello my friends
[05:29] <RandomUsr> hello again
[05:29] <bwm> thanks ubottu
[05:29] <shentino> scunizi:  The workaroudns I've tried are annoying at best, and this discrepancy between virtual and physical keyboard state is unacceptable at any rate, hence my bug report
[05:29] <RandomUsr> Could someone recommend some decent codecs for hollywood dvds?
[05:29] <jon5000> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/f24eb332b
[05:29] <bwm> http://pastebin.com/m6afd6971
[05:30] <michael_> xangua im new so i have no idea what that is
[05:30] <xangua> michael open a Terminal and write>    emerald --replace
[05:30] <xangua> michael_:  open a Terminal and write>    emerald --replace
[05:31] <invernizzi> sheena1: strange. Open firefox from the terminal, making *sure* to close any other firefox before doing that.  Then, give me the terminal output.
[05:31] <michael_> lol
[05:31] <michael_> that was it
[05:31] <bwm> invernizzi: http://pastebin.com/m6afd6971
[05:32] <invernizzi> jon5000: you have 3d working fine. Try "compiz --replace" and give me the output
[05:33] <michael_> ok something weird is going on now
[05:33] <usr13> paulOr: U still here?
[05:33] <sheena1> invernizzi: pastebin is accusing me of spam. another option?
[05:33] <manpoole> question would changeing the onboard video buffer size of onboard graphics help out compiz run while playing video i have radeon open source with an ati 1650 pro(the changes being made in the bios)
[05:34] <invernizzi> sheena1: lol! pastie.org will do.
[05:34] <jon5000> invernizzi, Checking for Xgl: not present.
[05:34] <jon5000> Found laptop using ati driver.
[05:34] <jon5000> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[05:34] <usr13> paulOr: You will need to get a fully supported wireless card in order to use WPA key.
[05:34] <sheena1> http://pastie.org/452012
[05:35] <kanzie> can someone help me get auth working on my just installed Ubuntu LAMP
[05:35] <invernizzi> jon5000: anything else?
[05:35] <jon5000> invernizzi, thats all
[05:36] <lemmythekoopa> hmmm
[05:36] <RandomUsr> any good recommendations for video playback?  Decent DVD codecs?
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> I just installed ubuntu today
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> and then xchat
[05:36] <Xcell> RandomUsr--  restricted xtras
[05:36] <usr13> If paulOr does not get it... someone please tell him, (That he will need a fully supported wireless card in order to use WPA.) Either that or he will need to turn of encryption on his Wireless Router.)
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> can wine run mirc?
[05:37] <RandomUsr> Xcell, you mean in the repositories?
[05:37] <xangua> RandomUsr: what is you problem with DVD's ¿
[05:37] <Xcell> ya..hang on
[05:37] <bwm> invernizzi: any thoughts on what to do next?
[05:37] <Xcell> RandomUsr--  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:37] <celthunder> RandomUsr, vlc player with libdvdcss2 codecs
[05:37] <RandomUsr> xangua, not able to play the Dark Knight in Movie Player
[05:37] <RandomUsr> no codec
[05:38] <invernizzi> bwm: sorry, wait a second, I'm helping too many people (you're next)
[05:38] <bwm> invernizzi: no problem, I'm a patient person, take your time ;) thanks so much
[05:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: Have you tried with Medibuntu repositorie¿¿
[05:38] <kbp> any1 using pidgin on Yahoo and get error "connection refused" ? it just happens today
[05:38] <invernizzi> sheena1: you are missing the codecs required to play the video and audio of that video
[05:38] <RandomUsr> xangua, nope, what's the path?
[05:39] <sheena1> invernizzi: where do i find them?
[05:39] <clouder`grr> kbp: working fine on my end
[05:40] <xangua> RandomUsr: you first need to add the repositorie, and then install the packave  'libdvdcss2'
[05:40] <xangua> http://www.medibuntu.org/ -
[05:40] <invernizzi> sheena1: I believe you just need "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras "
[05:40] <binskipy2u> anyone here have experience with mint? or ubuntu ultimate?
[05:41] <kbp> clouder`grr could u please copy & paste the "pager server"? i reckon one of yahoo messenger died and i unlucky point to that server
[05:41] <sheena1> invernizzi: it says its already the newest, 0 installed, etc
[05:41] <invernizzi> bmw: give me the output of "id"
[05:41] <clearscreen> binskipy2u: this is a ubuntu support channel, not that of ubuntu derivatives.. i'm sure mint/ultimate have a support channel of their own
[05:41] <clouder`grr> kbp: scs.msg.yahoo.com
[05:42] <RandomUsr> xangua, what do I need before http://www.medibuntu.org
[05:42] <RandomUsr> deb?
[05:42] <floborg> Any syslinux.cfg experts?
[05:43] <kbp> clouder`grr: thanx for your help its same as mine, i still get the "connection refused" error, it just happens today :)
[05:43] <xangua> RandomUsr: just follow the instructions of 'repository howto'
[05:43] <jon5000> invernizzi, any other ideas?
[05:43] <xangua> and after that you can install livdvdcss2, to be able to play comercial dvd's
[05:43] <invernizzi> sheena1: so, by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla", the first video load and the others do not?
[05:43] <Fohn> how do I network in ubuntu if gnome has been annihilated and all I have is the console?
[05:43] <Nhawdge> Just modified the /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades to be normal instead of lts, but dist-upgrade isn't picking up the change, any suggestions?
[05:44] <Omoikane__> The bar on firefox in ubuntu keeps disepeer
[05:44] <error404notfound> Hi! I have to deploy a openLDAP Master and slave setup. I have a very limited diea what LDAP is, can someone provide me a link or a little detail?
[05:44] <sheena1> invernizzi: i reversed what you did initially, then backed up my bookmarks. then i entered that code you gave me that would reset my ff (move it to a backup folder), and tried to run youtube. it didn't work, and that is the resulting code. no videos worked
[05:44] <bwm> invernizzi: http://pastebin.com/m41df0a1d
[05:45] <n8tuser> error404notfound-> google is your friend
[05:45] <invernizzi> jon5000: try this "killall compiz metacity;compiz --replace;metacity --replace"
[05:45] <error404notfound> n8tuser, tried, even with the word "Beginner" in search articles are way too techie..
[05:46] <jua> error404notfound, openldap is a fairly complex piece of software
[05:46] <kbp> clouder`grr: which port r u using? 5190?
[05:46] <n8tuser> error404notfound -> if you dont understand what ldap is, its really a complicated system, so its not easy to learn overnight
[05:46] <Omoikane__> The bar on firefox in ubuntu keeps disappearing and when I right click on anything it flashes I keep having to reload a freash FF install to get it to work again. I have been dealing with this for a few months now and no one has any idea why it's happening or how to fix it. Any ideas?
[05:46] <jon5000> invernizzi, "no process killed"
[05:46] <RandomUsr> xangua, I still don't know what the components portions of the apt line is... I have Jaunty and the how to states for Gutsy
[05:47] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to ask someone else. You are experiencing a strange behaviour, I'm afraid I can't help you.
[05:47] <vigo> sheena1: Have you tried gnash?
[05:47] <clouder`grr> kbp: mine says pager port = 5050
[05:47] <invernizzi> jon5000: does something happen?
[05:47] <jon5000> invernizzi, screen flashed.  thats it
[05:47] <invernizzi> bwm, you seem to be in the right groups.
[05:48] <xangua> RandomUsr: search again /read > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[05:49] <bwm> invernizzi: ok
[05:49] <n8tuser> error404notfound -> try deploying ldap
[05:49] <sheena1> Invernizzi: i appreciate your effort very much. I must be getting closer to the answer, and at least now I know how to override to view youtube videos!
[05:50] <kbp> clouder`grr: thanks alot i've tried but it doesnt work neither, anyway dont worry im trying to analyse&debug it now ttyl
[05:50] <sheena1> vigo: I don't think so.
[05:50] <bluish> Hi guys! I need a simple help: how can I oblige the status bar I added with my extension not to enlarge too much out of the firefox window? Thank you very much!!
[05:51] <invernizzi> bwm: does "killall pulseaudio ;pulseaudio -v" give you more output
[05:51] <invernizzi> jon5000: could you give me "cat ~/.xsession-errors"?
[05:51] <bwm> invernizzi: does it ever!
[05:52] <invernizzi> bwm?
[05:52] <bwm> invernizzi: it's still running
[05:52] <bwm> yes?
[05:52] <vigo> sheena1: Do you know what gnash is?
[05:52] <invernizzi> bwm: It's supposed to do that. what does "does it ever!" mean?
[05:53] <sheena1> vigo: nope :)
[05:53] <xangua> sheena1: what is your problem with youtube videos¿ '
[05:53] <jon5000> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/f36dc47df
[05:53] <k1gwb> Anyone here using Jaunty able to get Frostwire or Limewire working? Both telling me I need to get Java, when I have it installed the same way I've done on every previous release.
[05:53] <sheena1> xangua: they won;t play. when I open a youtube video, the firefox "locks up" (turns grey) and i have to force quit
[05:53] <bwm> invernizzi: sorry, it's just a turn of phrase.  Here is the output :  http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68
[05:54] <xangua> sheena1: the problem is ONLY with youtube videos
[05:54] <vigo> sheena1: here, http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/manual/gnashuser.html and here http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
[05:54] <sheena1> xangua: Ted.com videos won't play either, and some websites. i'm thinking its a flash issue
[05:54] <xangua> sheena1: do you use (K)(X)Ubuntu 8.04 ¿
[05:54] <sheena1> vigo: thanks, i'll have a look
[05:55] <invernizzi> jon5000: you are using "ati" driver. That is not capable to run compiz without Xgl (and you don't want Xgl either). I suggest you to install the propietary radeon driver, called fglrx
[05:55] <sheena1> xangua: Ubuntu 8.10
[05:55] <sheena1> vigo: can I just follow prompts to give this a try, or do i have to uninstall the flash package i have now?
[05:55] <vigo> sheena1: It is a GNU and Debian thing, still in development, but works on Lenny for me.
[05:56] <jon5000> invernizzi, ok thx
[05:56] <sheena1> vigo: will it hurt anything if i just try it? and can i get it through synaptic? (ex-windows user, in love with graphic interface)
[05:57] <vigo> sheena1: leave the ones, Linux will use the one that work.
[05:57] <bluish> the problem: in my own extension I've added a status bar used as a particular search engine. but if the text I put in it is too long, the status bar grows larger and part of it gets out of the screen...
[05:57] <vigo> sheena1: Go for it, that is why I suggested it, I like to see things work or function.
[05:58] <sheena1> vigo: trying it now
[05:58] <poboy975linux> hey what is the address of pastebin?
[05:58] <invernizzi> bwm: it seems pulseaudio is recognizing your sound card. I'm afraid I'll have to hand you off to someone else, because it's 7AM here in Italy. Sorry and good luck
[05:58]  * invernizzi goes to sleep
[05:58] <invernizzi> !pastebin
[05:58] <bwm> invernizzi: thanks so much!
[05:59] <Roasted> True or False - I have Vista/Ubuntu on 1 hard drive. If I have to redo Vista, can I tweak grub accordingly to handle Vista/Ubuntu again without reinstalling Ubuntu?
[05:59] <poboy975linux> thanks
[06:00] <sheena1> vigo: i got the package from synaptic. i don't see it in my ubuntu plugins. should it be there?
[06:00] <vigo> sheena1: Look at the FSF site a few times and you can research this stuff. gnash is a FREE SWF player/codec, as I stated, is still a work in progress, it is moving forward.
[06:00] <manpoole> question would changeing the onboard video buffer size of onboard graphics help out compiz run while playing video i have radeon open source with an ati 1650 pro (the changes being made in the bios)
[06:00] <bwm> anyone interested in picking up my item?
[06:00] <zhanx> Roasted: true
[06:00] <freedomdesktop> Where are the pidgin plugins installed?
[06:00] <jua> true
[06:00] <k1gwb> Roasted: yes, just boot from ubuntu cd and reinstall grub to overwrite the windows boot menu
[06:00] <sheena1> vigo: i'll do some research tomorrow. thanks for the tip
[06:00] <MarkJones> im having trouble with alacarte starting.I checked it a bit in synaptic package manager and under deps it lists conflicting:smeg, replaces:smeg.That normal?
[06:01] <sheena1> xangua: did you have any other ideas?
[06:01] <freedomdesktop> Where ARE the PIDGIN plugins INstallED?
[06:01] <vigo> sheena1: Nope, it is in the Kernel. it will either work and sole the issue or not.
[06:01] <Roasted> zhanx + k1gwb - thanks. Someone just questioned why I had Vista/Ubuntu on the same drive when I have multiple drives in my system and pointed out if Vista goes down, I HAVE to reinstall Ubuntu, to which I was so confused cause I thought for sure you could just tweak Grub to bypass any issues.
[06:01] <vigo> *solve
[06:01] <sheena1> vigo: i tried accessing youtube, no luck. i could try a reboot, but my experience with ubuntu has been that reboots dont' do nearly as much as they did in windows :)
[06:02] <zhanx> Roasted: i run it the same way in my laptop
[06:02] <xangua> sheena1: i have 2, you could backup the important things in your FF profile, create a new one and import the important tho the new profile
[06:02] <xangua> sheena1: the other is to use a Greasemonkey Script
[06:02] <sheena1> xangua: i think that is what i just did tonight ?
[06:02] <Roasted> k1gwb - I never even took notice the Ubuntu LiveCD has a grub reinstall option. I always thought you had to edit osmething from console to get Grub rolling again. Have you used the LiveCD to repair grub before?
[06:02] <Roasted> and I see he left... grr
[06:03] <sheena1> xangua: i have no idea what a greasemonkey script is, but i'm pretty desperate
[06:03] <Roasted> zhanx - have you used the ubuntu livecd to repair grub before?
[06:03] <xangua> greasemonkey is an Addon for Firefox
[06:03] <MarkJones> Ive started out with a fresh install of 8.10 and then install updates first thing.The updates are seeming to cuase the problem.Not sure what to do to correct it.
[06:03] <zhanx> Roasted:  yes and its easy just follow the menu
[06:03] <vigo> sheena1: correct, it is always good to reload the kernel after any adjustments , that is from UNIX days.
[06:03] <xangua> and Scipt are like little programs, to make the pages act diferent
[06:04] <Roasted> zhanx - I'm not seeing it in the menu.... Is it supposed to show up at the very beginning where you see check CD for defects, etc?
[06:04] <cb_> .
[06:04] <xangua> sheena1: greasemonkey is an Addon for Firefox and Scipt are like little programs, to make the pages act diferent
[06:04] <TheFunkbomb> anyone here familiar with simdock?
[06:04] <sheena1> xangua: i'll look into that too
[06:04] <poboy975linux> ok hello, my sister has ubuntu installed on her laptop, and it has been working great untill last month. now when she boots up, it crashes on boot every 3 out of 4 tries...she can usually get it to finally boot up. here is a pastebin of the syslog.0 i was told to put up here if someone could take a look
[06:04] <zhanx> roasted, what are the f options again been a bit since i did it
[06:04] <poboy975linux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:05] <xangua> sheena1: for example i use this scriot to play youtube videos with Mplayer, instead of Flash> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/38074
[06:05] <cb_> Hello, I just downloaded ubuntu9.04 i run 8.04 and i wanna do a clean install. When i boot up the ubuntu9.04 and try to install with no acpi and other options off and get a blank screen once i actualy hit the INstall button? Any ideas?
[06:05] <Roasted> zhanx - Ff1 Help, F2 Language F3 keymap F4 modes F5 accessibility F6 other
[06:05] <bwm> anyone? http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68
[06:05] <xangua> cb_: why would you want to reinstall ALL if you can simply upgrade ¿
[06:06] <Flannel> cb_: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks.
[06:06] <sheena1> xangua: cool. so it overrides flash alltogether, then
[06:06] <dft> man rdesktop keeps locking up my X sessions lately
[06:06] <dft> pita
[06:06] <cb_> xangua cause i built a custom kernel and dont wanna run it anymore, and i wanna encrypt my full HD
[06:06] <xangua> sheena1: and this is another script from the same author for youtube embed videos > http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/46219
[06:07] <Roasted> zhanx - I just selected each F optin and I'm not seeing anything about grub. *shrug*
[06:07] <zhanx> bootlin
[06:07] <freedomdesktop> NEVERMIND I FOUND IT. THANKS ANYWAY NOT!
[06:07] <secure_user> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1084308 is there another way to do it?
[06:07] <secure_user> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/336736 that's the bug report
[06:07] <Roasted> pardon?
[06:08] <xangua> but unfortunatetly it only works for youtube, but you can try with Free Youtube witch has efect for many other flash videos> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/34765 , this script has less options
[06:08] <secure_user> It's explained in that thread
[06:08] <xangua> sheena1*
[06:08] <sheena1> xangua: i've saved both those. nice to have another option in case i can't make it work. frustrating that it DID work before, and now doesn't. i'm thinking backup and re-install the whole darn OS might be the best option at this point..
[06:09] <zhanx> Roasted: boot the live cd
[06:09] <secure_user> the /etc/network/if-pre-up.d doesn't seem to be a part of networkmanager anymore - how do you guys run scripts on your interfaces before connecting?
[06:09] <Roasted> zhanx - I have the 8.10 livecd booted on a spare rig behind me right now.
[06:09] <zhanx> ok sudo grub
[06:09] <zhanx> will reinstall it i was thinking of a different boot loader...
[06:09] <Roasted> zhanx - Oh, so I need to be in Ubuntu? I thought there was an option at the main screen to do it.
[06:10] <rnstux> Hi!
[06:10] <zhanx> pm'd you the link to the ubuntu how to fix it
[06:10] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:11] <cloakinghalk> Hey im using virtual box to access an existing physical version xp and when i boot up into either one it wants me to activate windows on both the physical and virtual. can anyone help me?
[06:11] <RandomUsr> how's a guy supposed to watch some smut without a codec?
[06:11] <solid_liq> RandomUsr: aptitude install win32codecs    perhaps?
[06:12] <paul68> Hi, I have 2 partitions 1 root partition and a home partition, if I do an upgrade to 9.04 with an clean install do I have problems with stuff that is on my home partition? or is it better to start from 0?
[06:12] <cb_> vlc boys
[06:12] <Until_It_Sleeps> I lost grub after installing Windows XP in a dual boot... I've tried recovering grub from the live CD, but I get an error:  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+16 p (hd0,5)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst"... failed Error 22: No such partition
[06:13] <iceroot> cloakinghalk: contact microsoft and buy two license
[06:13] <iceroot> !grub | Until_It_Sleeps
[06:13] <bwm> I am having trouble getting sound to work on my inspiron 1525, PulseAudio seems to be getting the sound, but not able to get it to the sound card to play.  I was helped earlier by one of the support folks, but they had to drop.  Debugged thus far at http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68  but still no resolution.  Thoughts?
[06:13] <poboy975linux> hello, my sister is having problems booting up. crashes about every 3 out of 4 tries. she can usually get it to finally boot corerectly. this is a pastebin of her syslog, a\could someone look at it and see if they can find where the problem is?
[06:13] <poboy975linux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:13] <sheena1> xangua: thanks for your help. i gotta run for the night, but i really appreciate it. if i ever get this figured out, i'll come back and let you all know. i appreciate the help VERY much.
[06:13] <vigo> paul68: make a backup
[06:14] <xangua> yes i have to sllep too, good nigh all
[06:14] <|PiP|> can someone explain difference between apt-get and aptitude?
[06:14] <paul68> vigo: so backup all the data on my homedrive clean both partitions and start again or just make a backup and go from there?
[06:14] <RandomUsr> solid_liq, thanks for the try. it almost worked
[06:15] <hateball> paul68: backup just in case. you should be fine with just upgrading
[06:15] <solid_liq> RandomUsr: google for  "ubuntu multimedia"  then...  there are plenty of step-by-step howto's out there which tell you how to install all codecs and everything
[06:15] <iceroot> |PiP|: apt-get has super-cow-power, aptitude not, they are both using dpkg
[06:15] <Flannel> !restricted | RandomUsr
[06:16] <celthunder> |PiP|, aptitude is ncurses based apt-get is entirely terminal.  aptitude does dependancy detecting slightly better
[06:16] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:16] <paul68> vigo: what with folders like .filezilla? I presume that I need to reinstall them then or will the installer pick it up by itself
[06:16] <celthunder> |PiP|, aptitude also logs what it does apt-get doesnt
[06:17] <bwm> I'm running 8.04
[06:17] <paul68> vigo: so in your opinion upgrading is better then a clean install?
[06:18] <paul68> hateball: what with folders like .filezilla? I presume that I need to reinstall them then or will the installer pick it up by itself
[06:18] <paul68> hateball:  so in your opinion upgrading is better then a clean install?
[06:19] <Until_It_Sleeps> Like I said before, grub will not restore properly:  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+16 p (hd0,5)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst"... failed Error 22: No such partition
[06:19] <RandomUsr> Flannel, what if one has the codecs installed and still no video?
[06:20] <zhanx> RandomUsr: you try google for the mediabutu stuff
[06:20] <hateball> paul68: the upgrade wont touch your ~/, it'll just upgrade the binaries in /usr/bin and so on. As for upgrade vs clean... I've been upgrading machines since 6.06 or so, no issues
[06:20] <RandomUsr> zhanx, affirmative
[06:21] <hateball> paul68: Still, a clean install is always that. Clean.
[06:21] <zhanx> RandomUsr: weird, i installed all that and everything works
[06:21] <RandomUsr> hmm
[06:22] <poboy975linux> hello my sister has ubuntu on her laptop. it is now crashing on bootup, an\bout 3 out of 4 tries it crashes. she can eventually get it to boot up. here is a pastebin of her syslog file if someone could take a look and see if they can find what or where its going wrong http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:22] <paul68> hateball: ok if I choose for a clean install I need to create a backup for the home partition and whipe everything off correct or am I wrong here?
[06:22] <RandomUsr> zhanx, did you install from the terminal? or from synaptic front end?
[06:22] <zhanx> terminal
[06:22] <hateball> paul68: That would be correct
[06:22] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:22] <paul68> hateball: ok thanks
[06:22] <hateball> paul68: Well actually no... You can still save the /home, as nothing gets installed there
[06:22] <TheFunkbomb> !pastebin
[06:23] <rabies> hey, im trying to mount a linux nfs share on windows using mount.exe, I log in using my UID, but it still wont let me access the files even though i can still mount it
[06:23] <rabies> anyone know how to manually set the UID in the windows mount.exe nfs client?
[06:23] <tgr> hi when i use top to view system resources with opera open it says it is using 124% of cpu how is this possible?
[06:23] <tgr>  39  19  192m  63m  12m R  124  3.1  10:43.68 operapluginwrap
[06:25] <tgr> anyone here use opera?
[06:25] <bluejeans> tgr, i'm pretty sure someone does
[06:26] <rabies> anyone?
[06:26] <jeff__> i'm using opera on vista... sounds like a weird glitch you've got. remember that opera is proprietary, and may not mix 100% perfectly with ubuntu.
[06:26] <home> hi
[06:27] <poboy975linux> sorry I'm gonna nhave to try again tomorrow
[06:27] <tgr> bluejeans: is it possible that operapluginwrap can use 127% of cpu?
[06:27] <home> im new here
[06:27] <rabies> ...
[06:27] <home> so what are u talking about
[06:27] <home> ?
[06:27] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:27] <bluejeans> tgr, ... no. no such thing as 127%
[06:28] <tgr> bluejeans so is there a cpu monitor better than top?
[06:29] <vigo> paul68: No, in my opinion it is better to back up data on a regular basis and do a clean install of any OS. Then replace any data you feel is important or needed for whatever you wish to do.
[06:29] <scunizi> bluejeans: there is if you have hyperthreading..
[06:29] <bluejeans> tgr, better? any monitor will just look at the same stats.. top is as good as any i guess
[06:30] <scunizi> tgr: htop
[06:30] <home> ............
[06:30] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, why is evolution-rss no longer in repositories????
[06:30] <DigitalKiwi> htop is awesome
[06:30] <Flannel> home: this channel is a support channel.  If you're looking to chat, you want #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:30] <zhanx> stealth-:  no its not right
[06:31] <paul68> vigo: ok thanks
[06:31] <stealth-> zhanx: thanks for letting me know, could you fix it for me?
[06:33] <tgr> join #opera
[06:34] <homerj> is there an archive of the forums somewhere other than "archives"
[06:34] <homerj> I had a link to a post that had a script I needed, and my link isn't valid anymore
[06:34] <homerj> and the normal search isn't picking it up
[06:35] <nowannemo> hey guys... wondering if you guys had something i could look at for a nice .fonts.conf file for font smoothing... i see a ton of stuff out there, but i dont know what the latest recommendations are
[06:35] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, why is evolution-rss no longer in repositories????
[06:35] <nowannemo> homerj, try google and append site:ubuntuforums,org to your search
[06:35] <nowannemo> s/,/.
[06:36] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: It is
[06:36] <homerj> nowannemo, yeah, no go
[06:36] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: can you please tell me how it is you are finding it?  i cannot get it to appear!!
[06:36] <homerj> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-167876.html
[06:36] <homerj> that's what i want
[06:36] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[06:37] <nowannemo> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Farchive%2Findex.php%2Ft-167876.html&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[06:37] <homerj> some guy had a script to control fans on a Dell laptop
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> right now i am on eeebuntu standard
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel:
[06:37] <nowannemo> see my link homerj
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: however, i cant find it on on my ubuntu 8.10 at home either
[06:37] <TommyCorn> i can't enable desktop effects in jaunty
[06:37] <Flannel> !info evolution-rss | zgmf-x42s
[06:38] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: I can't say anything for the eeebuntu repos, as those are third party.
[06:38] <homerj> nowannemo, yeah, but I actually need that i8kapplet script
[06:38] <homerj> heh
[06:38] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: But, regular Ubuntu has it in 8.10.  Be sure you have universe enabled (its enabled by default for a while now)
[06:38] <homerj> it was an attachment....yeah I should have saved it somewhere else...but I never thought the forum posts would go away
[06:39] <nowannemo> ah that sucks :(
[06:40] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: aHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH i figured out the prob, by default in eeebuntu the normal repos are not selected.  lol.  ok, got it, thanks man!
[06:40] <TommyCorn> can anyone tell me where i should start when trying to figure out why i can't enable visual effects? if I click on normal or extra, i get the alert message: "Desktop effects could not be enabled."
[06:42] <freddie27> Anyone knows how to turn off Pidgin notification in Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 ?
[06:43] <Flannel> freddie27: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[06:43] <KyleK> freddie27: you mean the option in pidgin or something else?
[06:43] <hateball> Any proper way to clean out duplicate entries in the driver list for CUPS?
[06:43] <freddie27> yeah..the one in pidgin...it keeps notifying me when ppl come online and their messages..
[06:44] <freddie27> i've turned off almost everything in pidgin but nothing seems to work
[06:44] <Flannel> freddie27: Try #ubuntu+1, this channel doesn't know anything about Jaunty things
[06:44] <nowannemo> are you getting the notification bubbles freddie27 ?
[06:45] <Kr0ntab> hehe Jaunty things...
[06:45] <lemmykoopa> sudo apt-get install cowsay <- do it now
[06:45] <ubuntu-person> allow
[06:45] <Demo1> hello i am new to ubuntu. just installed it. i have a geforce 6150 le graphics card and cant get drivers to it? if anyone could give me so help i would appreciate it.
[06:46] <scunizi> Demo1: look in System/Admin/Hardware drivers and if there is a choice to pic there choose the 173 driver
[06:46] <TommyCorn> can anyone tell me where i should start when trying to figure out why i can't enable visual effects? if I click on normal or extra, i get the alert message: "Desktop effects could not be enabled."
[06:46] <freddie27> @nova : yes..the jaunty bubbles in the right hand top corner
[06:47] <nowannemo> turn off the notify plugin
[06:47] <scunizi> Demo1: if there isn't anything there open Applications/Accessories/Terminal and copy and paste the following.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  ... and then you might have drivers listed in the previous location I mentioned
[06:47] <Flannel> nowannemo, freddie27: Please take this to #ubuntu+1
[06:48] <nowannemo> ya im done
[06:48] <Demo1> scunizi thank u but it does not give me that option. it jsut says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system. i have tried to go to nvidia to find drivers but cant get them there either. do i need a new graphics card?
[06:48] <nowannemo> Flannel, any tips for a good .fonts.config file?
[06:48] <nowannemo> or am i still in the wrong place? ;)
[06:48] <freddie27> thanks nowa
[06:48] <Flannel> nowannemo: Erm, this would be the right place I suppose.  But no, I don't.
[06:48] <scunizi> Demo1: no.. see my last post
[06:49] <Demo1> sorry. thanx i will try
[06:50] <wolf_> Hello im trying to use an app called perlbox to use voice recognition in order to launch applications, however the program is very dated and i wondered if anyone knew something that replaced it and is more functional?
[06:53] <Demo1> yes i still can find no driver. is there a brand of graphics card that is recomended for this os?
[06:53] <scunizi> Demo1: did you have a lot of updates and did it ask you to reboot?
[06:54] <Demo1> i had no updates
[06:54] <Demo1> and no it did not ask me
[06:54] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[06:55] <scunizi> Demo1: ok... look in system/admin/synaptic package manager and search for nvidia.. there should be several drivers listed.. 173 is what you want.. once installed it should show up in the other menu location.. Nvidia and that card should work just fine.
[06:56] <Demo1> scunizi i will try. if this would work u will be making me a verry happy person. :)
[06:56] <hacker_kid> who would i speak to about submitting a package? i see that there is no package for python 2.6 but i have one. it installs as alternate (no disruption to py2.5)
[06:56] <scunizi> Demo1: good luck.. I've gotta run.. others will take over.
[06:57] <Flannel> hacker_kid: #ubuntu-motu
[06:57] <hacker_kid> Flannel, ty
[06:59] <Ben90> hi.
[06:59]  * Psywiped_ slaps Ben90 around a bit with a large trout
[06:59] <Ben90> psywiped?
[07:00] <Ben90> why did you do that for?
[07:00] <Psywiped_> premtive
[07:00] <Flannel> Psywiped_, Ben90: please stop that.
[07:00] <Ben90> ok.
[07:00] <Psywiped_> for when you start on about your "joystick"
[07:01] <Ben90> ok.
[07:01] <Ben90> i got it working again.
[07:01] <lemmykoopa> apt-get moo
[07:01] <Psywiped_> thats good
[07:01] <lemmykoopa> I'm enjoying ubuntu
[07:01] <Ben90> but now my 60gb hdd is acting up
[07:02] <Psywiped_> get and run spin right from grc.com
[07:02] <dotblank> can I upgrade 8.10 right now to 9.04?
[07:02] <Demo1> i searched the synaptic package manager for nvidia and did not find drivers or anthing referring to 173
[07:02] <Slart> dotblank: yes
[07:02] <Ben90> every time i restart my pc i have to format my 60 gb in order for it to work
[07:02] <Slart> dotblank: ask in #ubuntu+1 how to do it
[07:02] <dotblank> Slart: did its very quite
[07:03] <Slart> dotblank: oh.. well.. they have to wake up sooner or later..
[07:04] <Ben90> does anyone know what a superblock is?
[07:05] <dotblank> update-manager -d ftw!
[07:05] <nowannemo> Demo1, good luck
[07:05] <Slart> Ben90: a special part of a partition/drive that holds information about the drive/partition?
[07:05] <Ben90> ok
[07:05] <Ben90> cuz i'm having a problem with the superblock
[07:05] <lemmykoopa> aptitude moo -v <- do this now
[07:06] <lemmykoopa> and keep adding a v after -v
[07:06] <lemmykoopa> epic
[07:06] <Ben90> every time i reboot and log back in the superblock is damaged
[07:06] <Ben90> is there a way to make that not happen?
[07:07] <hateball> !ot | lemmykoopa
[07:07] <noaXess> hi all
[07:07] <Slart> Ben90: sounds like something is wrong with your hard drive
[07:07] <noaXess> i'm on a system in the maintenance console.. cause a fsck of the root fs failed on boot..
[07:07] <Kr0ntab> hello
[07:07] <nowannemo> Ben90, if it says it's damaged, it probably is... unless it's not, in which case you should file a bug report. if it is... get a new drive :)
[07:07] <Ben90> how can i fix it?
[07:08] <Slart> Ben90: but that's just a guess.. have you tried checking the s.m.a.r.t info?
[07:08] <noaXess> what steps shoudld i do now?.. in the moment i run a fsck -nvf /dev/sda1
[07:08] <Ben90> how do i do that?
[07:08] <syntax\> how can i start the gdm via command line?
[07:09] <Slart> syntax\: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[07:09] <Slart> Ben90: there is a command.. smartctl I think
[07:09] <Ben90> how do i ch my hdd with s.m.a.r.t?
[07:09] <Ben90> check*
[07:10] <Ben90> ok
[07:10] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: typically the fsck fails if there are legitimate disk errors...  you should probably boot from a live CD... and try to copy off your data if possible...
[07:10] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: but is my fsck command as first step ok?
[07:10] <noaXess> cause now it's running..
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> yes...
[07:11] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok.. thanks.. i will reboot it twice to see if there is really no error...
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> it should mark bad blocks allowing you to run for a bit... but the degredation will probably continue..
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> backup first though...
[07:12] <Kr0ntab> :-)
[07:13] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: how can i see the bad blocks? should i run a fsck in read-ionly mode, in maintenance console?
[07:13] <Kr0ntab> you should only run it while the partition is unmounted...
[07:13] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok..
[07:13] <pipeline_> I would like to Share a hard drive over my local network - But when I try to share storage drive get following error < The permissions could not be determined > ? ?
[07:13] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: it will report bad blocks to you upon completion
[07:14] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: i think i saw no bad block after fsck -nvf /dev/sda1.. .. i will do it a second one, without -n? right?
[07:15] <Kr0ntab> correct
[07:15] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok how can i boot in maint-console?
[07:15] <pipeline_> What is best way to share a hard drive over a network ? ?
[07:16] <Kr0ntab> rescue mode from GRUB...
[07:16] <Kr0ntab> or boot from live cd...
[07:16] <dotblank> pipeline_: Right click share
[07:16] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: aha..
[07:17] <Xoomph> !!!!ALERT!!!! You have a new server message from Freenode Staff. To read it, please type /server messages. Thanks! - Freenode Team
[07:17] <Ben90> slart?
[07:17] <Slart> Ben90: yes?
[07:17] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: you mean recovery mode.. right?
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> yes
[07:17] <Ben90> slart, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d1e4feb04
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> misnomber.. appologies
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> misnomer even
[07:18] <Ben90> its my 60 gb drive smart output
[07:18] <pipeline_> dotblank, Tried that but get an error of "The permissions could not be determined" - This is a different drive than my Intrepid install - It is a 500GB SATA with NTFS partition.
[07:18] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: but in recovery mode the root fs is mounted..
[07:18] <dotblank> pipeline_: ftp server then
[07:19] <centHOGG> pipeline_: ok... are you on a domain
[07:19] <love_ubuntu> hello
[07:19] <noaXess> pipeline_: use sftp on the client side..
[07:19] <Xoomph> DCC SEND ALERT!you_have_a_new_message_from_freenode_staff_to_read_it_please_type_/server messages
[07:19] <suji> i use ubuntu 8.10 how to know the version (i.e.feisty, edgy)
[07:19] <Z3ro3X> I upgraded to 9.04 and converted / and /home from ext3 to ext4.  Every went with out any problems.  Now how do I defrag my data so that every thing is completely up to date.
[07:19] <Slart> Ben90: hmm.. there are some errors in that report.. try making it run a self-test and see what it says
[07:19] <JECHO> suji: its ibex
[07:19] <love_ubuntu> is there any way i can somehow mirror ubuntu apt for my office LAN?
[07:19] <ninadsp> suji: try man lsb_release and the command... that will give u all
[07:19] <yao_ziyuan> is there a tool which i can use to find out non-system processes, for potential trojans?
[07:20] <Ben90> ok
[07:20] <Slart> Z3ro3X: go to #ubuntu+1, that's the official support channel for jaunty
[07:20] <Z3ro3X> Slart, Thanks!
[07:20] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: when you go into recovery mode... you are presented with several options... one of them is fsck..
[07:20] <Slart> yao_ziyuan: try rkhunter
[07:20] <Kr0ntab> which will do it for you...
[07:20] <suji> ok
[07:20] <Slart> !info rkhunter | Z3ro3X
[07:20] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: aha yes.. see.. check it.. thanks
[07:20] <Z3ro3X> Slart, What?
[07:21] <pipeline_> noaXess, Not sure how I would do this - Can read up on it though. My goal is to share the bigger drive with Music & Movies to play on another Intrepid box in my living room.
[07:21] <Z3ro3X> Slart, What does rkhunter have to do with defraging data?
[07:21] <Slart> Z3ro3X: oops.. nevermind.. wrong nick
[07:21] <realmatt> is there a way to write a php if statement in one line (that isn't ternary) like "$var = "foo" if (1=1);" ?
[07:21] <Z3ro3X> Slart, LOL!
[07:21] <Slart> !info rkhunter | yao_ziyuan
[07:21] <noaXess> pipeline_: yeah.. then connect it over sftp://user@masterserver
[07:21] <ninadsp> pipeline_: you could try something like sshfs to mount ur drives on the other system
[07:22] <``y7> is ubuntu considered the interface? if not, what is? gnome, kde?
[07:22] <pipeline_> noaXess, Both my office comp. & living room comp. share the same network.
[07:22] <yao_ziyuan> Slart: thanks
[07:22] <Slart> Z3ro3X: but who knows.. if you ask rkhunter nicely perhaps it will defrag for you ;)
[07:22] <ninadsp> !package sshfs | pipeline_
[07:23] <pipeline_> ninadsp, Thank you
[07:23] <pipeline_> noaXess, Thank you as well.
[07:23] <noaXess> pipeline_: nop
[07:24] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: result of my fsck -vf /dev/sda1 = 0 bad blocks.. should be ok now right?
[07:25] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:25] <noaXess> also 605 non-contignuous inodes
[07:26] <gh0st> This is just a test of irssi, can anyone see my text?
[07:26] <Slart> gh0st: yes
[07:26] <noaXess> gh0st: yes
[07:26] <Flannel> gh0st: Nope.  Certainly cannot see your text
[07:26] <dig> find an interesting post about cowsay --> http://forums.invisionpower.com/blog/1691/entry-3235-cowsay-and-fortune-on-termi/
[07:26] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: yes... for now... keep regular backups.
[07:26] <Finnish> I'm making a dvd with devede. I have xvid avi-files. Are those compatible or do I need to convert those in devede -> longer time making a dvd?
[07:26] <gh0st> Thanks Slart, and thanks again for the help yesterday with my && piping thing with the twitter program :)
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> Finnish: yes
[07:27] <pipeline_> ninadsp, I got the sshfs installed - Is there any other app you would recommend that would make it easier to work with this NTFS drive ?
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> Finnish: they're compatable
[07:27] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: i do also a dd to another hdd: dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdc conv=noerror,sync bs=4k
[07:27] <Finnish> Ah, well thats a good news
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> compatible even
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> yes.. that would do it...
[07:27] <Slart> Finnish: I think devede will convert them for you, which will take a little time, yes
[07:28] <Ben90> slart?
[07:28] <Finnish> Slart: Well, I have to try it
[07:28] <Ben90> Slart, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d65560732
[07:29] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: you can also try dcfldd .... it's just like dd, with more options.  It also gives you a nice little progress indicator to see how much is done
[07:29] <Ben90> Slart, it more about my 60 gb hdd.
[07:29] <Ben90> its*
[07:29] <Slart> Finnish: you either do it yourself or let devede do it.. it will take about the same time either way.. so you might as well let devede do its thing
[07:29] <``y7> is ubuntu considered the interface? if not, what is? gnome, kde?
[07:29] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok.. .. will check and test it.. my dd is now running..
[07:30] <Slart> Ben90: hmm.. seems s.m.a.r.t didn't find any errors.. odd
[07:30] <Slart> ``y7: I would say gnome
[07:30] <Ben90> yeah it is odd.
[07:30] <``y7> Slart, is that a guess or a confirmation?
[07:30] <ninadsp> pipeline_: well.. you could try network shares ie nfs.. but i have never used them... for sshfs, try reading up on setting up the connection automatically by using the /etc/fstab
[07:31] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: can i stop the dd command?
[07:31] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: yes.. ctrl-c
[07:31] <noaXess> without problems?
[07:31] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: dcfldd is in the repos and the syntax is identical
[07:32] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: nope.. other than having to restart your progress...
[07:32] <Ben90> slart, the fact of the matter is my hard drive wont retain dataat all
[07:32] <Slart> ``y7: my guess.. it's not a question with a definitive answer
[07:32] <Ben90> at all*
[07:32] <Ben90> and its pissing me off
[07:33] <Slart> Ben90: no matter what s.m.a.r.t says I would say it's broken.. time to get a new one?
[07:33] <Ben90> i guess i'll have to.
[07:33] <``y7> Slart, rgr that. ty
[07:33] <Ben90> i'm out.
[07:33] <Slart> Ben90: bye
[07:33] <Ben90> slart. i'm out
[07:34] <kinja-sheep> I'm sure this is a repeated questions often found in IRC / forums / emails / postal mails.  When it comes to external hard drives (not USB) which filesystem would be best (recommended, to be precise) choice?  ext4 > ext3 > ext2
[07:35] <Slart> kinja-sheep: I use ntfs for my external drives.. but that's because I use them from windows-computers too.. if that's not the case, go with ext3/4 according to taste
[07:35] <kinja-sheep> Slart: The chance is that your external drives aren't encrypted.  This is why I'm avoiding NTFS unless I opt for TrueCrypt.
[07:36] <Slart> kinja-sheep: true.. I don't encrypt them
[07:36] <kinja-sheep> Slart: I suppose I knew what I should do.  I think I come here for social sometimes.  Thanks for the help. :)
[07:37] <Slart> kinja-sheep: you're welcome =)
[07:37] <Marcofabo> hi
[07:38] <brata> hiiiii
[07:38] <Om3ddr4gon> hi
[07:38] <brata> asl
[07:39] <jacoblyles> Does Ubuntu have an equivalent of Windows' ctrl+alt+delete? I am running a program that sort of has a memory leak, and the system is hanging.
[07:39] <brata> mau join di room gmn seh?
[07:39] <brata> ada org indo ga disini?
[07:39] <brata> hi
[07:39] <Slart> jacoblyles: there is a system-monitor.. but ctrl+alt+f1 is probably the closes to ctrl+alt+delete.. that will get you to a shell.. ctrl+f7 to get back to X
[07:40] <jacoblyles> Slart: no good. Won't get me to a shell
[07:40] <jacoblyles> Guess I can yank the power
[07:40] <jacoblyles> thanks though
[07:40] <Slart> jacoblyles: then I don't know what to do.. I usually start my laptop and ssh in and kill whatever is hogging the computer
[07:41] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:41] <L3dPlatedLinux> where do I get ubuntu jaunty
[07:41] <jacoblyles> how do you ssh in?
[07:41] <cb_> Hello i am installing Ubuntu9.04 currently have 8.04 dual booting with windowsxp, I dont want xp anymore so i wanna do a clean install of 9.04, I have both DVD's but once i get to step 3 on both of configuring the keyboard layout and hit ok, It says it loading partion manager and never does anything else. Has anyone seen this problem?
[07:41] <Slart> jacoblyles: you install the ssh server on the computer.. then use "ssh myothercomputer" from the laptop/second computer
[07:41]  * AK_Dave points to #ubuntu+1
[07:41] <Slart> !ssh
[07:42] <Slart> cb_: take AK_Dave's advice
[07:42] <cb_> i am in both fyi
[07:42] <Slart> cb_: ah.. let me guess.. #ubuntu+1 is sleeping?
[07:42] <cb_> correct
[07:42] <jacoblyles> doesn't look like that's going to work, since I would need to already have it installed. I will definitely install it so I can use it in the future, though. Thanks.
[07:42] <jeff__> infowarrior: *nudge*... read my pm
[07:43] <Slart> jacoblyles: you're welcome
[07:43] <cb_> AK_Dave 2 bad dvd's?
[07:43] <cb_> i have the alternite also
[07:44] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: can't stop dd with ctrl-c.. it runs anyway .. hm.. wait until it is completed..
[07:44] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> hello
[07:44] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> how do i install command and conquer on UBUNTU ?
[07:45] <Slart> dfsfsfsflsjfs: use wine, #winehq for support
[07:45] <Slart> !appdb | dfsfsfsflsjfs
[07:45] <noaXess> dfsfsfsflsjfs: use crossover linux
[07:45] <noaXess> dfsfsfsflsjfs: http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames/
[07:46] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: which cnc game are you installing?
[07:47] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> Generals
[07:47] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: add the latest version of wine to your computer and try it out. if you get desperate, then dual boot or pay for an emulator. i'll get you a guide... one moment...
[07:48] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> ok
[07:48] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> cant dual boot.. Police just raided my house for using pirated windows
[07:48] <sleepy_cat> Hi if i want to open a file which has all rights reserved to the root then how should i open it
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> I had encountered this earlier and i had dont gedit something..but i am not able to recollect it now
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> can someone help me out
[07:49] <golden-koi> sudo
[07:50] <sleepy_cat> Thanks golden-koi
[07:50] <Slart> sleepy_cat: gksudo gedit /path/to/your/file
[07:50] <Slart> !gksudo | sleepy_cat
[07:50] <johe_work> hi,
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> uhh oh i used sudo by mistake
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> is it inappropriate
[07:51] <golden-koi> sleepy is a funny one
[07:51] <johe_work> a question, is there a way i can see what options was used when a package provider builds an package?
[07:51] <golden-koi> maybe you should be on the daily show
[07:51] <Slart> sleepy_cat: sometimes things can break.. but I think you would notice straight away
[07:51] <nuno_> YJRRR
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> hmm ok
[07:51] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:51] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: if the wine in the repositories doesn't work for you, then try this - www.winehq.org/download/deb (it gets you the latest)
[07:51] <simplexio> sleepy_cat: gksudo gedit file OR sudo nano file OR if you know that file isnt system file ytou can use chown and chmod to change owner and permission
[07:52] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: the game might not work with multiplayer though... wine is a bit funky.
[07:52] <boredomkills> hello, people
[07:52] <sleepy_cat> thanks simplexio
[07:55] <sleepy_cat> ok i have a peculiar problem.. I tried to mount my USB HDD onto ubuntu but it failed to mount citing the reason that it was not properly closed .. so i made a change in the /etc/fstab file but still it gave the same error.. I just added a line there >> /dev/sdb2/USB1 ntfs 3g force 0 0
[07:55] <sleepy_cat> now its saying you dont have the right
[07:56] <magnetron> sleepy_cat: it's "ntfs-3g" not ntfs 3f
[07:56] <magnetron> note the -
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> I didnt do ntfs 3f i did ntfs 3g only
[07:56] <magnetron> sleepy_cat: you forgot the -
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> ok
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> wait up
[07:56] <Slart> sleepy_cat: take a look at the utility "ntfsfix"
[07:57] <njurew> hello
[07:57] <sleepy_cat> magnetron: /dev/sdb2       /media/USB1   ntfs-3g force			  0       0
[07:57] <njurew> is there anyone
[07:58]  * Until_It_Sleeps reinstalled Windows XP :)
[07:58] <sleepy_cat> still it does not work.. it returns back a msg saying u are not a priviledge user to open the disk
[07:58] <sleepy_cat> i mean wtf ??
[07:58]  * Until_It_Sleeps in the process, completely screwed up his already funky Ubuntu installation to the point where restoring grub is impossible.
[07:59] <Slart> sleepy_cat: "sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs", then type ntfsfix in a terminal
[08:01] <nephish> considering buying the dell inspiron 530 with ubuntu, wiping it, of course for Jaunty, but ... anyone have any thoughts ? any gotchas i might need to be aware of?
[08:01] <sleepy_cat> Slart: Mounting Volume Failed
[08:01] <sleepy_cat> its not working using even ntfsfix
[08:02] <Slart> sleepy_cat: did it say why it failed?
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> :~$ ntfsfix /dev/sdb2 Mounting volume... Error opening partition device: Permission denied. Failed to startup volume: Permission denied.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> FAILED
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Attempting to correct errors...  You should run chkdsk.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> nimish@nimish-nayak:~$ sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdb2
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Mounting volume... FAILED
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> Attempting to correct errors...  Processing $MFT and $MFTMirr... Reading $MFT... OK Reading $MFTMirr... OK Comparing $MFTMirr to $MFT... OK Processing of $MFT and $MFTMirr completed successfully. Setting required flags on partition... OK Going to empty the journal ($LogFile)... OK NTFS volume version is 3.1. NTFS partition /dev/sdb2 was processed successfully.
[08:04] <TheFunkbomb> I just installed gnome-do and docky.  HOW COME YOU PEOPLE NEVER TOLD ME ABOUT THIS?!
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> Slart: that was for you ..
[08:04] <TheFunkbomb> sleepy_cat, try using pastebin
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> ok sorry
[08:04] <Slart> !pastebin
[08:04] <Slart> sleepy_cat: try running the same command.. but wuth a "sudo" in front
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> i think this is quite readable.. next time i will go there
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> I did with Sudo also
[08:05] <Slart> sleepy_cat: ie "sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdb2"
[08:05] <Slart> sleepy_cat: oh.. no difference?
[08:06] <sleepy_cat> no
[08:06] <Slart> sleepy_cat: do you have a windows computer you can use?
[08:07] <Jordan_U> sleepy_cat, What error do you get when you try to mount ( the fstab line you added will prevent your user from being allowed to mount the drive )
[08:08] <user5> doni
[08:08] <user5> doni
[08:09] <sleepy_cat> No i dont have Windows
[08:09] <sleepy_cat> But I have a Virtual Box with XP will that Help ?
[08:10] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U: ohh thats why i am getting Permission Denied
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U: How to sort this issue out
[08:10] <Slart> sleepy_cat: if you can see the drive in the vm you might be able to chkdsk it from there
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> how should i go about ut
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> it*
[08:11] <sleepy_cat> vm /media/sdb2 << right ?
[08:12] <Jordan_U> sleepy_cat, Either remove that line entirely or replace "force" with "user" ( you should never force a mount unless it's read only )
[08:12] <sleepy_cat> ohh ok
[08:12] <Kartagis> hello
[08:12] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U:  I didnt know that.. I just tried whatever was written below the failed mount message
[08:13] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize favorites in vinagre?
[08:14] <sleepy_cat> no now it gave a different msg
[08:14] <sleepy_cat> that it cannot mount the drive
[08:14] <eddie1>  oky weet enige iemand hoe om i dokument na jou pc te scan
[08:14] <Kartagis> !nl | eddie1
[08:15] <noaXess> if i want disabel the splash and quit mode on booting.. then just remove quiet and splash from grub's kernel line right?
[08:15] <sleepy_cat> unpriviledge user cannot mount NTFS block devices using the external fuse library Either mount as root or rebuild NTFS-3G with Fuse ...
[08:15] <eddie1> ma ek te lui om dit te soek
[08:15] <Slart> noaXess: there is a line for options.. remove it from there, run "sudo update-grub"
[08:16] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i'm new to the linux world and i have lost the system tray from the top of the window; can anyone please help me in getting it back?
[08:16] <Slart> noaXess: if you just remove it from the kernel line you'll have to redo it every time it updates the kernel
[08:16] <noaXess> Slart: i open menu.lst in vi.. after that sudo apdate-grub?
[08:16] <noaXess> aha.. ok Slart thanks
[08:16] <Slart> noaXess: yes
[08:17] <thephoenix04> anybody know any fun games to play on ubuntu?
[08:17] <alakoo> ready to pay for one?
[08:18] <thephoenix04> free games
[08:18] <alakoo> care for rpgs?
[08:18] <jeff__> thephoenix04: bzflag, wormux, atanks, or one of those FPS games which everyone is always talking about on the forums.
[08:18] <thephoenix04> sure
[08:18] <thephoenix04> whatever's fun
[08:18] <jeff__> mimiloon: right click on panel and select "add"?
[08:19] <noaXess> Slart: is booting without splash the nosplash option?
[08:19] <alakoo> "eschalon book 1" is simply awesome
[08:19] <sleepy_cat> jeff__: wormux.. ? is it worms like the game we had on windows
[08:19] <Slart> noaXess: I think so, yes
[08:19] <thephoenix04> alakoo - what is it about?
[08:19] <jeff__> sleepy_cat: yes, but it uses open source software mascots instead of worms. there is also "hedgewars". which again, is similar.
[08:19] <freshbananas> for any kubuntu users here: widgets on the kde panels are spaced weird. when i remove the page, the clock, system tray and desktop switcher EXPAND to fill up the remaining space on the panel.  is this normal kde behaviours?   just curious if this is only on my setup, only on ubuntu or default kde4.2 behaviour.
[08:20] <saiki> hey everyone
[08:20] <saiki> Does anyone know how to reset alsa when it won't produce any sound and there's no apps running?
[08:20] <jeff__> freshbananas: join the kubuntu channel for KDE related things.
[08:20] <centHOGG> alsa reload
[08:20] <alakoo> freshbananas, try #kubuntu
[08:20] <alakoo> mostly gnome users here
[08:20] <freshbananas> no thanks
[08:20] <saiki> centHOGG, tried that and it did nothing
[08:21] <nvstp> Hello, everyone. Does CUPS support printing in its web-based administrator interface?
[08:21] <saiki> i accidently purged alsa, just reinstalled it
[08:21] <centHOGG> ok... alsaconf
[08:21] <jeff__> thephoenix4: this is an awesome multiplayer game, despite crappy graphics: http://bzflag.org/
[08:21] <freshbananas> nvstp: what do you mean? you can print test pages from there yes
[08:21] <jeff__> get it from the repos
[08:21] <saiki> alsaconf set-default-card?
[08:21] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:21] <centHOGG> saiki: well i just: alsaconf
[08:22] <nvstp> freshbananas, yes, I can print a test page, but I want to print a file there
[08:22] <saiki> bash: alsaconf: command not found
[08:22]  * iqson716 is back (gone 01:06:57)
[08:22] <freshbananas> that you can't do
[08:22] <saiki> it's xubuntu, if that makes a difference
[08:22] <centHOGG> ok if you: alsamixer
[08:22] <freshbananas> you can send a file out to cups from command line but i don't remember how to do that
[08:22] <centHOGG> what happens
[08:22] <freshbananas> you can google that if you need it
[08:22] <nvstp> If application doesn't support printing file, then I must do this by using lp?
[08:22] <saiki> ALSA lib pulse.c:272:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[08:22] <saiki> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[08:23] <centHOGG> saiki: ok have you restarted
[08:23] <nvstp> freshbananas, I know I can use the command lp.
[08:23] <saiki> not yet, lemem reboot real quick
[08:23] <freshbananas> thats pretty much it, or you can open it up in a app that does and print from there
[08:24] <centHOGG> brb
[08:25] <nvstp> freshbananas, Thanks.
[08:26] <pyen> !ubottu help
[08:27] <pyen> !help
[08:28] <bitterchocs> can i know how to print my own cover for Ubuntu Jaunty?
[08:28] <saiki> centHOGG:
[08:28] <centHOGG> y
[08:28] <saiki> saiki@Saiki-pc:~$ alsaconf
[08:28] <saiki> bash: alsaconf: command not found
[08:28] <saiki> saiki@Saiki-pc:~$ alsamixer
[08:28] <saiki> ALSA lib pulse.c:272:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[08:28] <saiki> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[08:28] <FloodBot3> saiki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:28] <mikebeecham> hi guys...can someone explain how I go about updating the murrine engine?  I'm not sure how to go about it
[08:28] <mikebeecham> thanks
[08:29] <saiki> (sorry, forgot not ctrl + C in terminal)
[08:29] <centHOGG> Pm me
[08:29] <saiki> k
[08:31] <darkdrizzt> hi
[08:32] <bitterchocs> I there an official guide to print CDROM and covers for Ubuntu Jaunty?
[08:36] <bitterchocs> anyone can advise
[08:36] <bitterchocs> ?
[08:37] <mikebeecham> hi guys...can someone guide me in how to update the murrine engine?
[08:38] <pelny> czesc
[08:39] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:40] <ninadsp> bitterchocs: yes there is something on the ubuntu wiki... though i dont remember the page.. tried searching there?
[08:40] <bitterchocs> thats the prob!
[08:41] <bitterchocs> I found it during the 8.04...now cant find the page
[08:43] <Nhawdge> Anyone know a good console based irc client?
[08:43] <ikonia> irssi
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> !irc
[08:44] <Morclye> How can I boot Ubuntu without GUI temporarily?
[08:44] <yaa__> ЭГЕГЕЕЕ! %)
[08:44] <theomen> hi
[08:45] <defyer> hello
[08:45] <yaa__> how  u doing
[08:45] <yaa__> r u
[08:45] <theomen> i have a security problem
[08:45] <ra21vi> i am in a network which in behind ISA proxy.. my proxy username is like domain\username and password need to have special chars such as !#@$ etc in it.. now, I am having hard luck to update my newly installed Ubuntu on VirtualBox, since http_proxy value is not working for anything.. though in firefox, when i define the proxy settings, the internet is accessible without any problem. .. can you suggest me any method to achive it
[08:45] <theomen> anyone ?
[08:46] <theomen> i have a security problem
[08:46] <kraut> moin
[08:46] <theomen> anyone ?
[08:46] <yaa__> which is yo problem
[08:46] <hateball> !details | theomen
[08:47] <yaa__> !shutup | ubottu
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> help please.. i tried to update my ubuntu.. but failed..
[08:47] <theomen> im running ubuntu 8.10 i run a rootkit chk
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Morclye: you could press esc to load the recovery menu then select root console, then use su to your user name
[08:47] <theomen> and that was my outgoing
[08:47] <theomen> Checking `lkm'... You have     1 process hidden for readdir command
[08:47] <theomen> You have     1 process hidden for ps command
[08:47] <theomen> chkproc: Warning: Possible LKM Trojan installed
[08:47] <ra21vi> as i remember, there was a software which i used 2 years ago... a probably python package, which installs as system service in init.d and listens on 8080 localhost.. the package config takes proxy user passwords and for evry application i use proxy as localhost:8080, thats it. the program automatically binds the authentication and proxy information to every packets
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: ok can you get  clean boot?
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> it stated "failed to fetch" from the address
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> clean boot?
[08:48] <ndlovu> using firefox on ubuntu, is there some way to check what the ip address of the current website host is?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: sounded like your system wouldnt boot after a faile update
[08:48] <Morclye> ActionParsnip: Thank you, is it esc at GRUB or at boot up stage?
[08:48] <ra21vi> ndlovu: in commandline just ping website.com and it will show the IP
[08:48] <ahtmly2k> i'm in indonesia and it tried to fetch the packages from the local server..
[08:48] <ra21vi> like $ping google.com
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> Morclye: at grub, just press it loads as soo as your system post beeps
[08:48] <ahtmly2k> maybe i could set it up to other servers?
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> but it boots just fine
[08:49] <theomen> ant ides ?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: can you give me one example of a failed line of the output
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> it's operating normally
[08:49] <theomen> any*
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> just the auto update feat
[08:49] <ndlovu> ra21vi, doesn't work... I've added a specific host to my /etc/hosts... ping resolves to the host address, but firefox seems to bypass the hosts file and uses dns
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: good that its booting ok :
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> W: Failed to fetch http://ubuntu.indika.net.id/ubuntu/pool/main/f/firefox-3.0/firefox-3.0-gnome-support_3.0.6+nobinonly-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_amd64.deb
[08:49] <ahtmly2k>   404 Not Found
[08:49] <mikebeecham> good morning guys...can someone guide me in how to update the murrine engine?  I'm using 8.10 at the moment
[08:49] <Morclye> ActionParsnip: I'll try to fix my Ubuntu now, big thanks :)
[08:50] <ahtmly2k> any idea..?
[08:50] <theomen> anyone plz ?
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: ok that file doesnt exist but if you remove the deb file name, the server is up. you need to run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:51] <ahtmly2k> yea but it won't find any files..
[08:51] <ahtmly2k> the file that i pasted was just a sample..
[08:52] <ahtmly2k> how do i change the server address?
[08:52] <ahtmly2k> maybe that might work.. that would be the most simple first step wouldnt it?
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> theomen: http://www.archivum.info/alt.os.linux.ubuntu/2007-09/msg01673.html
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: true, simple command may just mke it fly
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: any joy?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: the repo is up
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: you just have incorrect files listed for the repo is all i can see
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> ok.. i found the tab on changing it
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> i'm switching to main server
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> i'll see how that works out..
[08:55] <Guest28165> hi
[08:56] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:57] <ct529> hi. Does anyone know of good videoconferencing tools on ubuntu?
[08:57] <Nhawdge> ct529: I think the Ekiga Softphone does videoconferencing
[08:57] <Nhawdge> ct529: installed by default for ubuntu
[08:57] <pucko-> Hello. Is it possible to make the open/save dialogs in firefox show file previews? it's a hassle to upload images and such as is.. How can I change this?
[08:58] <ct529> Nhawdge: thanks .... does it support videoconferencing with 6 people?
 thx man
[08:59] <Nhawdge> ct529: can't say I've ever used it, sorry
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> theomen: np man
[08:59] <sinan> what command can i use to know the overall cpu usage ? (with an output suitable for grepping)
[09:00] <ct529> Nhawdge: thanks a lot for you help in any case
[09:00] <rumpel> @sinan how about t
[09:00] <rumpel> "top"?
[09:00] <ninadsp> sinan: tried uptime?
[09:00] <ninadsp> rumpel: top is interactive right? i don't think it is easily greppable...
[09:01] <sinan> rumpel: i can't grep top
[09:01] <rumpel> @ninadsp perhaps it has an option for a "screenshot" kind of output...
[09:01] <sinan> ninadsp: uptime gives me load averages :)
[09:01] <rumpel> yeah... uptime seems to do ta ting
[09:01] <ninadsp> sinan: ohh... got what you want...
[09:02] <ninadsp> sinan: lemme see...
[09:02] <koshar1> sinan how about phpsysinfo
[09:02] <theomen> ActionParsnip: i run the rkhunter and thats was the outgoing  Performing filesystem checks
[09:02] <theomen>     Checking /dev for suspicious file types                  [ Warning ]
[09:02] <theomen>     Checking for hidden files and directories                [ None found ]
[09:02] <sinan> koshar1: in what package can i find it ?
[09:02] <sinan> rumpel: i'll see if top has a screenshot output, seems possible :)
[09:03] <theomen>  Checking for prerequisites    /usr/sbin/unhide                                         [ Warning ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/useradd                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/userdel                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/usermod                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/vipw                                           [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/unhide-linux26                                 [ Warning ]
[09:03] <FloodBot3> theomen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:03] <rumpel> @sinan apt-get install phpsysinfo
[09:04] <rumpel> @sinan "top -n 1" just iterates one time...
[09:04] <rumpel> and is greppable
[09:04] <sinan> rumpel: yep, thanks :)
[09:04] <rumpel> 0prob... also learned something new ^^
[09:05] <sinan> rumpel: also the 'b' switch helps making the format friendlier :)
[09:05] <rumpel> nice
[09:05] <wasabi__> how do i enable my wwan card on my vaio sz330?
[09:05] <ninadsp> rumpel: do you know any easy way to switch between multiple man pages?
[09:06] <cylonia1> Ubuntu 8.10 - Lost wired networking and keyboard on 2 laptops after installing updates yesterday .. using live CD now and i was wondering how to start debugging the issue ? Obviously without keyboard running diagnostic terminal commands is impossible .. quite lost, TIA for all pointers.
[09:06] <rumpel> switch?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: run lspci, one line will identify the device, can you type or paste that single line in here please
[09:06] <lesshaste> I have crash in gdmsetup.. how do I install the debug symbols so I can give a useful backtrace?
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: this always happens.. i am reading one manpage, and i feel the need to read another one.. at such times, i quit the current one, and then i do a 'man secondpage' again
[09:07] <rumpel> @nina if you have only one shell available, try screen...
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: there has to be an easier way to do this...
[09:07] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, What was updated?
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: ok... there's always konqueror, but i prefer working on shell.. :)
[09:08] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: not 100% sure, but i believe it were some pulseaudio related packages ..
[09:08] <rumpel> @nina screen creates numerous virtual shells in one.... you can switch between them via ctrl-A-p/n oder ctrl-A-<index>....
[09:08] <rumpel> very useful tool
[09:08] <rumpel> use it all the time ^^
[09:09] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, ahh i am not seeing it http://pastebin.com/m2df058db
[09:09] <rumpel> works also fine with ssh and other console-only-stuff
[09:09] <ninadsp> @rumpel: thanx... :)
[09:09] <rumpel> screen -X is also pure magic ^^
[09:09] <ninadsp> @rumpel: seems to do my job... :)
[09:09] <alephnull> Are jaunty netinst images available ? I can only find intrepid on the archives.
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[09:09] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Can you use the keyboard in recovery mode?
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: wtg for using pastebin too :)
[09:10] <wasabi__> ohh
[09:10] <wasabi__> hmm
[09:10] <wasabi__> how would i got about enabling it?
[09:10] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: no doesn't work in recovery mode either
[09:11] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Are you chatting from the same computer?
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: what is the output of lsb_release -c
[09:12] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: yes, booted from live CD to get internet connection working
[09:12] <fabzor3> hey i have a really low res screen on my netbook
[09:12] <fabzor3> can i make ubuntu run in a compacted low rez mode
[09:12] <wasabi__> jaunty
[09:12] <jigp> hello guys how to stop the printing?when I shutdown the pc and hp printer then turn on both it still printing :(
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | wasabi__
[09:13] <wasabi__> yea
[09:13] <Jordan_U> fabzor3, You might want to install ubuntu netbook remix
[09:13] <wasabi__> i'm aware of that, lol
[09:13] <fabzor3> hteres remix pressure?
[09:13] <fabzor3> omg cool!
[09:13] <fabzor3> *googles
[09:13] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, drivers not supported?
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: your release isnt supported here, its supported in #ubuntu+1
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: read ubottu's output, not what you THINK it says
[09:14] <archman> How can I get rid of this Update-Notifier? I turned if off in services, but it still runs... (intrepid)
[09:14] <archman> it*
[09:14] <ndlovu> I am migrating a website and need to test on the new host before doing the nameserver swap. So, I want to redirect the hostname to the new site IP. but firefox is ignoring my /etc/hosts file and resolving the public dns address. any idea how to force the name resolution?
[09:14] <Myrtti> archman: why would you want to turn it off?
[09:14] <fabzor3> archman: go into software sources
[09:14] <fabzor3> theres setting
[09:14] <fabzor3> uncheck the one that checks for updates
[09:15] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Can you boot the other laptop in recovery mode and try pressing "alt+sysrq+r" ?
[09:15] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, alright i'll go over there
[09:15] <wasabi__> thanks
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: np man
[09:15] <lesshaste> how do I fix W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5 ?
[09:15] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: will try and report back, give me a few minutes .. and thanks :)
[09:16] <fabzor3> lesshaste: can you add a security exeption?
[09:16] <lesshaste> fabzor3: maybe.. :) how?
[09:18] <nephish_> hey all, i am running a day-old system here, the home partition is 25 GB, i now have only 33 meg of free space,  my home folder is almost empty, what might i have wrong?
[09:18] <illumanti> hi
[09:18] <geronimo`> nephish, did you check all packages in synaptic and press accept?
[09:19] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: okay, that worked, got keyboard in recovery mode thx
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv BF810CD5; gpg --export --armor BF810CD5 | sudo apt-key add -
[09:19] <archman> Myrtti, I want to check for the updates manually, no use for automatic update for me :)
[09:19] <nephish_> no, don't think so.
[09:19] <nephish_> no, i know i did not.
[09:19] <fabzor3> lesshaste: where is it compaining about the security warning?
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046158    you can script that sort of thing as you use the last 8 digits in the output with those commands ;)
[09:19] <nephish_> also did apt-get clean gave me back some room, but not much
[09:19] <fabzor3> if its in conse press p to permanently accept it
[09:20] <archman> fabzor3, it's unchecked already, that's what i was talking about was he problem :D
[09:20] <archman> and it still runs!
[09:20] <fabzor3> if its firefox then just click a few buttons
[09:20] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: :) thanks
[09:20] <fabzor3> hmm
[09:20] <fabzor3> what still runs?
[09:20] <fabzor3> the warning still bugs you>
[09:20] <fabzor3> ?
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: easy stuff eh ;)
[09:21] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: :) my main problem is trying to get the debug symbols for this gdmsetup crash
[09:21] <fabzor3> ahh cool
[09:21] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Try continuing booting and see if the keyboard and mouse continue to work in X
[09:21] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: ok, trying that
[09:22] <lesshaste> how do I tell which package gdmsetup is from?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: try apt-file  it'll tell you
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: sudo apt-get install apt-file; sudo apt-file update; apt-file search gdmsetup
[09:23] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: it'll take a while, but will tell you what package provides that file
[09:23] <lesshaste> :)
[09:24] <_ruben> using packages.ubuntu.com to search might be faster
[09:24] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: I get errors like Can't get http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/hardy-updates/Contents-i386.gz (404)
[09:24] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: negative, laptop keyboard still not working in X, usb mouse does work though
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: if you go tohttp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/hardy-updates/
[09:25] <danvjpdt> danvjpdt
[09:25] <emerson_> anybody knows how do I get password for zattoo?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: you will see that file doesnt exist
[09:25] <danvjpdt> what
[09:25] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Does alt+sysrq+r get the keyboard working again in X?
[09:25] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: hmm... do my config is wrong somehow?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: sounds likely, can you pastein your sources.list file please
[09:26] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: http://www.pastebin.ca/1397160
[09:26] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: nope, and no network either, looks like i will need to go for a re-install ,
[09:28] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: thanks for your help, got to get to work, bye
[09:28] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, First try "sudo dpkg --configure -a" in case the upgrade didn't finish ( not likely on two machines but it can't hurt to try )
[09:28] <Morclye> Booting up Ubuntu freezes with black screen after showing me briefly '/dev/sdc setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe (254) [OK]' What might cause this and how it can be fixed?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: could try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm