[09:11] <doonie> does the ufw use the before6.rules or only the before.rules?
[09:11] <lostinspace_46> I need to find out how to make an <sqlite3.6.16.pc> file for sqlite.
[09:12] <rj1> relic420, do NOT use limewire
[09:12] <rolo> does anyone know what this means: skype: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libQtNetwork.so.4: undefined symbol: _ZNK15QAbstracpSocket5atEndEv
[09:12] <GarmaZed> Why would my wireless card only pick up some wireless networks, but not all of them that are available?
[09:13] <om26er> rolo: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/115970
[09:14] <rj1> Could someone tell me how to change the theme for my login screen?
[09:14] <om26er> GarmaZed: cuz they might be hidden networks
[09:14] <rj1> It was changed, and I want it back to default
[09:14] <DaZ> rj1: did you change it in 9.10?
[09:14] <rj1> no
[09:15] <GarmaZed> om26er they aren't hidden on my windows notebook, and I've even tried to connect to my network as if it were one, but it just couldn't find it.
[09:15] <DaZ> [;
[09:15] <rj1> it was automatically changed
[09:15] <rj1> in 9.10
[09:15] <DaZ> eh
[09:15] <rj1> its not the default
[09:15] <rj1> I was messing around with desktop environments
[09:15] <rj1> by messing I just mean installing and reinstalling
[09:15] <rj1> nothing else
[09:15] <DaZ> rj1: the newest gnome doesn't have the gdm manager iirc
[09:15]  * om26er thinks 9.10 using new gdm don't support login screen themeing
[09:15] <rj1> and now the login screen is using a darker coloring
[09:16] <rj1> its not the default
[09:16] <DaZ> it does support
[09:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hey, I was wondering what source package I need to download to compile the who command.
[09:16] <DaZ> but no one coded the manager :F
[09:16] <rj1> I know it does support it just doesnt have an easy way to do it
[09:16] <PND> SpaceGhostC2C, who is a base command I think :/
[09:16] <rj1> so I was wondering what the hard way was
[09:17] <PND> SpaceGhostC2C, it's contains in "coreutils"
[09:17] <frogzoo> SpaceGhostC2C: apt-get source who
[09:17] <frogzoo> s/who/coreutils/
[09:17] <DaZ> rj1: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GNOME#GDM_.28GNOME_Display_Manager.29
[09:18] <PND> xD
[09:18] <rssllcr> I am downloading ubuntu 9.10 I wonder if this version is the RC version or did they make a final version I was just wondering
[09:18] <losha> lostinspace_46: can you fake one by copying the files in /usr/share/pkgconfig ?
[09:19] <blue112> rssllcr, it's the final version.
[09:20] <rj1> ugh I hate gconf
[09:20] <rssllcr> thanks
[09:21] <frogzoo> can acrobat show 2 pages side by side in fullscreen mode?
[09:21] <lostinspace_46> losha> Hmm I looked in /usr/lib/pkgconfig, and it seems each is a bit different.  And I am not sure how to do it.
[09:21] <DaZ> frogzoo: why should we know? :f
[09:21] <Slart> rssllcr: 9.10 was released year 2009, month 10 ... so it's a final version
[09:21] <frogzoo> DaZ: is acrobat not an ubuntu application?
[09:21] <meowbuntu> anyone able to help me get grub splash image working from here. http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/21/add-a-grub-splash-image/
[09:21] <DaZ> frogzoo: it's adobe application
[09:21] <frogzoo> cos I was kind of thinking I could ask ubuntu support questions here
[09:21] <meowbuntu> anyone able to help me get grub splash image working from here. http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/21/add-a-grub-splash-image/
[09:21] <DaZ> frogzoo: besides, i don't think anyone uses it
[09:21] <blue112> meowbuntu, don't flood please.
[09:22] <frogzoo> DaZ: wrong
[09:22] <rssllcr> I also wondered if anyone has used a Ipod Touch with ubuntu I was going to use rythmbox player
[09:22] <Slart> meowbuntu: which version of ubuntu?
[09:22] <meowbuntu> isorry blue i realise not meaning to
[09:22] <DaZ> frogzoo: why? [;
[09:22] <meowbuntu> Slart, karmic
[09:22] <khensthoth> meowbuntu: You might want to look at BURG http://ubuntuguide.net/add-os-logos-into-grub2-boot-menu-using-burg
[09:23] <Slart> meowbuntu: then you might want to find another howto.. karmic uses grub2 afaik
[09:23] <ajah> i was trying to open port but instead of this i mess up the configuration of iptables (guess so) and now i can ping every host on my network and any site but firefox and telnet don`t work at all, any help ?
[09:23] <Zohar_> i need a command that i can do from terminal, to play an assortment of random mp3's in a directory. i need it for an alarm clock
[09:23] <Zohar_> any suggestions?
[09:23] <Slart> meowbuntu: unless you updated from an earlier version, of course
[09:23] <meowbuntu> Slart, the sitre i posted has the commands but i cant work out how to add immage file name. there seems to be no inderacation
[09:24] <blue112> ajah, please paste your iptables -L -v -n
[09:24] <blue112> !paste | ajah
[09:24] <meowbuntu> Slart, ubuntu karmic full install not upgrade.
[09:24] <meowbuntu> true i missed that its from 2006.
[09:25] <egertonxx> How can I see the water effect on my desktop?
[09:25] <Slart> meowbuntu: that article is from 2006, more than 3 years old.. things have changed a lot in ubuntu since then.. including a brand new version of grub
[09:25] <blue112> egertonxx, install ccsm and enable it.
[09:25] <meowbuntu> anyone know how to add grub splash image in grub 2 like this for grub 1 http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/21/add-a-grub-splash-image/
[09:25] <ardchoille> egertonxx: I believe that's a Compiz effect
[09:25] <egertonxx> I did
[09:25] <meowbuntu> Slart, i understand that i missed how old it ws thats all
[09:26] <rj1> ok it says humanlogin, I want human clearlooks
[09:26] <blue112> egertonxx, the use the shortcut keys to enable the effect. If nothing happens (like on my laptop) your graphical card can't display water.
[09:26] <rj1> do I just say humanclearlookslogin
[09:26] <Slart> meowbuntu: yea.. I was typing when I saw your next line =)
[09:26] <meowbuntu> kiwifunk[out], you from Aoteroa are you
[09:26] <MERLiiN> Hi
[09:26] <egertonxx> what is the short cut key for the water effect?
[09:26] <MERLiiN> I'll think about it
[09:26] <Slart> !ccsm | egertonxx
[09:27] <Slart> egertonxx: that configuration thingy has a list of shortcuts
[09:27] <blue112> egertonxx, the default is <Shift> F9
[09:27] <blue112> For the rain.
[09:27] <meowbuntu> desktop effects cause some applications to fail so advansed users usually tern them off just to be safe.
[09:28] <ajah> blue112 it`s the ubuntu on vmware station i can`t figure out how to upload it on i-net
[09:28] <anoop> hello room
[09:28] <blue112> ajah, I really don't understand what you just said.
[09:28] <blue112> hello anoop
[09:28] <calvst> meowbuntu, add "insmod png" followed by "background_image /path/to/image.png"
[09:28] <anoop> i am not able to boot the karmic cd in gui
[09:29] <calvst> in your /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[09:29] <calvst> calvst, I would test these command in grub's shell first.
[09:29] <Zohar_> how do i play an mp3 in the terminal or commandline¿
[09:29] <blue112> anoop, sounds sad, what the exact problem ?
[09:29] <ajah> blue112 is there i way make all rules like they are by default ?
[09:29] <rssllcr> has anyone used a IPod with ubuntu
[09:29] <blue112> rssllcr, I did.
[09:29] <anoop> wsome problem with graphics
[09:30] <ardchoille> rssllcr: I have, and I remember that gtkpod helped a bit
[09:30] <blue112> Zohar_, aplay can play sound... Maybe it can't play mp3, I don't really know.
[09:30] <blue112> ajah, flush.
[09:30] <anoop> i'm able to boot into terminal
[09:30] <meowbuntu> anyone know how to add a splash image in grub 2
[09:30] <blue112> ajah, iptables --flush
[09:30] <rssllcr> what about an IPOD tiuch
[09:30] <rssllcr> touch
[09:30] <jongbergs> hi, i want to list my attached cdrom drives. what command to list your cd/dvd drives including external?
[09:31] <zcat[1]> frogzoo:  it's nonfree software and not in any of the repos.. we have to draw the line somewhere
[09:31] <tilt> rssllcr: Id rather have a pig that whistles
[09:31] <blue112> rssllcr, I don't know, I just have a shuffle.
[09:31] <calvst> meowbuntu, you need three commands in your /boot/grub/grub.cfg terminal_output.gfxterm
[09:31] <zcat[1]> Oops, sorry.. replying to something way back in scroolback
[09:31] <calvst> meowbuntu,  then insmod png
[09:31] <calvst> then background_image /path/to/image.png
[09:31] <frogzoo> zcat[1]: heh, if someone knew, they would answer :) - the answer actually is edit -> preferences -> full screen -> show one page (deselect)
[09:31] <gg> the desktop wont start after improper shutdown any suggestions zz?
[09:31] <ardchoille> rssllcr: Have a look at this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ipod%20touch
[09:31] <rssllcr> so what software do you use for the shuffle
[09:31] <meowbuntu> calvst,  that link i posted earlier was for grub not grub 2
[09:32] <anoop> blue112. can u help me
[09:32] <jarod511> Hi
[09:32] <meowbuntu> calvst, do you know to add in grub 2
[09:32] <gg> tried "fix broken packages" and reinstalling gdm
[09:32] <calvst> meowbuntu, those command are for grub2
[09:32] <gg> just freezes on the login or if autologin is enabled only background image and cursos come up
[09:32] <rssllcr> I am going the the page now
[09:32] <blue112> anoop, I'm not sure I can, it's a very specific problem. Did you check the wiki ?
[09:32] <calvst> meowbuntu, grub1 do not support png
[09:32] <anoop> no
[09:32] <blue112> !wiki | anoop
[09:32] <anoop> ok
[09:33] <meowbuntu> ok calvst can you pm me and start again
[09:33] <meowbuntu> calvst, so i dont miss a thing
[09:35] <jarod511> I need some help with firefox 3.5 on Karmic. Each time I start FF, it shows me extensions information pages, toolbar customizations are gone... it's like i start it for the first time. What should i do ?
[09:36] <blue112> jarod511, do you close it nicely ?
[09:36] <DaZ> jarod511: ls -lRa ~/.mozilla
[09:36] <blue112> xD
[09:36] <Krambiorix> hi guys, i have a lenovo T-series laptop with embedded webcam, but i can't make it work in ubuntu
[09:37] <Krambiorix> dmesg |grep uvcvideo shows me the webcam (no errors)
[09:37] <frogzoo> Krambiorix: did you choose a linux supported webcam?
[09:37] <blue112> Krambiorix, did you checked the doc if there's a workarround ?
[09:37] <jarod511> blue112: yeah, i'm very careful :)
[09:38] <AdvoWork> Anyone here had the problem with Pidgin not connecting to MSN, with a message similar to: our protocol is not supported by the server ?
[09:38] <Krambiorix> blue112 , frogzoo : yes i tried to launch it with Cheese , but doesn't work neither
[09:38] <blue112> AdvoWork, MSNP (msn protocol) changes really frequently. You should get the very last pidgin version.
[09:38] <Dreamglider> i need some help to get dual screen working in Ubuntu 8.04 on a HP nx9420 with an ati x1600
[09:39] <AdvoWork> blue112, yeah ive fixed it now, just asked the same question yesterday and a few people had the same issue, so was going to show them the guide I used to fix
[09:39] <jarod511> DaZ: ok for the ls, i see my config, and after what should i care of ?
[09:39] <DaZ> jarod511: pastebin it ;f
[09:39] <andi_> !cfdisk
[09:39] <blue112> AdvoWork, nice.
[09:39] <jongbergs> hi, i want to list my attached cdrom drives. what command to list your cd/dvd drives including external?
[09:39] <Krambiorix> i'm sure it worked before but not anymore
[09:39] <jarod511> DaZ: ok
[09:40] <blue112> Kaskelotti, cheese is just a software, I won't make the webcam works if the system can't make.
[09:40] <blue112> Kaskelotti, cheese isn't drivers-included
[09:40] <Krambiorix> you mean Krambiorix
[09:40] <Krambiorix> blue112 : have any idea what i can do?
[09:40] <andi_> Q: why does youtube player buttons only works for certain videos eventhough all of them uses Adobe Flash Player 10?
[09:40] <blue112> Kaskelotti, sorry :p
[09:41] <blue112> Krambiorix, check the doc :/
[09:42] <Krambiorix> hmm
[09:43] <losha> jongbergs: try dmesg | egrep CD-ROM
[09:43] <meowbuntu> does ubuntu karmic come with grub or grub 2 by default
[09:43] <frogzoo> meowbuntu: grub 2 for new installs, grub for upgrades from jaunty
[09:43] <gOLDfeesh> How would one clean / fix / repair bad sectors of a hard drive? fsck?
[09:43] <jarod511> DaZ: here we go http://pastebin.com/m6a08312b
[09:43] <losha> meowbuntu: grub2 for a fresh install, grub1 if you upgrade from a grub1 release...
[09:44] <dart> alguien sabe algun ccanal de java?
[09:44] <gOLDfeesh> I'm trying testdisk and recoverrdm
[09:44] <jongbergs> losha: thanks, i'll try it
[09:44] <blue112> gOLDfeesh, fsck is the designed tool... You should let it finish it tasks, anyway.
[09:44] <DaZ> jarod511: -rw-------  1 root   root      36848 2009-11-18 14:07 prefs.js
[09:45] <blue112> gOLDfeesh, sometime it says "BAD SECTOR" and seems to stop, but it doesn't :p
[09:45] <DaZ> jarod511: sudo chown alecat -R ~/.mozilla
[09:45] <jarod511> DaZ: huuuu, checking it right now !
[09:45] <gOLDfeesh> wtf? I sumply asked if there was a tool to scan / repair bad sectors
[09:45] <losha> gOLDfeesh: might not be possible. When a modern drive reports bad sectors, that usually means all attempts to reallocate those sectors have already been tried and have failed. Check your SMART data
[09:46] <SandGorgon> what is a good newsreader for usenet (must support nzb files)
[09:46] <DaZ> jarod511: running browser as root isn't a very good idea <:
[09:46] <indus> gOLDfeesh: well, no need for that really, the ext3 file system is smart enough to skip them
[09:46] <gOLDfeesh> losha, I was just wondering if there was a utility like chkdsk
[09:46] <gOLDfeesh> indus, it's a ntfs external harddrive
[09:47] <jarod511> DaZ: i've never done this... or i think :)
[09:47] <meowbuntu> frogzoo, losha i have a fresh install. can you please explain this then. http://pastebin.com/d2306dcaa
[09:47] <indus> gOLDfeesh: ok then too, the HDD smart system does it fine
[09:47] <indus> gOLDfeesh: there is something called fsck which repairs broken links here and there and does a littel clean up
[09:47] <indus> gOLDfeesh: but should only be done on an unmounted partition
[09:47] <gOLDfeesh> indus, I asked about that in the original post..
[09:47] <losha> gOLDfeesh: sorry, but to properly check and ntfs disk, you need to run windows chkdsk, There's no reliable equivalent....
[09:48] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[09:48] <indus> gOLDfeesh: aah sorry fsck is for linux only
[09:48] <gOLDfeesh> indus, no worriesthanks anyways
[09:48] <DJones> SandGorgon: Have a look at Pan for usenet reading, I'm not sure whether it does nxb files, but the docs & help should tell you, its quite similar to forte agent on windows
[09:48] <frogzoo> meowbuntu: how odd..
[09:48] <gg> the desktop wont start after improper shutdown any suggestions zz?
[09:48] <jarod511> DaZ: it's ok now ! thank you very much
[09:48] <indus> gOLDfeesh: also , the ntfs file system is much better than fat 32 for this i hear
[09:49] <DaZ> np
[09:49] <losha> meowbuntu: sorry, I'm not familiar with the apt-cache policy command, Do you have grub or not, and if so, which version?
[09:49] <kraut> moin
[09:49] <gOLDfeesh> indus, it is..supposedly more secure..
[09:50] <meowbuntu> losha, i dont know what comand do i need
[09:50] <indus> gOLDfeesh: also doesnt throw files around like fat 32 probably
[09:50] <anoop> blue112, nothing related to graphics there
[09:50] <portn0k_> ?
[09:50] <meowbuntu> sh: inxi: not found
[09:50] <gOLDfeesh> just looking for a utility to fix the external hd
[09:50] <meowbuntu> sh: inxi: not found
[09:50] <losha> SandGorgon: pan hangs on very large groups. I wasted hours on it until I found this out. Apparently a known bug. A pox on the programmer...
[09:50] <DJones> SandGorgon: Just had a look at Pan's website, it says it supports nxb files http://pan.rebelbase.com/ It is in the ubuntu repositories, thats the only newsreader I've used
[09:50] <meowbuntu> i cant to xchat inxi commands what do i need to install
[09:50] <blue112> anoop, there's no post about the boot problem on the wiki ? Would be weird.
[09:51] <SandGorgon> losha, in that case, what do you use ?
[09:51] <losha> meowbuntu: what do you see when you do: ls /boot/grub/
[09:51] <anoop> blue112, problem related to someother reason is there
[09:52] <meowbuntu> losha, just a heap of files
[09:52] <losha> SandGorgon: I use slrn for text, for nzb's I've used klibido and/or hellanzb
[09:52] <anoop> but this is graphics i think
[09:52] <DJones> losha: Is that a recent bug, i'd never had any problems with pan hanging
[09:52] <aes256cbc> oke
[09:53] <aes256cbc> the official ubuntu support channel
[09:53] <anoop> even safe graphics mode cant help
[09:53] <losha> DJones: that's the annoying part. Apparently it's years old, and never been fixed. )Lazy programmers). Some of the groups I accessed were enormous (don't ask)
[09:53] <superfirelord42> aes256cbc: yep
[09:53] <aes256cbc> can I ask my question about an important ubuntu-recovery-issue here?
[09:53] <blue112> aes256cbc, I can't see why you couldn't.
[09:54] <aes256cbc> oke
[09:54] <losha> meowbuntu: stage1, stage2, menu.lst ?
[09:54] <superfirelord42> dont ask to ask, just ask :P
[09:54] <aes256cbc> here is the story
[09:54] <meowbuntu> losha, http://pastebin.com/d12bde3c4
[09:54] <DaZ> long time ago...
[09:54] <aes256cbc> yestersay I was at school and I was taking a break
[09:54] <iceroot> !ot
[09:54] <aes256cbc> so I put my laptop in hibernation
[09:54] <losha> meowbuntu: those are grub2 files. Good luck!
[09:54] <bazhang> aes256cbc, did you have a question? then ask it all on ONE line please
[09:54] <meowbuntu> losha, no ls displayes files in /boot/grub
[09:54] <aes256cbc> oke
[09:54] <blue112> !oneline
[09:55] <blue112> Fail.
[09:55] <losha> meowbuntu: those are grub2 files. Good luck!
[09:55] <SwedeMike> !ask
[09:55] <iceroot> aes256cbc: stop that spam
[09:55] <aes256cbc> I will type it out, but it is a long story
[09:55] <anoop> is there any conflict between ubuntu 9.10 and nvidia 7025 ?
[09:55] <losha> aes256cbc: please don't...
[09:55] <blue112> Thanks for the tip SwedeMike
[09:55] <SwedeMike> aes256cbc: pastebin it instead.
[09:55] <SwedeMike> aes256cbc: or post it in the forums and paste the link here.
[09:55] <aes256cbc> oke
[09:55] <meowbuntu> how do i do inxi commands in terminal
[09:56] <anoop> is there any conflict between ubuntu 9.10 and nvidia 7025 ?
[09:56] <dvz-> so anyone familiar with the ubottu.db ?
[09:57] <DaZ> anoop: shouldn't be
[09:57] <bazhang> dvz-, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[09:57] <losha> dvz-: you can browse it at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi. I don't think you can edit it...
[09:57] <anoop> DaZ, im not able to boot the live cd
[09:58] <indus> anoop: no what is the problem
[09:58] <anoop> instead of gui  i see a white ubuntu logo
[09:58] <dvz-> losha: bazhang my question ultimately is this:  i'm trying to work with the db after wget'ing it...and it keeps giving me an error that it's not a database or it's encrypted (using sqlite3)
[09:58] <indus> anoop: yes thats how it boots now
[09:58] <indus> anoop: wait some time and you will see a chocolate brown screen
[09:58] <DaZ> anoop: that's one of the major changes in 9.10
[09:58] <losha> dvz-: sorry, way beyond me...
[09:59] <malcolm_> How can i configure mail to send as i use ntlworld for e-mail receiving is ok
[09:59] <bazhang> dvz-, you are trying to clone it?
[09:59] <dvz-> losha: no worries
[09:59] <meowbuntu> i have a new install of karmic. it comes with grub http://pastebin.com/d12bde3c4 .... it should be grub 2 acording to what i hae red
[09:59] <anoop> oh.. i didnt tried it
[09:59] <dvz-> bazhang: no, i'm hacking away at votebot
[09:59] <meowbuntu> hae red = have read
[09:59] <bazhang> http://ubottu.com/clone.html dvz-
[09:59] <DaZ> anoop: try turning of acpi and other stuff
[09:59] <aaron__> hey i need a real pro to help me if one is available :)
[09:59] <bazhang> dvz-, you might try #ubuntu-bots
[09:59] <anoop> ok
[09:59] <DaZ> anoop: is it desktop or laptop? :f
[09:59] <dvz-> ah, that might work...thanks bazhang
[09:59] <meowbuntu> bazhang, who that link for
[09:59] <anoop> desktop
[10:00] <meowbuntu> !ask
[10:00] <losha> malcolm_: I use ssmtp for simple mail delivery via my ISP...
[10:00] <anoop> ok let me try it
[10:01] <virtuald> meowbuntu: those .mod files are from grub 2
[10:01] <meowbuntu> aaron__ !ask ^ for you
[10:01] <DaZ> anoop: you should ask ubuntu people how to boot without a splashscreen to see bootmessages :f
[10:01] <meowbuntu> a2f, that !ask was for you ok
[10:02] <malcolm_> Thanks losha shall try that now
[10:02] <Orion777> anyone know how I find out my ipaddress?
[10:02] <Orion777> ip address
[10:02] <DaZ> Orion777: ifconfig maybe?
[10:03] <meowbuntu> virtuald, the version of grub is 1.97~beta4-1ubuntu4.1
[10:03] <meowbuntu> so it says
[10:03] <geirha> Orion777: ip -4 addr show
[10:03] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[10:03] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[10:03] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[10:03] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[10:03] <DJones> Orion777: Try going to www.whatismyipaddress.com that'll tell you your public ip address
[10:03] <virtuald> meowbuntu: that is grub 2
[10:04] <meowbuntu> thanks
[10:04] <virtuald> meowbuntu: the old grub is 0.96 or something like that
[10:04] <a2f> meowbuntu, sorry, my problem is this: i installed a basic gnome desktop with just gdm and gnome-core... then i tried to install google chrome beta which is dependent on xdg-utils... however, when i tried to install xdg-utils it wanted to install a whole slew of other software including arora the kde browser... so i went and downloaded xdg-utils source and built/installed then ran dpkg -i --ignore-depends=xdg-utils google-chrome-beta.deb and
[10:04] <a2f>  got it installed just fine but then when i try to install other software from synaptic or aptitude it still tries to install all of the qt4 and arora which for some reason comes tied to xdg-utils
[10:04] <om26er> great
[10:06] <a2f> anybody?
[10:06] <om26er> a2f: yes
[10:06] <om26er> everybody is here. i guess
[10:06] <om26er> !lucid
[10:06] <anoop> im not able to boot the live cd
[10:07] <om26er> anoop: md5 its
[10:07] <om26er> !md5 | anoop
[10:07] <indus> !who | anoop
[10:07] <Wantor> Anyone can help me with some printer problems with ubuntu?
[10:07] <enovativ> i am trying to see my window share, and it was working at one time, now it doesn't work can anyone help ?
[10:07] <om26er> indus: i thought that was his first question
[10:07] <a2f> om26er, any idea about my problem?
[10:08] <anoop> ubottu, i didnt get md5...
[10:08] <Slart> Wantor: you might want to describe your problems a bit more
[10:08] <enovativ> i am have done : smb://hostname/share/
[10:08] <enovativ> isn't that correct ?
[10:08] <enovativ> i have also restarted both machines
[10:08] <indus> anoop: how are you checking the md5 hashes
[10:08] <enovativ> how do I log this irc session ?
[10:08] <Wantor> At my school, you cant print without logging in with your school account. But i can't login anywhere, tho i installed the printer correctly?
[10:08] <indus> anoop: you need to checkit from windows
[10:08] <Slart> enovativ: you don't have to.. look at irclogs.ubuntu.com
[10:09] <enovativ> Slart: thanks
[10:09]  * aes256cbc tries again
[10:09] <aes256cbc> How do I recover data from an luks-encrypted partition with 2 logical volumes inside (swap and root, it is a default Ubuntu 9.10 guided full hard disk encryption install)? It accepts the passphrase, but once it is decrypted the 2 logical volumes seem to be missing. The last thing that happened was that the laptop (Ibm T61, 160 GB harddrive) crashed while comming back from hibernation.
[10:09] <Slart> Wantor: is this an ubuntu question?
[10:09] <Wantor> Yes it is
[10:09] <anoop> indus , when i boot the live cd, it ends with a "out  of range"
[10:09] <Wantor> Because i can do it with windows
[10:09] <Wantor> But not Ubuntu
[10:10] <indus> anoop: boot in safe graphics mode
[10:10] <anoop> indus, that also tried but same error
[10:10] <enovativ> Slart: shouldn't i be looking for a file called #ubuntu.txt ?
[10:10] <Slart> Wantor: so... what you meant to say is "I run ubuntu version X.XX and I try to use it .. via a wireless connection at my school.. but I can't use the schools network printers which is strange because it works when I use windows" ?
[10:11] <indus> anoop: what monitor u have?
[10:11] <anoop> indus, 18.5" lcd asus
[10:11] <enovativ> Slart: never mind i found it
[10:12] <Slart> enovativ: just go to http://irclogs.ubuntu.com , click on the year, month, day and finally the channel.. #ubuntu.txt or #ubuntu.html
[10:12] <blue112> I'm quitting, see you soon everyone :)
[10:12] <indus> anoop: how did you select safe graphics mode?
[10:12] <Wantor> I run Ubuntu 9.10. I can connect to my schools network printer and install it, but i cannot print, because you have to login to the printer with your school account. I can't login, because it dosent say so anywhere. The printer is a konica minolta C250
[10:13] <aes256cbc> hmm, I guess I will have to post it into the forums too :P
[10:13] <anoop> indus, bby pressing f4
[10:13] <indus> ok
[10:14] <Slart> Wantor: ah.. getting better.. it might be some kind of special "windows only" printer accounting software .. or it might be a limitation of samba (if that's what you're using to connect to the printer)
[10:14] <indus> anoop: ok
[10:14] <indus> anoop: need to google , wait
[10:14] <anoop> ok
[10:14] <enovativ> slart : how often does it update ?
[10:14] <Slart> enovativ: once an hour or so
[10:16] <iceroot> ext2 can handle hardlinks like ext3? or are there difference?
[10:16] <dominiq> CustomLog /ram/log/apache2/access.log combined
[10:17] <dominiq> hello folks, can someone please explain to me how to efficently change access.log path in apache2 conf? i tried and i failed.. it is still writing to old path
[10:17] <u-foka> !grub2
[10:18] <researcher1> I have italc installed on home PC which I want to take to office pc.Whats the best way to do this?
[10:19] <researcher1> im have on home PC  ubuntu 9.10 64 bit & office pc has ubuntu 9.10 32 bit.I have italc installed on home PC which I want to take to office pc.Whats the best way to do this?
[10:20] <yy> is there any website from where I can find which paper has cited one paper ?
[10:20] <Ddorda> how can i make a deb file for a script i made?
[10:21] <dominiq> can someone please explain to me how to efficently change access.log path in apache2 conf? i tried and i failed.. it is still writing to old path
[10:21] <Callum> researcher1: just install it with the package manager on the Office PC, if you are not able go you can grab the 32-bit package and its dependencies at http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[10:21] <researcher1> ok.callum
[10:22] <aes256cbc> How do I recover data from an lvm-volume?
[10:23] <ardchoille> Ddorda: packaging a .deb just for a single script is kinda overkill
[10:24] <Ddorda> ardchoille: why overkill? i want it to be installed nicely and easy to removed
[10:24] <ardchoille> Ddorda: you can achieve that with sudo cp and sudo rm  :)
[10:24] <c0p3rn1c> how do I reinstall a broken package, start with a clean slate ?
[10:25] <Ddorda> ardchoille: -.- and if it's a new linux user?
[10:25] <mike4995> how can it be ubuntu is so slow compared to debian, i think its becomming a bit bloated? :S
[10:25] <ardchoille> Ddorda: All a .deb package does is copy files to the system anyway
[10:25] <Ddorda> ardchoille: yes, i know that
[10:25] <Callum> andchoille: that didn't stop me making a DEB for winetricks =) brilliant small scripts sometimes deserve packages
[10:25] <ardchoille> Ddorda: Perfect chance for them to get to know the commandline?
[10:25] <dominiq> can someone please explain to me how to efficently change access.log path in apache2 conf? i tried and i failed.. it is still writing to old path
[10:25] <c0p3rn1c> sudo apt-get install purge mysql-server*;sudo apt-get remove mysql-server* doesnt do the trick
[10:25] <Callum> ardchoille*: that didn't stop me making a DEB for winetricks =) brilliant small scripts sometimes deserve packages
[10:25] <DarwinSurvivor> I upgraded my server from jaunty to karmic a few months ago, but all the repos still say jaunty, is there an automatic way to update the list?
[10:26] <c0p3rn1c> I wrecked my /etc/init.d/mysql script too
[10:26] <egertonm20> dominiq: after making the changes did you stop and restart Apache?
[10:26] <Ddorda> ardchoille: you're not helping...
[10:27] <chilli1> Hi i need big help
[10:27] <nperry> chilli1: Ask away :)
[10:27] <onpartner> ^^
[10:27] <varun> hello every one
[10:27] <varun> this is svary
[10:27] <onpartner> hi
[10:27] <varun> this is varun
[10:27] <nperry> !hello | varun
[10:27] <xtreemdanger> hi
[10:27] <chilli1> It says one or more disks are failing
[10:27] <varun> thanks
[10:28] <silv3r_m00n> can I upgrade 9.04 to 9.10 using the 9.10 dvd ?
[10:28] <chilli1> And it didnt mount before
[10:28] <bazhang> silv3r_m00n, you need the alternate installer
[10:28] <varun> I was trying to install a game thru wine and wine says not enough space and sees only 1 gb whearas I have 4 gigs free
[10:28] <ardchoille> Ddorda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[10:29] <varun> how do I go around this problem
[10:29] <chilli1> The disk has many bad sectors
[10:29] <iflema>  c
[10:29] <iflema> o
[10:29] <iflema> n
[10:29] <iflema> s
[10:29] <FloodBot3> iflema: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:29] <iflema> o
[10:29] <bazhang> iflema, stop that
[10:29] <silv3r_m00n> bazhang: what does the alternate installer cd contain ?
[10:29] <researcher1> Is there  a way to export installed  application from one UBUNTU installed PC to another? Whats the easy and fast method if the other does not have Internet connection?
[10:29] <nperry> chilli1: Have you ran a fsck?
[10:30] <ardchoille> !aptoncd | researcher1
[10:30] <chilli1> nperry:  Yes didnt fix it
[10:30] <varun> so anyone who can say anything about this
[10:30] <varun> ?
[10:30] <nperry> Is it your main hard drive or what?
[10:30] <chilli1> Main
[10:30] <no_mind_> I am getting following segfault while upgrading to ubuntu 9.10 http://pastebin.com/m6b49a035
[10:30] <chilli1> ill run it again
[10:31] <researcher1> thanks ubottu
[10:31] <syn-ack> no_mind_, which platform?
[10:31] <dominiq> can someone please explain to me how to efficently change access.log path in apache2 conf? i tried and i failed.. it is still writing to old path. and yes, i restarted apache2
[10:32] <SmokeyD> in karmic ctrl-alt-del is defined in the keyboard shortcuts for logout. But when I press it, I don't get a logout question, I only get the options shutdown,restart,suspend,hibernate. Where did the logout go? I want to logout using this menu (in case I don't have a mouse present, long story)
[10:33] <nperry> k
[10:33] <nperry> dominiq: CustomLog /dir/you/want/access_log common ?
[10:33] <geirha> no_mind_: Upgrading from dapper to karmic is not supported. You'll have to go dapper -> hardy -> intrepid -> jaunty -> karmic
[10:35] <syn-ack> geirha, ack didnt notice he was that far back. :/
[10:35] <frogzoo> no_mind_: for dapper you'll need to use the unsupported repo
[10:36] <geirha> syn-ack: Well, not sure he's using dapper, but it's got the closest version number for that package according to packages.ubuntu.com
[10:36] <no_mind_> frogzoo: which repo ?
[10:36] <varun> hello
[10:36] <varun> no one who could say anything
[10:36] <varun> about it
[10:36] <varun> ?
[10:36] <meowbuntu> i typed this command "sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" how do i set it to point to partition 6 please
[10:36] <om26er> !test
[10:36] <c0p3rn1c> is innodb disabled in mysql ??
[10:36] <c0p3rn1c> using ubuntu
[10:36] <syn-ack> no
[10:37] <syn-ack> And even if it were its not like it cant be enabled
[10:37] <frogzoo> no_mind_: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[10:37] <c0p3rn1c> I dunno how, but I wrecked it then
[10:37] <nperry> SmokeyD: I just noticed that it didn't actually have log out on the menu.
[10:39] <b52_> quit
[10:39] <paolo88> hi
[10:40] <paolo88> i wnat delete a order make on canonical store...how can i do?
[10:41] <c0p3rn1c> does sudo apt-get purge mysql-server*;sudo apt-get remove mysql-server*;  remove every trace of mysql-server?
[10:41] <c0p3rn1c> even init.d scripts
[10:41] <c0p3rn1c> ?
[10:41] <andi_> guys, i need software to slip videos, any reccomendations?
[10:41] <syn-ack> you dont need to do all that, c0p3rn1c
[10:41] <andi_> *recommendation
[10:41] <nperry> SmokeyD: Are you fimilar with launchpad? Might have to create a bug to get added to a wishlish
[10:41] <syn-ack> all you need to do is a purge
[10:42] <c0p3rn1c> syn-ack,ok
[10:42] <c0p3rn1c> and when that is not enough ?
[10:44] <varun> hello again
[10:44] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[10:44] <varun> anyone here who could say anything about my question
[10:45] <Aegil> Hey, I have a system set up with dual boot, windows / ubuntu. I have set up an extra account on the machine, however when you log in under this account it mounts and gives access to the windows parttion C: drive, is there a way of stopping this for a particular user?
[10:45] <SmokeyD> nperry: ok, I will add it. In the mean time, is there any way I can logout using a keyboard shortcut? I have already set the keyboard shortcut to show the panel main menu, but in the menu there is no logout option either.... :(
[10:46] <meowbuntu> i typed this command "sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" how do i set it to point to partition 6 please
[10:46] <khensthoth> varun: You might want to ask here. http://www.winehq.org/irc
[10:47] <meowbuntu> anyone know about grub 2
[10:48] <Aegil> what is it you are trying to do meowbuntu
[10:48] <varun> ok
[10:48] <varun> thanks
[10:48] <varun> will try
[10:48] <chilli1> nperry: Back
[10:49] <khensthoth> SmokeyD: Create a custom shortcut with this command: gnome-session-save --kill --silent
[10:49] <SmokeyD> khensthoth: cool, thanks.
[10:50] <meowbuntu> Aegil, install grub image. the output the command gave was different that in this tutoral http://mattrudge.wordpress.com/2009/10/30/splash-screen-in-grub-2/
[10:50] <chilli1> It says Disk has many bad sectors what can i do
[10:50] <sergeykish> Hello, I need to share HTTP. So I install squid, but can't configure it - always 'refuse connection'. From `squid.conf` - `http_access allow all`. I need simplest proxy, please help
[10:50] <meowbuntu> as i have multiple os on same hdd it picked up all of them
[10:51] <nmvictor> is deleting a kernel you booted with after a later version has installed an act that would jeopardize  your current session?
[10:51] <frogzoo> nmvictor: not at all
[10:52] <nmvictor> frogzoo: thanks
[10:52] <James__d> @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
[10:52] <c0p3rn1c> when I try to reinstall mysql-server I get an error when the installer runs mysql-server-5.1 (--configure):
[10:52] <frogzoo> nmvictor: it's a high risk strategy though..
[10:52] <scottandmonique> chilli pm me
[10:52] <nperry> chilli1: Anyway, you really cannot fix those bad sectors with an fsck. What you need to do is make the drive remap those sectors, and that will mean working more low level. You CAN do it the geeky way (possibly) but it's fairly tedious and if your drive is failing it will be only a temporary fix. Here's what I suggest you do: go to the manufacturer's website and download their diagnostic tool. Seagate has one and Maxtor has
[10:52] <meowbuntu> Aegil,
[10:52] <meowbuntu> ^ any cluue
[10:52] <nmvictor> frogzoo: what do you mean?
[10:52] <c0p3rn1c> tried to purge it, no luck
[10:53] <Aegil> meowbuntu: how you mean it picked up all of them? are you wanting  it to show an image or just boot to a specific option?
[10:53] <scottandmonique> chilli
[10:53] <trap2> !purge
[10:53] <Sacho> nperry: you got  cut off after Maxtor
[10:53] <meowbuntu> Aegil, http://mattrudge.wordpress.com/2009/10/30/splash-screen-in-grub-2/
[10:53] <frogzoo> nmvictor: best to make sure the new kernel boots before deleting the old
[10:53] <meowbuntu> i want to do this
[10:54] <nperry> chilli1:  has one called  "gwscan" or something. You can download it as a bootable iso- burn it to a cd, reboot, and run an extended test. It's likely to find errors and if it can it will offer to remap them. Let it do its thing and then reload your  system.
[10:54] <sergeykish> `apt search proxy` gives a lot of application, what is the simplest one?
[10:54] <nperry> (sorry forgot about char cut off)
[10:54] <meowbuntu> Aegil, it should say this
[10:54] <meowbuntu> Updating /boot/grub/grub.cfg …
[10:54] <meowbuntu> Found Debian background: (your file name).tga
[10:54] <surlo> Hello there. I am a new linux user and I would like to know how could I install .exe files
[10:54] <nperry> !wine | surlo
[10:54] <ardchoille> !wine | surlo
[10:55] <surlo> thank you nperry
[10:55] <nmvictor> anyone know hoe i would update to the current firefox version from the tarbal i downloaded, when i run ./updater script inside the archive i get Usage: updater <dir-path> [parent-pid [working-dir callback args...]], which is complete greek for the little geek i am
[10:55] <chilli0> To the people who are talking to chilli1 Talk to me
[10:55] <Aegil> meowbuntu: what message does it give when you run that command?
[10:55] <nmvictor> frogzoo: thanks for that tip,sounds very wise
[10:55] <chilli0> Thats me on other computer , but i cant see the messeges
[10:56] <CShadowRun> nmvictor: firefox updates itself automatically, why are you trying to update it manually?
[10:56] <nperry> chilli0: Have a look at the manufactors website, see if there is a bootable iso which will remap the bad sectors
[10:56] <meowbuntu> but i get this http://pastebin.com/d7925a6e4
[10:57] <meowbuntu> Aegil, i get this http://pastebin.com/d7925a6e4
[10:57] <nmvictor> CShadowRun: strange, the version i have installed is 3.0.5 which was shipped with jaunty, the tarbal version is 3.5.5?????
[10:57] <neil_d> I am running bind9.  I don't think it is flushing the journals correctly :( is there any way to force a flush?
[10:58] <CShadowRun> nmvictor: upgrade to karmic, it has 3.5.5
[10:58] <nperry> CShadowRun: Ubuntu firefox plugin disables automatic updates!
[10:58] <meowbuntu> Aegil, anyideas
[10:59] <CShadowRun> nperry: yea but apt still updates you providing you keep your OS up to date too :)
[10:59] <nmvictor> CShadowRun: That requires bandwith that i dont have at the moment, no idea about the usage returned by ./updater script?
[10:59] <nperry> CShadowRun: Ofcourse :)
[10:59] <crawler> any Xubuntu users who can help me set up a working VNC server?  i can connect, but get only a grey screen and X cursor.
[10:59] <CShadowRun> nmvictor: nope, sorry
[10:59] <newuser> Hello all - I have just installed Unbuntu Netbook remix through the wubi installer in Windows 7 - and I am loving it - but at start after choosing Ubuntu I get Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr for about a min then boots in fine
[10:59] <nmvictor> CShadowRun: np, thanks anyway
[10:59] <c0p3rn1c> syn-ack, here is the error after purge when I try to reinstall
[10:59] <khensthoth> meowbuntu: If you have followed the steps correctly, run update-grub. See if that helps.
[10:59] <chilli0> nperry, What did u say ? The other computer wacked out
[10:59] <CShadowRun> nmvictor: just that manually upgrading parts of the core os seems like a recipe for disaster when you actually do upgrade
[11:00] <Aegil> meowbuntu: have you edited 05_debian_theme to point to yoru image as in the tutorial?
[11:00] <crawler> in Ubuntu it's easy by using the Remote Desktop Preferences configurator...but not so straight forward in Xubuntu.
[11:00] <nperry> chilli0: What manufactor is the hard drive? Normally there is a "recovery iso" to fix bad sectors.
[11:00] <researcher11> Im trying to install remastersys using the command sudo apt-get install deb http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/repository karmic/ when I egt the error "E: Couldn't find package deb". Any HELP please?
[11:01] <chilli0> nperry, Haiatch or something
[11:01] <nperry> reactor: You need to add the deb line to /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:01] <researcher11> cant get this.Please explain
[11:01] <meowbuntu> Aegil,  yes i think its right
[11:02] <newuser> Has anyone had a problem with the wubi installer
[11:02] <meowbuntu> Aegil, just gives different output than in tutoral is all
[11:03] <crawler> researcher11: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and add the line: deb http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/repository karmic
[11:03] <nperry> chilli0: http://www.hitachigst.com/hdd/support/download.htm#DFT Download the CD Image, burn it onto a cd-r and boot the cd. Its a more indepth than fsck and should be able to remap the bad sectors. If this doesn't work then you have a dieing hddd
[11:03] <ardchoille> !gksudo | researcher1 , crawler
[11:03] <meowbuntu> Aegil, i'm going to reboot and see it grub splashscreen has changed.
[11:04] <researcher11> thanks crawler.Where do I add this line ? At the end ?
[11:04] <crawler> ardchoille: thanks for that
[11:04] <ardchoille> yw
[11:04] <Tina-> my lan on eeepc died :'( i booted winxp and that did not find it either, it is enabled in bios and i only have this eeepc  one and half week
[11:04] <nperry> crawler: Yes at the end :)
[11:04] <nperry> crawler: then sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get install packagename
[11:05] <whitman> Is Samba included on the LiveCD?
[11:05] <indus> whitman: no
[11:05] <whitman> Damn
[11:05] <chilli0> nperry,  If it is dieing ?
[11:05] <chilli0> Reinstall or the hdd is dead
[11:06] <theadmin> Hello everyone. I have quite an interesting problem, I want to install a program, it is supported on Ubuntu 8.04 and higher. They also have a repository, which I want to add... yet it is of "hardy multiverse" type. Will this work on Karmic?
[11:06] <Aegil> meowbuntu: its possible it didnt find your image when you run the command. It should be in either of the following locations /usr/share/images/desktop-base/
[11:06] <Aegil> /usr/share/images/grub/
[11:06] <nperry> chilli0: hdd will die, remapping the sectors will only be a temp fix 90% chance of it keep having bad sectors
[11:06] <indus> theadmin: mixing repos is not advised
[11:06] <khensthoth> theadmin: Depends. What app is it?
[11:06] <indus> theadmin: but it might work
[11:06] <ardchoille> theadmin: No, mixing release packages can cause you quite a bit of trouble
[11:07] <ghostlines> where is grub's menu.lst in ubuntu 9.10?
[11:07] <nperry> theadmin: It will work, but work with caution
[11:07] <Tina-> how i remove old unused kernels?
[11:07] <chilli0> nperry, k
[11:07] <Tina-> ghostlines: it not uses it
[11:07] <indus> !grub2 | nperry
[11:07] <indus> nperry: there is no menu.lst now
[11:07] <frogzoo> theadmin: best download the .deb - do NOT enable the repo
[11:07] <Tina-> ghostlines: use update-grub2
[11:07] <chilli0> nperry, Anyway , i might reinstall but how can i get all of my email data saved?
[11:07] <theadmin> frogzoo: Okay... but upgrading manually will be a meh.
[11:08] <nperry> indus: there is the /grub/boot/menu.cfg
[11:08] <frogzoo> theadmin: how it is
[11:08] <nperry> chilli0: Ubuntu one or usb stick
[11:08] <ardchoille> frogzoo: even downloading the deb may cause deps problems since it was intended for hardy
[11:08] <theadmin> frogzoo: Em, could you rephrase this?
[11:08] <indus> nperry: you have to edit /etc/defaul/grub now it seems but i dont know how
[11:08] <ghostlines> ohh k thanks
[11:08] <Orion777> is there a way to make the entries on the taskbar smaller?
[11:09] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[11:09] <nperry> indus: In theory, you should never write a grub menu file now
[11:09] <Tina-> ghostlines: update-grub is smart enough to make your list
[11:09] <nperry> indus: As its all automatic
[11:09] <Tina-> how i remove old unused kernels?
[11:09] <khensthoth> Tina-: search for old kernels in Synaptic and remove them. Linux-headers-somethingsomething and Linux-image-somethingsomething. Make sure you remove the right kernel number
[11:10] <chilli0> nperry, Ubuntu one
[11:10] <indus> Tina-: from synaptic search for the older ones
[11:10] <theadmin> Tina-: "sudo apt-get remove --purge kernelpackage". To see all them, "dpkg -l | grep "linux-image""
[11:10] <Tina-> ic , thought there was a automated thing for it
[11:10] <StaticPhilly> morning all
[11:11] <theadmin> Hi, StaticPhilly
[11:11] <StaticPhilly> does anyone know why after a fresh install of pureftp, i get "421 Unable to switch capabilities" when trying to start its daemon?
[11:11] <chilli0> How can i save all evolution data ? Including the passwords and all emails
[11:11] <trackerartist> hello..my network icon on the tray disappeared..second time happenin
[11:12] <newuser> morning
[11:12] <khensthoth> chilli0: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/12/03/how-to-backup-evolution/
[11:12] <trackerartist> soo..anyoen?
[11:12] <theadmin> !help | trackerartist
[11:12] <sunrider> i have a problem with network manager updating my /etc/resolv.conf every time
[11:12] <trackerartist> !!! important !!! tray icon change
[11:12] <trackerartist> okay
[11:12] <sunrider> even though i disabled networkmanager using update.rc-d
[11:13] <ardchoille> !patience | trackerartist
[11:13] <sunrider> or what its called, it still messess with my resolv.conf
[11:13] <theadmin> sunrider: uh, it is "NetworkManager", not "networkmanager", if that helps any.
[11:13] <sunrider> :o
[11:14] <nperry> StaticPhilly: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=272527 - Seems like your kernel is missing out on something. try running modprobe capability
[11:14] <Graloth|Work> how do i make a program run as root?
[11:14] <chilli0> Thanks KennethP
[11:14] <newuser> Hello all - I have just installed Unbuntu Netbook remix through the wubi installer in Windows 7 - and I am loving it - but at start after choosing Ubuntu I get Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr for about a min then boots in fine
[11:14] <sunrider> NetworkManager.dpkg-backup
[11:14] <chilli0> Thanks khensthoth
[11:14] <ardchoille> !sudo | Graloth|Work
[11:14] <sunrider> there is even more
[11:15] <StaticPhilly> sunrider: do you have the network-manager-applet install? (i think its a gnome app tho) this will let you setup the dns etc so it makes no dif to resolv.conf
[11:15] <StaticPhilly> nperry: thanks
[11:15] <Graloth|Work> ardchoille, how do i then launch the program as root from the terminal?
[11:15] <sunrider> staticphilly, i would much rather simply bypass that
[11:16] <ardchoille> Graloth|Work: if it's a command line app: sudo program_name_here
[11:16] <sunrider> staticphilly, what happens if i apt-get rmeove that thing
[11:16] <ardchoille> Graloth|Work: use gksudo if it's a gui app
[11:16] <Graloth|Work> its not, its an ftp program
[11:16] <Tina-> for an eeepc i need i386 kernel or the generic??
[11:16] <theadmin> Graloth|Work: Um, "sudo programname". If it's a graphical app, then "gksu progamname"
[11:16] <ardchoille> Graloth|Work: do NOT run ftp apps as root, that is dangerous
[11:16] <Tina-> dunno any more what wa&s the d"efault on UNR
[11:16] <sunrider> The following packages will be REMOVED: network-manager network-manager-gnome
[11:16] <sunrider> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: libdns50 python-urwid
[11:16] <sunrider> maybe i need those two
[11:16] <sunrider> libdns50 sounds crucial
[11:16] <Graloth|Work> ardchoille, i need to move files from my ftp server to a folder on my machine that i need root access to access
[11:17] <theadmin> sunride: Unlikely. If it says that nothing needs them, then it's true. It means no program uses them.
[11:17] <ardchoille> Graloth|Work: then ftp them as user and then copy them to the destination as root. running ftp app as root is a serious security hole
[11:17] <c0p3rn1c> I have troubles removing and reinstalling mysql-server
[11:17] <c0p3rn1c> can anyone help me ?
[11:17] <StaticPhilly> sunrider: just means you will not have the pretty icon and gui to set it up ;) you will have to find networkmanagers configuration files and setup its dns, thats the only way i can think of to stop it writing to /etc/resolv.conf unless you change the files permissions to read only, that might work but also might cause networkmanager to chuck errors
[11:18] <Graloth|Work> ardchoille, no idea how to move files as root, since im not running a program, just trying to access a folder
[11:18] <epinky> !nbr> Tina-
[11:18] <romildo> Hi.
[11:18] <theadmin> Graloth|Work: "sudo mv filename /path/to/directory"
[11:18] <romildo> Which command line should I use in order to build a backup of my root partition into a tar archive, so that it can be restored after some disk mantainance I will be doing?
[11:18] <ardchoille> !bash | Graloth|Work then you need to learn how to manipulate files via the command line;
[11:18] <Graloth|Work> its an entire dir
[11:18] <Graloth|Work> bah, ill just reinstall windows, much easier to do this there
[11:19] <crawler> any Xubuntu users who can help me set up a working VNC server?  i can connect, but get only a grey screen and X cursor.
[11:19] <ardchoille> yeah, a lot of things are easier on Windows.. viruses, trojans, worms, malware...
[11:19] <theadmin> crawler: Maybe ask on #xubuntu ?
[11:20] <Sacho> That's just silly, file manipulation is times easier in linux than in windows
[11:20] <newuser> am I in the right channel to ask about wubi installer on netbook remix
[11:20] <crawler> theadmin: i'm there for a while, it's completely dead :-)
[11:20] <theadmin> ardchoille: Well, don't mind n00bs, they all act like this.
[11:20] <StaticPhilly> crawler: i could be wrong (its been a while since i played with vnc) but i think you have to tell vnc to start xubuntu when the user connects, it starts startx by default
[11:20] <theadmin> newuser: Well, we might not know anything. But ask.
[11:20] <newuser> Hello all - I have just installed Unbuntu Netbook remix through the wubi installer in Windows 7 - and I am loving it - but at start after choosing Ubuntu I get Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr for about a min then boots in fine
[11:21] <DASPRiD> uh, someone knows if there is a ppa for thunderbird 3? :)
[11:21] <researcher11> can an AptonCD created  from 64 bit system be restored & its applications  run successfully  on 32 bit ? And is 32 bit to 64 bit also possible ?
[11:21] <theadmin> newuser: WUBI gives some strange errors while booting, if boots fine than don't mind it. It likes doing so, I think.
[11:21] <crawler> StaticPhilly: ok, i was playing around with the startup script for a bit, maybe i used the wrong command..
[11:21] <ardchoille> DASPRiD: hold on, I just blogged about tb3
[11:21] <DASPRiD> ardchoille, hehe
[11:22] <theadmin> researcher11: If packages are not architecture-dependent (most unlikely), then possible.
[11:22] <newuser> theadmin ok so just ignore it ?
[11:22] <nperry> newuser: According to this Try hd(0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr, the reason why that error message is there before it looks for the wubidir in the hard drive vendors partion (which holds some drivers i think)
[11:22] <ardchoille> DASPRiD:  http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Nzc4Mw
[11:22] <researcher11> How do I know if packages are architecture-dependent?
[11:22] <DASPRiD> ardchoille, thx
[11:22] <nperry> newuser: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=798283 Seems to solv the issue
[11:22] <ardchoille> yw
[11:22] <c0p3rn1c> oh I should use AUTOREMOVE
[11:22] <c0p3rn1c> why dident anyone tell me :(
[11:23] <theadmin> researcher11: Well, find em on packages.ubuntu.com and look at what architecture they're for.
[11:23] <researcher11> ok
[11:23] <DASPRiD> ardchoille, hm but there's not ppa for it yet, right?
[11:23] <ReggyLove> i just installed buntu 8.04 and need help fixing jettery video playback on youtube and sites like it, i use firefox and just installed adobe flash player 10 but it's still jettery
[11:23] <newuser> nperry: ok will have a look thanks
[11:23] <Gwince> c0p3rn1c: Use Autoremove.
[11:23] <Gwince> :)
[11:23] <tapas> is it possible to make this reminder about updates less aggressive?
[11:23] <c0p3rn1c> lol @ Gwince
[11:23] <tapas> it pops up at least once per session and steals my focus when i do something else
[11:23] <DASPRiD> ardchoille, ah well, there's the mozilla daily ppa
[11:24] <ardchoille> DASPRiD: You can search for a PPA here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[11:24] <tapas> a different icon in the tray -> ok
[11:24] <theadmin> tapas: Possible. PM me please, I'll send the command over
[11:24] <tapas> popping up and stealing focus is an absolute nono..
[11:24] <tapas> theadmin: why would you want to do that via PM?
[11:25] <theadmin> tapas: Well, whatever, just noisy here... Run this: "gconftool -s --type bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false"
[11:25] <ardchoille> DASPRiD: Looks like there are a lot of tb ppa's: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=thunderbird
[11:26] <tapas> theadmin: cool, thanks..
[11:26] <c0p3rn1c> why are there still config and init.d files from mysql after I tried to purge and autoremoved mysql-server
[11:26] <c0p3rn1c> can I safely remove them?
[11:26] <ardchoille> c0p3rn1c: you may still have something installed that needs those scripts
[11:27] <trackerartist> okay..
[11:27] <trackerartist> where is my ans???
[11:27] <trackerartist> been QUITE a while
[11:28] <DASPRiD> ardchoille, well i'll install it from the mozilla daily ppa
[11:28] <ardchoille> DASPRiD: Sounds like the best thing anyway
[11:28] <epinky> !resetpanel | trackerartist
[11:29] <c0p3rn1c> why does apt-get purge mysql-server try to start the mysql-server ?
[11:29] <DASPRiD> c0p3rn1c, apt-get remove --purge mysql-server, no?
[11:29] <DASPRiD> or aptitude purge mysql-server
[11:29] <c0p3rn1c> DASPRiD, ok thx
[11:30] <ardchoille> c0p3rn1c: you're going to need sudo for that
[11:30] <theadmin> em lol why do we need 4 FloodBots? Though this is offtopic, but still...
[11:30] <c0p3rn1c> ardchoille, I know
[11:30] <c0p3rn1c> now it tries to configure mysql-server
[11:30] <c0p3rn1c> wtf!
[11:30] <ardchoille> theadmin: good question for #ubuntu-bots
[11:30] <nperry> !floodbot | theadmin
[11:30] <Tina-> strange i rm old headers but they img's are still in /boot :s
[11:30] <c0p3rn1c> I want to remove :(
[11:30] <Tina-> via synaptic
[11:30] <nperry> I swear there was a factroid :)
[11:30] <scottandmonique> can someone run through a mysql setup and config
[11:30] <theadmin> Tina-: Run sudo apt-get autoremove
[11:31] <Tina-> ty
[11:31] <R1_> I have a quick question for anyone who knows. Is it possible to install more than one driver for a device, and deciding whether to use  either one through terminal ( using commands like rmmod and modprobe )
[11:31] <ardchoille> nperry: I could have sworn there was
[11:31] <trap2> Where can I get memory requirement for running compiz
[11:32] <meowbuntu> how can i run inxi comand in terminal
[11:32] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: have you tried inxi ?
[11:32] <Tina-> lol taht will remove linux-headers-2.6.31-16-generic , and that is the one i want ^^
[11:32] <Serpico> hi
[11:33] <theadmin> Tina: Uh, you removed wrong stuff then.
[11:33] <ardchoille> Tina-: then it sounds like you might have done something wrong in the recent remove
[11:33] <crawler> StaticPhilly: looks like i was using a bum server (tightvncserver).  installed x11vnc and all is well :-)
[11:33]  * Tina- goes check again
[11:33] <meowbuntu> ardchoille, used it all the time in linux mint. dont work in ubuntu where do i get it
[11:33] <c0p3rn1c> can anyone tell me why sudo apt-get remove --purge mysql-server tries to configure the mysql-server password??
[11:33] <ardchoille> !info inxi
[11:34] <florian> good morning
[11:34] <meowbuntu> ardchoille, y is that
[11:34] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: you may have to compile, it doesn't seem to be in the repos
[11:34] <coz_> c0p3rn1c,  try sudo apt-get autoremove
[11:34] <c0p3rn1c> i'm starting to think that the ubuntu packaging system isn't that fail safe
[11:34] <meowbuntu> y it was one of the most basic tools for linux
[11:34] <c0p3rn1c> coz_, sudo apt-get autoremove --purge ?
[11:34] <R1_> I have a quick question for anyone who knows. Is it possible to install more than one driver for a device, and deciding whether to use  either one through terminal ( using commands like rmmod and modprobe )
[11:34] <epinky> scottandmonique: "sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-common mysql-client" , follow the after-install steps
[11:34] <meowbuntu> even feudora uses inxi
[11:34] <coz_> c0p3rn1c,   no just autoremove
[11:35] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: what does inxi do? There may be another tool for the purpose in ubuntu
[11:35] <meowbuntu> ubuntu 9.04 had it
[11:35]  * ardchoille is thinking that feudora is an even better name
[11:35] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: no it doesn't,
[11:35] <meowbuntu> well ubuntu does have it
[11:35] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: I'm on 9.04 and it isn't in the repos
[11:36] <meowbuntu> inxi displayes os
[11:36] <coz_> http://www.webupd8.org/2009/11/shell-system-information-tool-for-linux.html
[11:36] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: can you describe it a bit better?
[11:36] <meowbuntu> inxi -S displayes system specific info
[11:36] <ardchoille> ah, ok
[11:36] <coz_> meowbuntu,   you can also try  dmidecode  I think it shows similar info
[11:36] <meowbuntu> inxi -A displayes audio info
[11:36] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: something like conky or gkRELLm?
[11:37]  * c0p3rn1c bbl lunch
[11:37] <nic3> is there any chan nel for xinerama?
[11:38] <meowbuntu> ardchoille, conky no not that. conky is a application displaying info on desktop. crunchbang os uses it bu default
[11:38] <meowbuntu> inci is a terminal command
[11:38] <DJones> meowbuntu: You could look at hwinfo in ubuntu, that might be a similar tool
[11:38] <coz_> meowbuntu,   as i said    dmidecode does similar things and I believe it is default
[11:38] <DJones> !info hwinfo
[11:39] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: I see this one in the repos for 9.04:  osdsh - Overlays your screen with various system information
[11:39] <coz_> meowbuntu,  and you dont need a script to run dmidecode
[11:39] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: There's also sysinfo
[11:40] <Sacho> inxi seems to be just a script?
[11:40] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: apt-cache search system | grep information
[11:40] <meowbuntu> ardchoille, . no not that
[11:40] <nic3> is there any chan nel for xinerama?
[11:40] <nic3> what is channel name for x?
[11:40] <iceroot> nic3: #xorg i guess
[11:41] <Sacho> meowbuntu: why not just do what their site says? download it and use it
[11:41] <Sacho> quote: cd /usr/local/bin && wget -Nc smxi.org/inxi && chmod +x inxi && inxi
[11:42] <ardchoille> Sacho: that won't work
[11:42] <Sacho> ardchoille: why not?
[11:42] <coz_> meowbuntu,  although looking at some inxi info it seems a bit more concise info   but I will have to play with this
[11:43] <Sacho> oh you mean privileges? :P
[11:43] <ardchoille> Sacho: because you don't have permission to write to /usr/local/bin. And, you should never use wget as root (sudo)
[11:43] <Sacho> ardchoille: I was only copying from their site
[11:43] <meowbuntu> coz_, inxi is v=basic simple and should be avaialable in ubuntu
[11:43] <Sacho> obviously can be adjusted ^^
[11:43] <ardchoille> Sacho: then their site is giving bad advice
[11:44] <coz_> meowbuntu,   maybe so  but apparenlty  dmidecode has replace it at least in the repository
[11:44] <Sacho> meowbuntu: it seems to work fine for me :) it even has a deb package...
[11:44] <coz_> meowbuntu,    http://code.google.com/p/inxi/w/list
[11:45] <Tina-> i dont need linux-source do i? if i dont intend to build my own kernel
[11:45] <strywgr> anyone knows about a good file sharing webserver program?
[11:45] <meowbuntu> guys search for inxi on this page http://www.linuxmint.com/rel_gloria_whatsnew.php that will tell you what inxi is. then you can tell me the ubuntu app that does same.
[11:46] <Tina-> strywgr: what must it do?
[11:46] <turbanoff> win+m in ubuntu 9.10.
[11:46] <Tina-> strywgr: ssh (sftp) is best
[11:46] <turbanoff> go to negative screen
[11:46] <strywgr> aright
[11:47] <Tina-> strywgr: i share my music across boxes with upnp via rhythmboc and xbmc
[11:47] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: conky can do that, it can display anything you tell it to
[11:47] <Sacho> meowbuntu: inxi seems to do the same. you can download and chmod it on your pc. it takes less than 10 seconds
[11:47] <meowbuntu> inxi intergrates with irc clients to display quick info to
[11:47] <meowbuntu> ari dont need or want conky
[11:47] <meowbuntu> ^ ardchoille
[11:47] <strywgr> i need to share a lot of things and need people to upload things at my system at the same time.
[11:48] <nomic1> can anyone tell me what I can use on ubuntu to create a windows compatible zip file?
[11:48] <doctor> Hi
[11:48] <coz_> meowbuntu,   true that inxi is workable on irc as far as I can tell
[11:48] <Tina-> quassel ftw :p
[11:48] <strywgr> i was finding something like 'easy file sharing webserver' which is only for windows
[11:48] <meowbuntu> Sacho, ok i can get it from that page ok
[11:48] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: http://lh6.ggpht.com/_ThiU34JN_2E/SwCYEaDwrcI/AAAAAAAAB7M/LelitiCqYtA/s800/scr-Conky.png
[11:48] <coz_> meowbuntu,  dmidecode is for your info  alone
[11:48] <doctor> I am using the dump command  in terminal how dose one use the restore thanks
[11:48] <epinky> nomic1: gzip or gunzip?
[11:48] <meowbuntu> coz_, yes linux mint uses it it saves time with pastebin
[11:48] <nic3> i connected two monitors using xrandr, i am able to see only one at a time, any idea what i am doing wrong?
[11:49] <nomic1> ok ty. epinky
[11:49] <frogzoo1> man dump
[11:49] <meowbuntu> inxi makes helping ppl and getting help easier
[11:49] <ece> &join #latex
[11:49] <ece> sorry
[11:49] <coz_> meowbuntu,  yeah I understand  and I think that would be the main difference between inxi and dmidecode  although pastbinit  is avialable also for pastebining something
[11:50] <ardchoille> pastebinit is awesome
[11:50] <meowbuntu> sorry guys i am lost wheree can i get download for inxi in ubuntu
[11:50] <trackerartist> thanks epinky IT works!
[11:50] <doctor> sudo dump -0uf /dev/sdb1 /
[11:50] <coz_> meowbuntu,   although Linux mint is defining it as a "new" app  instead of an older one:)
[11:50] <epinky> !yay | trackerartist
[11:50] <doctor> trying to use the restore command
[11:51] <meowbuntu> coz_, new app for mint
[11:51] <trackerartist> epinky, thanks..its fun talkin a bot
[11:51] <coz_> meowbuntu,  ok  that makes sense :)
[11:51] <doctor> the book saids to use the cd / in terminal to find the external hard drive where the backup is stored but  icn not find it
[11:51] <epinky> trackerartist: you're welcome  :)
[11:51] <meowbuntu> i cant swwm to find inxi for ubuntu though
[11:51] <coz_> meowbuntu,   I use dmidecode often... the output is rendered differently in terminal from inxi  but I believe you get the same information
[11:52] <Sacho> it's a bash script. :( Why does it need an ubuntu package?
[11:52] <meowbuntu> inxi is the best app
[11:53] <doctor> cd /xxx
[11:53] <ardchoille> Sacho: you have a url for inxi?
[11:53] <coz_> meowbuntu,  inxi is also implimented by default on kde  with quassel irc
[11:53] <Sacho> ardchoille: it's on their site, smxi.org, with instructions and such to install
[11:54] <ardchoille> Sacho: Ah, thanks
[11:54] <doctor> Using chat for the first time cannot scroll down to the next line return key keeps on sending message before i finish
[11:54] <Sacho> ardchoille: http://smxi.org/site/install.htm#inxi
[11:54] <meowbuntu> dont like kubuntu
[11:54] <doctor> :-(
[11:54] <doctor> :-(
[11:54] <doctor> :-(
[11:55] <ardchoille> hehe, their site looks like irssi ui
[11:55] <meowbuntu> doctor try shift+return
[11:55] <ubuntu> hello
[11:56] <meowbuntu> ok dddd
[11:56] <ubuntu> it seems no body want to chat here?
[11:56] <meowbuntu> ubuntu this is not a chat site
[11:56] <epinky> !hi | ubuntu
[11:56] <yangxiaobo> hello
[11:56] <coz_> ubuntu,   there is an offtopic chanel I believe
[11:56] <rob_p> ubuntu: That's because it's a support channel.  There are many other channels available for idle chat.
[11:57] <ubuntu> what are the most people doing here?
[11:57] <meowbuntu> ubuntu, its a help chanel. where you get or give help
[11:57] <coz_> ubottu,  this is an official support channel for ubuntu ,,, as mentioned
[11:57] <rob_p> ubuntu: some are here to get answers to questions, others are here to provide them...
[11:57] <epinky> !ontopic | ubuntu
[11:58] <miansc> whats a good program to minter cpu temprature?
[11:58] <tmorphius> anyone know why my Trust SpaceCam 120 wont work on karmic, according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams < that it should on skype, and it worked on intrepid..
[11:58] <eggy_> How do I find the UID string for a device to e used for /etc/fstab?
[11:58] <meowbuntu> !hi | ubuntu this is what everyone is doing
[11:59] <epinky> eggy_: blkid ?
[11:59] <coz_> tmorphius,   lm-sensors maybe
[11:59] <meowbuntu> i miss inxi application i want it for ubuntu
[11:59] <julio> good morning ppl
[12:00] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: There are instructions on their site for installing inxi. follow the directions and install it
[12:00] <julio> how can i configure my wifi button to work corrrectly?
[12:00] <pyro__> i'm trying to install a second nic card on my server.  is there a command that will let modprobe scan my system for devices and just give the driver to install or do I have to do look up the module name in google?
[12:00] <eggy_> epinky: yes, thank you. However, when I run it on my removable hard drive (FAT formatted), it doesn't print anything (blkid /dev/sdc1)
[12:00] <julio> i'm on a HP 550 notebook and noticed that it doesn't work
[12:01] <pyro__> hp....well there's your problem?
[12:01] <epinky> eggy_: just type "sudo blkid"
[12:01] <frogzoo1> pyro__: typically the kernel will pick it up itself & you only need update /etc/network/interfaces
[12:01] <eggy_> epinky: ah, of course. I would have expected it to print an error message of some kind, heh
[12:02] <meowbuntu> ardchoille, what website that
[12:02] <eggy_> epinky: thanks man. So when the device now moves from sdc1 to sdb1 on a reboot, the UID will keep referring to that partition in my fstab?
[12:02] <sunrider> is xubuntu more fun
[12:02] <ardchoille> meowbuntu: http://smxi.org/site/install.htm
[12:02] <Krambiorix> hi guys, when i for example do gstreamer-properties in a terminal, it says: Cannot open display:
[12:03] <Ranakah> hi.. anybody know how to open .zup file in ubuntu?
[12:03] <pyro__> frogzoo1: so, it should be as easy as adding eth1 do interfaces?
[12:03] <epinky> eggy_: if it's a removable drive, we can't assure that, but in most cases yes
[12:03] <ardchoille> Ranakah: unzip file.zip
[12:03] <frogzoo1> pyro__: could well be
[12:03] <eggy_> epinky: ok, thanks for the help :)
[12:03] <Ranakah> ardchoille it's not a zip file.. it's zup file
[12:03] <epinky> eggy_: you're welcome :)
[12:03] <ardchoille> Ranakah: never heard of a .zup file
[12:04] <ardchoille> Ranakah: sounds like a typo in the filename
[12:04] <Ranakah> ardchoille i know :D me too
[12:04] <ardchoille> Ranakah: file filename.zup
[12:04] <ardchoille> I'll bet it's a zip file
[12:04] <Ranakah> file ec_patch_80-103.zup
[12:04] <Ranakah> ec_patch_80-103.zup: data
[12:04] <ardchoille> I stand corrected
[12:05] <Ranakah> it's a patch for jade dynasty.. and i can't play game without patch
[12:05] <ardchoille> ah
[12:05] <pyro__> frogzoo1: I added eth1 to the interface file but it's still not showing up in ifconfig
[12:05] <pyro__> what do I need to restart?
[12:06] <frogzoo1> pyro__: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[12:07] <geirha> Ranakah: Is there no accompanying readme.txt or similar?
[12:07] <Ranakah> no :(
[12:08] <coz_> hey guys.. this isnew   getting  : python2.6-minimal: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2  after trying to install gawk
[12:08] <Krambiorix> guys, i get this when i try to open gedit from command line : Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[12:09] <Ranakah> Krambiorix just ignore it
[12:09] <miansc> why isnt any of my swap being used
[12:09] <miansc> its all my ram
[12:09] <Listerthrawn> miansc: You want your swap to be used?
[12:10] <Krambiorix> Ranakah : i need to open gedit from there
[12:10] <Krambiorix> so it doesn't work
[12:10] <Ranakah> hm..
[12:10] <miansc> isnt that what its used for?
[12:11] <pyro__> got it, thanks a lot
[12:11] <pyro__> I thought I was going to have to modprobe something :x
[12:11] <pyro__> modprobe -vF frogzoo1
[12:11] <Listerthrawn> miansc: You should only be using swap if you're ran out of physical memory
[12:12] <Listerthrawn> miansc: Linux doesn't swap as a matter of course like Windows does.
[12:12] <costas> im running ubuntu 9.10 + photoshop cs4 portable with wine.... does anyone knows why i cant save in interface of photoshop the UI text size ?
[12:12] <Balsaq> can i erase all my internet web viewing history, cache and every thing else associated with that in ubuntu?
[12:13] <Balsaq> or is it actually stored somewhere....
[12:13] <Listerthrawn> miansc: open up loads of firefox windows until you're out of memory and then watch the swap usage increase
[12:13] <miansc> ahh ok
[12:13] <miansc> it will never get to swap stage :P
[12:13] <Listerthrawn> if you're lucky it wont
[12:13] <alankila> in fact, Linux will swap a bit even though you wouldn't normally be running out of RAM.
[12:13] <Balsaq> :()
[12:14] <miansc> alankilla thats a good thing yeah?
[12:14] <indus> can i install a game with a patch or i need the cds for it
[12:14] <indus> i have the data files
[12:14] <alankila> But it's just a bit... memory pressure is generally solved by freeing pages, and there's a likelihood of some sort that the problem is solved by pushing anonymous memory to wswap
[12:14] <costas> im running ubuntu 9.10 + photoshop cs4 portable with wine.... does anyone knows why i cant save in interface of photoshop the UI text size ?
[12:14] <Krambiorix> nobody had this problem before????
[12:14] <DASPRiD> Krambiorix, no!!!!
[12:15] <ubuntukurdi> hola
[12:15] <Listerthrawn> Swap: 11888060k total,        0k used, 11888060k free,  2899900k cached
[12:15] <alankila> so if you for instance copy a large amount of files, you'll generally find a bit of memory landing into swap. That is because file copies cause memory pressure, and Linux tries to optimize this by freeing as much memory as possible for the copy.
[12:15] <Balsaq> hola ketal
[12:15] <Krambiorix> damn
[12:15] <ubuntukurdi> anyone here, who can help me to find out my problem ? :)
[12:15] <Krambiorix> what a community
[12:15] <ubuntukurdi> i could try to tell about my ubuntu-probs in 4 different language :(
[12:16] <miansc> ok cool
[12:16] <DASPRiD> what a questionier
[12:16] <bibekp> Krambiorix, what is your problem?
[12:16] <sponzor> will this work? http://pastebin.com/m8365263
[12:16] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi only you will know what your problem truly is...
[12:16] <Krambiorix> bibekp: Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[12:16] <ubuntukurdi> hehe balsaq but i have no idea what the problem is
[12:16] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi please state your problem
[12:16] <bibekp> Krambiorix, what triggered this?
[12:16] <ubuntukurdi> my xserver seems like to act autonom
[12:17] <bibekp> Krambiorix, give more details
[12:17] <geirha> Krambiorix: Are you trying to run it from a virtual terminal (ctrl+alt+f1-6)?
[12:17] <Krambiorix> bibekp : try to run gedit in terminal
[12:17] <ubuntukurdi> when i'm using firefox f.e. after 10-20 minutes i get a blackscreen
[12:17] <miansc> i opened 120 firefoxes lol
[12:17] <snoopy> test
[12:17] <ubuntukurdi> than my xserver restarts again and i find myself at the gdm login
[12:17] <Krambiorix> no just local , i opened a terminal window
[12:17] <Krambiorix> geirha : no
[12:17] <Listerthrawn> sponzor:  Should do.  I personally wouldn't run a Database on RAID 5 though
[12:17] <ubuntukurdi> i tried to reconfigute xserver... but nothing happend
[12:18] <geirha> Krambiorix: does: ''echo "$DISPLAY"'' output anything?
[12:18] <bibekp> Krambiorix, as a normal user or via sudo ?
[12:18] <mcphail> Krambiorix: have you switched user or used sudo?
[12:18] <ubuntukurdi> i have the same problems also, when i'm using java programs (like jdownloader f.e.)
[12:18] <Krambiorix> geirha , bibekp : i set DISPLAY now to :0.0  but before it wasn't set
[12:18] <Krambiorix> mcphail : su -
[12:18] <mot1> Afternoon folks, I was wondering if anyone knew of an open source VPN client that will support a random number generator access token (like the RSA token) for Ubuntu? I've looked into OpenVPN but this doesn't seem to be a feature. Thanks in Advance
[12:19] <Younder> 0.0 is just default screen
[12:19] <bibekp> Krambiorix, so it is solved or what?
[12:19] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi i hate that when that happens...
[12:19] <geirha> !root | Krambiorix
[12:19] <mcphail> Krambiorix: as root, you'd need to set DISPLAY as above. Use gksudo instead
[12:19] <Younder> The one hooked up to your computer
[12:19] <sponzor> Listerthrawn: where should i run it?
[12:19] <geirha> Krambiorix: We don't support that
[12:19] <ubuntukurdi> yeah balsaq me too.. but do you have any idea, what the problem is?
[12:19] <Krambiorix> ow
[12:20] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi when i find myself in that situation i re-install my OS
[12:20] <geirha> Krambiorix: If you need a root-shell, use sudo -i
[12:20] <ubuntukurdi> i mean i tried to reconfigutre the xserver... shut down the gdm and typed "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org" but nothing happend
[12:20] <Younder> ubotto is right, root password litteraly isn't set.
[12:20] <ubuntukurdi> balsaq dude, i reinstalled my OS
[12:20] <ubuntukurdi> and have this problems
[12:20] <epinky> mot1: google for openswan, however I think OpenVPN can do the work
[12:20] <mcphail> Krambiorix: for anything graphical use gksudo rather than sudo
[12:21] <Younder> instead it has a administration group, like windows
[12:21] <Krambiorix> geirha : mcphail, bibekp : gksudo gives me : (gksudo:17548): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[12:21] <ubuntukurdi> i have first 9.04... everything was fine... than i updated to 9.10 everything was terrible... so i thought i should install it new... now i installed it new and its still terrible -_-
[12:21] <mcphail> Krambiorix: yes, but are you using gksudo as a normal user or as root?
[12:21] <ubuntukurdi> anyone who can give me a hint`
[12:21] <paissad-hp> hi all
[12:22] <ubuntukurdi> its really sucks -_-
[12:22] <bibekp> Krambiorix, your details are very confusing. you couldnt su and run gedit. so you set display to 0:0 and the you could run. now again you get the error with gksudo ?
[12:22] <bibekp> Krambiorix, am i right?
[12:22] <paissad-hp> what's the equivalent of  apt-get build-dep packagename for aptitude ?
[12:22] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi...yes many have complained when they went to 910-try re-instaling 904 as i said
[12:22] <epinky> Krambiorix: "sudo xhost +"  then retry
[12:22] <paissad-hp> and for apt-get -b source packagename ?
[12:22] <Krambiorix> mcphail : as a normal user
[12:22] <mot1> epinky, Thanks man, I'll check it out.
[12:22] <Younder> ubuntukurdi, well what 'sucks'
[12:22] <ubuntukurdi> balsaq, mate, i reinstalled it... i mean first distro-update
[12:22] <ubuntukurdi> from 9.04 to 9.10
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> i had many problems
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> so i decided to install 9.10 completly new
[12:23] <Krambiorix> bibekp : i su and tried to run gedit . I got an error and i set my display to 0:0 BUT it still doesn't work
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> i did it, but now i have the xserver probs
[12:23] <Younder> you already said that
[12:23] <bibekp> Krambiorix, how did you set display to 0:0 ?
[12:23] <i_is_broke> ubuntukurdi, reinstall 9.04
[12:23] <Krambiorix> epinky : xhost:  unable to open display ""
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> i am not sure, if the problems will be solved, when i reinstall 9.10 again
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> oh that you mean
[12:23] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi i prefer 904, i have had no issues with that one, others on here have complained of the 910
[12:23] <c0p3rn1c> did I fail ubuntu or did ubuntu fail me :(
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> i should reinstall 904
[12:23] <Krambiorix> bibekp : DISPLAY=0:0
[12:23] <ubuntukurdi> okay thx guys
[12:24] <bibekp> Krambiorix, by entering that into the terminal ?
[12:24] <Krambiorix> bibekp: as root
[12:24] <ubuntukurdi> than i should better wait til 10.04 and use til then 904
[12:24] <Krambiorix> bibekp : yes
[12:24] <c0p3rn1c> pff can't install mysql-server anymore, keep getting error's, tried everything
[12:24] <ubuntukurdi> its probably the best idea
[12:24] <bibekp> Krambiorix, why did you do that
[12:24] <epinky> Krambiorix: are you on a ssh session?
[12:24] <i_is_broke> ubuntukurdi, 10.4 should be more stable as its going to be a lts
[12:24] <Younder> c0p3rn1c, you should be using a postgresql server anyhow
[12:24] <miansc> ubuntu is for the win <3
[12:24] <ubuntukurdi> muchas gracias compernos :) thx to you all :) zor spass hevalno :) tesekürrler arkadaslar :) vielen dank freunde :D
[12:24] <ReggyLove> i just installed buntu 8.04 and need help fixing jettery video playback on youtube and sites like it, i use firefox and just installed adobe flash player 10 but it's still jettery. the laptop is a HP nx9420 with a centrino 2GHz cpu and 3Gb RAM and an ati x1600 gpu.
[12:24] <SmokeyD> hey people. I want to report a bug in launchpad about the logout screen which is shown with ctrl-alt-del not showing a logout option, only restart,shutdown,hibernate,suspend. But to which package should I file it? gnome-desktop?
[12:24] <Krambiorix> bibekp : cause i'm trying to solve my problem
[12:25] <Balsaq> ubuntukurdi when you have an awesome 904 keep it, watch and listen to what people on here say...before you move up to the next edition
[12:25] <bibekp> Krambiorix, i think the correct thing to do is to export the variable "DISPLAY=LOCALHOST:0.0"
[12:25] <Krambiorix> epinky : no , local in a terminal window
[12:25] <bibekp> Krambiorix, please dont give stupid answers
[12:25] <c0p3rn1c> Younder, if it as up to me yes!
[12:25] <ubuntukurdi> balsaq, ok mate :)
[12:25] <bibekp> Krambiorix, i wanted to know where did you get that from, entering display = 0:0 in the terminal
[12:25] <ubuntukurdi> thx for the tip
[12:25] <Krambiorix> bibekp : i read it on a website
[12:25] <Younder> c0p3rn1c, yes, it's your ass
[12:25] <mcphail> Krambiorix: if you shut the terminal and reopen then type "gedit" what happens?
[12:25] <ubuntukurdi> now i'm gonna to reinstall 904 again :)
[12:25] <ubuntukurdi> cu all later mates
[12:26] <Listerthrawn> sponzor: RAID 1+0 would be better for DB, but it depends how much space you require
[12:26] <Krambiorix> damn it works!!!
[12:26] <Balsaq> ReggyLove...i had an issue like that, i had to install an nvidia driver to fix it
[12:26] <Krambiorix> mcphail : yes now it works
[12:27] <Krambiorix> bibekp : i think the export did it
[12:27] <mcphail> Krambiorix: best to keep things simple!
[12:27] <bibekp> Krambiorix, yes, it should
[12:27] <Krambiorix> so will this DISPLAY variable stay set like this?
[12:27] <mcphail> Krambiorix: the "export" should have been forgotten when the terminal closed
[12:27] <anakinwy> hi, this is my first time here
[12:27] <miansc> whats a good ide for visual basic / java / cpp?
[12:28] <bibekp> Krambiorix, when you are free, please read this: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[12:28] <epinky> !hi | anakinwy
[12:28] <i_is_broke> !hi | anakinwy
[12:28] <i_is_broke> lol
[12:28] <Krambiorix> bibekp: will do thx
[12:28] <anakinwy> i am having a lot of trouble with karmic koala on my laptop
[12:28] <mcphail> Krambiorix: what is the current output of "echo $DISPLAY"?
[12:29] <i_is_broke> !ask | anakinwy
[12:29] <Krambiorix> mcphail: 0.0
[12:29] <Krambiorix> mcphail: :0.0
[12:29] <Krambiorix> so with a :
[12:29] <anakinwy> i wanted to ask why the install cd doesn't run properly when acpi =off and noapci is not set in 9.10
[12:30] <mcphail> Krambiorix: and does "gksudo gedit" work now?
[12:30] <anakinwy> it is not an issue in 8.04
[12:30] <Krambiorix> mcphail: yes
[12:30] <Krambiorix> can i make this permanent?
[12:31] <mcphail> Krambiorix: then you are golden! Try to avoid using "su" in future
[12:31] <Krambiorix> will do
[12:31] <Krambiorix> mcphail: this DISPLAY variable will be set like this in the future?
[12:31] <zizo> Hi all, i need to fix my wireless speed at 5.5Mb/s. How can i do this?
[12:31] <tvw> from windows I want to psftp to my ubuntu 9.10 machine. ssh and scp works, but with sftp it says: unable to initialise SFTP: could not connect. before upgrading to 9.10 it worked.
[12:32] <mcphail> Krambiorix: you shouldn't need to do anything else. If you genuinely need to use "export DISPLAY=whatever" each time then you can add it to ~/.bashrc but you really shouldn't need to
[12:32] <Krambiorix> okay thanks guys!!
[12:32] <ReggyLove> Balsaq: you also have a Radeon Mobility X1600 gpu ?
[12:32] <bdfoster> heyoh
[12:34] <Listerthrawn> I use a laptop via WiFi and store all my files on a file server.  What's the best method for accessing this data?  I've tried SMB and sshfs but neither seem to quite do what I want.  Is NFS still an option these days or is it old hat now?
[12:35] <zizo> Hi all, i need to fix wireless's speed at 5.5Mb/s. How can i do this?
[12:35] <Balsaq> ReggyLove as i stated mine ws nvidia, however i think you may have a driver issue...you may need a different driver for you ati
[12:35] <Listerthrawn> zizo:  Not sure you can if you're using NetworkManager, but you can with iwconfig if you manually configure your NIC.
[12:36] <mcphail> Listerthrawn: what do you want to do which is impossible with the other methods?
[12:36] <epinky> zizo: 5.5 MB? maybe you can use 11b standard to get 11Mbps, an alternative is to use some Queue Discipline
[12:36] <bdfoster> BooEM welcome from croatia!
[12:36] <Balsaq> ReggyLove i have seen articles about ati radeon in ubuntu forum, you may contact ati and ask them which driver is best
[12:36] <bibekp> Krambiorix, one piece of suggestion
[12:36] <ReggyLove> Balsaq: i have installed the proprietary ATI drivers ubuntu sugested
[12:37] <zizo> epinky: doesn't matter 5.5 or 11 or what you want, is there a way without making a script?
[12:37] <Listerthrawn> mcphail:  Not impossible, but just awkward.  Like with ssh not every app supports the path format (I use the Places Menu to map it) So I end up copying the data to my desktop and running it from there and copying it back.
[12:37] <Krambiorix> sure bibekp
[12:37] <Balsaq> ReggyLove when i installed the nvidia driver, i had to remove it and then ubuntu took over and recomfigured for the best driver from the ubuntu database
[12:37] <bibekp> Krambiorix, it might be better to use terminal text editors. eg: vim, emacs, nano, pico etc. for works that need to be done on the terminal
[12:37] <bibekp> mcphail, ^^^ what do you say ?
[12:37] <Azeotrope> Suddenly, my sound got crazy.. has a noise, reverd or syntetized effect. I restarted alsa-utils but still the same
[12:37] <paissad-hp> what's the equivalent of apt-get -b source packagename for aptitude ?
[12:37] <zizo> Listerthrawn: it was wicd that allow scripts after connection?
[12:37] <Krambiorix> :D
[12:38] <Younder> seriously postgresql has given me only plesant experiences.
[12:38] <Listerthrawn> zizo:- if Wicd allows post connect scripts then man iwconfig.  I'm sure you can set it.
[12:39] <Balsaq> ReggyLove it was interesting, the nvidia driver (mine) only did better in the full screen mode, the one ubuntu configured for me was better over all though...not what i expected
[12:39] <Younder> no config problems, no db problems. When push comes to shove it always comes out in flying colors
[12:39] <Younder> there is always a way to do it :)
[12:40] <Younder> documentation is excellent
[12:40] <epinky> zizo: could you explain more about what you're trying to do, and why doesn't matter 5.5 or 11? do you have lower throughput?
[12:40] <magmarules> guys anyone knows of an application for user interface design prototyping for web forms? I was thinking of using "Dia" but cant find sheets with form elements
[12:41] <Krambiorix> actually i wanted to make my webcam work with flash and i bounced into that cannot open display error
[12:41] <Younder> magmarules, propriatary or opensource
[12:41] <Krambiorix> but now it still doesn't work
[12:41] <Azeotrope> Ubuntu bugs!
[12:41] <magmarules> Younder, dont care, as long as its free =P
[12:41] <mcphail> Listerthrawn: i don't think NFS is old-hat by any means, but i suppose it depends on the operating systems on your network
[12:42] <Younder> magmarules, well for money you can't beat dreamweaver
[12:42] <zizo> epinky: ok, i'll tell the truth :) i need to set my wireless @ 1Mb/s (not 2, 5.5 or 11... i need 1), so i use iwconfig wlan0 rate 1M. Can i set net manager to do it automatically?
[12:42] <Younder> magmarules, there are several good python utillities which are free
[12:42] <magmarules> Younder, yeah i guess. But im happy with just designing it. No html generation is required for now =P
[12:42] <paissad-hp> what's the equivalent of apt-get -b source packagename for aptitude ?
[12:43] <magmarules> Younder, can you point me to one plz?
[12:43] <Younder> magmarules, one moment
[12:44] <epinky> zizo: If I were you, I'd set all my custom commands(rate selection included) on /etc/rc.local
[12:44] <Younder> magmarules, ok http://www.djangoproject.com
[12:45] <c0p3rn1c> is there maybe a command to reinstall all the packages I removed today?
[12:45] <indus> Younder: django is  a web application framework, you sure he is looking for this?
[12:46] <magmarules> Younder,  unn i dont think you understood my goal =). But ty anyway i think that instead of wasting time searching for a design tool i will just build my html form by and and prototype it like that =P
[12:46] <zizo> epinky: i can't do this, because it is a usb device and it isn't plugged in all the time, so wlan0 doesn't exists when script starts at boot
[12:46] <Serpico> i have a problem with kde my plasma-desktop don't charge.Can i do?
[12:46] <bdfoster> !kde
[12:47] <Younder> magmarules, what I use is probaly primitive. I use emacs and a nxml mode. And I use a common lisp server called hunchentoot
[12:47] <mcphail> zizo: if you add an interface to /etc/network/interfaces it will override any management from Networkmanager. I'm not sure how it copes with hotplugging usb devices.
[12:48] <sponzor> ok i m installing ubuntu server, but i have problems with partition.. i want to do this.. http://pastebin.com/m8365263 but it is text mode install so i dont really know what to do :P is there any howto for advenced partition?
[12:48] <Younder> magmarules, but if you don't know common lisp it is probaly more trouble than it's worth
[12:50] <daasdingo> hey guys, does anyone by chance know how to limit wget's output to just the progress bar? Cant find any way to do this
[12:50] <sarthorks> My laptop keeps shutting down at boot (and i hear the hard-disk spinning noise just before that - at the splash screen). It will boot properly after a few attempts. I've done Memtest86 and smart-montools, and there's been no problem with any of them. What could be going wrong?
[12:50] <tvw> ok, I found out it seems to be a bug in psftp and pscp. with the dev snapshots I do not have any problems.
[12:53] <epinky> sponzor: ask on #ubuntu-server channel
[12:53] <sponzor> tnx
[12:54] <ReggyLove> Removing swfdec fixed the youtube jitter it was used instead of adobe flash plugin
[12:55] <ct529> hi! not long ago we discussed an approach to upgrading on a small network where you use one  computer to store all the deb files at update time and all the other computers on the network update from that computer rather than off the internet
[12:55] <ct529> does anyone rememebr the links which were mentioned?
[12:55] <braulio> hi guys, I tried to restore my grub after Windows replace it and now it's not booting. I have to boot my linux using grub' shell command. How can I solve this?
[12:56] <sarthorks> My laptop keeps shutting down at boot (and i hear the hard-disk spinning noise just before that - at the splash screen). It will boot properly after a few attempts. I've done Memtest86 and smart-montools, and there's been no problem with any of them. What could be going wrong?
[12:57] <indus> sarthorks: over heating
[12:57] <indus> sarthorks: check dmesg
[12:57] <sarthorks> indus: how do confirm it is overheating?
[12:58] <indus> sarthorks: in the kernel.logs
[12:58] <Younder> anyone here use stumpwm?
[12:58] <indus> sarthorks: or dmesg logs somewhere
[12:58] <sarthorks> indus: im not very familiar with all this. can you tell you exactly what to do?
[12:59] <indus> sarthorks: hmm could you start the laptop ? then you can go to system>admin>log file viewer and check the dmesg for any messages
[12:59] <sarthorks> indus: im on my laptop only. i'll do that right now.
[13:00] <indus> sarthorks: ya check the dmesg.log look for line critical temperature reached
[13:00] <indus> sarthorks: or any other it might say whats happening
[13:01] <indus> sarthorks: does it shutdown when its running?
[13:01] <sarthorks> indus: there's no dmesg.log. there is kern.log, Xorg.0.log, user.log, syslog, messages. No, the laptop doesnt shutdown while running.
[13:01] <indus> sarthorks: oh then it s no use
[13:02] <indus> sarthorks: so it shuts down when booting?
[13:02] <indus> sarthorks: could be a power issue then, batteries maybe
[13:02] <sarthorks> yes, at the splash screen, and that too not all the times.
[13:03] <sarthorks> indus: oh. how do i check the health of my batteries. I'm installing batmon.app and battery-apps. Will those help?
[13:03] <indus> sarthorks: maybe , i dont know those tools
[13:03] <indus> sarthorks: try it
[13:03] <sarthorks> indus: yes.
[13:03] <rob_p> sarthorks: Make sure your CPU fan is functioning.  Also, vaccuum out excess dust that may be hindering proper airflow.
[13:04] <indus> sarthorks: yeah that too
[13:04] <Capoeira> Saludos quien puede darme una mano
[13:04] <sarthorks> rob_p : how do i check if cpu fan is running?
[13:04] <indus> sarthorks: maybe check cpu temps now with /cat/proc/acpi/thrm_zone
[13:05] <ct529> hi! not long ago we discussed an approach to upgrading on a small network where you use one  computer to store all the deb files at update time and all the other computers on the network update from that computer rather than off the internet. Anyone who remembers the links we mentioned? I have lost the references.
[13:05] <Younder> Capoeira, try #ubuntu-es
[13:05] <rob_p> sarthorks: You can usually hear it if you put your ear close enough and listen for a slight rushing sound.
[13:05] <indus> sarthorks: well it can be checked in bios for cpu fan speed
[13:05] <sarthorks> indus: it says no such file or directory
[13:05] <indus> rob_p: arent there other fans in a laptop?
[13:05] <tmorphius> if you smell burning computer then ur fan isnt working
[13:05] <indus> sarthorks: just press tab
[13:05] <ardchoille> tmorphius: lol
[13:05] <Younder> Capoeira, this is a english speeking group
[13:06] <sarthorks> rob_p : i do hear a rushing sound. i was thinking that was the hard-disk spinning.
[13:06] <indus> sarthorks: cat /proc/acpi/press tab here/press tab here
[13:06] <Capoeira> Younder, ok, i have a problemen
[13:06] <Capoeira> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg not working in Ubuntu 9.10
[13:06] <Younder> go on
[13:06] <Capoeira> how reconfigure xserver in Ubuntu?
[13:07] <indus> layman answer, you cant
[13:07] <Memphis> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:07] <Memphis> go nuts
[13:07] <epinky> Capoeira: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:07] <Younder> Capoeira, why do you want to reconfigure xserver and in what way
[13:07] <rob_p> indus: You should be able to tell the difference between the sound the HD is making, and the fan.  If not, dunno what to tell ya.  But I know poor airflow or inop CPU fan can cause that issue.
[13:08] <rob_p> indus: Oops!  That was for sarthorks.
[13:08] <indus> rob_p: i meant
[13:08] <_braulio> hi, my grub is desconfigured. I can only start my linux if I use root (hd0,x) | setup (hd0) | kernel .... |  initrd ......
[13:08] <indus> rob_p: aah ok
[13:08] <_braulio> on savedefault I get error 27
[13:08] <Capoeira> Younder, i install envyng and not working video
[13:08] <sarthorks> rob_p: ok
[13:09] <_braulio> and use boot it boot. But it's kinda annoying having to do that everytime pc start
[13:09] <Tina-> _braulio: maybe reinstall grub-pc and do update-grub
[13:09] <sarthorks> indus: once i press tab twice, what should i do? entering thermal_zone/ gives "thermal_zone" is a directory
[13:10] <_braulio> Tina-: u mean apt-get install grub-pc?
[13:10] <Tina-> yes or use synaptic
[13:10] <Younder> Capoeira, that is probaly due to missing pygtk
[13:11] <_braulio> Tina-: dpkg --reconfigure grub would help too?
[13:11] <Younder> Capoeira, not a problem with the x server
[13:11] <indus> sarthorks: yes go into that also
[13:11] <Tina-> maybe i dunno, i'm only a week on ubuntu lol
[13:11] <indus> sarthorks: cat /proc/acpi/thernal_zone/temp or something
[13:11] <indus> cat reads from a file
[13:11]  * Tina- is a gentooer for over 9 years
[13:12] <Younder> Tina-, that is impossible..
[13:12] <Tina-> no it aint gentoo is 10 yo
[13:12] <Tina-> started with 1.2 i think
[13:13] <Tina-> maybe it is 8.5 years
[13:13] <sarthorks> indus: thermal_zone directory is empty. i checked on nautilus too. fan is empty too
[13:13] <indus> sarthorks: aah ok then i cant say
[13:13] <DigiAngel> hody all
[13:14] <DigiAngel> Howdy even
[13:14] <indus> sarthorks: here is mine /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature
[13:14] <_braulio> how old is geentoo?
[13:14] <sarthorks> indus:ooops
[13:14] <DigiAngel> How does one report a bug in server?  I don't have the fancy gui on it ;)
[13:14] <DigiAngel> And
[13:14] <DigiAngel> I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10 and screen-profiles vanished :(
[13:15] <indus> sarthorks:  cat  /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature
[13:15] <Tina-> _braulio: bit offtoppic ;) , but the latest release is the 10th years cellebration release ;)
[13:15] <sarthorks> indus: mine is empty.
[13:16] <indus> sarthorks: ok yes i have read some ppl have it empty
[13:16] <Agbeladem> apache2 : Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[13:16] <Agbeladem> =/
[13:16] <Younder> Tina-, I thought you ment the ubuntu version, but clearly you meen the linux distribution
[13:17] <Tina-> Younder: yes i was speaking about gentoo-linux
[13:17] <ranjan> can any body over here have an look at "http://www.gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/Enqueue+in+Audacious?content=80429" and tell me weater the script is executable or not
[13:17] <Agbeladem> What would that mean please ?
[13:18] <ct529> Younder: Tina means gentoo release
[13:18] <Younder> ct529, no she doesn't. she has been using it for 9 years..
[13:18] <ranjan> can any body over here have an look at "http://www.gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/Enqueue+in+Audacious?content=80429" and tell me weater the script is executable or not  cause after geting that scriped i placed in appripoate folder but it did not showed up in my  right click menue ... please help
[13:19] <ct529> Younder: yes she does .... [13:12] <Tina-> no it aint gentoo is 10 yo .... gentoo is celebrating 10 years this year
[13:19] <epinky> Agbeladem: warning or error?
[13:19] <ct529> Younder: I thought you thought Ubuntu .... but ubuntu is younger
[13:19] <Agbeladem> epinky:  Error I guess
[13:19] <Agbeladem> I can't manage to install the PAM packages
[13:20] <Younder> ct529, gentoo is a seperate linux distribution
[13:20] <Pici> !offtopic | Younder ct529
[13:20] <Sacho> it's a warning
[13:20] <Pici> Agbeladem: The fqdn message is a warning, it will not stop apache2 from actually starting.
[13:20] <Tina-> well isaid it was offtoppic :x
[13:21] <ct529> Pici: I was asking about APT-CACHER for quite a while now ....
[13:22] <rsv_> i have ubuntu 8.0.4 how can i upgrade to 9.10
[13:22] <rsv_> i have the CD of 9.10
[13:22] <rsv_> does it re-format my harddisk?
[13:22] <Younder> rsv_, no
[13:23] <LjL> you can't upgrade using the desktop cd, and you can't upgrade directly from 8.04 to 9.10, rsv_
[13:23] <rsv_> do i have to install all the packages all over again?
[13:23] <Pici> ct529: So? That doesn't mean that off-topic discussion is okay.   If you haven't gotten an answer to your question feel free to ask again.
[13:23] <LjL> !upgrade > rsv_    (rsv_, see the private message from ubottu)
[13:23]  * ZachK_ is here to give assistance
[13:23] <ct529> hi! not long ago we discussed an approach to upgrading on a small network where you use one  computer to store all the deb files at update time and all the other computers on the network update from that computer rather than off the internet. Anyone who remembers the links we mentioned? I have lost the references.
[13:24] <Younder> rsv_, you update over the network
[13:24] <inuit-joe> lukjad007: ZOMFG
[13:24] <ct529> rsv_: the update goes quite smoothly normally, and it does not remove manually installed packages in /opt if you have any
[13:24] <Dominian> /20/
[13:24] <frogzoo1> !repo
[13:24] <wrapster> is there quake 3 available on ubuntu?
[13:24] <rsv_> okay
[13:24] <frogzoo1> !local
[13:24] <inuit-joe> lukjad007: HELP!
[13:24] <wrapster> could not find it via apt-get
[13:24] <lukjad007> inuit-joe Careful, this is a much stricter channel. Just FYI
[13:24] <LjL> inuit-joe: no need for the language
[13:24] <bazhang> inuit-joe, please stay on topic
[13:24] <ZachK_> inuit-joe: ah what's up
[13:24] <lukjad007> inuit-joe type /part #ubuntu bye
[13:25] <Prodego> ....
[13:25] <ZachK_> wrapster: ah quake?
[13:25] <wrapster> ZachK_: yeah
[13:25] <ZachK_> wrapster: that's a windows game man.....
[13:25] <om26er1> ct529: when first system is update go to /var/cache/apt/archives/ and copy everything and save it somewhere. then on the other machine open terminal and browse where those files are from terminal and type sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[13:25] <Pici> ct529: both apt-cacher and apt-proxy might be useful for you. I personally use apt-proxy to cache package updates so that I don't need to do duplicate downloads for my Ubuntu computers.  I don't have any links handy though.
[13:26] <sipior> wrapster: http://www.happypenguin.org/show?Quake%203%20Arena
[13:26] <Pici> !clone > ct529 (these links may also be helpful)
[13:26] <eshat> Hi all, I need to perform a BIOS Update but have no floppy drive :(, is there a way to create a usb stick than simulates a floppy disc using an iso file (created with dd) ?
[13:26] <DASPRiD> ZachK_, since when is quake a windows game?
[13:26] <mcphail> ct529: article and discussion here: http://www.debian-administration.org/article/Keeping_many_Debian_servers_up_to_date_with_apt-proxy
[13:26] <ct529> om26er1: that is not really what I am asking ....
[13:26] <wrapster> ZachK_: i know that but apt-get gives me this quake3-data
[13:26] <om26er1> ok
[13:26] <wrapster> so i asked
[13:26] <ZachK_> wrapster: well what quake game exactly are you looking for?
[13:27] <ct529> Pici: I am using apt-cacher at the moment, but it does not appear to be able to keep track when you upgrade from one release to the other like 904>910
[13:27] <ct529> Pici: does pat-proxy do that?
[13:27] <wrapster> ZachK_: any version... actually. I just wnat to play in between my work thats all
[13:27] <ZachK_> wrapster: try quake live
[13:27] <sipior> wrapster: quake 3 is certainly available for linux, but you'll need to buy the binary :-)
[13:27] <rsv_> Started an upgrade, let me see how it goes
[13:27] <wrapster> sipior: not buying...
[13:27] <rsv_> if it does not work you will find me here again!!
[13:27] <DASPRiD> sipior, nah, he needs to buy the pak0.pk3 ;)
[13:27] <rsv_> thank you guys
[13:27] <DASPRiD> wrapster, try quake live
[13:27] <ZachK_> wrapster: not sure if that's what you're looking for but it's free and it's in your browser
[13:27] <wrapster> ZachK_: live? could you pass on the link pls
[13:27] <ct529> mcphail: thanks a lot
[13:27] <ZachK_> wrapster: www.quakelive.com
[13:28] <ct529> Pici: thanks a lot
[13:28] <ZachK_> wrapster: i'm on there...it's awesome
[13:28] <sipior> DASPRiD: either way
[13:28] <DASPRiD> ZachK_, we all are ;)
[13:28] <ZachK_> DASPRiD: haha
[13:28] <ZachK_> DASPRiD: i'll wup you man...
[13:28] <ct529> Pici: the aptitude strategy does download everything again though .... so you do not save the bandwidth
[13:28] <snow_ru> hi
[13:28] <mcphail> ct529: in interest of full disclosure, I have never used any of the methods mentioned!
[13:29] <Pici> ct529: Yeah, thats not really helpful I guess.
[13:29] <ct529> mcphail: :D ....
[13:29] <Agbeladem> Okay guys I'm trying to run cgi on apache and I got "Forbidden you don't have permission to access /public_html/cgi-bin on this server..... I have to though and chmod 777 doesn't work
[13:29] <snow_ru>  df -a => /dev/sda6            144450392 137113160         0 100% / . When I tried to rm somefiles, df -a doesn't update my free space !!
[13:29] <ct529> Pici: mmmm .... you are using proxy, aren't you? can you manage the upgrade from one release to the other like 904>910?
[13:30] <Beefcakes> hello.. I added a file in /etc/conf/rules.d now Ubuntu won't boot after I restarted.... it just displays the busy mouse cursor forever. How do I fix this?
[13:31] <Pici> ct529: I haven't specifically tried it, but it should work.  As long as you use the same repository server in your client's sources.list it should download the packages the first time, but every subsequent time they'll just be grabbed locally over your network.
[13:32] <nazzzux> Why won't my Codeblocks startup when I open it? I've tried to reinstall it.
[13:32] <ct529> Pici: sounds interesting .... I may switch over from apt-cacher to apt-proxy
[13:33] <Sacho> Agbeladem: that's not apache unable to open that, that's you not having access to view it, I think
[13:34] <Agbeladem> I added the line needed for cgi according to doc
[13:34] <Agbeladem> ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /var/www/public_html/cgi-bin
[13:34] <Agbeladem> etc
[13:34] <Agbeladem> and now it's not accessible
[13:35] <FloodBot3> Agbeladem: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:35] <Beefcakes> The 9.10 logo loads up, the loading splash screen then a blank empty screen with just the busy mouse cursor... anyway to fix this?
[13:35] <Sacho> It might be better to ask in #httpd
[13:35] <DaZ> Beefcakes: livecd? :f
[13:35] <Sacho> or whatever the apache channel is
[13:35] <ct529> Pici: by the way, apt-proxy works also for ubuntu repositories I imagine .... :)
[13:36] <Beefcakes> DaZ: how do I fix it using the livecd?
[13:36] <DaZ> Beefcakes: i'm asking is it during the installation or on an installed os :f
[13:36] <Beefcakes> an installed os
[13:36] <sigius> Question: I want to install 'patch' . Howdo
[13:37] <sigius> Question: I want to install 'patch' . How do I find in which package it is ??
[13:37] <DaZ> Beefcakes: i know that already [;
[13:37] <zombi> I just installed ubuntu but the window that used to appear about proprietary drivers hasn't appeared.. going into "hardware drivers" nothing shows on the list
[13:37] <Beefcakes> DaZ: I recently put a .rules file inside /etc/conf/rules.d ... to make my usb modem work cause im following a guide
[13:38] <DaZ> Beefcakes: link the guide and pastebin /var/log/xorg.log :f
[13:38] <ct529> I have this incredible Xorg memory occupation .... 470m today
[13:38]  * DaZ 976
[13:38] <Beefcakes> DaZ: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-665332.html I dont know how to grab /var/log/xorg.log when I cant even logon.. heh
[13:39] <DaZ> Beefcakes: you can boot a livecd or append 3 in grub in kernel line
[13:39] <DaZ> Beefcakes: or if it's ext3 you can use it from windows :f
[13:39] <crawler> hello.  i'm having trouble figuring out how to make a list of all the packages/software that i have personally installed..any recommendations?
[13:40] <Beefcakes> DaZ: how do I append 3 in grub in kernel line? sorry total nub =/
[13:40] <zombi> it says "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system." but i have an nvidia card and want to install the drivers from nvidia.. :/
[13:40] <epinky> sigius: sudo aptitude install devscripts ubuntu-dev-tools
[13:40] <DaZ> eh
[13:40] <crawler> hopefully there is a way go about this easily.
[13:40] <DaZ> Beefcakes: i'm not familiar with grub2
[13:40] <Beefcakes> DaZ: I cant exactly pull the drive out conveniently, its a laptop
[13:40] <DaZ> i keep forgeting about it [;
[13:41] <Beefcakes> DaZ: I have the livecd with me so its cool
[13:41] <zombi> Have nvidias graphics drivers been removed from ubuntu repos?
[13:42] <epinky> !fglrx | zombi
[13:43] <zombi> thanks
[13:43] <nazzzux> Why won't my Codeblocks startup when I open it? I've tried to reinstall it.
[13:44] <sigius> epinky, great thanks
[13:45] <s0urce> hi
[13:45] <iceroot> nazzzux: start it from terminal and see the errors
[13:45] <Serpico> i have a problem with kde my plasma-desktop don't charge.Can i do?
[13:46] <s0urce> any1 an idea, why my teamspeak get double mic input while using pulseaudio oss emulation?
[13:46] <nazzzux> iceroot: how do i do that? I'm kind of a noob.
[13:46] <Beefcakes> DaZ: so how can I fix this.. ? :|
[13:46] <iceroot> nazzzux: start a terminal (alt+f2) type in "gnome-terminal" and then type in the name of the application you want to start
[13:46] <iceroot> !tab | nazzzux
[13:47] <s0urce> not in each client :)
[13:47] <zombi> i have three audio devices which are all selectable for input, but only one of them shows up for output.... why?
[13:47] <lemmo> hi. I want to compile the ubuntu kernel 2.6.32. do I need to apply any patches?
[13:48] <Rajasun> crawler: dpkg --get-selections > /home/yourusername/dpkg-get-selections-master.txt
[13:48] <s0urce> zombi, this should be the default device wich u selected in system->pref->sound
[13:48] <epinky> !customkernel | lemmo
[13:49] <zamba> how can i repackage a ubuntu package?
[13:49] <zamba> or rather.. get the deb file from the extracted files
[13:49] <zamba> i just need the files, not the scripts or anything like that
[13:49] <m0RrE> is it possible to get hardware acceleration in openbox with integrated intel graphics?
[13:49] <nazzzux> iceroot: "TinyXML error: Error document empty. In file: /home/zax.codeblocks/default.conf at row 0, column: 0."
[13:49] <m0RrE> i couldn't get it to work yesterday
[13:50] <zombi> s0urce, if i go to what you said...all my hardware shows up under the hardware tab... all of them show up under input... but only one device shows up under output
[13:50] <cslamar> hello, how can i change the default app that launches when i insert a cd?
[13:50] <lemmo> epinky: someone in #linux told me yesterday that it is better for me to compile kernel 2.6.32 instead of using 2.6.31-16-generic with karmic. I had some problems on my laptop with graphics and resolution etc
[13:50] <zombi> which to me, just makes no sense at all
[13:50] <zombi> but when has the sound system in linux ever made practical sense?
[13:50] <crawler> nevermind, i found the command "dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall > ubuntu-files".  thanks anyhow ;-)
[13:50] <Beefcakes> Hi I have 9.10 installed in my laptop... I just restarted the system after adding a file in /etc/conf/rules.d .. now it doesn't boot. It just loads the 9.10 logo, then the Ubuntu loading screen then just an empty blank screen with the loading mouse cursor which is movable..
[13:51] <s0urce> zombi, was just an idea, i have some sound problems too, and try to fix since hours :)
[13:51] <epinky> lemmo: then follow that guide
[13:51] <R1_> Hi.... is anyone here familiar with patching ipw2200 drivers in ubuntu 9.10?
[13:51] <iceroot> nazzzux: then create a config for it
[13:51] <m0RrE> is it possible to get hardware acceleration in openbox with integrated intel graphics?
[13:52] <nazzzux> iceroot: Okay. thanks.
[13:52] <zombi> only dummy output is selectable for the sound even though for input i can select anything
[13:52] <zombi> this is just silly :/
[13:53] <orly_owl> trying to run a bash script at start up
[13:53] <orly_owl> added 'sh /home/user/script.sh' as a program under Sessions.
[13:53] <lemmo> epinky: I was following this guide until now (http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu) it says I could apply patches, but I don't know if I need some. does the new kernel have nvidia drivers?
[13:53] <orly_owl> didnt work
[13:53] <mcphail> orly_owl: why do you need the "sh" at the start?
[13:54] <orly_owl> mcphail: how should it be done?
[13:54] <orly_owl> it's a bash script, something need to run it
[13:54] <mcphail> orly_owl: make the file executable (chmod +x file) and make sure you have #! /bin/sh as the first line
[13:54] <orly_owl> ok
[13:54] <arvernus> Hey.. I got 2 identical printers which both have the URI usb://Kyocera/FS-1100. What can I do so I can print on each one of them? CUPS just uses the one that was turned on, first.
[13:55] <epinky> zamba: "file-roller package.deb"
[13:55] <david_> i have a dual booted computer, vista and ubuntu, and since i upgraded my ubuntu it has more than one to choose how do you get rid of the ones you dont need
[13:55] <orly_owl> mcphail: #!/ or #! /
[13:55] <orly_owl> ?
[13:55] <zamba> epinky: hm?
[13:55] <xrandr> orly_owl: #!/bin/bash
[13:55] <orly_owl> ok
[13:55] <mcphail> orly_owl: the space is optional but preferred
[13:56] <orly_owl> oh i see
[13:56] <orly_owl> didnt know that
[13:56] <chilli0> Hi
[13:56] <ReggyLove> ok now how do i enable dual monitor in when using an ati radeon mobility x1600 gpu and Ubuntu 8.04 ?
[13:56] <miansc> whatcountry made ubuntu lol
[13:56] <chilli0> Ubuntu live cd 9.10 is at the login screen whats the pass and usr name ?
[13:57] <epinky> zamba: use file-roller to check contents of any deb package
[13:57] <anoop> hello room
[13:57] <s0urce> got any1 an idea, why my teamspeak get double mic input while using pulseaudio oss emulation?
[13:57] <anoop> i cannot  boot into karmic live cd
[13:58] <xrandr> snoop: why not?
[13:58] <anoop> gui is not working
[13:58] <david_> anyone know how to get rid of extra version's of ubuntu's during startup
[13:58] <m0RrE> david_: extra kernels in grub?
[13:58] <anoop> it tells "out of range"
[13:58] <david_> yea
[13:58] <lemmo> I told the update-manager to automatically install updates, but it doesn't!!
[13:58] <lemmo> why?
[13:58] <m0RrE> apt-get remove kernel-versin-you-want-to-get-rid-of
[13:59] <david_> thank you
[13:59] <m0RrE> or just remove them from /boot and run update-grub
[13:59] <orly_owl> mcphail: i think its not running because my VGA monitor is unplugged
[13:59] <orly_owl> this script enables tv out via svideo
[13:59] <m0RrE> is it possible to get hardware acceleration in openbox with integrated intel graphics?
[13:59] <orly_owl> with xrandr and xvattr
[13:59] <mcphail> orly_owl: when you say "run at start up", do you mean when the computer boots or when you log in to a graphical terminal?
[14:00] <anoop> i cannot  boot into karmic live cd
[14:00] <anoop> gui is not working
[14:00] <xrandr> orly_owl: what did i do?
[14:00] <anoop> it tells "out of range"
[14:00] <orly_owl> mcphail: when it boots.
[14:00] <xrandr> !patience > snoop
[14:00] <orly_owl> mcphail: i have gdm set to autologin
[14:00] <milligan_> Ubuntu is holding on to a connected usb device of mine. How can I find it, and release it ?
[14:00] <orly_owl> xrandr: enabled tv out
[14:01] <mcphail> orly_owl: will gdm start if there is no monitor attached?
[14:01] <anoop> xrandr: monitor is ok
[14:01] <orly_owl> mcphail: yes, it will
[14:01] <Rajasun> zamba: Is this what you are looking for? -> http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/dpkgrepack.htm
[14:01] <xrandr> milligan_: what kind of device?
[14:01] <milligan_> xrandr, cellphone
[14:01] <orly_owl> i plugged my monitor in and the gnome desktop is there
[14:01] <mcphail> orly_owl: if you want to run a script at boot there are a number of ways. I find the easiest is to add to your crontab
[14:01] <xrandr> milligan_: is it mounting it as a disk?
[14:01] <milligan_> xrandr, doesn't look like it
[14:02] <orly_owl> mcphail: do you have the /exact/ line i would add? i suck at crontab
[14:02] <xrandr> milligan_: go to a command prompt and type in mount. see if it is
[14:02] <milligan_> it's not
[14:02] <ardchoille> milligan_: is this cell phone Android based?
[14:02] <mcphail> orly_owl: is the script run as a normal user or as root?
[14:02] <milligan_> ardchoille, no.
[14:02] <orly_owl> mcphail: normal user
[14:02] <Beefcakes> Hi I have 9.10 installed in my laptop... I just restarted the system after adding a file in /etc/conf/rules.d .. now it doesn't boot. It just loads the 9.10 logo, then the Ubuntu loading screen then just an empty blank screen with the loading mouse cursor which is movable..
[14:02] <mcphail> orly_owl: type "crontab -e" in the terminal
[14:02] <orly_owl> ok
[14:03] <mcphail> orly_owl: add a line "@reboot /path/to/your/script" and save it
[14:03] <xrandr> milligan_: what happens if you just unplug the device?
[14:03] <anoop> xrandr...............
[14:03] <MyGame> Hi Guys HelpMe please..
[14:03] <MyGame> i need search
[14:03] <milligan_> xrandr, it disappears from the lsusb list.
[14:03] <MyGame> fujitsu amilo xa 1526 ¿¿¿¿firmware wireless???
[14:03] <MyGame> where apt-get install ???
[14:04] <orly_owl> @reboot? if you say so
[14:04] <MyGame> how name is firmware
[14:04] <anoop> pls help me
[14:04] <mcphail> orly_owl: trust me. The ubuntu version of cron has this extension
[14:04] <orly_owl> oh
[14:04] <xrandr> milligan_: ok.
[14:04] <orly_owl> mcphail: What about the debian lenny version? >_>
[14:04]  * orly_owl hides.
[14:04] <mcphail> orly_owl: i suspect it will be the sam :)
[14:04] <mcphail> *same
[14:04] <orly_owl> ok
[14:05] <ardchoille> mcphail: how will that script execute via cron on system start if the user isn't logged in yet?
[14:05] <xrandr> snoop: the problem is, it is not recognizing your monitor properly
[14:05] <orly_owl> ardchoille: gdm autologs me in
[14:05] <tmorphius> anyone know why my Trust SpaceCam 120 wont work on karmic, according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams < that it should on skype, and it worked on intrepid..
[14:05] <ardchoille> orly_owl: ah, ok
[14:05] <zamba> Rajasun: that's exactly what i'm looking for - thank you!
[14:05] <mcphail> ardchoille: why does the user need to be logged in? it is the cron daemon which executes it
[14:05] <anoop> xrandr, ya i think so
[14:05] <Rajasun> zamba: np ;)
[14:05] <xrandr> milligan_: what kind of phone is it?
[14:06] <anoop> how to boot
[14:06] <ardchoille> mcphail: yeah, wasn't thinking
[14:06] <milligan_> xrandr, se w880i
[14:06] <xrandr> snoop: not sure if you can. you'd have to remain outside of Xwindws
[14:06] <xrandr> milligan_: and what purpose does plugging it in serve? sync contacts, or just charging?
[14:07] <sileht> .Quit
[14:07] <anoop> xrandr, but jaunty works well
[14:07] <milligan_> xrandr, trying to get it into my virtualbox xp machine so I can get fetch the friggin' contactlist.
[14:07] <chilli0> Ubuntu live cd 9.10 is at the login screen whats the pass and usr name ?
[14:07] <Guillem_> Can I know when I installed my ubuntu system? sort of creation time for / ?
[14:07] <geekphreak> why is uuntu cd asking for username/pass on install at login?
[14:07] <xrandr> snoop: well for some reason karmic doesn't like your monitor. If you actually install the thing in text mode, you might be able to edit the xorg.conf and set it up the correct way so that you can use X
[14:08] <jozefk> i forgot where is the conf file located for changing the http port?
[14:08] <orly_owl> mcphail: nope. didnt work
[14:08] <xrandr> milligan_: ah ok, then in some aspect it's performing something similar to 'mount'
[14:08] <geekphreak> jozefk:  /etc/apache2
[14:08] <anoop> i cant see the xorg.conf
[14:08] <orly_owl> i think having my VGA monitor unplugged stuffs something up
[14:08] <xrandr> snoop: re-read what i said.
[14:08] <jozefk> i think my httpd.conf file on that location is blank
[14:09] <jozefk> but I'll check the rest of the files
[14:09] <jozefk> thanks
[14:09] <mcphail> orly_owl: i suspect that X/GDM/GNOME complain about running "headless"
[14:09] <goose> jozefk: httpd.conf is blank with apache2. check out apache2.conf
[14:09] <Beefcakes> Hi I have 9.10 installed in my laptop... I just restarted the system after adding a file in /etc/conf/rules.d .. now it doesn't boot. It just loads the 9.10 logo, then the Ubuntu loading screen then just an empty blank screen with the loading mouse cursor which is movable..
[14:09] <geekphreak> jozefk:  see apache2.conf?
[14:09] <orly_owl> mcphail: that's the word
[14:09] <xrandr> snoop: if you install ubuntu via text mode, you'll be able to edit the xorg.conf once the installation is complete
[14:09] <goose> jozefk: httpd.conf is still used in apache2, but the primary config is apache2.conf
[14:09] <jozefk> will see it now
[14:09] <milligan_> xrandr, quite possibly.. I might have messed it up myself by chosing some sort of default handling .. but I can't seem to figure out how to release the damn thing, or what's holding it.
[14:09] <anoop> xrandr: but i cnnot enter setup
[14:09] <chilli0> Ubuntu live cd 9.10 is at the login screen whats the pass and usr name ?
[14:10] <mcphail> orly_owl: anything in the Xorg log?
[14:10] <orly_owl> probably
[14:10] <anoop> xrandr: but i cnnot enter setup
[14:10] <xrandr> milligan_: not sure either. Checked google?
[14:10] <wyverex> I have a lexmark s405 network printer.  The linux driver they have is only 32bit and I am running 9.10 64 bit.  Is there any way to use this printer without resorting to a VM?
[14:11] <anoop> xrandr: i cannot stop gdm either
[14:11] <jozefk> the port configuration is not there. only I have Include /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[14:11] <jozefk>  line
[14:11] <xrandr> snoop: No, you simply cannot enter setup in the graphical mode. check the ubuntu website for instructions on how to install via text mode
[14:11] <milligan_> xrandr, all day :-\
[14:11] <jozefk> so most probably port is configurated separately
[14:11] <geekphreak> jozefk: no man
[14:11] <geekphreak> edit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf >> change LISTEN : 80
[14:11] <anoop> xrandr: ok thanks
[14:11] <Beefcakes> etc/udev/rules.d rather
[14:12] <jozefk> ah listen ok
[14:12] <grifo74> good afternoon, how can i acess a usb key or paste in virtualbox
[14:12] <xrandr> milligan_: you running gnome or kde?
[14:12] <ZioCorto> good afternoon
[14:12] <ZioCorto> I've got a roblem
[14:12] <grifo74> good afternoon, how can i acess a usb key or paste in virtualbox (i use ubuntu 9.10)
[14:12] <zombi> Anyone know why my soundcard is showing up as an input but not an output?
[14:12] <milligan_> xrandr, gnome
[14:12] <iceroot> grifo74: use guesst addons for paste, if you want usb too, use the nonfree version #vbox
[14:13] <xrandr> milligan_: ok, does the device show up in the nautilus file browser?
[14:13] <jozefk> i don't have that listen in my apache2.conf file
[14:13] <iceroot> !ask | ZioCorto
[14:13] <ZioCorto> when I type startx, it gives me; exec: 5: /usr/bin/X11/X: not found
[14:13] <jozefk> I were right
[14:13] <geekphreak> why am i getting asked for username/pass on live cd 9.10 :o
[14:13] <ZioCorto> xini: server error.
[14:13] <milligan_> xrandr, never used that, hehe. Where can I find it ? :)
[14:13] <mcphail> jozefk: the "Listen" line is in /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[14:13] <jozefk> it's separate now in ports.conf file
[14:13] <xrandr> ZioCorto: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop   or   sudo apt-get install xorg-server
[14:13] <jozefk> i got it :) thanks
[14:13] <ZioCorto> xrandr: they are there
[14:14] <xrandr> milligan_: click on Places -> Home
[14:14] <xrandr> that opens nautilus
[14:14] <milligan_> xrandr, doesn't look like it does.
[14:14] <xrandr> or open a terminal and type nautilus
[14:14] <xrandr> milligan_: does it show up by name via lsusb?
[14:15] <orly_owl_> mcphail: http://gnewsense.pastebin.com/d2b6fed8a
[14:15] <milligan_> xrandr, aye
[14:15] <wyverex> I have a lexmark s405 network printer.  The linux driver they have is only 32bit and I am running 9.10 64 bit.  Is there any way to use this printer without resorting to a VM?
[14:15] <Beefcakes> Hi I have 9.10 installed in my laptop... I just restarted the system after adding a file in /etc/udev/rules.d .. now it doesn't boot. It just loads the 9.10 logo, then the Ubuntu loading screen then just an empty blank screen with the loading mouse cursor which is movable..
[14:16] <milligan_> xrandr, Bus 008 Device 006: ID 0fce:d068 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB
[14:16] <xrandr> milligan_: I'm at work, so im on a windows box. do me a favor and paste the contents to lsusb to me in a private message
[14:16] <xrandr> ok, nevermind that
[14:16] <jozefk> i see there is NameVirtualHost *:80
[14:16] <jozefk> and
[14:16] <vegar_> Heey :D
[14:16] <HaskellLove> why ubuntu logs out by itself after some time and i lose everything that was opened on desktop?
[14:16] <jozefk>  Listen 80
[14:16] <jozefk> even SSL
[14:16] <vegar_> S/PDIF sound, any experts here? ^^
[14:16] <milligan_> xrandr, there's a verbose argument as well, if you want more inifo
[14:16] <jozefk> but I don't care about SSL now
[14:16] <orly_owl> mcphail: ?
[14:17] <xrandr> milligan_: do a ls -l /dev/usb*
[14:17] <xrandr> see if there's a usb6
[14:17] <vegar_> I'd really apprechiate som help with my sound, it's the only thing keeping me from using Ubuntu right now.
[14:17] <milligan_> xrandr, there is
[14:17] <jozefk> Listen 80 I understand but NameVirtualHost *:80 never saw before :)
[14:17] <milligan_> xrandr, /dev/usbmon0 through to and with 8
[14:17] <fxfitz> In my gnome session, the control button appears to be stuck. This is not a hardware problem, but must be software because if I run a Sugar session the keyboard appears to work fine. It also works fine in Windows. Can someone help?
[14:18] <xrandr> milligan_: ok, and maybe i'm just being dense, but what is the problem with the device being held? is it not working in virtual box or something?
[14:18] <a2f> anyone know the name of the gdm theme manager?
[14:18] <mcphail> orly_owl: all i see are a couple of "(EE)" lines complaining about your missing monitor. Doesn't look as if X dies
[14:18] <egertonm20> jozefk change port conf entry to - Listen 80 <IfModule mod_ssl.c>     Listen 443 </IfModule>
[14:19] <orly_owl> mcphail: yes, but the tv still says no signal
[14:19] <R1_> Hi. Anyone here patch their ipw2200 driver for ubuntu 9.10?
[14:19] <milligan_> xrandr, yep, that's it. VirtualBox is displaying the device, but graying it out. Then, sudo VBoxManage list usbhost says Current State:      Busy, for that device
[14:19] <jozefk> i think that virtual host is for using let's say Public_Html folder in ~/ instead of /var/www
[14:19] <R1_> !patch
[14:20] <HaskellLove> why ubuntu logs out by itself after some time and i lose everything that was opened on desktop?
[14:20] <HaskellLove> why ubuntu logs out by itself after some time and i lose everything that was opened on desktop?
[14:20] <HaskellLove> why ubuntu logs out by itself after some time and i lose everything that was opened on desktop?
[14:20] <FloodBot3> HaskellLove: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:20] <mcphail> orly_owl: what does your script do?
[14:20] <erUSUL> !patience | HaskellLove
[14:20] <erUSUL> HaskellLove: not enough info. do you see anything in the logs ?
[14:21] <xrandr> milligan_: to be honest, not sure.  The only thing i can say is look at either dmesg or /var/log/messages and see what usb dev entry was used to connect it. Then sudo chmod o+rwx /dev/usb_device_listed_in_dmesg
[14:21] <R1_> Anyone?
[14:21] <HaskellLove> it logs out and when i login again nothing is there on desktop that was opened before
[14:21] <jozefk> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[14:21] <jozefk> i guess that's nothing speciall
[14:22] <jozefk> special*
[14:22] <MTecknology> jozefk: not really - but it is annoying
[14:22] <MTecknology> jozefk: use the hostname command to give your system an fqdn
[14:22] <jozefk> yeah
[14:23] <ardchoille> jozefk: iirc, there was a work around on the LAMP page for that
[14:23] <ardchoille> !lamp
[14:23] <vegar_> S/PDIF sound, any experts here? ^^
[14:23] <MTecknology> jozefk: also look at your /etc/hosts file - example: server_ip   server.domain.com     server
[14:23] <milligan_> xrandr, this is what it says, http://pastebin.com/d5fc70d9b . Not sure which device to chmod ?
[14:23] <milligan_> ttyACM0 and 1 ?
[14:23] <Guillem_> Hmm, "sudo dumpe2fs -h /dev/sda1"  did the trick for me (since shows the date when the filesystem was created)
[14:23] <jozefk> now I got this as well:  ... waiting apache2: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for jozefk
[14:24] <HaskellLove> why ubuntu logs out by itself after some time and i lose everything that was opened on desktop?
[14:24] <Guillem_> exit
[14:24] <xrandr> milligan_: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/70300-mounting-cellphone-usb-port.html
[14:24] <Guillem_> sorry
[14:24] <MTecknology> !repeat > HaskellLove
[14:24] <wyverex> I have a lexmark s405 network printer.  The linux driver they have is only 32bit and I am running 9.10 64 bit.  Is there any way to use this printer without resorting to a VM?
[14:24] <MTecknology> HaskellLove: check permissions
[14:24] <HaskellLove> MTecknology how? do what with permissions?
[14:25] <erUSUL> HaskellLove: yes; but do you see something suspicious in /var/log/messages /var/log/syslog or ~/.xsession-errors ?
[14:25] <MTecknology> HaskellLove: sudo chown user:user -R /home/user
[14:26] <MTecknology> HaskellLove: also, pastebin the files erUSUL mentioned
[14:26] <grifo74> how i find   guesst addons for paste- vbox
[14:26] <donkeyboy> So from the looks of things there is no where to upgrade from 9.04 - 9.10 using the normal desktop cd :-( or am I missing something. Can you only do this with the alternate cd?
[14:26] <milligan_> xrandr, hm, it might be emulating a serialport, which would be perfect. *checks*
[14:26] <vegar_> I have a sound card on my mother board that supports sPDIF, i use it in windows, and everything works fine. I'd really like to get this working in Ubuntu as well. Any tips? please? Tried setting the ICE958 volume to 0, but didnt help. Still no sound.
[14:26] <donkeyboy> *way
[14:26] <xrandr> milligan_: if it is ttyXXX it is a serial  port
[14:27] <milligan_> xrandr, check the paste .. it does come up with ttyASM0 :)
[14:27] <milligan_> ACM*
[14:27] <xrandr> yep. it's showing up a serial device
[14:27] <HaskellLove> erUSUL what do you mean by suspicious?
[14:27] <a2f> does anyone know the name of the package i have to install to be able to customize my gdm login screen?
[14:27] <geekphreak> whats the default login name/pass for ubunt live CD
[14:27] <MTecknology> HaskellLove: just pastebin and give us the link; there's commonly a reason for the crash in there
[14:27] <geekphreak> i am being asked for it
[14:27] <bazhang> donkeyboy, correct, need the alternate
[14:27] <HaskellLove> MTecknology just a sec
[14:28] <Beefcakes> anyone have a ZTE MF622 modem here they use in Ubuntu?
[14:28] <erUSUL> HaskellLove: something that can explain the forced logout
[14:28] <MTecknology> geekphreak: iirc it's ubuntu|ubuntu but it should just sit there 10sec and continue
[14:28] <donkeyboy> bazhang: Thanks. :-( sad news As i already have the iso of the standard one. Oh well.