[10:46] <fyrestrtr> TLE: cd /the/directory/of/the/source then patch -p1 < somefile.patch
[10:46] <rast4> I'm having a problem getting Swat to work, anyone have any ideas?
[10:46] <fyrestrtr> !lamp > vicscandl
[10:47] <vicscandl> yea, thats not helping... having issues with getting the server up and responding on localhost
[10:47] <fyrestrtr> vicscandl: what do you get in the logs?
[10:48] <Awesome-o2000> is there a utility that will let me adjust my cpu voltage through software anywhere?
[10:48] <brl4n> mneptok:well I have it checked and I added the CDROM and it isn't there.  this is6.06 yes?
[10:48] <TLE> fyrestrtr: thanks but it is actually not that I need to patch something. I have a patch for an older version af a package, and I want to make sure it work for the new version also, so to do that I need to understand the syntax of the patch, so I can figure out what it is doing
[10:49] <vicscandl> fyrestrtr: no errors, thats the funny part
[10:49] <fyrestrtr> TLE: I believe that patches are just diff files.
[10:49] <fyrestrtr> vicscandl: what do you get when you try to browse to http://<IP_ADDRESS> ?
[10:50] <vicscandl> fyrestrtr: no connection, stays in 'Loading...' state
[10:50] <fyrestrtr> vicscandl: nothing in the logs?
[10:51] <vicscandl> fyrestrt: nada. one minute... gonna try something
[10:51] <DBO> Awesome-o2000, you want to adjust your vcore... in software... while your computer is running?
[10:51] <fyrestrtr> TLE: maybe the new version already has the patch?
[10:51] <rast4> is there anything on swat on the command you ops use for us?
[10:51] <Inferus> Can anyone recommend me a Linux proxy tool that comes with a web-interface please
[10:51] <fyrestrtr> rast4: /msg ubotu swat (you can play with the bot in a query window)
[10:51] <madmax> damn it... where do i send a suggestion? software properties is one of the worst proggies i've ever seen
[10:51] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: squid
[10:51] <rast4> ah nifty
[10:52] <rast4> ty
[10:52] <fyrestrtr> !bugs
[10:52] <ubotu> If you find a bug in Ubuntu, please report it at http://bugs.ubuntu.com
[10:52] <madmax> it's not a bug, thank you
[10:52] <fyrestrtr> madmax: :) ^^^^^
[10:52] <fyrestrtr> its the same place.
[10:52] <Inferus> fyrestrtr I have squid now, where do i get to the web interface please
[10:52] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: webmin has a module for squid.
[10:52] <Inferus> oooh
[10:53] <fyrestrtr> but I think webmin is a 'no-no' in ubuntu
[10:53] <fyrestrtr> but you can be wewy wewy qwiet and use it ;)
[10:53] <Madpilot> madmax, file it as a bug, change the classification to "Wishlist"
[10:53] <vicscandl> fyrestrtr: any issues with having both apache and apache2 installed?
[10:53] <vicscandl> !beer
[10:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about beer - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:53] <madmax> thank you
[10:53] <fyrestrtr> vicscandl: *blink* yeah, unless you configure one to listen on anything other than 80
[10:53] <mneptok> brl4n: yes, 6.06
[10:54] <rast4> there is nothing regarding swat on the samba config page :(
[10:54] <brl4n> mneptok:i'm just going to use iwconfig i guess.
[10:54] <vicscandl> fyrestrtr: more of just both being installed, not both running at the same time. ;)
[10:54] <rast4> is it a different package altogether?
[10:54] <TLE> fyrestrtr: Yes I think I've read that somewhere to, and I think I have figured out the syntaxbut I would like to be sure. so I just need to find somewhere where somebody has written "This is a patch/diff file, theis is what the different parts mean...." :: I know it doesn't, it's against the policy of the programmers, nothing illegeal or anything like that though, it just changes the way it works from what they decided is the best
[10:54] <fyrestrtr> vicscandl: I don't know about that, I have just always used apache2
[10:54] <mneptok> brl4n: path of least resistance is network-manager-gnome. enable universe and multiverse, refresh repos, and grab it.
[10:55] <brl4n> mneptok:it isn't there man
[10:55] <fyrestrtr> TLE: man diff :) -- you can patch anything. Just try it on text files first.
[10:55] <TLE> fyrestrtr: It's the window placement algorithm i metacity...
[10:56] <Kimppa> Hello. I still haven't upgraded ubuntu, but I was thinkin of making a clean install today. I just remeber that the install has somehow managed to mess upp my partitions, in other words, formated the entiren HD and not only the selected partiton. Has anyone had similar problems with the new ubuntu installer?
[10:56] <TLE> Yeah I checked the man file and it isn't what I was looking for, but I suppose your right, I could just mess a little around with on a textfile, and learn that way
[10:56] <StreetSmart> can anyone tell me how to add icons to StarterBar in gdesklets ?
[10:56] <fyrestrtr> Kimppa: no, but sounds like user error to be honest.
[10:57] <Kimppa> fyrestrtr: sounds like that to me too :)
[10:57] <fyrestrtr> StreetSmart: right click on it, and click configure.
[10:57] <fyrestrtr> Kimppa: fwiw, I always use the alternate cd. More control.
[10:57] <brl4n> mneptok:i practically have everything checked.  i search for manager- and nothing comes up so where coudl it be?
[10:57] <mneptok> brl4n: http://www.birdhouse.org/~mnep/n-m-g.png
[10:57] <Kimppa> fyrestrtr: oh, what's the difference?
[10:57] <StreetSmart> fyrestrtr: theres nothing in there to add more icons
[10:58] <mneptok> brl4n: search by name for network-manager
[10:58] <fyrestrtr> Kimppa: well, it has more options, allows you to install only the basics, has no graphical interface (for problematic hardware), etc. etc. Its what used to be the install cd.
[10:58] <fyrestrtr> StreetSmart: its somewhere.
[10:58] <brl4n> mneptok:nothing appears when i search for that
[10:59] <mneptok> brl4n: well, Works For Me(tm)
[10:59] <mneptok> brl4n: see that screenshot
[10:59] <brl4n> mneptok:you must have downloaded them then
[11:00] <Awesome-o2000> DBO, more like measure - ill be doing a bit of screwing with pins and wires evidently
[11:00] <DBO> Awesome-o2000, lmsensors can tell you
[11:00] <Awesome-o2000> pentium-m chip only runs at 1.2 in a regular socket 478 mobo
[11:00] <El_Che> any exiftol wizzards around?
[11:00] <El_Che> exiftool -DateTimeOriginal+=7.5 test
[11:00] <Awesome-o2000> DBO, nice, thx
[11:00] <El_Che> Can't add ExifIFD:DateTimeOriginal (not a List type)
[11:00] <El_Che> any clues?
[11:02] <Madpilot> !info network-manager
[11:03] <ubotu> network-manager: network management framework (daemon). In component main, is optional. Version 0.6.2-0ubuntu7 (dapper), package size 222 kB, installed size 532 kB
[11:03] <StreetSmart> anyone use starterbar for gdesklets here????
[11:04] <mneptok> ooo! we're in the /topic!
[11:04] <candyban> Hi guys
[11:04] <BluDragon> I am trying to mount a couple of NTFS partitions, but when I run mount -a i get the error "unknown filesystem type 'ntfs-fuse'" - how do I load fuse on boot? (assuming that is what I need to do)
[11:04] <candyban> Is there a way to find out which devices are "seen" by alsa? Like some sort of lspci for alsa?
[11:04] <brl4n> so my version just doesn't want to have it?
[11:04] <brl4n> this isn't worth the hassle
[11:05] <troozers_> does anyone know why ubuntu will freeze as soon as you try and power down?  started happening when I installed the nvidia drivers?
[11:05] <mneptok> brl4n: enable. the. other. repositories.
[11:05] <brl4n> mneptok:i have 'em all checked.
[11:05] <brl4n> no internet access obviously
[11:05] <rast4_> isn't swat suppose to be located in /etc/samba/swat?
[11:05] <linux_user400354> !grub
[11:05] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[11:06] <Inferus> Hey guys, how can I get the squid plugin for webmin plz, its not available on apt-get says no installation candidate found
[11:06] <Inferus> :s
[11:06] <Madpilot> brl4n, you've got no net access on your Ubuntu machine?
[11:06] <candyban> Anyone knows anythng about alsa?
[11:06] <brl4n> Madpilot:not yet.
[11:07] <brl4n> been trying to get it to work for like 4 hours no
[11:07] <mneptok> brl4n: well, that would explain why you can't find things in *network repositories*
[11:07] <p_masho> how do I find the ip address of my Ubuntu - ip is asigned by dhpc
[11:07] <brl4n> mneptok:i have CD disk Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (binary) checked.
[11:07] <brl4n> and all dervis
[11:08] <mneptok> brl4n: it's not on the CD.
[11:08] <Inferus> if i have a .deb file, how do i go about installing it please?
[11:08] <p_masho> oops dhcp... tia :-)
[11:08] <brl4n> blah.  i have to have network access to get network packages.  catch-22......
[11:08] <brl4n> ahh genius, genius
[11:09] <mneptok> brl4n: the machine has no wired connection?
[11:09] <linux_user400354> !squid
[11:09] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about squid - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:09] <Madpilot> Inferus, double-click on it
[11:09] <linux_user400354> !alsa
[11:09] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa. If you still have problems then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[11:09] <brl4n> no.  my router is kinda far away
[11:09] <Inferus> Weird
[11:09] <Madpilot> Inferus, but first, check that whatever it is isn't in repos - far easier
[11:10] <Inferus> If i go to install webmin-squid it says webmin isnt installed, yet im sat here looking at it :S
[11:10] <linux_user400354> Inferus: dpkg -i filename.deb
[11:10] <mneptok> brl4n: something tells me that you could get the PC to the router or the router to the PC in 4 hours ;)
[11:10] <linux_user400354> anyone tried dsniff package in synaptic?
[11:10] <Inferus> thx linux_user400354
[11:10] <Inferus> doesnt work though for this file =[
[11:10] <brl4n> mneptok:why would I do that.
[11:11] <linux_user400354> Inferus: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb
[11:11] <Dromen> fyrestrtr: u there?
[11:11] <fyrestrtr> yes
[11:11] <linux_user400354> Inferus: remember though you will probably need other dependency packages since you are not using apt-get or synaptic
[11:11] <Dromen> i have vnc setup and working but its using the xfce desktop how do i change that ??
[11:11] <fyrestrtr> Dromen: what do you want it to use?
[11:12] <Dromen> to show fluxbox or gnome etc..
[11:12] <belatucadros> k anyone in here know why my BattleField 2 tells me my CD key is invalid when I try to join a server despite having a lgit copy
[11:12] <brl4n> seems odd that they couldn't just have it on the CD.
[11:12] <linux_user400354> Inferus: you could try adding the package into synaptic with apt-cache and then installing it to get the dependency packages
[11:12] <fyrestrtr> Dromen: do you have any of those installed on your machine?
[11:12] <Dromen> fyrestrtr: both have flux + gnome
[11:12] <Dromen> + kde as well
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> Dromen: just set gnome as the default session, and login, then restart vnc -- should work.
[11:13] <Dromen> ok
[11:13] <Dromen> shall try
[11:13] <belatucadros> is cedega the cause for it saying the key is invalid?
[11:14] <Dromen> i think gnome is default on both anyways
[11:14] <linux_user400354> can wine run IE7?
[11:14] <Dromen> im certain it is
[11:14] <noobie0057> hello I would like to ask for some help partitioning a usb drive
[11:14] <fyrestrtr> linux_user400354: http://appdb.winehq.org
[11:14] <mneptok> linux_user400354: the better question is "why would anyone care?" ;)
[11:14] <Madpilot> Dromen, Xubuntu uses XFCE, not Gnome
[11:14] <belatucadros> kde is default on kubuntu gnome is default on ubunta and xfce is default on Xubuntu
[11:14] <Dromen> Madpilot: one is ubuntu the other is mepis
[11:15] <Dromen> i didnt even know xfce was installed on the other
[11:15] <Madpilot> Dromen, ah, sorry, thought you were wondering about Xubuntu... my bad...
[11:15] <linux_user400354> thanks fyrestrtr
[11:15] <Dromen> nup
[11:15] <Dromen> maybe its not xfce actually
[11:15] <Dromen> dont look like any wm
[11:16] <belatucadros> Xubuntu is decent it uses Xfce as default which is a light desktop environment so nice and fast
[11:16] <NickGarvey> xubuntu is excellent
[11:16] <vicscandl> fyrestrtr: only error from apache2 is complaints about not having a FQDN and using <IP_ADDRESS>
[11:16] <belatucadros> I use Kubuntu but for what I use my computer for its more practical
[11:16] <mneptok> Xubuntu is also not officially supported (yet?)
[11:16] <Dromen> im actually not sure if this is working right :)
[11:16] <NickGarvey> mneptok: it is
[11:16] <mneptok> NickGarvey: it's not, i promise you.
[11:17] <mneptok> NickGarvey: we develop and release it, but no support is available for it.
[11:17] <belatucadros> I would think it is supported
[11:17] <mneptok> Ubuntu and Kubuntu only. that may change.
[11:18] <rast4_> does anyone have experience with SWAT? I've been reading the pages, but I can't even find the proper files. According to Synaptc, I installed it.
[11:18] <Spydon> !mp3
[11:18] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[11:18] <Inferus> Anyone able to help me out here please: configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C compiler cannot create executables.
[11:18] <belatucadros> Im sure it will cause for some Xubuntu would be a good enviro especially if they put it on the server side being that its such a light enviro
[11:18] <noobie0057> how can use cfdisk on a usb drive ?  I mean how can I find the path to the drive
[11:18] <mneptok> Inferus: install libstc++-dev
[11:18] <Selig5>   /join opera-users
[11:18] <Dromen> inferus
[11:18] <mneptok> Selig5: i think you want to be on OperaNet ;)
[11:18] <Dromen> sudo apt-get install build-essentials
[11:19] <Inferus> k
[11:19] <Dromen> u need build essentials
[11:19] <Selig5> thanks
[11:19] <Dromen> not sure if that will work 100% if not search synaptic
[11:19] <Inferus> thank you
[11:19] <NickGarvey> mneptok: I thought it was because of "Today sees the release of Xubuntu 6.06.1 LTS (Long Term Support). "
[11:19] <mneptok> Inferus: but the particular problem of not being able to create executables is due to not having C++ dev libs/headers
[11:19] <Dromen> yes
[11:19] <Inferus> checking for lber.h... no
[11:19] <Dromen> http://img214.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot1bu6.png
[11:19] <Inferus> checking for ldap.h... no
[11:19] <Inferus> configure: error: could not locate <ldap.h>
[11:20] <Dromen> thats what it looks like
[11:20] <belatucadros> well apt-get can't find build essentials
[11:20] <Dromen> which sucks ass
[11:20] <NickGarvey> belatucadros: drop the s,
[11:20] <Inferus> how on earth do i find out what ldap.h is?!
[11:20] <mneptok> NickGarvey: "LTS" refers to updates and fixes, not official Canonical support.
[11:20] <Dromen> fyrestrtr:  any ideas?
[11:20] <NickGarvey> belatucadros: buildessential
[11:20] <belatucadros> ah ic
[11:20] <Inferus> build-essential it is
[11:20] <Dromen> :)
[11:20] <belatucadros> there we go
[11:20] <NickGarvey> mneptok: ah, I understand
[11:20] <Dromen> hope it works
[11:20] <NickGarvey> Inferus: heh ja
[11:20] <NickGarvey> Inferus: silly -
[11:20] <Inferus> anyone tell me what ldap.h is please?
[11:20] <mneptok> Inferus: ldap.h is an LDAP header
[11:20] <Inferus> ok
[11:21] <Dromen> :(
[11:21] <mneptok> Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
[11:21] <fyrestrtr> you probably need ldap dev package though, not build-essential
[11:21] <freaky_> hola, is it possible to enable the gnome remote desktop thingy from the shell? can only access the machine remote through ssh... would have sworn it was on :/
[11:21] <fyrestrtr> Dromen: sorry, no.
[11:21] <Dromen> it looks messed up
[11:21] <Inferus> im trying to install LDAP support for squid authentication
[11:21] <belatucadros> I still can't figure how BF2 sees my cd key as invalid online :s
[11:21] <freaky_> the user does automatically log on btw, so X is running under that user
[11:21] <DigitalGheko> !multiverse
[11:21] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[11:21] <brl4n> mneptok:thanks for your help
[11:21] <noobie0057> how can I partition a usb drive?
[11:22] <freaky_> belatucadros: bf2 sucks (and i'm a fanatic player... the game is buggy as hell)
[11:22] <NickGarvey> mneptok: Technical Support for Xubuntu 6.06 is available from a variety of sources: from the community, from *Canonical Ltd*, ...,mailing lists and IRC channels:
[11:22] <Inferus> im trying to install LDAP support for squid authentication but I can't get it sorted :s
[11:22] <NickGarvey> mneptok: I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just very confused
[11:22] <mneptok> NickGarvey: that's incorrect, and i'll fix it now.
[11:22] <freaky_> belatucadros: i have a friend that had the same thing under windows, he had to reinstall it btw...
[11:22] <NickGarvey> mneptok: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XubuntuDapperReleaseNotes#head-020b827005e24488cfa5b1847b4e670603bea13d
[11:22] <mneptok> NickGarvey: URL?
[11:22] <mneptok> thanks
[11:22] <belatucadros> it works fine on windows just not online with cedega
[11:22] <freaky_> anyone on the gnome thingy?
[11:23] <freaky_> belatucadros: like i said, my friend had the same under windows :) so perhaps it's not a cedega thingy
[11:23] <belatucadros> yes but Ive never had probs with it on windows this is the first time Ive had a prob
[11:23] <Spydon> i cant listen to any music can somebody help me?
[11:24] <belatucadros> Spydon try sudo apt-get install xmms
[11:24] <mneptok> Spydon: sudo apt-get install ears ? ;)
[11:24] <Spydon> ok
[11:24] <Spydon> hehe
[11:24] <belatucadros> xmms has mp3 support automatically
[11:24] <mneptok> Spydon: what app do you *want* to use?
[11:24] <Spydon> but ogg doesnt work either
[11:24] <mneptok> Spydon: Rhyhtmbox?
[11:25] <belatucadros> if ogg don't work you got bigger probs lol
[11:25] <mneptok> Spydon: check the mixer settings. do you get a sound at the login prompt? during GNOME start up?
[11:25] <Spydon> nope no music works
[11:25] <Inferus> im installing xubuntu ^_^
[11:25] <Spydon> yes im getting sound at startup
[11:25] <freaky_> Spydon: no music, or no sound at all
[11:25] <Spydon> no music
[11:25] <Spydon> sound works
[11:25] <Inferus> mp3 playback is fudged?
[11:25] <belatucadros> bah in the words of Linus Torvalds don't go near gnome use KDE lol
[11:25] <mneptok> Spydon: then check the GNOME volume adjuster
[11:25] <linux_user400354> Spydon: do you have 2 or more video cards?
[11:25] <NickGarvey> Spydon: (phew), no sound would be a whole other ball game
[11:26] <Inferus> lol belatucadros, he really say that?
[11:26] <belatucadros> he recommends KDE as far as Ive heard lol
[11:26] <Spydon> no i think i just have 1
[11:26] <Inferus> weird
[11:26] <Inferus> :)
[11:26] <NickGarvey> Inferus: yeah he ddi
[11:26] <mneptok> Inferus: Linus uses KDE because he likes the customizability. i use GNOME because i like the consistency and quality.
[11:26] <Inferus> :>
[11:27] <mneptok> NickGarvey: just checking with Mark to see if i can edit that page. nice catch. thanks.
[11:27] <belatucadros> KDE has much better quality and the consistency is really no different
[11:27] <NickGarvey> Inferus: http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS6060826007.html
[11:27] <NickGarvey> mneptok: yup
[11:27] <belatucadros> I say that cause Ive used both and added xfce to the mix along the waay
[11:28] <Spydon> is the GNOME volume adjuster the speaker in the right upper corner?
[11:28] <linux_user400354> Dromen: how did you get your desktop to look like that? is it all just a theme? what all did you have to do?
[11:28] <mneptok> Spydon: it is
[11:28] <Spydon> is it is my sound i on full volume and not muted
[11:28] <Dromen> look like what?
[11:28] <linux_user400354> Dromen: different than ubuntu looks by default
[11:28] <zanpakuto> hello, anyone with ibm ipssend or serveraid 7k experience?
[11:28] <mneptok> Spydon: what are you using to play the .ogg file(s)?
[11:29] <Dromen> ah yeh i changed most of it
[11:29] <belatucadros> bah anything invloving mandriva is crap
[11:29] <Spydon> idk ive tested alot of programs, nothing works
[11:29] <linux_user400354> Dromen: you need to add some things in your ~.vnc/xstartup
[11:29] <belatucadros> mandriva is decent for noobs but if you want to actually do stuff I find debian based distros are the best
[11:30] <riaal> easyest burning software for ubuntu?
[11:30] <freaky_> zanpakuto: nope, just an adaptec raid using I2O driver, runs great tho'
[11:30] <Dromen> linux_user400354: such as ?
[11:30] <linux_user400354> riaal: gnomebaker
[11:30] <Dromen> linux_user400354:  http://img205.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotrq5.png
[11:30] <Dromen> is my desktop atm
[11:30] <riaal> linux_user400354: thanks
[11:30] <angelo> Ciao raga, ma per usare wine, quando inserisco il nome del progr devo inserire tutto il path?
[11:31] <linux_user400354> riaal: if you are trying to create a music cd, you can use serpentine that comes with ubuntu in Applications>Music
[11:31] <belatucadros> actually another thing I don't like about gnome is the dual bars in it... that annoys the hell out of me
[11:31] <zanpakuto> freaky_, i see
[11:31] <freaky_> words of wisdom on the desktop
[11:31] <mjr> belatucadros, you can easily drag the necessary stuff to one bar and then delete the other one
[11:31] <mneptok> s/wisdom/naivete/ ;)
[11:31] <riaal> linux_user400354:  oh, think i need something like dvd decrypter
[11:31] <freaky_> belatucadros: got a suse 10.1 install here, somehow they managed to make it 1 bar.... don't ask me how :P
[11:31] <linux_user400354> Dromen: i can tell you changed it, but what did you do.
[11:32] <belatucadros> yea but still its a pain that you don't get with kde on the bat
[11:32] <Spydon> yeah thx teh gxine thingy works
[11:32] <mneptok> linux_user400354: http://www.gnome-look.org
[11:32] <Spydon> bye and thx
[11:32] <belatucadros> yea I dislike suse to its way to restricted
[11:32] <Dromen> changed background
[11:32] <freaky_> belatucadros: problems are in the eye of the beholder :D
[11:32] <belatucadros> true
[11:32] <Dromen> changed icons, about it and changed colours
[11:32] <freaky_> it's opensuse btw
[11:32] <linux_user400354> riaal: gnomebaker might be able to do the same functions as dvd decrypter, but if not, you can check a program that automatrix installs. it says dvd rip when automatrix installs it, but im not sure of the name of the program.
[11:32] <Dromen> i just added a new menu thingy too
[11:33] <freaky_> zanpakuto: did you run into troubles, or haven't tried it yet?
[11:33] <belatucadros> whatever open suse  suse all the same to me but like I said it falls into the same category as redhat 9 and mandriva/mandrake distros as being far to limited in what you can do on it
[11:34] <riaal> linux_user400354: okey, thanks a lot
[11:34] <linux_user400354> mneptok: besides moving your taskbar from the top to the bottom, was all you did just install a theme from gnome-look.org?
[11:34] <Dromen> linux_user400354: what do i need to change in my xstartup
[11:34] <freaky_> belatucadros: i don't care about the distro, i don't like it either, but it's one of those distro's supported by closed source apps (they usually only support 3-4) that's why i have it running so i can test some stuff quickly (i love vmware server :D)
[11:34] <mneptok> linux_user400354: i think you mean Dromen
[11:34] <belatucadros> yea where can you get themes for kubuntu anyway?
[11:35] <zanpakuto> freaky_, I am pretty new with hardware RAID. sent a command ipssend synch 1 1 . Its not finished 'synching' , so I looked at the logs, and I saw those messages I mentione earlier. I was wondering if its normal :)
[11:35] <Dromen> no
[11:35] <linux_user400354> Dromen: besides moving your taskbar from the top to the bottom, was all you did just install a theme from gnome-look.org?
[11:35] <mneptok> linux_user400354: but yes, with a theme for GNOME, metacity, and an icon set, things can look really different
[11:35] <CBMz> Hey all
[11:35] <Dromen> i changed other stuff
[11:35] <Dromen> and used multiple themes
[11:35] <linux_user400354> Dromen: why dont you use vino instead?
[11:35] <freaky_> zanpakuto: didn't see those sorry. when RAID has just been setup, depending on the raid controller, it can take several hours before the disks are synced
[11:35] <Dromen> no i dunno what that is?
[11:36] <Dromen> !vino
[11:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about vino - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:36] <Inferus> this is peeing me off now
[11:36] <belatucadros> I would love to see what kinds of themes I could get for kubuntu so long as they arent a pain to install lol
[11:36] <Inferus> checking for lber.h... no
[11:36] <Inferus> checking for ldap.h... no
[11:36] <Inferus> configure: error: could not locate <ldap.h>
[11:36] <Inferus> Can't find ldap.h and i dont know what I need?
[11:36] <linux_user400354> Dromen: apt-cache search vino
[11:36] <Dromen> what is it?
[11:36] <linux_user400354> Dromen: apt-cache show vino
[11:37] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: sudo apt-get install libdap2 libldap2-dev
[11:37] <Dromen> hmm ok
[11:37] <mneptok> Inferus: sudo apt-get install libldap2-dev
[11:37] <zanpakuto> freaky_,  oh my bad. did not post the message here sorry! here it is (kernel log), "program ipssend not setting count and/or reply_len properly"
[11:37] <Dromen> linux_user400354: is that easy to setup?
[11:37] <linux_user400354> Dromen: is the computer that you are trying to vnc to running gnome?
[11:37] <zanpakuto> freaky_,  kernel: sg_write: data in/out 4304/4304 bytes for SCSI command 0xd--guessing data in;
[11:37] <Dromen> yes
[11:37] <Mukunda> I've just tried to get Xgl going on my system and something has killed direct rendering, is this common, and how do I fix it?
[11:37] <Dromen> both are
[11:37] <fyrestrtr> mneptok: is there a way to set passive ftp in nautilus?
[11:38] <fyrestrtr> Mukunda: this is normal with xgl.
[11:38] <Inferus> yaaaaaaaay
[11:38] <linux_user400354> Dromen: yes, it is much better, and you probably already have it installed without knowing
[11:38] <Inferus> sorted thanks mneptok fyrestrtr
[11:38] <noobie0057> I'm trying to use cfdisk to partition a usb drive,, how can I find the partition
[11:38] <Dromen> linux_user400354: ok know a howto??
[11:38] <riaal> Anyone knows if it is possible to write dvd immages whit K3B (like whit DVD-decrypter for win)?
[11:38] <Dromen> linux_user400354: if ur interested in eye candy try that http://img205.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitledjn7.jpg
[11:38] <fyrestrtr> noobie0057: mount
[11:38] <Mukunda> fyrestrtr: okay, think I can fix it. thanks.
[11:39] <Inferus> guys what do i do after i've done ./configure please?
[11:39] <freaky_> zanpakuto: never seen those... dunno how good the driver is either, usually they first get things running, management apps n such usually come later
[11:39] <mneptok> fyrestrtr: iirc, it defaults to PASV
[11:39] <freaky_> zanpakuto: seems to be just info tho'...
[11:39] <noobie0057> fyrestrtr it is mounted
[11:39] <noobie0057> I just don't know the location for the cfdisk command
[11:39] <fyrestrtr> mneptok: I have a real problem with FTP -- dog slow with nautilus, very fast from the cli.
[11:39] <mneptok> Inferus: ./configure -> make -> sudo make install
[11:39] <zanpakuto> freaky_, Ok.
[11:39] <mneptok> fyrestrtr: yeah, Nautilus' FTP implementation needs help. or fire.
[11:40] <linux_user400354> Dromen: you don't need a howto. System>Prefs>Remote Desktop
[11:40] <Dromen> oh ok
[11:40] <Inferus> mneptok: i did that and got a big list of erros
[11:40] <Dromen> nice
[11:40] <Inferus> errors*
[11:40] <Inferus> :S
[11:40] <vicscandl> is apache started from somewhere other than /etc/init.d/apache2 ?
[11:40] <mneptok> Inferus: but did it compile and install?
[11:40] <Inferus> ./configure went through fine
[11:40] <gnomefreak> Inferus: now run make
[11:41] <fyrestrtr> noobie0057: sudo updatedb && which cfdisk
[11:41] <noobie0057> cfdisk /dev/sda or somewhere else ?
[11:41] <Inferus> pam_ldap.c:3910: warning: passing argument 1 of _conv_sendmsg from incompatible pointer type
[11:41] <Inferus> pam_ldap.c:3922: warning: passing argument 1 of _conv_sendmsg from incompatible pointer type
[11:41] <Inferus> pam_ldap.c:3932: warning: passing argument 1 of _conv_sendmsg from incompatible pointer type
[11:41] <Inferus> pam_ldap.c:3942: warning: passing argument 1 of _conv_sendmsg from incompatible pointer type
[11:41] <Inferus> pam_ldap.c:3951: warning: passing argument 1 of _conv_sendmsg from incompatible pointer type
[11:41] <Inferus> make: *** [pam_ldap.o]  Error 1
[11:41] <Inferus> and more ^
[11:41] <Dromen> linux_user400354: wow i already got it  =)
[11:41] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: don't worry about those.
[11:41] <gnomefreak> Inferus: dont paste in here
[11:41] <Dromen> madness
[11:41] <mneptok> Inferus: warnings are par for the course. most devs are lazy about removing them.
[11:41] <Inferus> yea
[11:41] <vicscandl> spamalamadingdong!
[11:41] <zanpakuto> freaky_, am I right to assume that if the raid controller is installed and the two hard disk setup as raid 1 . When I installed ubuntu there, only 1 drive gets seen. Am I assumming right that the 'mirroring' aspect is already being done on the background?
[11:41] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: what are you trying to build anyway?
[11:41] <Inferus> make: *** [pam_ldap.o]  Error 1
[11:41] <Inferus> ^^
[11:41] <riaal> what program can burn DVD immages as DVD-decrypter
[11:41] <Inferus> that
[11:42] <Inferus> pam_ldap
[11:42] <Inferus> so i can use ldap authentication on my squid proxy
[11:42] <fyrestrtr> riaal: do you mean dvd iso files? Or dvd movies?
[11:42] <Dromen> linux_user400354: what command do i issue to connect to pc?
[11:42] <ajmitch> Inferus: why are you trying to compile pam_ldap? is the package in universe not suitable?
[11:42] <specht> huhu
[11:42] <freaky_> zanpakuto: yes, the controller will show the RAID-1 as a single disk to the OS
[11:42] <linux_user400354> vncviewer hostip
[11:42] <CBMz> Hey all
[11:43] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: sudo apt-get install libpam-ldap
[11:43] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: *always* search first.
[11:43] <Inferus> doh
[11:43] <Inferus> thanks
[11:43] <Inferus> :D
[11:43] <freaky_> zanpakuto: true hardware raid always does that, it only shows what they call the logical disks to the os
[11:43] <CBMz> Anyone knows the wine channel?
[11:43] <Inferus> search on where fyrestrtr?
[11:43] <fyrestrtr> !software
[11:43] <ubotu> You can browse and search for Ubuntu packages using !Synaptic, !Adept, apt-cache, the "apt:/" URL in KDE, or online at http://packages.ubuntu.com  -  Ubuntu has about 18000 packages available, so please *search* for an official package before installing things in awkward ways!
[11:43] <fyrestrtr> there ^^^
[11:43] <Dromen> same thing
[11:43] <Inferus> kk ty
[11:43] <Inferus> im guessing
[11:43] <Dromen> no desktop just blank thingy
[11:43] <Inferus> ldap server host
[11:43] <zanpakuto> freaky_, so does it mean mirroring will work without doing anything?
[11:43] <Dromen> i try other way round
[11:43] <Inferus> is my domain server
[11:43] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: its where ldap is running.
[11:44] <freaky_> zanpakuto: it should.. some bad hardware raid controllers (but have only seen this with IDE raid controllers) sometimes present both the IDE disks and the logical disk (the raid set) which is crappy. never seen it with real raid controllers tho (scsi ones)
[11:44] <Inferus> well fyrestrtr its not ldap, its microsoft network :)
[11:44] <Dromen> linux_user400354: it worked =)
[11:44] <linux_user400354> Dromen: good
[11:45] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: wait, you want to get squid to authenticate against active directory?
[11:45] <freaky_> zanpakuto: what's your disk? /dev/sda? do a 'dmesg | grep sda' and see what name/brand/etc the disk has
[11:45] <mneptok> "Microsoft" and "network" are two words that should never be brought within 3 light years of one another.
[11:45] <fyrestrtr> freaky_: lshw works better for that :)
[11:45] <Dromen> linux_user400354: how do i set it not ask for permission each time?
[11:45] <freaky_> mneptok: heh, why? they just stole the bsd ip stack :D
[11:45] <linux_user400354> Dromen: can you tell me how you got that eye candy in the last picture and what theme you are using to make your computer look like os-x
[11:45] <freaky_> fyrestrtr: hmm dunno that one yet :) usually just browse /proc :D
[11:45] <Dromen> i will one sec
[11:46] <linux_user400354> Dromen: /usr/bin/vino-preferences
[11:46] <freaky_> fyrestrtr: is that installed by default/
[11:46] <mneptok> freaky_: that's like saying "this is a good car, beacuse they stole the cigarette lighter from a Bugatti!"
[11:46] <fyrestrtr> I don't think they 'stole' it, wasn't it released?
[11:46] <freaky_> mneptok: hehe sort of, but atleast the cigaret lighter is a good one :P
[11:47] <noobie0057> fyrestrtr: your command returned /sbin/cfdisk  ?? I don't understand I want to know what command to supply cfdisk to create a 2 partition usb drive
[11:47] <fyrestrtr> bugatti's don't come with cigarette lighters :P
[11:47] <freaky_> fyrestrtr: yea yea it's licensed and they mention it :D
[11:47] <mneptok> freaky_: little consolation when you get into an accident and learn the bumpers are origami.
[11:47] <fyrestrtr> noobie0057: you need to read the manual for it.
[11:47] <gudalo> hi all
[11:48] <fyrestrtr> freaky_: there are plenty of things about Windows to complain about, lets not start making them up though.
[11:48] <freaky_> mneptok: the software ain't always that bad... it's just the company and it's morality
[11:48] <freaky_> fyrestrtr: linux has it's disadvantages as well, use what you need, when you need it
[11:48] <mneptok> there you go using words like "Microsoft" and "morality" together again
[11:48] <fyrestrtr> yeah, and right now, I need a drink -- so brb
[11:49] <freaky_> mneptok: hehe :)
[11:49] <njan> mneptok, now now, be nice :)
[11:49] <mneptok> njan: see Bug #1
[11:49] <mneptok> ;)
[11:49] <zanpakuto> freaky_, yep its /dev/sda.
[11:49] <Ng> discussions about morality are definitely off-topic for this channel
[11:49] <freaky_> mneptok: link? :P
[11:49] <njan> https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1
[11:50] <freaky_> zanpakuto: what does the 'dmesg | grep sda' tell you? or lshw, still compiling it myself (on gentoo, run ubuntu on my vmware server as the host os)
[11:50] <njan> and there's no mention of morality in it.. bug no. 1 only explicitly refers to marketshare and productivity. It cites free software as a good replacement, but it doesn't make any value judgements as to whether that's better or more desirable other than by means of the added productivity it provides.
[11:50] <mneptok> freaky_: https://launchpad.net/bugs/1
[11:50] <freeze_> I recently installed Ubuntu 6.06 on an old box we use for administrative tasks. installation went fine, only resolution was stuck at 640x480. This was solved by editing xorg.conf (added HorizRefresh and VertSync in monitor section). Resolution is fine now but I can't lock my screen either by using the standard logoff dialog nor by using the lock screen button i added to the gimp bar
[11:51] <njan> It says non-free software is "restricting access to IT to a small part of the world's population and limiting the ability of software developers to reach their full potential, globally."
[11:51] <freeze_> any ideas?
[11:51] <Ng> freeze_: check gnome-screensaver is running
[11:51] <freaky_> haha nice
[11:51] <njan> Which doesn't either espouse anything morally, or justify bashing of any software vendor in particular ;)
[11:51] <Inferus> lets be honest
[11:52] <Inferus> ms arent gonna turn around and say linux is good now are they
[11:52] <Inferus> make no business sense to
[11:52] <Inferus> :)
[11:52] <freeze_> Ng: doesn't seem to be, why not? ;)
[11:52] <mneptok> njan: i think it quite pointedly bashes Microsoft. you don;t see Apple mentioned there, depsite their proprietary software.
[11:52] <Ng> freeze_: possibly it died or something. hit alt-f2 and run it from there
[11:52] <Ng> Inferus: mneptok njan: could you continue this in #ubuntu-offtopic please?
[11:52] <Inferus> My companies IT strategy is to use as much open source software as possible :)
[11:53] <freeze_> Ng: Excellent, that solved it, thanks very much
[11:53] <zanpakuto> freaky_, servers been up for a while so dmesg |grep sda returns nothing
[11:53] <freeze_> Ng: hope it starts automatically at next boot up
[11:54] <Ng> freeze_: it ought to be saved in your session next time you log out
[11:54] <Ng> zanpakuto: grep sda /var/log/dmesg
[11:54] <freaky_> zanpakuto: the lshw looks very nice :) a long output
[11:54] <fyrestrtr> mneptok: apple is just bsd with a shiny wrapper.
[11:54] <mneptok> fyrestrtr: not really. they don;t use a BSD kernel.
[11:55] <rambo3> apple is a company
[11:55] <Ng> apple is off-topic, please discuss it elsewhere ;p
[11:56] <freeze_> another thing: after the fresh install i did an update, updating 165 packages, the updater stopped at capplets-data (or something similar) and seemed to be stuck. the process scrollkeeper was running at 100PU, i killed it manually and everything went on from there, the updater skipping the packages that relied on that one. after all were complete the updater tried the respective packages again and all looked good the second time. it showed an error for the
[11:56] <freeze_> as that error for the first try or did something go wrong?
[11:57] <rambo3> tryed -f flag with install
[11:57] <riaal> how to unpack rar files? =P
[11:57] <Ng> freeze_: scrollkeeper can take a while to rebuild things. how long did you wait before killing it?
[11:57] <Thunderpants> riaal, unrar
[11:57] <Ng> riaal: install rar or unrar from multiverse
[11:57] <zanpakuto> Ng, freaky_ : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20649
[11:57] <Ng> riaal: you should then be able to use the regular archive manager
[11:57] <freeze_> Ng: I waited about 7 Minutes...then I got nervous
[11:58] <Ng> freeze_: hmm, that does seem unusually long. perhaps it got itself confused and hung
[11:59] <fyrestrtr> what does scrollkeeper do anyway?
[11:59] <freeze_> Ng: the capplets package installed very quickly on the second try...perhaps scrollkeeper didn't try again?
[11:59] <freeze_> Ng: So should I just hope everything is fine?
[11:59] <Ng> freeze_: it may have skipped over it, or managed to work the second time
[11:59] <shaantanu> !vmware
[11:59] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository. Instructions to install VMWare Server can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingVMWare
[11:59] <compengi> what's the newest kernel?
[11:59] <Ng> fyrestrtr: it indexes various bits of gnome documentation afaik
[11:59] <Ng> compengi: in dapper, 2.6.15-26
[11:59] <freeze_> Ng: So the second time, after all updates are complete, does completely try the packages again right?
[11:59] <shaantanu> hey can somebody tell me how much disk space do i need to have if i plan to go for vmwar
[11:59] <shaantanu> e
[11:59] <compengi> Ng ty :)
[12:00] <freeze_> Ng: Otherwise it should still show in available updates?
[12:00] <riaal> Ng: thanks a lot
[12:00] <Ng> freeze_: if apt/updatemanager says you are up-to-date, you are. The only thing you might be missing would be some of the gnome documentation, but I'm not sure that's worth worrying about ;)
[12:00] <fyrestrtr> shaantanu: enough for ubuntu + your guest os + vmware binaries.  You should be more worried about ram.
[12:00] <freeze_> Ng: Thanks. you have been extremely helpful :)
[12:01] <lassegs> does anyone know if the Creative Zen Vision:M runs with ubuntu?
[12:01] <freeze_> Oh another thing: I remember when installing Ubuntu the last time about a year ago that it made sense to add more repositories (Multiverse?) is there a guide how and where to do that?
[12:01] <linux_user400354> !eyecandy
[12:01] <ubotu> Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://kdelook.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuEyeCandy
[12:02] <Ng> freeze_: yep
[12:02] <Ng> !repos > freeze_
[12:02] <zyclop> greetings, fellow users
[12:02] <freeze_> great. thanks
[12:03] <twisted> ey, I got a question, booting ubuntu takes _ages_, I got a SCSI hdd, but... it seems to take forever (approx 20-30sec) to "Mount root"
[12:03] <twisted> how can I check what the hell it is tryin to do, and how I can make it stop doing it so it just... speeds up?
[12:03] <Inferus> guys, when i do a find "something" it takes 0 time at all, and never returns results, am i missing something plaese?
[12:03] <Inferus> please*
[12:04] <twisted> Inferus: find . -name "bla"
[12:04] <twisted> Inferus: u mean that?
[12:04] <Inferus> yea
[12:04] <tomasz> hi - I'm having serious problems with debugging a simple C code -> quite random exceptions from _mcleanup () function in libc.so.6 occure quite ofthen. it wasn't the case for the previous version of Ubuntu. did anybody complain about similar issues ? thanks
[12:04] <Thunderpants> does vmware player allow me to install windows or do i need vmware workstation for that?
[12:04] <Inferus> thx
[12:04] <rambo3> i like locate more
[12:04] <twisted> Inferus: in that case it will only find "bla" and not "blabla"
[12:04] <Inferus> ok
[12:04] <twisted> Inferus: so use: find . -name "bla*" afaik
[12:05] <twisted> rambo3: locate is ok, but annoying cause it gotta be updated... rlocate is kewl, but very cpu expensive and still very unstable...
[12:05] <freaky_> how safe is that lshw tool? it appears to hang...
[12:05] <twisted> Thunderpants: you can
[12:05] <Thunderpants> thx twisted
[12:05] <freaky_> can't kill it either
[12:05] <twisted> Thunderpants: http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2005/10/26/vmware-player-windows-xp.html
[12:06] <daurn|laptop> hi all
[12:06] <twisted> Thunderpants: but then again, why not use VMWare Server? it's free like the player...
[12:06] <shaantan1> !vmware
[12:06] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository. Instructions to install VMWare Server can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingVMWare
[12:06] <daurn|laptop> i just burnt an ubuntu cd
[12:06] <Inferus> thanks twisted
[12:06] <daurn|laptop> booted it
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> and i get to the boot menu
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> but, when i choose an option
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> it says error
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> and MUST reboot
[12:07] <Thunderpants> thx twisted i'll have a read up
[12:07] <twisted> Thunderpants: np
[12:07] <Inferus> daurn|laptop are you trying to run it on your laptop ?
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> no
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> lol
[12:07] <Inferus> oh
[12:07] <daurn|laptop> deskto
[12:07] <shaantan1> i m plaing to go for vmware how much space shud i have on my disk ??
[12:07] <freeze_> Ng: oh my i think i really managed to delete my source source now
[12:07] <freaky_> shaantan1: uh how would we know?
[12:08] <Inferus> by the way, does anyone know how I can get ubuntu to install, and run at a 16:10 resolution please?
[12:08] <zyclop> I'm having some problems with my network: ping works in one direction but not in the other
[12:08] <daurn|laptop> so, what do i do?
[12:08] <twisted> shaantan1: well, depends on the os
[12:08] <riaal> I just installed "unrar -free" but i can't find the program?
[12:08] <shaantan1> ubuntu and windows
[12:08] <freaky_> shaantan1: in vmware you're going to run virtual machines, that will be your biggest concern determining diskspace, since i can't determine how much diskspace you want to assign to the guests, only you can decide
[12:08] <shaantan1> but to download and install .. how much space is needed
[12:09] <jneves> Has anyone seen something like this: [4294691.150000]  ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:01:09.1[B] : no GSI - using IRQ 11
[12:09] <jneves> [4294696.309000]   [<c013e7fc>]  __do_IRQ+0xbc/0xe0
[12:09] <jneves> [4294696.309000]   [<c010597a>]  do_IRQ+0x1a/0x30
[12:09] <jneves> [4294696.309000]  Disabling IRQ #11
[12:09] <shaantan1> I just have 1 ext3 partition with 1.2 GB left on iit
[12:09] <jneves> it's an adaptec controller
[12:09] <daurn|laptop> OHHH
[12:09] <daurn|laptop> the download is corrupt
[12:09] <daurn|laptop> damn
[12:09] <riaal> how hard can it be to unrar some files? =S
[12:09] <shaantan1> laptop : way to go
[12:09] <daurn|laptop> how can i repair without totally redownloading?
[12:09] <mneptok> riaal: not hard if you install unrar
[12:10] <riaal> mneptok: I did, the "free one", now what?
[12:10] <jneves> riaal: without a definition of the format? you'll need the proprietary program that's in multiverse
[12:10] <mneptok> now unrar the file
[12:10] <freaky_> shaantan1: workstation, server, esx... etc... 150-200 mb should be enough to install server i think
[12:10] <daurn|laptop> that was a great use of 2 blank cds
[12:10] <riaal> jneves: ??
[12:10] <jneves> riaal: unrar-free -x file.rar
[12:10] <shaantan1> whats the total download size .. any idea ??
[12:10] <freaky_> riaal: rar offers linux binaries
[12:10] <shaantan1> freaky_:
[12:10] <jneves> riaal: it might not work - you'll notice
[12:10] <daurn|laptop> how can i repair without totally redownloading?
[12:11] <twisted> bbl
[12:11] <freeze_> I think i accidentally deleted my Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (source) channel...is there a way to get it back?
[12:11] <fyrestrtr> !easysource
[12:11] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[12:12] <andres> Does anybody knows the reason why ubuntu doesnt use a new enough apt to support diffs for the Packages and Sources list?
[12:12] <andres> This saves quite much bandwith/time
[12:12] <riaal> jneves: I got "failed" ye, what did i do wrong? is the "fee" one the wrong version?
[12:12] <zcat[1] > would save even more time if every new version of OOo could be diffs instead of a 120M download :)
[12:13] <jneves> riaal: the free version doesn't support all versions of rar
[12:13] <jneves> riaal: you need the non-free version in multiverse
[12:13] <andres> zcat[1] , thats also planned afaik.
[12:14] <riaal> jneves: multiverse? hold on a sec
[12:14] <andres> zcat[1] , but the diffindex thingie is in debian testing for some time i think.
[12:14] <riaal> jneves: what address? =S
[12:14] <jneves> riaal: it's a repository
[12:15] <fyrestrtr> !multiverse
[12:15] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[12:15] <riaal> jneves: whats that? =S
[12:15] <wthww>  i finally figured out why my comp wouldnt boot ubuntu
[12:15] <freeze_> is there a way to get the repositories back to standard values? i cant get my sources repository back through th UI it seems
[12:15] <wthww> ram.
[12:15] <fyrestrtr> !easysource > freeze_
[12:16] <riaal> jneves: oh, so "not free" is free? :D
[12:16] <jneves> free as in beer, not free as in freedom
[12:16] <fyrestrtr> it has to do with source, not price.
[12:20] <IRCMonkeyX> hi, should i install winrar via wine ?
[12:20] <yeager> ircmonkeyx: why?
[12:20] <fyrestrtr> why do you want winrar? You can use unrar from repos
[12:20] <fyrestrtr> !rar > IRCMonkeyX
[12:20] <IRCMonkeyX> ok thanx, let me download unrar
[12:23] <Inferus> i do not understand linux =[
[12:23] <arooni> when i grep thru a directory, is it possible to tell it not to search thru svn stuff?
[12:23] <arooni> and just regular files?
[12:23] <fyrestrtr> arooni: define 'svn stuff'
[12:23] <romanov> Hi all! Is anyone try read hotmail emails with Kmail and gotmail... Last ninght I try anything but not work me, any ideas is more than wellcome...
[12:24] <arooni> fyrestrtr: anything inside a .svn subversion file
[12:24] <Flannel> arooni: svn stuff are just regular files ;)
[12:24] <arooni> i belive they are hidden
[12:24] <arooni> Flannel: well i would like not to search them if possible
[12:24] <Inferus> bloody stupid thing =[ webmin cant connect to my ldap server, well active directory anyway
[12:24] <Inferus> anyone have any ideas?
[12:24] <arooni> as its just duplicate results
[12:25] <IRCMonkeyX> fyrestrtr: i downloadad unrar, but i still cant open the package that is at my desktop which is a rar file made in xp ?
[12:25] <daurn|laptop> any1?
[12:25] <fyrestrtr> arooni: find -t f -exec 'grep foo {}\;' ?? something like that, my syntax is probably off.
[12:25] <daurn|laptop> how can i fix a broken ubuntu iso download?
[12:25] <fyrestrtr> daurn|laptop: redownload it.
[12:25] <daurn|laptop> don't have the bandwidth
[12:25] <fyrestrtr> daurn|laptop: order a cd from ship-it
[12:26] <geoffDeGeoffGeof> what would cause a weird flash on my screen when i open firefox or my home folder?
[12:26] <daurn|laptop> takes too long
[12:26] <Flannel> arooni: you'll just have to modify your regexp to exclude .svn directories
[12:26] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: you need samba
[12:26] <fyrestrtr> daurn|laptop: wait
[12:26] <Inferus> fyrestrtr i have samba
[12:26] <daurn|laptop> ah
[12:26] <daurn|laptop> a torrent can fix it
[12:26] <daurn|laptop> yay
[12:26] <arooni> Flannel: im just a little unsure of how to do that
[12:27] <fyrestrtr> you have a partially downloaded .iso image file?
[12:27] <daurn|laptop> yes
[12:27] <fyrestrtr> daurn|laptop: and you can't 'resume' it? Why did you say its 'broken'?
[12:27] <IRCMonkeyX> friends,  i downloaded unrar, but i still cant open the package that is at my desktop which is a rar file made in xp ?
[12:27] <daurn|laptop> i dled with http
[12:27] <romanov> Kmail with gotmail not read my mails from hotmail, any idea to fix it ! I use kde 3.5.4 and kmail is 1.9.5 ...
[12:27] <daurn|laptop> i just got the torrent
[12:28] <daurn|laptop> and it will fix the broken http download
[12:28] <daurn|laptop>  - i hope
[12:28] <IRCMonkeyX> can anyone give a hint ?
[12:28] <fyrestrtr> IRCMonkeyX: install unrar-nonfree
[12:29] <timmy_> Hey, I had to install the ubuntu dapper server version because both text and graphical installs suck, and I cant get X to work, I did a sudo apt-get install gdm and its dependencies were satisfied but X still wont work, I get a bunch of bull when I start my comp and do startx. Help?
[12:29] <timmy_> Im runnin irssi now
[12:29] <riaal> what program to burn a DVD image? (like dvd decrypter for win)
[12:29] <fyrestrtr> timmy_: wow, that has got to be the most PRECISE TECHNICAL description of a problem I have ever read ... </sarcasm>
[12:29] <timmy_> ...
[12:30] <Dromen_> is there anyway to have your kde desktop icons and your gnome desktop icons seperate
[12:30] <fyrestrtr> riaal: right click on the image file, write to disc
[12:30] <Dromen_> as in when i boot kde, i get my gnome icons on my desktop but id rather have a different set?
[12:30] <riaal> fyrestrtr: ???
[12:31] <fyrestrtr> riaal: that's how you write iso image files.
[12:31] <fyrestrtr> riaal: or you can use k3b, but its just easier to right click on the iso file, and choose write to disc
[12:31] <timmy_> so, can nobody help, or should I post my problem at the ubuntu forums?
[12:32] <riaal> fyrestrtr: Don't have the burner in the coumuter, what do I need to install 2 do that? ok I will try to install k3b, thanks
[12:32] <fyrestrtr> timmy_: you haven't really told us anything.
[12:32] <timmy_> Alright, fuck it
[12:32] <fyrestrtr> riaal: you don't have a dvd burner?
[12:32] <Inferus> fyrestrtr am i supposed to bind my server to the windows domain
[12:32] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: you need samba to have your pc part of the ad domain.
[12:33] <riaal> fyrestrtr: not right now, swaping it from my other comp as soon as i know it is possible to brun img's, like now =) thanks
[12:33] <Inferus> it is, as far as i know
[12:33] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: install samba, and then configure it to join the domain. Its a bit of a hassle, but it does work.
[12:33] <Inferus> how do i join it to the domain
[12:33] <Inferus> it is viewable in windows if i go to "my network places" its listed in there
[12:34] <IRCMonkeyX> fyrestrtr: thanx, i did it
[12:34] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: read http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Adding_a_Samba_Server_into_an_existing_AD_Domain
[12:35] <Inferus> k ty
[12:36] <Flannel> arooni: something like this: grep -H [rest of normal grep]  | grep (?!\.svn/)  that.. *should* return all lines of the original grep, without .svn/ in them, of course, I just put that together, it may not ;)  If you wanted to further narrow that down (so you wouldnt un-match lines with .svn/ in the text) you could add some anchors, and some wildcards, to match only before the colon
[12:37] <arooni> ah nifty
[12:37] <arooni> thanks Flannel !
[12:37] <Flannel> arooni: I have no idea if that's the most efficient way, but... in theory that works
[12:37] <Inferus> fyrestrtr this is far too much effort :/
[12:37] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> hello
[12:37] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> what programs i need to program c/c++
[12:37] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> ?
[12:38] <Jowi> !compile
[12:38] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[12:38] <Flannel> arooni: oh, you'll ahve to add an option to specify that it's a regexp, on the second grep
[12:39] <Orasis1> [36C] m4sterm1nd: Well you simply need a text editor, and a compiler..
[12:39] <Orasis1> You can use anything to code in C/C++, to compile it you will need a compiler like GCC etc
[12:39] <Jowi> [36C] m4sterm1nd: read that link that ubotu spat out. that will give you the basic tools to compile
[12:40] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> i wanne start programming c:) :P
[12:40] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> or do u think i can better try someting els?
[12:40] <Flannel> arooni: er, a perl regexp even, since basic and extended don't include lookaheads.
[12:41] <Orasis1> [36C] m4sterm1nd: How much experience do you have in coding?
[12:41] <Orasis1> If you are just starting, why not try something easier to get your feet wet.. such as Python or TCL/TK.
[12:41] <Orasis1> If you want to *start* coding, you are looking for the wrong thing, you are looking for programs when you should be seeking books and knowledge...
[12:42] <mneptok> or Ruby
[12:42] <ompaul> Madpilot, no :-)
[12:42] <Madpilot> ompaul, fair enough ;)
[12:42] <ompaul> :)
[12:43] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> lol i can php:P
[12:43] <[36C] m4sterm1nd> just wanne try to make simpel programs:)
[12:43] <gnomefreak> airzer came back?
[12:44] <ompaul> no
[12:44] <ompaul> but his ban is staying
[12:44] <Inferus> What is a kerberos server in my realm :s
[12:44] <Inferus> <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:44] <Inferus> ?
[12:44] <gnomefreak> good :)
[12:45] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: I think you need the assistance of someone else with this, if you are asking questions like that ;)
[12:45] <zyclop> my network interface doesn't respond to ping, the echo request packet however reaches its destination. What is wrong?
[12:47] <linux_user400354> i was thinking for a good laugh. i could move the firefox somewhere else and then put a script in its place thats name is firefox so it would run instead of firefox. the script would start firefox and sleep for about 10 seconds, then killall firefox.
[12:47] <Paddy_EIRE> hey i downloaded a rar file 189mb, when i extract it the folder is empty...? I already did sudo apt-get install unrar and it successfully installed any ideas to what the problem might be?
[12:47] <Inferus> ffs]
[12:47] <Inferus> why is this so friggin difficult to install a proxy with ldap authentication
[12:47] <Inferus> i've been doing it now for 2 and a half hours, its rediculous.
[12:47] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: if your proxy and your ldap are both on linux machines, then its easy. Now, if you are trying to authenticate against AD from a linux machine, then its complicated.
[12:48] <Inferus> Its a microsoft network
[12:48] <Inferus> i just have this linux server, a Xeon 2.8
[12:48] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: does it have a domain controller?
[12:48] <Inferus> yes
[12:48] <Inferus> two
[12:48] <Inferus> <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:48] <linux_user400354> Paddy_EIRE: maybe the archive is owned by root or you dont have permissions to read and execute it
[12:48] <fyrestrtr> and the users you are trying to authenticate, are they in the active directory?
[12:48] <Inferus> yes
[12:49] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: then you need to first join the server to the AD domain (using samba).
 funny thing is I downloaded this file before and it worked wonderfully now it doesnt
[12:49] <Inferus> i think i already have fyrestrtr
[12:49] <Inferus> how can i check?
[12:49] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: logon to your DC and see if the computer shows up in your AD listing.
[12:50] <zyclop> help, my NIC doesn't respond to ping
[12:50] <linux_user400354> Paddy_EIRE: maybe its corrupt. in that case, you should download it again.
[12:50] <Inferus> well
[12:50] <fyrestrtr> zyclop: does it work otherwise?
[12:50] <Inferus> i created the user months ago fyrestrtr
[12:50] <Inferus> and the computer name
[12:50] <Inferus> should i try deleting it and letting the server force AD to create it/
[12:50] <dafart> hi there
 used bittorrent and it worked continually
[12:50] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: that doesn't mean anything. You can create a computer account on the PDC, but you need to join a PC to the PDC before it becomes part of the AD.
[12:50] <dafart> is there still a bug in ubuntu using openoffice with cups?
[12:51] <zyclop> fyrestrtr: yes, it even gets the echo request packets but doesnt respond
[12:51] <Inferus> well how do i check
[12:51] <Inferus> ?
[12:51] <fyrestrtr> rofl -- that line reminds me of Good Morning Vietname.
[12:51] <JdGordon> has anyone got ati dualhead working without using MergedFB? or alternativly, has anyone got sdl working with MergedFB doing the dualhead?
[12:51] <TLE_02> fyrestrtr: Hey, I figured it out. And I got the patch changed so that it matches the current version of the sourcecode, I applied it and generated the new .deb's and it works like a charm. Very groovy man. I was wondering, would the .deb's I generated could be used on other peoples Ubuntu as weel ?
[12:52] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: if your computer is part of the domain, then it will show up in your active directory, you will be able to browse it from other pcs in the same domain.
[12:52] <Inferus> well
[12:52] <Inferus> i can see it there yes
[12:52] <Inferus> but when i click on it, it asks for a username and password, and i have no idea what they are
[12:52] <fyrestrtr> TLE_02: they should, assuming all the deps are there.
[12:53] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: it shows up where? under 'my workgroup computers'?
[12:53] <Inferus> yea
[12:53] <Inferus> then when i double click on it, its asking for a username and password
[12:54] <TLE_02> fyrestrtr: but if I build it from a official metacity(Ubuntu) package, then doesn't it still contain the info on dependencies, so they can be installed automatically ?
[12:54] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: forget that, go to the PDC, browse the Computers, does your linux machine show up?
[12:55] <Inferus> well, it was listed, but i think it was manually inputted fyrestrtr
[12:55] <fyrestrtr> TLE_02: I believe so, but I am not an expert in that to be honest. Here is what I do know. If the deb is part of the official repos, and you just patched it, it will still work.
[12:55] <Inferus> i'll reboot samba and see if it recreates the computer in AD
[12:55] <TLE_02> fyrestrtr: Ok thanks a lot
[12:55] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: type net ads info on the ubuntu box.
[12:56] <Inferus> i'll /q you the result fyrestrtr
[12:56] <zanpakuto> anyone tried xen (the one in edgy) here? I was wondering if that same kernel should be to used for booting domU s?
[12:56] <Inferus> that ok?
[12:56] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: unless you typed a command -- something like net ads join -U Administrator at the ubuntu machine, its not part of the domain.
[12:56] <Inferus> fyrestrtr? i'll /q you the result, ok?
[12:56] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: it doesn't automatically add itself.
[12:57] <fyrestrtr> pastebin it please, in case someone else also wants to contribute.
[12:57] <Inferus> ok
[12:58] <Inferus> fyrestrtr
[12:58] <Inferus> http://paste.lisp.org/display/24165
[01:00] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: type wbinfo -u at the ubuntu box, do you get a list of users from AD?
[01:00] <Inferus> wbinfo command not found
[01:02] <Inferus> =[
[01:02] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: hrmm, do you have smbldap-tools package installed?
[01:03] <Inferus> dont know
[01:03] <Inferus> i dont have the winbind tools though
[01:04] <Inferus> administrator@itadvantage:/$ wbinfo -u
[01:04] <Inferus> Error looking up domain users
[01:04] <Inferus> fyrestrtr ^
[01:04] <fyrestrtr> hrmm -- there is an issue then.
[01:04] <fyrestrtr> net ads status
[01:05] <Inferus> administrator@itadvantage:/$ sudo net ads status
[01:05] <Inferus> root's password:
[01:05] <Inferus> [2006/08/15 12:04:49, 0]  libads/kerberos.c:ads_kinit_password(164)
[01:05] <Inferus>   kerberos_kinit_password<EMAIL_ADDRESS>failed: Improper format of Kerberos configuration file
[01:05] <Inferus> [2006/08/15 12:04:49, 0]  utils/net_ads.c:ads_startup(191)
[01:05] <Inferus>   ads_connect: Improper format of Kerberos configuration file
[01:05] <musasabi> Is there a smaller install CD (only have 650mb blank CDs) ?
[01:06] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: oh geez - I hate kerberos.
[01:06] <Inferus> i only just installed it
[01:06] <Inferus> i have webmin if that helps
[01:06] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: why don't you just read that gentoo wiki entry? It explains it better than my memory of doing this from 3 years back.
[01:06] <Inferus> lol
[01:06] <Inferus> i dont understand it
[01:06] <Inferus> =[
[01:07] <fyrestrtr> what part?
[01:07] <Inferus> all of it
[01:07] <Inferus> theres so much writing, and i dont even need most of it
[01:07] <fyrestrtr> I'd say you need all of it.
[01:07] <fyrestrtr> are you like -- afraid of words?
[01:08] <Inferus> i get bored easily :)
[01:08] <wthww> hey guys-- i finally gots ubuntu worxing on my biostar motherboard-- it was the ram, lol
[01:08] <fyrestrtr> lol then setting this up really isn't for you. Unless this gives you that tingle and excites you, hooking up samba to AD is not really something everyone does. If you have an intern that you want to torture, have him/her do it.
[01:09] <wthww> lol fyrestrtr
[01:09] <Inferus> no one in my company has the foggiest clue about linux
[01:09] <Inferus> my boss installed ubuntu, thinking hes being clever
[01:09] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: I do offer consulting services.........
[01:09] <Inferus> and somehow didnt put sudo on
[01:09] <Inferus> so you had to login as root
[01:09] <Inferus> and then it was root, with null password
[01:09] <Inferus> GREAT IDEA MATE
[01:09] <Inferus> xD
[01:10] <drummer87> hi, i'm trying to change gtk themes to one using the murrine engine (installed from a deb) but it ain't seem to be working..
[01:10] <rambo3> Inferus your leet
[01:11] <fyrestrtr> but seriously, configuring samba to work with AD is something that requires alot of reading what some may call dry material. It does work, but its not without its quirks (just like most things with samba). I did it at my previous workplace having the PDC on Win2003, and one BDC that was Samba, and another Samba file share service (also part of the AD). It took me the longest to configure the first one (almost 3 hours), but the second
[01:11] <fyrestrtr> one was easy.
[01:11] <jujimufu> hye
[01:11] <jujimufu> can I edit my kernel in ubuntu?
[01:11] <jujimufu> there is nothing inside /usr/src/ ...
[01:11] <fyrestrtr> jujimufu: why do you think you need to?
[01:11] <drummer87> all that happens is the icons change, but not any of the wigets
[01:12] <drummer87> any help anyone?
[01:12] <jujimufu> fyrestrtr: I need to enable a couple of modules to have DRI (3d acceleration) with my i810 intel card.
[01:12] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: that gentoo wiki is very detailed (in fact, their wiki is one of the best community docs for linux). Read it, then -- read it again. Second time around, it will make more sense. Also helps if your current network admin (the guy who control the AD) is hanging around you to explain to you some of the terms.
[01:12] <fyrestrtr> jujimufu: read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Video
[01:13] <jujimufu> oh, ok thanks :)
[01:13] <KenSentMe> I have a question about the Fridge rss-feed. Why do some posts show up three times in my rss reader Liferea?
[01:13] <fyrestrtr> Inferus: if you get stuck, ask in #samba
[01:13] <fyrestrtr> KenSentMe: bad feed?
[01:13] <wthww> wow... la gmuch-- installing nero linux :P
[01:14] <KenSentMe> fyrestrtr: i see that quite a lot, also with other feeds. Are they all bad feeds?
[01:15] <fyrestrtr> KenSentMe: I'd have to look at the feed, but if they show up in another reader properly, then you know its the reader, not the feed.
[01:16] <compengi> i have users that i give them access to my pc, but the thing is that i locked my home directory but all the other part of the HDD the root one is accessible, i want to lock it in such a way to make them access only there own home directory
[01:16] <compengi> can anyone help
[01:16] <KenSentMe> fyrestrtr: you're right. I'll check that
[01:17] <fyrestrtr> compengi: if you assign them permissions properly, they can only access their home directory. They may be able to see what's in the other directories, but nothing more.
[01:17] <drummer87> anyone?
[01:17] <drummer87> :(
[01:18] <drummer87> i'm getting bored of the human theme...
[01:19] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: I hear compiz has some nice themes :)
[01:20] <Hox> has somebody here made a internet connection via bluetooth -> phone (GPRS) -> internet?
[01:20] <Sakunix> how do you run a start a program at cmdline such that it stays open even when you close the terminal
[01:20] <drummer87> fyrestrtr: yes, i have that now, it's very nice, but the gtk theme is still plain human...
[01:20] <fyrestrtr> Sakunix: send it to the background by putting a & at the end of it. Like $hello &
[01:20] <jrib> Sakunix: nohup program, or just use screen
[01:21] <drummer87> the gtk theme's won't change :(
[01:21] <Sakunix> how do you recall it?
[01:21] <jrib> !screen > Sakunix
[01:21] <Sakunix> I have got this machine up and running finally want to run a half-life dedicated server on it
[01:21] <Sakunix> it has no keyboard and mouse plgued in
[01:22] <Sakunix> or screen
[01:22] <Sakunix> only ssh from thismachine
[01:22] <Sakunix> its annoying server goes down when I close the terminal here
[01:22] <jrib> Sakunix: screen is a program that lets you attach and detach sessions from terminals
[01:22] <Sakunix> awesome
[01:22] <Sakunix> sounds great
[01:22] <Sakunix> apt-get?
[01:23] <Jowi> drummer87: on some gtk themes you need something called an engine as well. make sure you install both the engine and the theme (if the theme need one)
[01:23] <Jowi> drummer87: some engines are at art.gnome.org
[01:24] <jrib> Sakunix: not sure if it is installed by default, but yeah it is in the repositories as 'screen'.  Basic usage for attaching and detaching:  to detach you can just close the terminal or hit ctrl-a d, to reattach just type 'screen -r'
[01:24] <Sakunix> great thanks
[01:24] <Jowi> drummer87: some engines are installable through synaptic as well (search for "engine")
[01:24] <drummer87> Jowi: i have both engine and theme, but the gtk wigets won't change
[01:25] <pluma> Okay, I'm running a fresh installation of Ubuntu 6.06 and everything works fine, except that the Intarwebs are slow as hell. Apparently the bit that slows browsing down so badly is the domain look-up, but running Look Up via the Network Tools works perfectly fine. Even lynx hangs in the Look Up phase for quite a while, though.
[01:25] <Jowi> drummer87: where did you install the theme to?
[01:25] <pluma> The software updates had a download speed of ~125 KB/s so it can't be a general problem.
[01:26] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: wait a second, let me put something together for you.
[01:27] <drummer87> thanks, this is driving me nuts, i can't see what's wrong...
[01:27] <compengi> i give users access to my pc, but they can access my files i locked my own home directory but they still can access files behind home dir, i want to make the users access only there own home dir, can anyone help
[01:27] <linux_user400354> has anyone ever compiled a kernel for ubuntu?
[01:27] <pluma> In fact, the look up is so slow that I get a time-out on Google. ANY Google.
[01:27] <linux_user400354> !kernel
[01:27] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux'). You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
 are you running any firewalls?
[01:28] <flo> hi, is there a way to convert flash video files to xvid or divx?
[01:28] <jujimufu> pluma: that could interfer with the speed.
[01:28] <jujimufu> flo: camtasia
[01:28] <jujimufu> or flash MX
[01:28] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: http://img220.imageshack.us/my.php?images=screenshotgw6.png
[01:29] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: http://img220.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotgw6.png (typo in the first one)
[01:29] <pluma> jujimufu: it's only the look-up, nothing else. And only via web browsers and the like (GAIM doesn't seem to be affected). However, I am behind a router and the network should be set up properly (static IP and everything).
[01:29] <pluma> *static local IP, that is
[01:30] <drummer87> one other thing, the gnome panel changes with the theme change, and that's about all
[01:30] <freezey> i have a backup system running on windows... just a regular ROBOCOPY... when i direct it toward my slackware shared folder it cant find the file specified but when i direct it towards my ubuntu box on its shared folder it can find the folder and backs up with no errors... any reasons why?
[01:30] <drummer87> fyrestrtr: that pic isn't loading
[01:30] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: second link
[01:30] <fyrestrtr> drummer87: http://img220.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotgw6.png
[01:31] <jujimufu> pluma: so, you're saying only when you are trying to find pages from your browser, it is slow? Try pinging the pages that are slow to see if it's the browser or the connection.
[01:31] <jujimufu> brb
[01:31] <jujimufu> I have to restart X
[01:32] <zool2005> my computer does not automatically check for updates even though I have selected this option. (or if it does it doesn't tell me)
[01:32] <fyrestrtr> pluma: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[01:32] <pluma> Ping works fine. Look-up works fine. Whois works fine. Traceroute works fine. Everything works fine. Except for browsers taking ages to "look up" domains.
[01:32] <marioubuntu> hello
[01:33] <_jumbo> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=153384&page=4 <-- can any body tell me if this bottom post will work, or do i need to update the kernals to work with JMicron?
[01:33] <jujimufu> back
[01:33] <pluma> jujimufu: Ping works fine. Look-up works fine. Whois works fine. Traceroute works fine. Everything works fine. Except for browsers taking ages to "look up" domains.
[01:34] <fyrestrtr> pluma: read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[01:34] <pluma> fyrestrtr: am reading
[01:34] <drummer87> a-ha.. looks nice, but the problem is i can't get other themes to work for me like that.
[01:35] <zool2005> gdmflexiserver is not working correctly on my machine....Where would I find error report?
[01:35] <pluma> fyrestrtr: I just bought the motherboard and the Ethernet is OnBoard. It *should* support IPv6, just as the router *should* support it.
[01:35] <Mangey> hello all
[01:35] <Ahmed> hello
[01:35] <Miek> hi
[01:35] <pluma> It's a 64bit MoBo after all.
[01:36] <Mangey> Can anyone tell me what and where to get patch for breezy to automount usb flash?
[01:36] <dools> hi, i have the ubuntu live cd and i'm putting it into an ibook. it runs apparently correctly, but gets to a blinking underscore and stays there forever
[01:36] <fyrestrtr> pluma: it has nothing to do with your router or your network card, in fact, the protocol doesn't work on that layer. The problem is, most DNS servers do not support ipv6, so when you try to query a domain in firefox, it will query using ipv6, then time out, then query using ipv4. That's why it takes time to "look up" domains.
[01:36] <fyrestrtr> pluma: if you disable ipv6, this lag will go away.
[01:37] <Gnutz> Anybody know how to get the installer CD to boot on a G3 iBook (O.F. 3)?
[01:37] <pluma> fyrestrtr: Ah. The wiki made it sound like the hardware being outdated being the problem.
[01:38] <dools> Gnutz: jinx :)
[01:38] <pluma> fyrestrtr: So, basically, the DNS I'm trying to query doesn't support the protocol and that's why it times out?
[01:38] <zool2005> Mangey, Breezy should mount it automatically anyway
[01:38] <dools> Gnutz: what stage are you getting to? i'm trying the same thing now, it runs, but then hangs at a blank black cursor
[01:38] <andres> since when does hardware has anything to do with the layers relevant for ipv6?
[01:38] <J_P> hi all
[01:38] <Mangey> no such luck
[01:38] <agliv5> Greetings :)  I'm having problems installing and configuring samba... can anyone help?
[01:39] <damned[office] > hi all. anybody got strange problem when evolution freezes when "reply" button is pressed?
[01:39] <zool2005> Mangey, is it a standard USB thumbdrive you are trying to use?
[01:39] <Baltazar^2> agliv5: explain :)
[01:39] <ajt> What with?
[01:39] <Mangey> it doesn't have /dev/sda<n> devices so I was wondering if the kernel needs to be rebuilt
[01:39] <Gnutz> dools: I can't even bypass the hard drive.
[01:39] <_jumbo> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=153384&page=4 <-- can any body tell me if this bottom post will work, or do i need to update the kernals to work with JMicron?
[01:39] <Mangey> since I think the usb flash uses the scsi drivers
[01:39] <dools> Gnutz: bypass the hard drive? which iso did you download?
[01:40] <Mangey> zool: yep and it mounts fine on my FC3 machine
[01:40] <fyrestrtr> pluma: technically, your the server is only listening on ipv4, not ipv6 addresess, but your analogy is correct.
[01:40] <zool2005> Mangey, I presume you have a fully updated version?
[01:40] <Baltazar^2> agliv5: did you install samba through apt-get install samba ?
[01:40] <Ahmed> hello
[01:40] <Baltazar^2> Ahmed: hi
[01:40] <Gnutz> 6.0.6 powerpc desktop
[01:40] <Mangey> well I downloaded all the latest patches last night in the hope of fixing the problem without searching
[01:40] <dools> Gnutz: and what are you typing in to boot?
[01:40] <passenger> i'm tring to install wine on my ubuntu dapper amd64. wine complains about that he doesn't find freetype libs but i already have them in /usr/lib32 ? What could be wrong ?
[01:41] <compengi> i give users access to my pc, but they can access my files i locked my own home directory but they still can access files behind home dir, i want to make the users access only there own home dir, can anyone help
[01:41] <Mangey> zool: I even have to manually mount the floppy drive on a mount point
[01:41] <Gnutz> I was holding the "C" key, but that didn't work, so I tried "boot cd:0" in Open Firmware.  Still didn't work.
[01:41] <pluma> fyrestrtr: Aye. Thanks for the troubleshooting. I'll reboot and see if that did it. ;)
[01:41] <dools> Gnutz: so you mean it won't actually boot from the cd?
[01:41] <Gnutz> dools: Exactly
[01:41] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: I was using the guide at http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#Samba_Server and the install returned some errors, hang on I'll try and find out what it said...
[01:41] <Mangey> zool: /dev/fd0 does not automount
[01:42] <dools> Gnutz: hmm mine 'just works'
[01:42] <Mangey> zool: I recall someone telling me about a patch for this problem
[01:42] <dools> Gnutz: well... up to a point
[01:42] <zool2005> Mangey, I just stuck my USB drive in the port and SDA appeared in DEV, it wasn't there before
[01:42] <zool2005> Mangey, Is your fstab file correct?
[01:42] <Gnutz> OS 9 keeps giving me an error about the disk not being formatted correctly, so I can't change the boot disk from the OS.
[01:42] <dools> Gnutz: but i've deleted macos off it already because i tried to get netbsd running on it first
[01:42] <Mangey> zool: yep it is
[01:43] <Baltazar^2> agliv5: If you follow these steps from ubuntuguide it's shoud worked
[01:43] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[01:43] <Mangey> zool: so before putting ur thumb drive in u didn't have a /dev/sda1 file??
[01:43] <zool2005> Mangey, no
[01:43] <Gnutz> Hmmm...maybe I should try NetBSD.
[01:44] <fiveiron> rofl
[01:44] <zool2005> Mangey, I checked first then stuck it in, refreshed the page and I got SDA & SDA1!
[01:44] <Baltazar^2> agliv5: Try dpkg-reconfigure samba or something like that
[01:44] <fiveiron> yeah, bsd is a lot easier than linux... :-P
[01:44] <Mangey> zool: I am wondering if my kernel has support for scsi but that doesn't explain the non-automount of floppy
[01:44] <dools> Gnutz: just make sure you put ofwboot.xcf on an Apple_HFS partition prior to install
[01:44] <_jumbo> does the latest kernal build suport jmicron?
[01:44] <fiveiron> trust me, i'm running BSD machines and Ubuntu machines.... for ease of setup, Linux is better....
[01:44] <Mangey> zool: how about from command window?
[01:45] <fiveiron> BSD is a VERY nice OS tho
[01:45] <Baltazar^2> agliv5: try this: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=171107
[01:45] <Gnutz> Dunno.  Apple.com says there's a firmware update required to install OS X.  Maybe I need that for Linux, too.
[01:45] <dools> Gnutz: the install doc for macppc is H000ge, but if you follow it, it should work. the mistake i made is that i didn't put the boot partition on the drive before i installed, and can't do it with pdisk afterwards
[01:45] <Gnutz> Can't tell, because I'm using 9.0 and the patch is for 9.1
[01:45] <dools> Gnutz: well if you're patient and good at reading then give netbsd a go
[01:46] <Gnutz> I'd rather use Linux.   Does the stock ubuntu kernel have traffic shaping capabilities? (htb)
[01:46] <dools> fiveiron: yeah, i was blown away when i put my ubuntu cd and it just started booting, but now it's not working and there's nothing i can do
[01:47] <zool2005> Mangey, unfortunately I have to go, my daughter needs changing! Sorry can't help more.
[01:48] <Mangey> zool: no probs tq
[01:48] <fyrestrtr> dang`r`us: do you know a way to check for that? I can check for you.
[01:48] <fiveiron> dools, what do you mean its "not working"
[01:48] <Mangey> Hello all does anyone else know of a patch to get USB flash to automount in breezy??
[01:48] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: Than
[01:49] <CBMz> Hello, how do i restart alsasound?
[01:49] <fyrestrtr> Mangey: the patch is dapper :)
[01:49] <dang`r`us> fyrestrtr, I unfortunately don't ... sitting in front of a ubuntu box myself, it's been years since I last touched htb
[01:49] <dang`r`us> but it looks like it's there.
[01:49] <fyrestrtr> dang`r`us: I seem to recall when setting up shorewall that it detected it, but this was also a while back.
[01:49] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: That's apparently not working, got the error that it's not correctly installed, am going to try to de-and then reinstall
[01:50] <dools> fiveiron: it get to the yaboot prompt. i've tried live, live video=ofonly, live-powerpc and live-powerpc video=ofonly and all of them appear to run correctly through the boot and configuration process, but then i just get a blinking cursor on a blank black screen
[01:52] <SmartUnix> Hello
[01:52] <SmartUnix> I have problem after upgrade to 6.06
[01:52] <fiveiron> dools, are you trying to run the livecd installation?
[01:53] <monteiro> my sound in ubuntu is very low, is any non-opensource driver for the  Intel Corporation 82801G ?
[01:53] <Warbo> Does anyone know of a Theora DVD ripper, like thoggen, which supports subtitles? I know MPlayer/Mencoder does, but I don't think it can output Theora
[01:53] <SmartUnix> the Screem editor can't save Arabic files , it's stop and show for me "Close" "Inform Developer"
[01:53] <Mangey> fyrestrtr: so you are aware of the problem and know that this is the fix?
[01:54] <dools> fiveiron: well, no i want to install it
[01:54] <_jumbo> why when i mute the sound (using keyboard shortcut, or change it up top right) does sound continue to play?
[01:54] <fyrestrtr> Mangey: what problem?
[01:54] <compengi> is there any way i can know how much does a program takes processes?
[01:54] <agliv5> Baltazar^2:  E:samba: Unterprocess pre-removal script error 102?
[01:54] <Warbo> compengi: System>Admin>System Monitor?
[01:55] <fiveiron> dools, i gotta run, but here is my advice:  download 5.10 and install it (it uses a non-graphical installation), then just upgrade to 6.06 from within ubuntu... trust me... its a lot easier
[01:55] <fyrestrtr> _jumbo: yes.
[01:55] <Mangey> fyrestrtr, thumb drives and floppy's not automounting
[01:55] <compengi> Warbo i don't mean this
[01:55] <dools> fiveiron: where can i get that file?
[01:55] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: It's apparently not letting me deinstall...
[01:55] <fyrestrtr> Mangey: I don't know of the problem in Breezy, I have only used Dapper on the desktop (Breezy on the server)
[01:56] <CBMz> Hello
[01:56] <CBMz> How do i configure my sound card?
[01:56] <_jumbo> [12:55:03]  <fyrestrtr> _jumbo: yes. <-- ?
[01:56] <fyrestrtr> yes it continues to play. If you mute, it doesn't stop the music.
[01:56] <Mangey> fyrestrtr: I installed Version 5.10 from the live CD
[01:57] <dools> where can i download 5.10 from?
[01:57] <dools> the ubuntu site only has 6.06
[01:57] <Warbo> !sound > CBMz
[01:57] <compengi> Warbo you know that you can limit number of processes per user, i want to know how much processes does logging to pc takes and how much a specific program takes processes so i can limit it
[01:58] <_jumbo> fyrestrtr:  i mean i can still here it playing, as in althought it shows to be muted, its not actually muted
[01:58] <_jumbo> (my bad :P)
[01:58] <_jumbo> also *hear
[01:58] <Warbo> compengi: Well you could look at "ps ax" to see all of the running processes as soon as you log in, then see what happens when you start each program you want to use. I have never looked into such a thing though
[01:59] <Sikon> can someone help me with installing Ubuntu on an Asus laptop?
[01:59] <Sikon> I can't figure out how to boot from the CDE
[01:59] <dools> all i can find is the bloody list of release parties, i want the iso
[01:59] <Sikon> CD
[01:59] <Mangey> compengi: typically one process per application but a process can use a lot of CPU if it has a problem
[02:00] <compengi> Mangey have you ever used psybnc?
[02:00] <Mangey> no
[02:00] <Mangey> hang on let me check it out
[02:00] <CBMz> How do i configure my sound card to use ALSA?
[02:01] <fyrestrtr> !sound
[02:01] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa. If you still have problems then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[02:01] <Mangey> a game??
[02:01] <_jumbo> can amarok play mp3s ?
[02:02] <CBMz> i have no option called multimedia system selector.
[02:02] <GNAM> yes jumbo
[02:02] <compengi> Mangey are you talking to me?
[02:02] <GNAM> with some stuff
[02:02] <Mangey> compengi: yep sorry
[02:02] <_jumbo> i can play mp3s in 'movie player' but it skips to thenext track in amarok?
[02:02] <_jumbo> whats wrong?
[02:03] <Mangey> if you want to run some commands from bash you can see all the process info
[02:03] <compengi> Mangey psybnc is a program which you upload it to a shell
[02:03] <compengi> and use it in irc
[02:03] <Mangey> compengi: to do what?
[02:03] <compengi> Mangey to make you nick be always up
[02:03] <_jumbo> xmms and rhytm box can play mp3's but amarok doesnt seem able to?
[02:03] <Mangey> compengi: do you mean NIC?
[02:03] <_jumbo> any body help me out to what ive done / what needs to be done to fix it?
[02:03] <CBMz> fyrestrtr: i have no option called Multimedia System Selector
[02:04] <compengi> no
[02:04] <compengi> mirc
[02:04] <Mangey> compengi: compengi: oh I see
[02:04] <compengi> Mangey psyBNC. This program is useful for people who cannot be on irc all the time. Its used to keep a connection to irc and your irc client.
[02:05] <cyphase> who's gonna be at linuxworld this morning?
[02:05] <Mangey> compengi: I see. So you want to see how many processes it uses or how much cpu the process is using?
[02:05] <compengi> yes
[02:05] <compengi> :)
[02:05] <Mangey> compengi: which one?
[02:05] <compengi> processes
[02:06] <Mangey> compengi: I assume you are familiar with shell commands and have root access?
[02:06] <gnomefreak> cyphase: please keep offtopic chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:06] <compengi> my pc is the root
[02:06] <cyphase> blah
[02:06] <cyphase> :)
[02:07] <zoidberg> hey guys i have a question
[02:07] <Mangey> compengi: so you are running ubuntu and have logged in as the root user?
[02:07] <compengi> yes
[02:07] <Mangey> compengi:  ru familiar with shell commands?
[02:07] <agliv5> Baltazar^2: I'm not sure what I did, but it seems to be working now... ;)
[02:07] <compengi> not much
[02:08] <zanpakuto> anyone installed the xen kernel package from edgy?
[02:08] <dmsantam> zanpakuto, nope. what is it?
[02:08] <zoidberg> i have an old G3 powerbook 64 mb ram....330 mhz...dvd...anyways i put linux on it but i think i messed something up when trying to install an alternate XUBUNTU version...anyways can i boot a ubuntu iso from a flashdrive on this powerbook?
[02:08] <zanpakuto> dmsantam, xen is similar to vmware.
[02:08] <geoffDeGeoffGeof> why would there be a strange flash when i click on firefox icon or home folder?
[02:08] <Mangey> compengi: well if ur game open a command window and run the command "top" this will show the top process automatically ordered according to most cpu usage
[02:08] <zanpakuto> dmsantam, you can create lots of ubuntu virtual machines in one box :)
[02:09] <dmsantam> zanpakuto, wow. i might check that out :)
[02:09] <Mangey> compengi: of course this is not specific
[02:09] <Sikon> and this is probably not the best place to ask this, but can I delete the RECOVERY partition on my ASUS laptop?
[02:09] <Mangey> compengi: if you run "ps -ef|grep <your process name or part there of> it will list processes
[02:09] <Mangey> compengi: if you get the PID number you can run the command again but grep on the PID
[02:09] <compengi> Mangey i know where to limit number of processes per user, but don't know how much each program needs
[02:10] <zoidberg> guys...can you boot a G3 Powerbook from an ubuntu iso image on a FLASHDRIVE????
[02:10] <Mangey> compengi: this will list all process associations
[02:10] <fyrestrtr> zoidberg: no
[02:10] <CBMz> My totem outputs a message about not being able to connect to sound server. what should i do?
[02:10] <Mangey> compengi: you don't appear to understand how processes work in Linux (no insult intended)
[02:10] <GoSu> I want to install Wine for Amd64 but i get this error when i attempt to download the Wine package, http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/dists/dapper/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz: 404 Not Found
[02:10] <Dodzey> Sikon: if you ever want to get your laptop back to factory default using the recovery cd, then No
[02:11] <zoidberg> fyrestrtr, are you sure?
[02:11] <fyrestrtr> zoidberg: 120% :)
[02:11] <Sikon> what if I DON'T want it back to factory default?
[02:11] <Sikon> I don't even want Windows, as a matter of fact
[02:12] <Dodzey> Sikon: is it in warranty?
[02:12] <compengi> Mangey your right =/
[02:12] <Sikon> apparently no longer
[02:12] <Mangey> compengi: Only the programmer knows how many processes a programme will use.
[02:12] <Dodzey> sikon: check your warranty, see how they would react if you didnt have windows installed
[02:12] <jdahm> good morning
[02:12] <Dodzey> sikon: ok, well aslong as your sure, then you can delete it, but i personally wouldnt unless i could get XP installer from somewhere else
[02:13] <Sikon> well, I can
[02:13] <Mangey> compengi: He may choose to multithread a single process or have multiple process using IPC (Inter-Process COmmunication)
[02:13] <Dodzey> skion: if your ring your laptops manufacturer you could ask them for the full lot of CD's that includes data on the restore partition
[02:13] <compengi> Mangey do you know any programer that can help?
[02:13] <Dodzey> sikon: then you'll always have it just in case
[02:13] <jdahm> I have a problem with my liveCD, I booted from it once and it worked pefectly (beautifully) but I ran out of batteries and had to reboot afer plugging it in, and now when I choose install/run ubuntu from the LiveCD menu, it hangs
[02:14] <jdahm> anyone know how I can get it to boot again?
[02:14] <Dodzey> hmm
[02:14] <Dodzey> strange problem there
[02:14] <Mangey> compengi: how about you contact the psyBNC support?
[02:14] <Mangey> compengi: What is ur problem exactly?
[02:15] <Dodzey> jdahm, this might be a long shot but have you tried booting it without your laptop plugged into mains?
[02:15] <CBMz> Hello, i have no sound.
[02:15] <CBMz> typing esd in the terminal gives:
[02:15] <CBMz> ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:819:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
[02:15] <Dodzey> jdahm, that seems to be the only thing you have changed since it worked
[02:15] <bilss_> hi
[02:16] <compengi> Mangey i'm trying to adjust my shell accounts in a proffessional way
[02:16] <jdahm> Dodzey, hmm potentially good idea :P, lemme try it
[02:16] <Sikon> #ubuntu is the most populated Linux-related channel I've ever seen on Freenode
[02:16] <stelki> mmmmmm ubuntu stickers :)!
[02:16] <Sikon> #debian used to be more populated, but not anymore
[02:16] <bilss_> wants the command line to give rrot privlages to uer admin?
[02:16] <jdahm> Dodzey, also, do you know why there is a ' -- ' after the kernel parameters?
[02:16] <bilss_> root
[02:17] <Sikon> can I order an Ubuntu DVD somewhere? the site only has CD versions, the DVDs are only available for download
[02:17] <jdahm> Dodzey, still doesnt work
[02:17] <Mangey> compengi: so the accounts are defined in /etc/passwd. i.e. they are users on ur server?
[02:17] <Dodzey> jdahm: so what were you doing when your computer powered down?
[02:17] <stelki> Sikon, what would be special about a dvd version anyway?`its all on the cd version, no?
[02:17] <compengi> Mangey and give everyone limited number of processes as they had requested
[02:17] <Nilvio> how i do if i want burn dvd Cd ?
[02:17] <Sikon> it has more packages
[02:18] <jdahm> Dodzey, it just said critical battery! and then powered down for me Ubuntu halted the computer for me
[02:18] <Sikon> including development packages
[02:18] <Nilvio> i have VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS
[02:18] <compengi> Mangey i'm still adjusting things up
[02:18] <Dodzey> jdahm: were you installing it at the time? or just using the live cd?
[02:18] <Nilvio> and in VIDEO_TS is vob files how i can burn it dvd ?
[02:18] <Mangey> compengi: so are you worried about your users deliberately starting too many process instances?
[02:18] <jdahm> Dodzey just using the LiveCD
[02:18] <Juftus> CBMz: Used to have sound before?
[02:18] <CBMz> Juftus: yes.
[02:18] <Dodzey> jdahm: that is really odd, try the silly little things like taking the cd out and putting it back in etc
[02:19] <compengi> Mangey yes because every process costs differently
[02:19] <CBMz> Juftus: i had sound until i installed wine
[02:19] <Juftus> CMBz, did you use any sound application prior to losing sound?
[02:19] <PerlRonin> Hey, does anybody have a pointer how to install dapper from a usb stick?
[02:19] <jdahm> Dodzey, alright, booting from the first HD
[02:19] <Mangey> compengi: no. processes are given equal time by the scheduler.
[02:19] <CBMz> Juftus: i used to listen to music yesterday, in totem
[02:20] <compengi> Mangey i didn't get it
[02:20] <Mangey> compengi: I think you may be worrying about things that you don't have to worry about
[02:20] <CBMz> Juftus: Totem gives an error says "Could not connect to sound server" now.
[02:20] <Dodzey> jdahm: theres no logical reason why a power down when using the live CD would stop it from booting next time
[02:20] <Mangey> compengi: How many usrs are you talking about?
[02:20] <jdahm> Dodzey, hmm I think I found the problem, let me try to explain
[02:21] <compengi> Mangey as much as you want, depends on incoming users
[02:21] <Sikon> it's really annoying when I ask for something and the first reply is "why would you want it?"
[02:21] <jdahm> Dodzey, now when I boot it gets to Loading Linux Kernel 15% and then hangs, so maybe my mem is full (and I know my HD is FULL
[02:21] <jdahm> Dodzey, is there a way to clear the mem?
[02:21] <Dodzey> jdahm: when you reboot your memory is cleared
[02:22] <Juftus> CBMz, I heard some apps cause errors. For example Skype has to be quit before some other apps can use sound. Dunno if there's any wine-related problems like that. Or totem.
[02:22] <jdahm> Dodzey, well it definitely hangs at 18 percent, which is a little further than last time
[02:22] <Dodzey> jdahm: and your hard drive being full will not matter UNTIL you decide that you wish to install it
[02:22] <jdahm> Dodzey, I was going to fdisk it anyways
[02:23] <Dodzey> jdahm: try powering down your computer, unplugging from mains, so its completely off, then switch it back on
[02:23] <Mangey> compengi: Sorry I think I'm talking about Linux system admin and your are talking about users connecting to a service on ur machine. Two different things. I still think you have nothing to worry about and I have to go. Good Luck!
[02:23] <timmow> hi has anyone compiled there own version of grep with the -P flag?
[02:24] <jdahm> Dodzey, there! finally booted the kernel
[02:24] <jdahm> Dodzey, I took it out and blew on the disk
[02:24] <jdahm> Dodzey, but darn! its almost time for class
[02:24] <Dodzey> jdahm: told you it'd be one of the little things
[02:25] <mike-e> !easysource
[02:25] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[02:26] <jdahm> Dodzey, I have another small question, what is hw_random
[02:26] <square|> hey guys, just installed ubuntu from the livecd, to the slave (hdb) drive which is ide, and windows is on the sata drive
[02:26] <square|> but it doesnt seem to have installed a bootloader of any kind so i just go straight to windows
[02:26] <bilss_>  what is the command line to give root privlages to uer admin
[02:26] <Poromenos> bilss_: sudo
[02:26] <Poromenos> how do i check if i have the nvidia driver installed?
[02:27] <Dodzey> jdahm: as far as i know hw_random is not needed, it is only available on some chipsets
[02:27] <Doodluv> sudo lsmod |grep nvidia is one way
[02:28] <Poromenos> Doodluv: that shows nothing, but i did install the package
[02:28] <Doodluv> try sudo modprove nvidia
[02:28] <Doodluv> *modprobe
[02:28] <linux_user400354> just installed ubuntu and the internet wont connect help!!
[02:28] <Poromenos> Doodluv: not found :(
[02:28] <Nordelta> podes pegarte una vuelta por www.misecretito.com.ar y ver las cosas que nos cuentan todos los das, esta muy divertido !
[02:29] <Thunderpants> !es Nordelta
[02:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about es Nordelta - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:29] <Doodluv> Poromenos: you are sure that the install finished successfully?
[02:29] <Shart> hi! where i can get info about d-link DWL-G520+ (WiFi) on Ubuntu?
[02:29] <Thunderpants> !es > Nordelta
[02:29] <KenSentMe> !es > Nordelta
[02:29] <Poromenos> Doodluv: yes, i used it too. then i changed the screen resolution and X couldn't boot, and the nvidia module doesn't exist now
[02:29] <Juftus> linux_user400354: What kind of connection do you have?
[02:29] <fyrestrtr> !wifi > Shart
[02:29] <Poromenos> now i'm using nv and it works, but nvidia is gone
[02:30] <Shart> what? 8|
[02:30] <linux_user400354> i have a VDSL connection and the internet is not working in ubuntu. help please.
[02:30] <Doodluv> Poromenos: Im sorry wish i could help you further but i have to run
[02:30] <Poromenos> Doodluv: it's ok, thanks for your help :)
[02:30] <Doodluv> Poromenos: np, good luck
[02:30] <bilss_> Poromenos:thanks alredytried that and got  sudo postfix stop admin is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[02:30] <Juftus> I think there's a network manager in system -> administration. Did you check that?
[02:31] <square|> anyone?
[02:31] <Poromenos> Doodluv: thanks :)
[02:31] <Poromenos> bilss_: I don't know what to tell you, then :(
[02:32] <Poromenos> it's odd
[02:32] <bilss_> o dear ok thanks
[02:32] <jdahm> hmm my wireless isnt working either
[02:32] <KenSentMe> square|: maybe you should adjust the boot settings in your bios to boot from the second hd, instead of the first
[02:32] <Juftus> linux_user400354: ... or if you don't find anything there, just do sudo pppoeconf on command line and answer the questions it asks. That could do it, as well.
[02:32] <square|> KenSentMe, yeah but the most useful thing would be for ubuntu to install some sort of bootloader
[02:32] <square|> like grub or lilo
[02:33] <KenSentMe> square|: the bootloader may well be installed, but if your system doesn't look on the hd it's installed, the bootloader  wont be loaded
[02:33] <Shart> fyrestrtr: thanks, i didn't noticed at first time :)
[02:33] <KenSentMe> square|: ubuntu installes grub by default
[02:33] <square|> KenSentMe, yeh ok.. but it should give you the option to install it on the mbr  rather than the root parition
[02:33] <square|> or that drive
[02:33] <square|> of*
[02:34] <Juftus> linux_user400354: Let me know if it helped.
[02:34] <virus> How I Install a program in Ubuntu???for example I downloaded winrar for Linux...How I install it???...I`m loking for the .exe file or setup...:)))
[02:34] <KenSentMe> square|: i don't know for sure, but the alternate install cd may have that feature. The standard installation doesn't have any advanced options
[02:35] <square|> KenSentMe, i guess.. thanks
[02:35] <Poromenos> virus: try the synaptic package manager
[02:35] <Sikon> virus> is it a tar.gz archive or a deb file?
[02:35] <virus> is a tar.gz file
[02:35] <Sikon> it's probably a source archive, you have to build it
[02:35] <KenSentMe> virus: read this first about installing aps https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/add-applications.html
[02:35] <Sikon> but where did you find "winrar for Linux" to begin with?
[02:36] <virus> on winrar site
[02:36] <Sikon> hmm
[02:36] <KenSentMe> !rar
[02:36] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[02:36] <KenSentMe> virus: check this too ^^^^
[02:36] <msoul> Hello, I just installed ubuntu and for somereason I can't use the arrow keys not the alt+tab to switch
[02:36] <msoul> any idea?
[02:36] <Sikon> you shouldn't need it, Ubuntu's default archiver should have support for RARs when you install the console unrar
[02:36] <msoul> s/not/nor
[02:37] <Sikon> msoul> in GNOME or KDE?
[02:37] <msoul> gnome
[02:37] <virus> but can i use it with synaptics???
[02:37] <Sikon> did you check the keyboard settings?
[02:37] <KenSentMe> virus: read the links i gave you
[02:37] <Sikon> virus> try "apt-get install unrar"
[02:37] <msoul> I couldn't find anything that related to the arrow keys nor alt+tab
[02:38] <virus> yes I will read it...thx
[02:39] <msoul> Sikon: any idea?
[02:40] <Sikon> well, you can try gconf-editor, but it's too advanced for an inexperienced user, sort of like the Windows registry editor
[02:41] <agliv5> Greetings :)  I've (hopefully) installed samba correctly and ran testparm without any noticable errors; however rcsmb start isn't working...  Any ideas?
[02:41] <msoul> mmm
[02:43] <Sikon> msoul> try Ctrl-F1
[02:43] <Sikon> does it do anything?
[02:43] <msoul> Sikon: no
[02:43] <KenSentMe> agliv5: try sudo /etc/init.d/samba start
[02:44] <Sikon> try gnome menu -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[02:44] <Sikon> or have you already been there?
[02:45] <Sikon> in Dapper, it's in the Control Center
[02:45] <msoul> Sikon: yeah but honestly didn't know exactly what to do
[02:45] <msoul> err
[02:45] <mrbayHU> hello
[02:46] <mrbayHU> how can i get to recovery mode in the server version?
[02:46] <agliv5> KenSentMe:  * Starting Samba daemons...                                             [ ok ]
[02:46] <agliv5>  Was that it?
[02:46] <yeager> mrbayHU: type recover at the lilo prompt
[02:46] <mrbayHU> k
[02:46] <yeager> when booting on the installation media
[02:46] <KenSentMe> agliv5: with this you start samba, if that's what you want, then that's it
[02:47] <thegve> Hello. Does anyone know how I can execute as the root window in Nautilus. So you'll get an "active desktop" idea?
[02:47] <agliv5> KenSentMe: What I ment is that I don't "see" that samba is running?
[02:47] <Sikon> msoul> can you post a screenshot of the shortcut configuration window?
[02:48] <KenSentMe> agliv5: what do you mean by that. It's not a program that has an interface. It runs when the daemons are started
[02:49] <kikko> Hi
[02:49] <msoul> Sikon: I wish I could do that either
[02:49] <kikko> I recently noticed
[02:49] <kikko> that there is no mention of "nameserver"
[02:49] <jacaru> Please can anyone help me with this problem? I posted about it in ubuntu forums: 'Logitech Bluetooth MX900 + evdev'
[02:49] <jacaru> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=236760
[02:49] <kikko> in the interfaces manpage anymore
[02:49] <KenSentMe> !enter
[02:49] <ubotu> Please don't use the "enter" key as punctuation! It spams the channel and can be annoying.
[02:49] <Sikon> msoul> so the PrintScreen button doesn't work either?
[02:50] <agliv5> KenSentMe: That answers my question; however after starting samba and trying to call smbclient, it says command not found...
[02:50] <kikko> am I supposed to edit resolv.conf directly if all interfaces are configured with static adresses?
[02:50] <KenSentMe> agliv5: with samba you installed the server, not the client. try sudo apt-get install smbclient
[02:50] <msoul> Sikon: you want me to take a screenshot 'keyboard shortcuts'?
[02:51] <Sikon> yes
[02:51] <Sikon> gnome-settings-daemon
[02:51] <Sikon> oops
[02:51] <agliv5> KenSentMe: Ah, that sounds famaliar... ;)
[02:51] <Orasis1> How much more system resources will I lose using GNOME instead of XFCE or FluxBOx?
[02:52] <n1ck0> re les gars :p
[02:52] <n1ck0> biiijourrr!!!
[02:52] <Sikon> Orasis1> use KDE :p
[02:52] <n1ck0> Orasis1, essaye icewm
[02:52] <agliv5> KenSentMe: Seems to be working now, thanks :)
[02:52] <n1ck0> jai matter a et je trouve icewm impecc
[02:52] <KenSentMe> agliv5: no problem
[02:53] <Orasis1> n1ck0: No, I already have.. I prefer XFCE..
[02:53] <n1ck0> http://www.visionfutur.com/linux-article-icewm.htm chouette article
[02:53] <chemikal> I like Gnome better than KDE
[02:53] <BlueEagle> ubotu: tell n1ck0 about fr
[02:53] <BlueEagle> ...or was it spanish?
[02:53] <Orasis1> Sikon: ? KDE lol, I am trying to save system resources, not kill them :P
[02:53] <KenSentMe> !fr > n1ck0
[02:53] <KenSentMe> BlueEagle: french
[02:54] <Sikon> Orasis1> you can try Xubuntu
[02:54] <n1ck0> Orasis1, yep xubuntu=xfce
[02:54] <Sikon> it's Ubuntu with Xfce
[02:55] <compengi> i give users access to my pc, but they can access my files i locked my own home directory but they still can access files behind home dir, i want to make the users access only there own home dir, can anyone help
[02:55] <tuxtux> ciao
[02:55] <jacaru> is there anyway to upgrade dapper to xorg 7.1?
[02:55] <BlueEagle> orasis1: Well the system resources you "save" will (in most cases) go to extra disk cache. That is unless you've got a pittyful amount of RAM.
[02:55] <Orasis1> I know, that is what I have right now XUbuntu - I am considering running a "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop", which would install Gnome, since it is a metapackage of 774 megs, and cannot be uninstalled - I want to know, how much more CPU power on average does GNOME steal?
[02:55] <KenSentMe> compengi: how do you 'give them access' and how have you locked your home?
[02:56] <patpond> hey guys,
[02:56] <Orasis1> BlueEagle: I have 256mb of ram.. not a great ammount, but runs XFCE perfectly
[02:56] <patpond> anybody got a second to PM me?
[02:56] <compengi> KenSentMe i locked my home folder
[02:56] <Paddy_EIRE> how do i set the default music player
[02:56] <KenSentMe> compengi: how?
[02:56] <BlueEagle> orasis1: Gnome uses more ram than xfce but the processing power required isn't all that much freater afaik.
[02:56] <Orasis1> Last time I remember Gnome it was pretty harsh on the resources, but not as bad as KDE, KDE is a resource hog./
[02:56] <compengi> KenSentMe not the whole folder
[02:56] <BlueEagle> greater*
[02:56] <compengi> KenSentMe let me search for the command
[02:56] <KenSentMe> compengi: did you create user accounts for the other users?
[02:56] <compengi> KenSentMe yes
[02:57] <prower> Orasis1: Yes, KDE is pretty heavy...on the other hand it also does quite a lot, so I guess there's a tradeoff :>
[02:57] <compengi> KenSentMe but still running as beta
[02:57] <BlueEagle> orasis1: You will notice a greater laod time and 256 ram is a bit short for running gnome imo. Well unless you intend only to run gnome an no applications on top then it's ok. :p
[02:57] <compengi> KenSentMe testing and trying
[02:57] <Orasis1> prower: Yeah, but I enjoy building my own system up :) KDE robs all that fun away from me :))
[02:57] <Sikon> Orasis1> if you install GNOME, nobody obliges you to use it, right?
[02:57] <BlueEagle> prower: did you concider LFS or Gentoo? :p
[02:57] <Orasis1> BlueEagle: Hah, yeah well I will still have my trusty XFCE, too bad I cannot uninstall it
[02:58] <chemikal> I'm on a 256 ram-computer with Gnome and it's working just fine for me.
[02:58] <Orasis1> Sikon: Well being meta.. it's pretty much stuck there
[02:58] <KenSentMe> compengi: standard the files created in the home dir have read access for other users, they can't write and execute. As i understand you don't want other users to even see your personal files, is that right?
[02:58] <paran> Orasis1: why do you belive that ubuntu-desktop can't be uninstalled?
[02:58] <Paddy_EIRE>  how do i set the default music player
[02:58] <prower> BlueEagle: I assume that wasn't meant for me :> But if it was then no, the only two OS's that I use at home now are Ubuntu and FreeBSD
[02:58] <BlueEagle> chemikal: Even when running OOo writer and calc and a webbrowser? That should be enough to kill it iirc.
[02:59] <Orasis1> Paran, from what I know you cannot totally remove it
[02:59] <chemikal> >BlueEagle: not a problem so far.
[02:59] <BlueEagle> prower: You are so rigth.
[02:59] <KenSentMe> Paddy_EIRE: right click on a music file (like mp3), choose properties and 'open with' and select the program
[02:59] <Orasis1> Ubuntu, should make a mubuntu version, with all WM's Gnome,KDE,XFCE,ICEWM,FLUX :D
[02:59] <compengi> KenSentMe i forgot the command but the idea is that i locks only my home folder where they can see and access the rest of the root folders
[02:59] <BlueEagle> chemikal: o'rly. What is your load average like if you keep swapping between the three?
[03:00] <paran> Orasis1: when you uninstall a meta package all packages that was installed to satisfy the meta packages dependencies will also be uninstalled
[03:00] <Sikon> Orasis1> and Enlightenment
[03:00] <KenSentMe> compengi: but you don't want them to enter your home folder, right?
[03:00] <Orasis1> Sikon: yes ;D
 i want it to be click song in folder and amarok loads.. I know what u mean though
[03:00] <msoul> back
[03:00] <Orasis1> paran: Are you sure about that?
[03:00] <msoul> bah I can't even pageup
[03:00] <agliv5> I've got a quick question, how do I configure Ubuntu to automatically start samba?
[03:00] <omnid> Someone said my name aparently
[03:00] <compengi> KenSentMe i want then only to be able to access there home folder only
[03:00] <compengi> them*
[03:00] <omnid> But it scrolled too much for me to know what was said
[03:00] <KenSentMe> Paddy_EIRE: if you do it through the properties it's for all the mp3 files
[03:00] <Paddy_EIRE> ahh
[03:01] <BlueEagle> agliv5: samba should (in theory) start automatically when it's installed iirc.
[03:01] <KenSentMe> compengi: so they can't go out of their home folder?
[03:01] <compengi> KenSentMe yes that's right
[03:01] <paran> Orasis1: anyway, even if you have gnome installed it won't "steal" any CPU power if you don't use it :)
[03:01] <Orasis1> paran: I do not think you can totally remove "ubuntu-desktop" after you install it
[03:02] <Orasis1> paran: No it wont, but it will steal the space its on though :))
 how do i get ubuntu to start playing a song when i move the mouse over it.... does it have to be an ogg file
[03:02] <KenSentMe> compengi: the other users may be able to access other folders, but they can't do anything, just open the files and that's it. So they can't destroy anything
[03:02] <agliv5> BlueEagle: ok, I'll see if you're right the next time I start ;)
[03:02] <KenSentMe> Paddy_EIRE: i don't know that
[03:02] <msoul> is there any other way to enable keyboard shortcuts
[03:02] <msoul> since I can't use anything
[03:02] <BlueEagle> agliv5: if you want to start it right away: sudo /etc/init.d/samba start
[03:02] <plouk> hello everybody
[03:02] <msoul> pageup, alt+tab etc
[03:02] <compengi> KenSentMe i tried it by my self i can access my files and see them too
[03:02] <plouk> mp32ogg
[03:03] <BlueEagle> agliv5: but ut should have had its startup script added to /etc/rc2.d/
[03:03] <paran> Orasis1: it is a package like any other, you can remove it
[03:03] <BlueEagle> it*
[03:03] <Orasis1> paran: I will hold you to that word, if it proves untrue - I must destroy you sir. :P
[03:03] <Sp4rKy> does anyone use djplay ?
[03:04] <BlueEagle> !info djplay
[03:04] <ubotu> Package djplay does not exist in dapper
[03:04] <Orasis1> As for Samba, save teh headaches and simply install an ftp server on your windows machine ;D
[03:04] <BlueEagle> sp4rky: apperantly not. :p
[03:04] <KenSentMe> compengi: if you want to secure your home dir do this: chmod -R g-r /home/compengi
[03:04] <Sp4rKy> BlueEagle, :|
[03:04] <compengi> KenSentMe this what i had done
[03:04] <Sp4rKy> i now, i'm packaging it for edgy :D
[03:04] <msoul> Could you guys atleast explain to me why I can't use the keyboard shortcuts? pageup/alt+tab etc?
[03:04] <KenSentMe> compengi: did you use the -R option?
[03:04] <BlueEagle> sp4rky: #ubuntu+1
[03:04] <agliv5> BlueEagle: There are a lot of files in /etc/rc2.d/ but I can't identify any as sama startup script...
[03:04] <paran> Orasis1: however. I recomend you use aptitude, not apt-get when installing
[03:05] <compengi> KenSentMe yes
 why aptitude
[03:05] <Sp4rKy> BlueEagle, i know, i just would know if someone use it (custom compil) :)
[03:05] <Orasis1> paran: Reason?
[03:05] <KenSentMe> compengi: try chmod -R 0700 /home/compengi
[03:05] <compengi> but KenSentMe they still can go back to the main root folders and access them
[03:05] <paran> i think apt-get don't always mark packages as being installed to satisfy dependencies of other packages
[03:06] <Paddy_EIRE> oh
[03:06] <BlueEagle> agliv5: mine is called /etc/rc2.d/S20samba
[03:06] <KenSentMe> compengi: that's right, but you can't help that and it's no big deal. They can't do anything
[03:06] <compengi> KenSentMe how sure are you
[03:06] <Paddy_EIRE> is there a way of getting aptitude to go over all installed packages to catalogue them properly as i've always been using apt-get
[03:07] <KenSentMe> compengi: i have a server installed and i can only really do things using sudo, like altering config files in /etc/ or reading mails from my mailserver in /var/mail
[03:07] <paran> that might also have been fixed in apt-get now, I don't know :)
[03:07] <agliv5> BlueEagle: I've got a file K09Samba... but it's a incorrect shortcut...
[03:08] <compengi> KenSentMe and what does chmod -R 0700 /home/compengi do?
[03:08] <BlueEagle> agliv5: that would be in /etc/rc0.d/ or /etc/rc6.d/ I guess.
[03:08] <plouk> Bonjour les gens
[03:08] <jisatsu> I installed Ubuntu, and my network worked with the live CD mode, but now that it's installed, it's not working, I can't even load the gateway (<IP_ADDRESS>), any ideas why?
[03:08] <BlueEagle> ubotu: tell plouk about fr
[03:08] <Paddy_EIRE> whats the most low resource version of linux avail anyone, needs gui, office web browser and the like
[03:09] <BlueEagle> plouk: Hello. For french support please use the channel specified by ubotu. :)
[03:09] <plouk> ya que des anglais ici
[03:09] <plouk> lol
[03:09] <paran> Paddy_EIRE: I don't know any automatic way, but you can do it manually for each package in aptitude.
[03:09] <KenSentMe> compengi: it sets the rights of all files and dirs in your home to read, write and execute for the owner only, group and others have no rights
[03:09] <KenSentMe> !fr > plouk
[03:09] <agliv5> BlueEagle: whatever, that's way over my understanding of ubuntu... either it automatically starts, or I just start it manually ;)
[03:10] <BlueEagle> plouk: any distro can be configured to use only a very very light weight windowmanager and the applications you specified.
[03:10] <thrillho> does anyone else have a problem with large fonts in firefox?
[03:10] <plouk> ok but what is the name of the saloon
[03:10] <bluefox83> Paddy_EIRE, gentoo, but it's not all easy-install happy like ubuntu is..
[03:10] <compengi> KenSentMe then it's more strikt then the previous one right
[03:10] <ucordes_> anyone here who is good in FreeBSD and ubuntu?
[03:10] <plouk> the french saloon
[03:10] <BlueEagle> agliv5: if you don't find S20samba in /etc/rc2.d/ then something is amiss.
 thats alright i wanna learn
[03:10] <rizo_> hi everyone
[03:11] <thegve> I'll ask again if you don't mind.. Does anyone know how I can execute as the root window in Nautilus. So you'll get an "active desktop" idea?
[03:11] <bluefox83> Paddy_EIRE, you'll get to compile *everything* you install...lol
[03:11] <brosnan> thrillho, In the menus and what not?
[03:11] <KenSentMe> compengi: probably not, because standard i think only the group has read rights in your home and since you've removed that right with chmod g-r, there hasn't changed much i think
[03:11] <rizo_> How can upgrade to Dapper Drake from Breezy using Dapper install cd?
[03:11] <mrbayHU> ubuntu is good!
[03:11] <mrbayHU> bye, cya later
[03:11] <thrillho> brosan: not necessarily menus, but certain webpages override my settings
[03:11] <shaantanu> I m plaining to download vmware ... any idea how much is the download ... and what r the space requirements ??
 what gentoo download is the latest and is there a dvd rom download
[03:12] <KenSentMe> thegve: you mean, run gksudo nautilus from command line?
[03:12] <thegve> shaantanu: download is about 70 MB or so
[03:12] <agliv5> BlueEagle: as long as I can share files over the network, then I'm not really worried about samba autmatically starting...
[03:12] <BlueEagle> agliv5: :)
[03:12] <bluefox83> Paddy_EIRE, i don't know..google their website and check it out yourself, you said you wanted to learn :)
[03:12] <thegve> shaantanu: but their website isn't very difficult, so you should be able to find out fast enough
 yeah
[03:12] <thrillho> brosan: I have 'allow pages to choose their own fonts...' unchecked in prefs but some pages still have very large fonts
[03:12] <msoul> can I get an explanation atleast guys
[03:12] <bluefox83> msoul, for what?
[03:12] <msoul> I can't use alt+tab pageup nor any of the other keys
[03:12] <BlueEagle> is there a curses script or similar text-mode version to configure which services are started at boot time?
[03:12] <brosnan> thrillho, websites can set the size of the fonts that they wish
[03:13] <rizo_> How can upgrade to Dapper Drake from Breezy using Dapper install cd?
[03:13] <compengi> KenSentMe do you know how much does a running shell with a psybnc needs processes so that i can limit it
[03:13] <Paddy_EIRE> trying to get shortcut as i should have went for the alternate ubuntu rather than the live
[03:13] <jrib> rizo_: do you have the alternate install cd for dapper?
[03:13] <Sikon> can someone help me with apt?
[03:13] <bluefox83> msoul, i dunno :/
[03:13] <KenSentMe> compengi: no, sorry
[03:13] <thrillho> brosan: but shouldn't that setting cause firefox to ignore the size specified by websites?
[03:13] <rizo_> Yes i have the install cd
[03:13] <msoul> bluefox83 it's a pity, I just installed ubuntu
[03:14] <Sikon> I tried to install a package and it wanted to remove a lot of other packages, so I said no
[03:14] <bluefox83> msoul, give it time, play with it..you'll get it to work
[03:14] <Sikon> but now, whenever I try to install a package, apt-get prompts me to remove all those
[03:14] <compengi> KenSentMe okay, and do you know to setup vhosts for mirc users?
[03:14] <msoul> bluefox83 hopefully :-)
[03:14] <KenSentMe> compengi: nope
[03:14] <brosnan> thrillho, what setting?
[03:14] <bluefox83> msoul, don't let something like your keyboard shortcuts keep you from enjoying a perfectly good distro ^_^
[03:14] <jrib> rizo_: specifically you need the _alternate_ cd to perform an upgrade, or at least this is what the download web site claims
[03:15] <compengi> KenSentMe can this command help me see the processes "ps -ef|grep <your process name or part there of>?
[03:15] <Sikon> what is the alternate CD anyway?
[03:15] <msoul> bluefox83 hehe it wont, it is just annoying
[03:15] <thrillho> brosan: tools > preferences > content > fonts & colors - advanced > allow pages to choose their own fonts... -- I have unchecked this
[03:15] <KenSentMe> compengi: i think so
[03:15] <KenSentMe> !alternate
[03:15] <ubotu> The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-installation CD, with no live session. Use this if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an expert install.
[03:15] <bluefox83> msoul, try "System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts"
[03:16] <compengi> KenSentMe should i run it from the root or from the user's account?
[03:16] <Vlet> I've been using ubuntu for a while now on a desktop system, but last night I installed it on my laptop, and could not get wireless working at all, but it would work when booted off the live CD. Any ideas why?
[03:16] <msoul> bluefox83 I tried that and didn't understand it
[03:16] <KenSentMe> compengi: i think it should work without root
[03:16] <funky1> hi there ppl, i have a problem i just rebooted my ubuntu and now i can not access my sound card anymore or my tvcard, say i have no permissions, but with sudo i can, how to i change it back?
[03:17] <KenSentMe> !wireless > Vlet
[03:17] <KenSentMe> Vlet: check what ubotu sends you
[03:17] <compengi> KenSentMe thank you very much for your help :)
[03:17] <bluefox83> Vlet, yuou might try booting the live cd again, then go through and check all the temp settings and such, copy them over
[03:17] <BlueEagle> !info rcconf
[03:17] <ubotu> rcconf: Debian Runlevel configuration tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.17 (dapper), package size 17 kB, installed size 112 kB
[03:17] <KenSentMe> compengi: no problem and good luck
[03:17] <BlueEagle> agliv5: sudo aptitude install rcconf
[03:17] <agliv5> BlueEagle: I tried to access my samba server from my windows computer and it said something to the effect "incorrect paramaters"... Any ideas?
[03:17] <compengi> KenSentMe ty ^.^
[03:17] <BlueEagle> agliv5: that will help you determine which services is started.
[03:18] <BlueEagle> agliv5: That really depends on how you configured your samba server. It's not as easy as install-and-go unfortunately.
[03:18] <compengi> KenSentMe do you any one that can help me with vhosts, i will appriciate it
[03:18] <jim__> does anyone know how I can get mozilla browser to watch a video clip  for windows media player, The gxnine says failed to start
[03:18] <Vlet> Thanks y'all
[03:18] <KenSentMe> compengi: just ask it here in this channel, if anyone knows they will help
[03:19] <compengi> ok
[03:19] <shaantanu> how much space shud i have in my linux partiotion for running vmware ??
[03:19] <funky1> hi there ppl, i have a problem i just rebooted my ubuntu and now i can not access my sound card anymore or my tvcard, say i have no permissions, but with sudo i can, how to i change it back?
[03:20] <compengi> do anyone know how to setup vhost for mirc
[03:20] <agliv5> BlueEagle: I was following a guide and did all the steps...  Unfortunately, the guide is not in english, but I can explain the steps...
[03:20] <jim__> Can anyone help with a media plugin proublem?
[03:20] <shaantanu> temme jim
[03:21] <fuzzybunny> can anyone in here produce a link with info on the ubuntu certified professional certification, its requirements, etc etc?
[03:21] <jim__> Well I can't watch video clip in browser
[03:21] <jim__> Says xnine plugin failed
[03:21] <POVaddct> funky1: check the group permissions of the devices and which groups your used belongs to
[03:21] <BlueEagle> agliv5: You could take your /etc/samba/smb.conf to pastebin and paste it there for me
[03:21] <BlueEagle> !pastebin
[03:21] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[03:21] <Thunderpants> jim__, have u tried mozilla-mplayer with w32codecs?
[03:22] <jim__> Where can I get that?
[03:22] <funky1> POVaddct: to which groups should i set it, i checked the video device it is set to root, but i didn't play around with that...
[03:22] <jim__> no I dont think I have
[03:22] <Thunderpants> dunno jim__ i used automatix
[03:22] <KenSentMe> fuzzybunny: maybe you'll find more info here: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/lpi1
[03:22] <jim__> Ill look for it
[03:22] <jim__>  thanks
[03:22] <Thunderpants> think there are in multiverse but i couldnt swear to it
[03:22] <KenSentMe> !restricted
[03:22] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:22] <fuzzybunny> KenSentMe: thank you
[03:22] <KenSentMe> jimcooncat: check that ^^^
[03:23] <POVaddct> funky1: there should be groups audio and video
[03:23] <fuzzybunny> KenSentMe: btw do you think that cert is worthwhile?
[03:23] <BlueEagle> funky1: which group is set for /dev/dsp and /dev/whateveryourtvcariscalledperhaps"btXXX"
[03:23] <BlueEagle> ?
[03:23] <POVaddct> funky1: can't check that now, i have no ubuntu system here
[03:23] <KenSentMe> fuzzybunny: have no idea, just knew there was a news article on the subject
[03:23] <compengi> does anyone know how to setup vhost for mirc
[03:23] <fuzzybunny> fkn worst spammer/flooder in here is the dam bot
[03:23] <BlueEagle> funky1: You might have to be in the audio, video and tv groups (if such a thing exists as a tv group)
[03:23] <funky1> BlueEagle: root
[03:23] <fuzzybunny> kk thank you KenSentMe
[03:23] <funky1> there are audio and video group
[03:24] <funky1> just added them to my user
[03:24] <BlueEagle> funky1: so /dev/dsp is root:root?
[03:24] <funky1> do i have to restart gdm then?
[03:24] <BlueEagle> funky1: yes.
[03:24] <BlueEagle> funky1: you need to log in again after changing a users groups.
[03:24] <funky1> dsp is root:audio
[03:24] <BlueEagle> funky1: then it's the audio group (not root).
[03:24] <bartm> I wonder why some ubuntu packages are clearly not free at all
[03:24] <funky1> ah oki maybe it will be fixed then, will relogin
[03:24] <BlueEagle> :=
[03:24] <BlueEagle> :)
[03:25] <POVaddct> funky1: you have to logout and login again if you changed groups for your user
[03:25] <funky1> oki thx for the help ppl :)
[03:25] <DanHowell> afternoon all
[03:25] <BlueEagle> fuzzybunny: You are allowed to /ignore ubotu if it bothers you. If you use irssi I recomend /ignore -replies ubotu which also will eliminate people going "ubotu: do something."
[03:25] <agliv5> BlueEagle: I only made the changes that the guide specified.... here's the link http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20659
[03:26] <KenSentMe> bartm: maybe because they are in the non-free repository
[03:26] <bartm> KenSentMe: I don't think so, for instance this one: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/u/ubuntu-calendar/ubuntu-calendar_5.03-2/copyright
[03:26] <bartm> KenSentMe: it's ubuntu specific, has no distribution license, so it's not allowed to redistribute this
[03:27] <KenSentMe> bartm: don't know about that
[03:27] <DanHowell> I've just installed 6.06 and my laptop isn't getting on with the power management system. How can I convince ubuntu that I'm using a desktop?
[03:27] <Tarandus> How can I setup a NAT firewall using Ubuntu?
[03:27] <zeroflag> are there packages for setting up apache with mod_mono?
[03:27] <BlueEagle> agliv5: from the windows box you can specify \\<IP_ADDRESS>\sharename if I remember correctly.
[03:27] <bartm> KenSentMe: I guess many ubuntu users don't know about the licenses...
[03:27] <compengi> does anyone know how to setup vhost for mirc
[03:27] <Tarandus> Is there a HowTo for me?
[03:28] <BlueEagle> agliv5: That will get past any difference in workgroups.
[03:28] <BlueEagle> agliv5: also I assume you've added a samba user.
[03:28] <eyequeue> compengi, this is #ubuntu
[03:28] <lemsx1> !aiglx
[03:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about aiglx - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:29] <Tarandus> !firewall
[03:29] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed with iptables (in the command line), firestarter (gui, can also setup connection sharing) or shorewall (web interface)
[03:29] <lemsx1> how do i unleash aiglx in Edgy?
[03:29] <BlueEagle> agliv5: sudo smbpasswd -a username
[03:29] <compengi> eyequeue do you have any other suggestions?
[03:29] <fyrestrtr> DanHowell: sudo apt-get remove --purge laptop-mode
[03:29] <eyequeue> !windows
[03:29] <ubotu> For help with Microsoft windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. Also see http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 - !equivalents - http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
[03:29] <baskew> !xgl
[03:29] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing (window) manager) and XGL (Xserver architecture layered on top of OpenGL) howto at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompositeManager XGL+compiz help in #ubuntu-xgl  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[03:29] <lemsx1> i have xcompmgr running fine and glx is active...
[03:29] <zeroflag> are there packages for setting up apache with mod_mono?
[03:29] <eyequeue> compengi, see ubotu
[03:30] <lemsx1> Compiz runs on aiglx in edgy? (i know it doesn't in other distros)
[03:30] <agliv5> BlueEagle: dirrectly inputing the network address under windows worked :)
[03:30] <compengi> eyequeue O.o what's ubotu