[13:47] <silent454> hello all, I am trying to install ubuntu on my ps3 but I can't seem to get past booting system, can anyone help me?
[13:47] <zim> Psinetic: also reboot may help clear its head
[13:47] <kirolee> please excuse Silent and I, we've been up since 2am eastern working on this.
[13:47] <Psinetic> zim, that's like telling a gymnist to configure a cysco router....i have no idea what you mean by "bring one up then"
[13:48] <dam0> 0how do i update to 9.10 from 9.04? ubuntu does not have the option BUT it did on my desktop, any help please
[13:48] <silent454> rawr, I want to boot ubuntu on my ps3
[13:48] <Psinetic> cisco**
[13:48] <Pici> dam0: 9.10 is not released yet
[13:48] <ebb> Psinetic: or do you have /etc/tor/tor-tsocks.conf ?
[13:48] <DJones> dam0: 9.10 hasn't been released yet, when it is, you should get an option for a distribution update at that time
[13:49] <zim> Psinetic: on the command line type sudo ifup (name of interface)
[13:49] <silent454> hello all, I am trying to install ubuntu on my ps3 but I can't seem to get past booting system, can anyone help me? I'm using 9.04 and it's suposed to be a special version for the pps3.
[13:49] <digital-rouge> hey can anyone help me with hacking wifi?
[13:49] <nutzer> it is already installed..
[13:49] <dam0> ubutnu says its out now
[13:49] <bazhang> digilink, not here
[13:49] <Psinetic> ebb http://pastebin.com/m39fddaec
[13:49] <zim> Psinetic: pastebin the results from ifconfig
[13:49] <nutzer> but why can't I open it then?!
[13:49] <bazhang> err sorry digital-rouge not here
[13:49] <honda> digital-rouge: gonna bad?
[13:50] <_Sih> Good, then you should be able to open it from Applications > Internet > Pidgin
[13:50] <zaoul1> does ssh X11Forwarding require additional ports?
[13:50] <Psinetic> zim http://pastebin.com/m301b1aae
[13:50] <_Sih> Hmmm
[13:50] <dam0> Ubuntu says 9.10 is out NOW
[13:50] <silent454> hello all, I am trying to install ubuntu on my ps3 but I can't seem to get past booting system, can anyone help me? I'm using 9.04 and it's suposed to be a special version for the ps3.
[13:50] <Pici> dam0: I don't know where you're looking, but I assure you its not out.
[13:50] <zim> ok its working fine
[13:51] <nutzer> i will try again
[13:51] <dam0> ok
[13:51] <zim> Psinetic: are you trying to use tor?
[13:51] <alexandros> hi i am having a problem with my samsung P2370 monitor.. with ati drivers (9.1) i can't have a reso bigger than 1600x1200
[13:51] <Psinetic> zim http://pastebin.com/m64648bf4
[13:51] <alexandros> any help?
[13:51] <Psinetic> no zim, i'm trying to install something, it thinks tor is still on but it's not
[13:51] <_Sih> ok. when ready you should be able to open it from Applications > Internet Pidgin. What happens when you do that?
[13:51] <om26er> silent454, do you have this image http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/9.04/release/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-powerpc+ps3.iso
[13:51] <silent454> hello all, I am trying to install ubuntu on my ps3 but I can't seem to get past booting system, can anyone help me? I'm using 9.04 and it's suposed to be a special version for the ps3.
[13:52] <silent454> not the destop version, the alternate
[13:52] <quantum_> can someone help with samba? i have a user account that i can't kill or see
[13:52] <zim> Psinetic: do you want to use tor again if not uninstall it
[13:52] <zaoul1> !ask
[13:52] <om26er> silent454, download the special version designed for ps3
[13:52] <iceroot> alexandros: #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[13:52] <nutzer> It seems as if there was nothing back the image.. i mean, you have to wait as normal while it's opening but the fact is that it just goes away again
[13:52] <silent454> it is the special
[13:52] <kirolee> he did
[13:52] <silent454> here I'll link it
[13:53]  * kirolee has been up with him all night on it.
[13:53] <ebb> Psinetic: do you stop tor by using  /etc/init.d/tor stop?
[13:53] <Psinetic> zim, yes i want to use tor again, i just want to be able to update my system and install stuff via command line without having to uninstall tor...i mean, really? why the heck is this even happening?
[13:53] <silent454> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/9.04/release/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-powerpc+ps3.iso
[13:53] <ebb> Psinetic: do you stop tor by using  sudo /etc/init.d/tor stop?
[13:53] <silent454> wait wrong one
[13:53] <alexandros> iceroot, my prob was with all linux distro
[13:53] <Psinetic> ebb, no, i stop tor with vidilia
[13:53] <silent454> this one http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/9.04/release/ubuntu-9.04-alternate-powerpc+ps3.iso
[13:53] <_Sih> Erh... Sound weird..
[13:53] <Psinetic> vidalia**
[13:53] <nutzer> I know
[13:53] <ebb> Psinetic: try type   sudo /etc/init.d/tor stop
[13:53] <shane2peru> ok I googled for the html coding to share ubuntu, and there isn't any.  I can write html coding, and get the ubuntu symbol and put it on my web page, but I thought there would be a simple premade way of doing this.
[13:54] <om26er> silent454, why not desktop.
[13:54] <zim> Psinetic: IMO tor is a bad idea as all your traffic is routed through other peoples computers anything that is not encrypted they can see.
[13:54] <Psinetic> ebb: Stopping tor daemon: not running (there is no /var/run/tor/tor.pid).
[13:54] <_Sih> You could try empaty
[13:54] <zaoul1> shane2peru: what?
[13:54] <nutzer> what's that?
[13:54] <genshihebi> is there a wget option that limits the download size?
[13:54] <grawity> zim: Only the exit node, the last one, can see your traffic.
[13:54] <zaoul1> genshihebi: man wget might know
[13:54] <silent454> idk, the site here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PlayStation_3 told me that alternate was better for it
[13:54] <nutzer> you don't know the german word for it?! :)
[13:54] <_Sih> Another IM client.
[13:54] <genshihebi> I only want the first few kb... can't seem to find one
[13:54] <shane2peru> zaoul1: you know, a simple put a link on your web page to Ubuntu type of thing, I didn't find it anywhere
[13:54] <fr4gd13b> hi, after resizing my Physical volume  (with pvresize) shows me that is has 270G Space /dev/sda is 500G) but, i can not allocate the space for e.g. a windows install, do i have to "apply" the changes i made with pvresize somehow ?
[13:54] <_Sih> no, Im afraid..
[13:54] <grawity> zim: The entry and middle nodes only see encrypted traffic - that's what "onion" in Tor is for, onion-like encryption layers.
[13:54] <didiermah> !french
[13:54] <Psinetic> ebb, zip, it doesn't really matter what tor is or does, i don't care. right now i just want to install something in command line and update my system. and it doesn't matter if tor is on or off, the system is still looking for it
[13:55] <genshihebi> zaoul1, can't find anything about it
[13:55] <shane2peru> zaoul1: does it not exist?  or did I miss it?
[13:55] <nutzer> no problem "
[13:55] <nitrofurano> hi there!
[13:55] <om26er> silent454, you should try the latest ubuntu that is gonna release tomorrow
[13:55] <nutzer> we will find out
[13:55] <_Sih> Try opening a terminal by Applications > Accessories >  Terminal
[13:55] <kirolee> Silent is also downloading the other version as we speak
[13:55] <silent454> theres a new one coming out?
[13:55] <zaoul1> shane2peru: well this isnt a webdesign channel, but you are looking for blah ... I suggest www.w3cschools.com
[13:55] <ebb> Psinetic: try the download again and if it still doesnt work try 'mv /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf.old'
[13:56] <nutzer> ok
[13:56] <zaoul1> shane2peru: thats http://www.w3schools.com/
[13:56] <om26er> silent454, http://gizmodo.com/5143547/how+to-install-ubuntu-on-your-ps3-for-vintage-gaming-emulation
[13:56] <ebb> Psinetic: i rly cant think of anything else sorry :(
[13:56] <shane2peru> zaoul1: no, I mean a pre-made one for Ubuntu, I know how to do that, I was just surprised that there isn't one on the web page of Ubuntu
[13:56] <[t0rc]> So when Karmic releases, will it be at midnight tonight or will it just be sometime tomorrow?
[13:56] <zaoul1> shane2peru: typo first link
[13:56] <zim> grawity: agree have you ever watched the traffic that leaves your computer. the number of mail servers you could 0wn :)
[13:56] <Pici> [t0rc]: sometime tomorrow
[13:56] <Psinetic> ebb, it's not tor, tor isn't the problem, it's the system network wide proxy thta's the problem
[13:56] <nitrofurano> i updated to Karmic Koala this week, and it seems it uses xsplash on boot - i disabled it renaming /usr/bin/xsplash to /usr/bin/xsplash_ - but i'm affraid this will get back again in the next update - how can i disable xsplash from a settings file?
[13:56] <Psinetic> i don't know how to fix it
[13:56] <Pici> nitrofurano : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[13:56] <nutzer> shall I type in empaty?
[13:56] <grimreaper85> go ubuntu! :) cant wait
[13:56] <Psinetic> problem is, tor is offline, it works fine, but the system is still looking for it
[13:56] <silent454> so I should try that one?
[13:56] <_Sih> not yet
[13:57] <_Sih> 2sec
[13:57] <nutzer> ok
[13:57] <zaoul1> shane2peru: I googled "ubuntu banners and buttons" https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WebsiteButtons
[13:57] <shane2peru> zaoul1: like Google, and many others just give you simple code to plug into your page, I was surprised Ubuntu didn't have that.
[13:57] <ebb> Psinetic: do you have a /etc/socks.conf ?
[13:57] <_Sih> now write "sudo aptitude install empathy"
[13:57] <Psinetic> ebb no
[13:57] <grawity> zim: Isn't that what one dude has done already? Pwned email servers of governments of >20 countries.
[13:57] <kirolee> It hung up for well over an hour.  No movement.
[13:57] <_Sih> And answer Y to any wuestions
[13:57] <shane2peru> zaoul1: ahh, that is it!!! my google fu must not be very good today!
[13:57] <shane2peru> zaoul1: thanks
[13:57] <grawity> zim: In any case, if I wanted to use Tor for email or such, I'd use a service that has SSL.
[13:57] <om26er> silent454, it will be available for download tommorrow or a day after
[13:58] <zim> grawity: dont know would not suprise me
[13:58] <digital-rouge> i do need help with my chipset not being reconized
[13:58] <silent454> is it so hard to change it?
[13:58] <Psinetic> so....so far i have three bugs that no one can fix...intersting.
[13:58] <nutzer> also if he wants my oassword?
[13:58] <zaoul1> shane2peru: check out quanta or bluefish IDE
[13:58] <zaoul1> for html editing
[13:58] <_Sih> yes
[13:58] <shane2peru> zaoul1: yes, I use bluefish regularly, also kompozer for the visual side of it.
[13:58] <silent454> is there a way to update without uninstalling and such?
[13:59] <Pici> !upgrade | silent454
[13:59] <ebb> Psinetic: 'mv /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf.old' is my last idea , posibly the system is looking at that file to find the non exsistant proxy
[13:59] <nitrofurano> found no /etc/socks.conf - would be it related to xsplash?
[13:59] <zaoul1> yes everyone upgrade! upgrade!
[13:59] <zaoul1> ... work out all the bugs before I upgrade ;-D
[13:59] <nutzer> actually i can't  write anything..
[13:59] <zim> grawity: the way I look at it is the chances of someone having a play is greater with tor as if the guy was clued up enough/needed to use it he is also going to know how to play with exit data
[13:59] <Psinetic> ebb: mv /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf.ol
[13:59] <Psinetic> mv: cannot stat `/etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf': No such file or directory
[14:00] <silent454> so do you think it would be easier to get this solved then upgrade when the new one comes out?
[14:00] <grawity> zim: Greater, but not yet 100%.
[14:00] <_Sih> the password doesent't show when you type it
[14:00] <ebb> Psinetic: sorry 'sudo mv /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf.old'
[14:00] <grawity> zim: I did, however, had one case of an exit node inserting adware to websites.
[14:00] <grawity> zim: Including even http://tor.eff.org/ :|
[14:00] <nutzer> so i press ok when I'm ready..?
[14:01] <_Sih> yup
[14:01] <Psinetic> sudo mv /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf /etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf.old
[14:01] <Psinetic> mv: cannot stat `/etc/tor/tor-tsock.conf': No such file or directory
[14:01] <nutzer> sorry for being that stupid..
[14:01] <virtualet> exit
[14:01] <_Sih> no problem
[14:01] <zim> anyway I dont need to hide anything (much) :)
[14:01] <_Sih> ;)
[14:01] <grawity> zim: That argument's getting old.
[14:01] <Psinetic> >_> you know what, it's obvious you guys aren't thinking of this so i'll just ask...is there a file that edits the system proxy?
[14:03] <ebb> Psinetic: i thought it was /etc/socks.conf for a socks proxy
[14:03] <Psinetic> ebb.....oh...lol sry
[14:03] <zim> grawity: in not an argument it's my needs / lack of them
[14:03] <Psinetic> o.0 XD
[14:03] <silent454> well since is seems the guy answering my questions has disapeared I'll just leave and try these other files
[14:04] <nutzer> ok i typed in my password and than he wrote a lot..
[14:04] <_Sih> then it works
[14:04] <_Sih> now, when it's done you should find empathy in the same manu as pidgin
[14:04] <nutzer> so I'm supposed to have this empathy  now?
[14:04] <zim> anyway back to links. why do my soft links die after a reboot?
[14:04] <Trap2> how can I view windows shared file in ubuntu
[14:04] <Trap2> ?
[14:04] <courpse> How can i get a install going from tty with a mounted iso ?
[14:04] <nutzer> ok
[14:04] <_Sih> yes
[14:04] <Trap2> I am using a base installaion
[14:05] <Psinetic> om26er, pici, silent454 was asking for you
[14:05] <moofang> Trap2: you mean in a shared network folder?
[14:05] <Trap2> I dont have GUI toolkits prebuilt with gnome
[14:05] <Trap2> moocow, yes
[14:05] <moofang> fang :)
[14:05] <Jimmio> Hey all. I have my public key and the secret passcode that made the key... but not my private key. Can I still decrypt my files? If no, I'm never encrypting again >_<
[14:05] <Trap2> moofang, yes
[14:05] <nutzer> he said he didn't find a package named empathy.. :P
[14:05] <ks3> zim: They shouldn't. Where are the links created?
[14:05] <Trap2> moofang, any GUI ?
[14:06] <Psinetic> ebb, zim, grawity, should i just submit three bug reports or what?
[14:06] <moofang> Trap2: you're talking about the sort you would access on windows as \\host\folder right?
[14:06] <Trap2> moofang, sure
[14:06] <moofang> in nautilus (the file browser) just type smb://host/folder into the location bar
[14:06] <genshihebi> Trap2 nautilus/konqueror/dolphin: smb://hostname
[14:06] <Hylle> ive never seen so many noobs
[14:06] <Travis-42> Is there any way to force certain drives to a certain device letter, e.g. /dev/sda.  I have two drives that switch their letter seemingly randomly on boot, and I use a program that accesses the drives by /dev/sda rather than UUID or label.
[14:06] <Psinetic> Hylle, yes you did, when you first walked in here. get used to it
[14:06] <nutzer> but you helped me a lot! i didn't know about this terminalfunction before... thanks a lot!! :)
[14:06] <Trap2> moofang, I mean \\<IP_ADDRESS> and you get a list of shared files
[14:07] <moofang> yes
[14:07] <bazhang> Hylle, did you have a support question; that is not necessary here
[14:07] <_Sih> no problem :)
[14:07] <ebb> Psinetic: does   'sudo ip route show table local | grep nat'  come up with anything?
[14:07] <Trap2> moofang, any software for that in GUI
[14:07] <ks3> Jimmio: Probably not... the private key is very important
[14:07] <nutzer> maybe my dad can help me one day..
[14:07] <genshihebi> Trap2 nautilus/konqueror/dolphin: smb://hostname will list the folders only
[14:07] <moofang> Trap2: so on ubuntu just open the file browser
[14:07] <igemq> ss
[14:07] <moofang> Trap2: you don't need an extra gui - the default file browser can do it
[14:07] <Hylle> i have never seen so many faggots here
[14:07] <nutzer> bye :)
[14:07] <Hylle> in a chat
[14:07] <_Sih> bye
[14:07] <moofang> Trap2: you just need to type smb://<IP_ADDRESS> in the location bar
[14:08] <Psinetic> ebb, the command worked, but i still can't update
[14:08] <Jimmio> ks3: ...FUCK!
[14:08] <Trap2> moofang, ok am trying
[14:08] <ebb> Psinetic: does 'sudo ip route show table local | grep nat'  come up with anything?
[14:08] <Jimmio> ks3: Sorry, excuse my language. I just lost MANY hours of code.
[14:08] <Psinetic> !language > Jimmio
[14:08] <ebb> Psinetic: as in any text output?
[14:08] <Psinetic> ebb, no
[14:08] <Trap2> moofang, Do I need sth like samba for that or just installing nautilus will do ?
[14:08] <ebb> Psinetic: :(
[14:09] <Jimmio> v.v
[14:09] <moofang> Trap2: yes you need samba, but if you're using a fairly recent version of ubuntu it should already be installed
[14:09] <newab2qik> hi all. Using Jaunty, Display card = Mobile INtel 965. Problem is screen Flickering. Its noticeable when using firefox? Ideas plz?
[14:09] <hikenboot> does the alternatives cd have the same quick boot features of the desktop version?
[14:10] <golf> ...
[14:10] <Psinetic> ebb, zim, grawity, *sigh* ok i guess i'll just submit these as bug reports and wait three weeks before i get an answer. Thanks for the help :) I REALLY REALLY REALLY appreciate all the support
[14:10] <golf> ดีดี
[14:10] <Pranav> moofang, thanks moofang will definitely try it
[14:11] <Singba> i'm still wondering whether the 9.10 is available now? how can i upgrade to it? thanks a lot.
[14:11] <moofang> (what did I just get thanked for? @_@)
[14:11] <bazhang> Singba, discussion support for karmic in #ubuntu+1
[14:11] <moofang> Singba: don't think its out yet
[14:11] <moofang> it'll be out ina  day or two
[14:12] <ichat> watch the countdown :P
[14:12] <Singba> thanks, bazhang & moofang. maybe i should wait.... thanks
[14:12] <Pici> !karmic
[14:12] <ebb> Psinetic: http://burakdd.wordpress.com/2009/08/24/removing-proxy-server-from-ubuntu-9-04/
[14:13] <ebb> Psinetic: that looks hopefull
[14:13] <Psinetic> ebb, thanks, one sec
[14:13] <Psinetic> EBB I LOVE YOU!!!!
[14:13] <Psinetic> ebb, unset http_proxy was the key
[14:14] <ebb> Psinetic: =D
[14:14] <Psinetic> hehe, now i have to remember what i was going to install in the first place XD
[14:14] <Psinetic> ok, so now i only have two bugs no one can fix :D
[14:14] <ebb> Psinetic: i kept thinking it was a file but it was an enviroment variable lol
[14:14] <Psinetic> hehehe, ebb, you did a fantastic job. thank you so much for the support. *requests Bazhang to patt ebb on the back* LOL
[14:14] <newab2qik> hey, anyone get flicker on display when using firefox on jaunty?
[14:14] <DexterLB> hi
[14:15] <DexterLB> I have a linux filesystem on a compactflash
[14:15] <DexterLB> (a root linux filesystem)
[14:15] <DexterLB> I want to reset it's root password.
[14:15] <DexterLB> so, where is the password repository file located?
[14:15] <nicklas_> what time you think 9.10 will come in sweden tomorrow? :-P
[14:15] <iceroot> nicklas_: #ubuntu+1
[14:16] <Pici> nicklas_: When its done, await the release in #ubuntu-release-party
[14:16] <nicklas_> iceroot: sorry
[14:16] <ebb> Psinetic: gl with the new package =]
[14:16] <iceroot> DexterLB: a password for the filesystem?
[14:16] <Psinetic> nicklas_, no need to be sorry :)
[14:16] <Psinetic> ebb, thank you SO Much :) i added you to my friend list
[14:16] <DexterLB> no, the password of the root user
[14:16] <Psinetic> hehe
[14:16] <DexterLB> normally sudo passwd will set the root password for my system
[14:17] <ebb> Psinetic: coool :) I learned somethings as well lol
[14:17] <DexterLB> I want to set it on another linux installation
[14:17] <iceroot> DexterLB: /etc/shadow  also see /etc/passwd
[14:17] <DexterLB> which is in /media/lin2root instead of /
[14:17] <DexterLB> ok
[14:17] <Psinetic> ebb, haha, glad we could help each other ;) at least now i know how to remove the proxy :D
[14:17] <igemq> =-O
[14:18] <Psinetic> ebb, package installed perfectly :)
[14:18] <ebb> Psinetic: i guess tor doesnt like http when its on port 111
[14:19] <Psinetic> ebb, it was on port 9050 :P
[14:19] <ebb> Psinetic: oh yeh
[14:19] <ebb> Psinetic: i gotta look in to socks some time
[14:19] <Psinetic> :P
[14:19] <ebb> Psinetic: i used it before but no idea how it works
[14:20] <Psinetic> ebb, me either to be honest
[14:21] <n1k> is sending/receiving files with finch possible?
[14:21] <Psinetic> ebb, now comes the scanage ;) over 7,000 songs to put into this player XD
[14:22] <ebb> Psinetic: I dare not try it though i got vlans and ssh tunnels on my box so would be even more of a tangle
[14:22] <ebb> Psinetic: what player?
[14:22] <Psinetic> ebb, hehe, yeah i can see how that could cause a problem.
[14:22] <Psinetic> ebb, exaile
[14:23] <Ubee> I have jaunty jackalobe on my computer. Will I receive an upgrade request on my computer to get Karmic Koala?
[14:23] <Psinetic> Ubee, yes
[14:23] <craCkpot> to add a location to the "places" menu (i want to add my FTP site) then i just update bookmarks in nautilus, correct?
[14:23] <Pici> craCkpot: Yes.
[14:24] <craCkpot> ty
[14:24] <Ubee> How easy is it for me to upgrade? Please describe to me how that process takes place.
[14:24] <Psinetic> Pici, how about when you click on certain items int he "places" menu it plays DVD (if they're incerted, doesn't do anything at all if not)?
[14:24] <Pici> Ubee: When its released, yes.
[14:24] <Psinetic> :D
[14:24] <DJones> !upgrade | Ubee
[14:24] <cxo> How do you get to runlevel 3 on Ubuntu?
[14:25] <craCkpot> i would like to add the FTP site on the main places menu, not the bookmarks submenu, any way?
[14:25] <cxo> network + multi-user + no gui
[14:25] <ebb> Psinetic: i think i try Exaile , it can get pod casts?
[14:25] <craCkpot> i had it on my laptop, but it won't do it on my desktop install
[14:25] <Psinetic> ebb, i don't know, a friend pointed it out after Rhythmbox kept freezing up on me for no reason and no one in channel knew how to fix it
[14:26] <Pici> !runlevel | cxo
[14:26] <Pici> cxo: Use sudo update-rc.d gdm remove if you want gdm/X to stop running on boot.
[14:26] <LogicalDash> What's an application that'll allow me to arbitrarily retitle my windows?
[14:26] <ktzkk> t options: http://www.ubuntu.com/support | IRC info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC | Pastes to http://paste.ubuntu.com | Install Ubuntu: http://www.ubuntu.com/download | Jaunty 9.04 Released | http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904 | Karmic Beta (9.10) Support in #ubuntu+1
[14:26] <ktzkk> * #ubuntu 的话题由 Pici 于 Tue Oct  6 22:19:44 2009 设置
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[14:26] <FloodBot2> ktzkk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
 E: Problem executing scripts APT::Update::Post-Invoke '/usr/bin/daptup --post'
[14:26] <ktzkk>  E: Sub-process returned an error code
[14:26] <Psinetic> Pici that wasn't a joke, it really does play a DVD. no one could fix the problem last time i asked.
[14:26] <ktzkk>  what does it m
[14:26] <Psinetic> XD
[14:26] <cxo> Pici, But thats permanent, i want an on-the-fly solution
[14:27] <Pici> cxo: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[14:27] <ks3> cxo: You could stop gdm? invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[14:27] <craCkpot> any way to stop my FTP from opening in firefox, i would like it to open in nautilus.
[14:27] <cxo> No, i dont want to stop gdm, I dont want to load X at all
[14:28] <Psinetic> ebb, yes it uses podcasts
[14:28] <ebb> Psinetic: cool im compiling/emerging it now :)
[14:28] <craCkpot> i guess ftp:// protocol is associated with firefox?
[14:28] <Psinetic> ebb, :D nice
[14:28] <Pici> cxo: stopping gdm will stop X.
[14:28] <Psinetic> ok guys, i gotta go to bed now, it's 11:30 pm here
[14:29] <cxo> No, i dont want to run any of that to begin with
[14:29] <DexterLB> doesn't work
[14:29] <Psinetic> night ebb
[14:29] <DexterLB> /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow are not valid passwd repos
[14:30] <ebb> Psinetic: cya :)
[14:30]  * cxo will use his hammer
[14:30] <Pici> cxo: I think we're going around in circles. X is started because gdm gets started. If you don't want X to start, then don't start gdm.
[14:30] <Pici> DexterLB: What do you mean by 'password repo'?
[14:30] <ks3> cxo: I believe you can install a standard sysv init package and use it instead of upstart, but I've never tried
[14:31] <DexterLB> see man passwd, line 93
[14:32] <t2ttmp> is there a mini image for 9.10 rc i found one in dirstruction but file date was 6th and is this before rc or does it not matter will it grab latest as installing ?
[14:33] <dassouki> how can i install qwt5 on 9.04 ... i get the followring error using apt-get  python-qwt5-qt4: Depends: python (< 2.6) but 2.6.2-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[14:33] <dassouki> E: Broken packages
[14:33] <dassouki> there is also this bug report about it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyqwt5/+bug/342782
[14:34] <Pici> !karmic | t2ttmp
[14:35] <t2ttmp> o.k thanks
[14:35] <mattgyver> Im already on an ext4 fs on 9.04, when i upgrade to 9.10 are there any other items (aside from grub2) that will not be setup during the upgrade process which I must do manually?
[14:35] <t2ttmp> prolly just saved me a day of trouble L)
[14:35] <t2ttmp> :)
[14:36] <DexterLB> found it
[14:36] <DexterLB> chroot
[14:36] <t2ttmp> anybody know what version of alsa is included in 9.10
[14:36] <Pici> t2ttmp: Please use the aformentioned channels for discussing 9.10
[14:37] <t2ttmp> oops i am sorry i joined it then used wrong window ;0
[14:41] <Ubee> has anyone tried karmic koala?
[14:42] <CShadowRun> Ubee i'm running it on 3 computers atm
[14:42] <CShadowRun> (2 PC's, one netbook (the remix))
[14:43] <IdleOne> !9.10 | Ubee
[14:44] <giorgossten> login grnet
[14:44] <stevieman> can someone give me a hand with the apache2 /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default config file in ubuntu? I'd like to setup apache to respond to my domain but so far I am just getting the error "[warn] NameVirtualHost *:0 has no virtual hosts. I'm used to Fedora httpd.conf files so I am a bit lost. A snippet of my file can be seen here http://pastebin.com/d192b962
[14:44] <BlackFate> giorgossten, dont spam.. thnx
[14:45] <paranoid_ndroid> how much time to kc?
[14:45] <paranoid_ndroid> hours
[14:45] <paranoid_ndroid> I neeeeeeeed to know
[14:45] <Pici> paranoid_ndroid: When its done.
[14:45] <paranoid_ndroid> -.-
[14:45] <giorgossten> sorry i am trying something....sorry
[14:45] <Pici> paranoid_ndroid: Await the release in #ubuntu-release-party
[14:46] <jontore> Hi, I have a problem with my ati graphics driver after I updated it. I've tried to reset xorg.conf but it does not help. Any ideas?
[14:47] <Inferus> Hi
[14:47] <ks3> stevieman: you may need NameVirtualHost *:80 ? Been awhile since I've messed with Apache configs.
[14:47] <Inferus> does ubuntu come with WINE support ?
[14:47] <Pici> Inferus: It doesn't come pre-installed, but its available to install from the package repositories.
[14:48] <Inferus> Pici: is it difficult to set up
[14:48] <Inferus> I need windows apps such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign
[14:48] <Inferus> I use a mac in work, and fancy using ubuntu on my laptop
[14:48] <Inferus> as ubuntu 9.10 looks v similar to OSX
[14:48] <Pici> Inferus: You'll need to consult the wine appdb for any specific application issues.
[14:49] <Pici> !appdb | Inferus
[14:49] <stevieman> ks3: ooo it didn't like that :)
[14:49] <LogicalDash> Inferus: it depends on what app you want to set up. WINE also has a commercial version, Crossover, that automates setup for some common programs.
[14:49] <westexasman> so, best distro to use for a web server is...?
[14:49] <LogicalDash> westexasman: Ubuntu Server :)
[14:49] <stevieman> ks3: but ironically it worked?
[14:49] <pnut> to each his own, but i like CentOS for web serving
[14:49] <westexasman> I knew that would be the answer ;)
[14:50] <Pici> westexasman: If you're expecting any answer besides Ubuntu... you're in the wrong place.
[14:50] <Inferus> Pici: ok cheers
[14:50] <westexasman> lol I know, just thought I would ask.
[14:50] <stevieman> westexasman: I'm partial to Fedora
[14:50]  * pnut loves ubuntu server.....i run one at home for web/file serving...but CentOS is pretty good too
[14:50] <preecher> in ubuntu my left mouse button double clicks when i only click it once--if im on windows it works correct--any suggestions
[14:50] <ks3> stevieman: Interesting... just checked a couple of our Apache servers, and we're using IPs specifically (NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>:80)
[14:50] <QaDeS> hiyas. my bluetooth mouse seems to disconnect randomly and i cannot even get it back by restarting the bluetooth service. is that a known problem?
[14:51] <stevieman> westexasman: but that's only because I haven't figured out Ubuntu's quirky apache conf setup yet
[14:51] <westexasman> what about a control panel, like Plesk, only not due to its high cost. Any cheapy or freebie control panels out there worthy of a run?
[14:51] <DaZ> preecher: doubleclicks or works as a doubleklick ;f
[14:51] <pnut> theres webmin, but its vulnerable...
[14:51] <bastid_raZor> m  '';nDC
[14:51] <bastid_raZor> ";n
[14:51] <bastid_raZor>                      \}}}}}}}]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}"  BTJ
[14:51] <bastid_raZor>
[14:51] <bastid_raZor>
[14:52] <FloodBot2> bastid_raZor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:52] <bastid_raZor> "  N
[14:52] <bastid_raZor>                 nv
[14:52] <ks3> westexasman: We use HSphere for several things, but they've been bought by someone... not sure if it's still offered?
[14:52] <stevieman> ks3: hmmm it's very strange
[14:52] <pnut> theres also cpanel, i dont know if its cheaper than plesk
[14:52] <preecher> if i click on my firefox icon once it will open 2 browsers --it double clicks i guess
[14:52] <bastid_raZor> sorry that was my 1yr old.. :\
[14:52] <DaZ> doubleklicks :f
[14:53] <preecher> i should have said any icon--it isnt firefox specific
[14:53] <DaZ> preecher: what mouse? :f
 theres webmin, but its vulnerable... <- to?
[14:53] <cgroza> hello,how can i enable gdm prefetch?
[14:53] <preecher> um its just a macally cheapo
[14:53] <preecher> usb with scrolling wheel
[14:53] <Adamanta> I tried to install ubunutu onto my ps3 but it didn't work, now I can't get back to the ps3 menus...
[14:54] <pnut> ikt, it has multiple vulnerabilites last i checked
[14:54] <millertimek1a2m3> does anyone do java
[14:54] <cgroza> hello,how can i enable gdm prefetch?
[14:54] <pnut> ikt, http://www.securiteam.com/unixfocus/5CP0R1P80G.html
[14:54] <millertimek1a2m3> i need some help
[14:54] <LastArms> Hi, I have a question, is it possible to use the same swap space with different distros?
[14:54] <preecher> Daz it did work ok on a diff distro
[14:54] <Naddix> lastarms yes
[14:54] <ks3> LastArms: Sure, as long as you don't hibernate
[14:54] <LastArms> ???
[14:55] <Naddix> only one distro at a time
[14:55] <LastArms> you mean hibernate both of em at the same time?
[14:55] <DaZ> preecher: /var/log/Xorg.0.log and lsusb ;f
[14:55] <RhysM> does "upload and download" in webmin manage authenticated downloads i.e rapidshare megaupload?
[14:55] <owner> any one
[14:55] <owner> could any one help plz..
[14:55] <ks3> LastArms: hibernate saves ram to swap... if you then boot the other distro, your hibernate image will be overwritten
[14:55] <owner> im having a real trouble with linux
[14:55] <Pici> RhysM: We do not support webmin here, please use their support systems.
[14:55] <cgroza> hello,how can i enable gdm prefetch?
[14:55] <DaZ> owner: we help for money.
[14:55] <LastArms> ok cool thank you ks3 Naddix
[14:55] <millertimek1a2m3> owner: what is it?
[14:56] <harikumar> is to possible to change to 9.10 from its beta using "update-manager-d" in Alt+f2
[14:56] <owner> i got Nvidia drivers
[14:56] <DaZ> cgroza: gdm prefetch? :f
[14:56] <owner> its a .run file
[14:56] <owner> and i dont know
[14:56] <owner> how to install it
[14:56] <Pici> harikumar : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[14:56] <stevieman> arg now it's not working again
[14:56] <LogicalDash> owner, Ubuntu already comes with Nvidia drivers
[14:56] <RhysM> pici: sorry just got offtopic after someone mentioned it
[14:56] <DaZ> owner: if you don't know you shouldn't
[14:56] <harikumar> k...thnx..
[14:56] <millertimek1a2m3> owner: i'm going to need more description than that...
[14:56] <DaZ> get them from the repo ;f
[14:56] <owner> file:///home/owner/Desktop/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-190.42-pkg1.run
[14:56] <owner> thats the name of my file
[14:56] <owner> i want to install it
[14:57] <cgroza> Daz,i read somewhere that if i enable this gnome services will load while i type my user and password
[14:57] <LogicalDash> owner, I don't think you should, you already have Nvidia drivers if you have Ubuntu
[14:57] <owner> the latest ones?
[14:57] <millertimek1a2m3> owner: have you tried googling it?
[14:57] <Naddix> stable ones
[14:57] <owner> ye a bunch of times
[14:57] <Adamanta> please help anyone with an ubunutu ps3
[14:58] <schnetf> adamanta what do you need?
[14:58] <robin__> i am getting alot of static out of my speakers, cant figure it out anyone help me?
[14:59] <stevieman> Does anyone have a working sample 000-default file I can take a peak at?
[14:59] <owner> ok fuck this
[14:59] <Xcell> owner-  whats the problem
[14:59] <Adamanta> schestowitz: My ps3 boots into ubunutu installer, which doesn't work, it's stuck there and I can't get back to the ps3 menus?
[14:59] <Adamanta> *schnetf sorry
[14:59] <Pici> owner: Please watch your language while in this channel.
 ikt, http://www.securiteam.com/unixfocus/5CP0R1P80G.html <- 27 Aug. 2002 <- gonna get back to you on that one
[15:00] <schnetf> press the power on button for a few sec - it will reset your ps3
[15:01] <DaZ> cgroza: gdm needs to be compiled with prefetching enabled
[15:01] <pnut> ikt, no biggie....take your time... like i said, my server only servs my LAN on my home lab, so it doesnt have outside access, thats the only way i would run webmin on my server
[15:01] <DaZ> and as i know ubuntu developers they didn't do it :f
[15:01] <alexandros> i installed but when i type aticonfig it shows me "no supported adapters detected"
[15:01] <cgroza> daz,how can i do this
[15:01] <Adamanta> schnetf: Brilliant, thanks. Did try that but think I held it too long and it turned off the system.
[15:01] <pnut> ikt, i know its way old, but webmin is still vulnerable
[15:02] <Pici> !webmin | pnut ikt
[15:02] <preecher> Daz forgive my noobness -i took that i was supposed to put that in terminal and i get "unknown id"
[15:02] <Adamanta> For some reason when installing ubuntu it just freezes, it won't get past 0% when trying to format the partition.
[15:02] <DaZ> cgroza: dunno, i don't use ubuntu and i don't know anything about debs
[15:02] <DaZ> preecher: ? :o
[15:03] <DaZ> preecher: gedit /var/log/Xorg.0.log , pastebin it
[15:03] <DaZ> then lsusb ;f
[15:03] <giorgossten> #
[15:04] <Adamanta> ok thanks
[15:05] <dujsh> hi, how to mount usb device?
[15:05] <preecher> Daz- the entire log?
[15:05] <DaZ> preecher: yes
[15:08] <giorgossten> how can i ender in another server?
[15:08] <ikt> ender?
[15:09] <giorgossten> enter
[15:09] <DaZ> ender
[15:09] <ikt> o_O
[15:10] <giorgossten> do you know?
[15:10] <JohannesSM64> can I update to the karmic rc now, then update further to the final when it's out?
[15:10] <eyebee> JohannesSM64: yes you can
[15:14] <mattgyver> JohannesSM64: Yeah you could do that if you wanted to.
[15:16] <n1k> :3
[15:16] <cocozz_> Is there any way to change empathy's background color ?
[15:18] <qed> http://www.cirque.com/desktoptouchpad/productsandorders/smartcatpro.aspx -- Anyone know if I can get this thing to work?  It just uses USB so it should be possible right?
[15:18] <qed> i could just manually figure out what is being sent from the touchpad and create the hotkey functionality myself right?
[15:19] <n1k> k
[15:21] <draginx> How do I disable system beeps?
[15:22] <alexandros> vapsto mple k peta to
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> draginx:  blacklist the pcskpr module is one way. depending on whats beeping
[15:22] <ltcabral> hey... whats the overridefile in: dpkg-scanpackages [-u] [-a<arch>] binarypath overridefile [pathprefix] > Packages
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> !beep
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> draginx:  therea a forum thread on the topic i recall with some good info. but thats what disabled them on my laptop
[15:23] <draginx> Dr_Willis, lets say im typing in an input box and I keep hitting backspace till theres nothing, if I hit it again it beeps
[15:24] <schnetf> dragix: add blacklist pcspkr to your /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[15:24] <schnetf> then reboot
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> draginx:  thats controllable by various ways.. 'xset b 0 0 0 ' will proberly kill it.. or theres a bash config to disable that also..
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> draginx:  the blacklist will kill off all 'speaker beeps'  which is the old-skool way of doint alert tones.
[15:25] <draginx> right
[15:25] <iceroot> draginx: use lsmod  to display the kernel-moduls, there is something leike pcrspeak   blacklist that module and it will never beep again
[15:25] <draginx> i dont need any speake rbeeps i think theyre annoying :P
[15:25] <TravelngSalesmn> how do you zoom in on an image, then save it in its supersized form?
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> try sudo rmmod pcspkr - see if it stops
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> the beep on the laptop beeped when it rebooted/powered down.. and if i had headphones on it was REAL REAL REAL loud.. :) and annoying
[15:26] <iceroot> TravelngSalesmn: depeinding on the tool
[15:26] <zer0x> TravelngSalesmn: use gimp :D
[15:26] <draginx> Dr_Willis, that worked thanks :) and ty iceroot and schnetf  :)
[15:33] <alabd> Good day everyone , Is it against to ubuntu mailing list license if someone allows that his/her notes/answers be copied into a non-free book ?
[15:34] <ltcabral> hey im making a custom repository... do i have to keep the structure dists/jaunty/multiverse/binary-i386 ?
[15:35] <Shockrates> hi
[15:35] <Shockrates> how can i become root
[15:35] <Shockrates> ?
[15:35] <Halitech> !root | Shockrates
[15:35] <mesula> Shockrates: sudo
[15:35] <Shockrates> to change some things as an admin
[15:35] <zer0x> lol, I've never seen that bot message xD
[15:36] <zer0x> !sudo
[15:36] <Shockrates> Halitech: i need to open a gui screen as root
[15:36] <mesula> zer0x: ZOMFG so hilarious!
[15:36] <Halitech> Shockrates, then use gksudo
[15:36] <zer0x> mesula: yup, put a smile on my bored face :D
[15:36] <Shockrates> Halitech: i need to open system settings about me
[15:36] <Shockrates> as a root
[15:36] <Shockrates> gksudo!
[15:37] <Shockrates> !gksudo
[15:37] <Halitech> Shockrates, what exactly are you trying to do?
[15:37] <Shockrates> look i am using kde
[15:38] <hdon> hi all. i have installed the "webboard" package. it also installs /usr/lib/webboard/webboard-applet. does that mean it has a gnome panel applet?
[15:38] <Shockrates> and i need to open as root system tools - about me
[15:38] <Shockrates> to do some things
[15:38] <Shockrates> i need admin rights
[15:38] <hdon> it is a python program using the gnomeapplet module, so i'm guessing yes. how can i make it show up on my list of available gnome panel applets?
[15:39] <x3r13x1z> uh, Hi! XD
[15:39] <Out_Cold> Shockrates, slow down and explain that with more sense and on one line please
[15:39] <hdon> hmm, running it seemed to add it!
[15:39] <Halitech> Shockrates, explaining how to enable the root account is against ubuntu policies and other then being told to use sudo or gksudo we won't go beyond that
[15:40] <Out_Cold> what's the kde x sudo command?
[15:40] <draginx> Is it safe to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 on a hp pavilion laptop? :P
[15:40] <Halitech> Out_Cold, kdesu I believe
[15:40] <Shockrates> i am using kde. when i open system settings -> about me and try to change my image, this  msg (your administrator has disallowed chaning your image). so i try to enter this gui as a root or admin
[15:40] <Out_Cold> maybe that's what he needs
[15:40] <JoshuaL> draginx, it works fine on my hp pavilion :)
[15:40] <draginx> Alright cool :D thanks
[15:41] <Halitech> Out_Cold, he would still need to know program to open
[15:41] <Out_Cold> yea.
[15:41] <mud_bat> !wpa
[15:41] <Halitech> Shockrates, can  you use kdesu or sudo in the terminal?
[15:41] <Out_Cold> not sure what "about me" is
[15:41] <Shockrates> Halitech: no
[15:41] <Shockrates> doesnt work
[15:41] <Halitech> Shockrates, so you aren't the admin or first user on the system?
[15:42] <Kazagistar> ls
[15:42] <Shockrates> Halitech: i managed to change the image 3 times with no problem, no something happened. anyway i try to enter this gui as a root
[15:42] <beniamino> i've just upgraded to karmic, and my root partition is not mounted during boot. i get dropped to a busybox shell. the error is 'gave up waiting for root device' but the device itself seems to be ok (/dev/sda1). the problem seems to be that theres no symlink in /dev/disks/by-uuid for the root partition. can i just create that symlink myself?
[15:43] <Out_Cold> Shockrates, you "can" do that. but everyone will tell you not to and no one will help
[15:43] <mikebeecham> does anyone know a workaround for allowing Google Chrome to play mp3s witin the browser?
[15:43] <Kazagistar> so, karmic has new eclipse, which is very cool... where do I go to install a plugin manually from a zip file?
[15:43] <Shockrates> Out_Cold: may i ask why?
[15:43] <Out_Cold> !root
[15:44] <Pici> Kazagistar: Karmic isn't released yet, so support is still in #ubuntu+1
[15:44] <pnut> lol@ubottu
[15:44] <fantasticulous> hey any idea where transmission saves .torrent files?
[15:45] <Out_Cold> fantasticulous, somewhere in /tmp?
[15:45] <fantasticulous> naw, /tmp gets cleared at reboots
[15:46] <Halitech> fantasticulous, anything for a setting in preferences?
[15:46] <fantasticulous> found them in ~/.config/transmission/torrents
[15:46] <fantasticulous> thanks
[15:49] <ranjan> hi there i am wondering with one simple thing .. how to enter  dns values that i have recived from my service provider .. they have given me  6 set of secondary dns so i am wondering how to insert this much value in netwok set up applet and i am using ubuntu 9.04 please help
[15:51] <beniamino> can anyone tell me anything about how the symlinks in /dev/disk/by-uuid are supposed to be created? are they recreated on every boot, or are they persistent? how can i recreate them? why might they fail to be created?
[15:51] <leafpile> hello.  where are the passwords for my wireless networking connection stored on jaunty?
[15:51] <lodder> Is it possible to setup a transparent squid proxy with the server only having one nic?
[15:51] <teeterhearing> whats up
[15:51] <jpds> lodder: ~/.gconf/system/networking/connections/*
[15:52] <ranjan> i am wondering with one simple thing .. how to enter  dns values that i have recived from my service provider .. they have given me  6 set of secondary dns so i am wondering how to insert this much value in netwok set up applet and i am using ubuntu 9.04 please help
[15:52] <Shockrates> cya t hanks
[15:52] <lodder> jpds: ???
[15:52] <jpds> lodder: That's the folder where they are stored.
[15:53] <x3r13x1z> Skype isn't working on ubuntu 8.04, I get sound, but I cannot send sound?
[15:53] <x3r13x1z> So, my friends won't hear me.
[15:53] <lodder> jpds: it's on my server not a desktop
[15:53] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, you should change a little bit ;)
[15:53] <x3r13x1z> change color of my text?
[15:53] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, try to set the sound settings to pulse, that should help ;)
[15:53] <jpds> lodder: Oh, sorry, that was for leafpile.
[15:54] <jpds> leafpile: They are stored in ~/.gconf/system/networking/connections/*
[15:54] <ranjan> hi there i am wondering with one simple thing .. how to enter  dns values that i have recived from my service provider .. they have given me  6 set of secondary dns so i am wondering how to insert this much value in netwok set up applet and i am using ubuntu 9.04 please help
[15:54] <lodder> jpds: can you help me?
[15:54] <x3r13x1z> The sound is set to pulseaudio, and I can't change it
[15:54] <leafpile> jpds - thanks - thought i looked in there and i found a file with the essid but not a password.  i'll check again
[15:56] <zer0x> !shadow
[15:56] <zer0x> awww
[15:56] <x3r13x1z> ?
[15:56] <[Di]> óÿñå íàðîäó òî Î_î
[15:57] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, can't you change it? weird ;)
[15:57] <[Di]> Îî
[15:58] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, do you have a screenshot of your exact problem? my skype works perfectly. i got pavu installed by the way, that helps imo to get the sound harder, sometimes it is not hard enough, perhaps that's the problem.  Try to install pavu ;)
[15:58] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, sorry, i mean pavucontrol; sudo apt-get install pavucontrol
[15:59] <pshr_> !ics
[15:59] <vadviktor> Which port do I have to open on the firewall for Empathy's Salut protocol, please?
[16:01] <|DiveRR|> ÿ òóäà ïîïàë?:O
[16:01] <Pici> !ru | |DiveRR|
[16:01] <|DiveRR|> ïîõîäó íå òóäà...
[16:02] <x3r13x1z> Thanks snicksie, I'll try that, just a moment
[16:02] <raik> how much time left for karmic koala?
[16:03] <zer0x> raik: tomorrow :D
[16:03] <dujsh> coming soon
[16:03] <mM94> hello everyone. I'm having a strange issue with pcman file manager. It works fine if i launch it from the terminal, but if i launch it from the menu i can't view pictures
[16:03] <XLV> DiskeT, onjoin spam
[16:03] <Pici> raik, Karmic will be released some time during the 29th, i.e: there is no exact time. You can await the announcement in #ubuntu-release-party
[16:04] <dujsh> hello,how to install gtk+?
[16:04] <Inferus> sudo apt-get install gtk ?
[16:04] <Inferus> xD
[16:04] <dujsh> but it can't work.
[16:05] <zer0x> !isitout
[16:05] <zer0x> :D
[16:05] <raik> can anyone suggest me a good video converter?
[16:05] <iceroot> raik: vlc
[16:05] <zer0x> raik: mencoder or ffmpeg :D
[16:05] <cdog69> i assume if I am downloading the 64-bit server edition of ubuntu that I need 64-bit hardware, yes?
[16:05] <kimico> 4096
[16:06] <x3r13x1z> Microphone, Speakers and Ringing, they are all set on "PulseAudio (local)", and I can't change any of them
[16:06] <zer0x> cdog69: yes
[16:06] <zer0x> cdog69: it wont boot on x86 hardware
[16:06] <skrite> msg nickserv identify bitsbam
[16:06] <Kazagistar> dujsh: what exactly about it does not work? what are you trying to do with gtk+?
[16:06] <Pici> skrite: Please change your password.
[16:07] <cdog69> lol
[16:07] <frantic1> Hi all. Can i install C++ Compiler with the apt?
[16:07] <x3r13x1z> Snicksie: Microphone, Speakers and Ringing, they are all set on "PulseAudio (local)", and I can't change any of them.
[16:08] <Pici> frantic1: sure, the build-essential metapackage will install everything you need to get started compiling c and c++
[16:08] <SmokeyD> hey people, I am having issues for a few days akready with nl.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-i386 repository and jaunty-security repositorie
[16:08] <SmokeyD> I keep getting 404 not found errors
[16:08] <dujsh> kazagistar: yes. i need it for other software.
[16:09] <frantic1> Pici: so, what i have to write in the console to have it?
[16:09] <Pici> frantic1: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:09] <frantic1> Pici: thanks
[16:09] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, applications-> sound & video -> pulseaudio device chooser
[16:09] <realf> hi
[16:10] <x3r13x1z> ok, I'll  test that
[16:10] <Flare183> !hi | realf
[16:10] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[16:10] <frantic1> Pici: it says that they are already installed o.O
[16:10] <ruby_on_tails> when I press crtl+2/3/4 the screen refreshes, are these the shortcuts for refresh ?
[16:11] <Pici> frantic1: so you have a compiler already
[16:11] <x3r13x1z> There's no such thing as that in the Applications>Sound and video menu?
[16:11] <x3r13x1z> :S
[16:11] <Pici> frantic1: gcc is the executable name.
[16:11] <rytis> hello
[16:12] <frantic1> Pici: gcc: no input files
[16:12]  * rytis trying to detect Ranting
[16:12] <rytis> do anyone saw here some weird indian?
[16:12] <RantingHuman> hello rytis
[16:12] <rytis> snap
[16:12] <ubuntu_> hi all
[16:12] <ubuntu_> hi all
[16:12] <rytis> my nick search raped me
[16:12] <Flare183> ubuntu_: Hi
[16:13] <om26er> ubuntu_, hey
[16:13] <om26er> ubuntu_, your problem solved?
[16:13] <ruby_on_tails> how can I create a keyboard shortcut to launch gedit ?
[16:13] <Travis-42> Is there a way to get an old version of a software package from a repository? The newest one broke things for me.
[16:13] <ubuntu_> I have a problem
[16:13] <om26er> Travis-42, which app you talking about
[16:14] <x3r13x1z> Snicksie: I don't get it, I installed pavucontrol just as you said, but it isn't in the applications>Sound and Video menu?
[16:14] <Flare183> !ask | ubuntu_
[16:14] <Pici> !compile | frantic1
[16:14] <Travis-42> om26er: exuberant-ctags
[16:15] <frantic1> Pici , ubottu thanks =>
[16:15] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, hm, here it was, try terminal -> pavucontrol
[16:16] <JonathanEllis1> What is the most recent release of sun java for ubuntu?
[16:16] <nitrohax> java 6 i belive.
[16:16] <x3r13x1z> Snicksie: Oh, now it worked =D
[16:16] <ruby_on_tails> anyone ?
[16:16] <nitrohax> download the JRE package from add/remove programs
[16:16] <Flare183> JonathanEllis: Sun Java 6
[16:16] <JonathanEllis1> nitrohax and Flare183: Thanks. Thats what I thought.
[16:17] <alabd> Good day everyone , Is it against to ubuntu mailing list license if someone allows that his/her notes/answers be copied into a non-free book ?
[16:17] <Flare183> JonathanEllis: No problem
[16:17] <pshr_> !iptables
[16:17] <julios> hello
[16:17] <ubuntu_> !ask ubuntu_
[16:18] <julios> help please install tv capture ati all in wonder 9600
[16:18] <ruby_on_tails> anyone ?
[16:18] <ruby_on_tails> how can I create a keyboard shortcut to launch gedit .....................
[16:18] <nitrohax> ruby_on_tails> you using ubuntu? or the netbook remix?
[16:19] <ruby_on_tails> nitrohax: ubuntu 9.04
[16:19] <Flare183> !shortcuts | ruby_on_tails
[16:19] <ruby_on_tails> Flare183: that helps to give shortcuts for predefined stuff, like terminal, desktop, etc
[16:19] <ruby_on_tails> I want the ability to create shortcuts for any app I want
[16:19] <ruby_on_tails> maybe for supertuxkart ?
[16:20] <ruby_on_tails> oh I can add
[16:20] <ruby_on_tails> :D
[16:20] <nitrohax> ruby_on_tails> click add then make your own line
[16:20] <OerHeks> ruby_on_tails, launch as 'gedit' ?
[16:21] <chiques> does anyone know of any transient simulators for Ubuntu?
[16:21] <ruby_on_tails> OerHeks: if I press ctrl+1 gedit opens
[16:21] <ruby_on_tails> ok, its workin g now
[16:21] <ruby_on_tails> thanks :D
[16:22] <jmcantrell> are there any issues with using ext4 and luks?
[16:23] <tyler_d1> my wireless keeps crapping out after sleeping ( ubuntu 9.04 , Satellite A20 Laptop )... looking for assistance in troubleshooting?
[16:23] <Inferus> what time will 9.1 be released?
[16:24] <Guest_234> hi all
[16:24] <Guest_234> i have a question
[16:24] <tyler_d1> !ask
[16:25] <Guest_234> what is soft can replace MS visio?
[16:25] <x3r13x1z> Snicksie: Thanks sooo much! I changed the sound controls a bit and now it's working perfectly fine!!! =D thanks again!
[16:25] <fcn> !isitout
[16:25] <ubuntu_> !ask | Guest_234
[16:25] <robin__> i installed compizconfig and it didnt work the way i thought it was going, i uninstalled it and now i cant get back to the default settings for workspaces anyone help me with this
[16:25] <wakdep> Guest_234 - www.osalt.com/visio
[16:25] <phil_fl> Guest_234: Kivio
[16:26] <phil_fl> Guest_234: Dia
[16:26] <Snicksie> x3r13x1z, it's all right, nice to help people ;) they help me too ;)
[16:26] <ubuntu_> :)
[16:26] <nitrohax> vista business OEM .iso
[16:26] <x3r13x1z> ;)
[16:26] <ubuntu_> :))))
[16:26] <tyler_d> !wireless | tyler_d
[16:27] <wakdep> !wireless | wakdep
[16:27] <Guest_234> what soft run in Ubuntu (Linux) similar MS Visio?
[16:28] <Trolly123> Ey fresh UBUNTUS!
[16:28] <Trolly123> Everything fresh with YOU?!?!?!?!?!?
[16:28] <Inferus> Guest_234: tried Dia?
[16:28] <Trolly123> Can I question you something?
[16:28] <x3r13x1z> XD
[16:28] <phil_fl> Guest_234: Dia Kivio
[16:28] <Shehu> Hey guys can someone help me real quick? I am trying to use a verizon 3G modem to connect to the internet How do I get it to dial?
[16:29] <Guest_234> thanks phil_fl
[16:29] <Trolly123> Because my UBUNTU isnt working how i want it work!
[16:29] <Guest_234> i will try
[16:29] <Inferus> Trolly123: http://www.google.co.uk/linux
[16:29] <Trolly123> I have evertything problems with the UBUNTU!
[16:30] <boomernang> Guest_234, wine no good for visio?
[16:30] <mleger> hello all. I was wondering if anyone can link me to some sort of how-to for making ubuntu 9.04 boot faster??? please I really need this for a project
[16:30] <phil_fl> Guest_234: Also you can run Visio 2003 on ubuntu via wine
[16:30] <Trolly123> Can I you now asking how i get it to the working because i have already looked in internetz but nothing understanded!
[16:31] <mleger> Anyone?
[16:31] <thellos> alguem para tirar uma duvida ai?
[16:31] <thellos> na linguagem portuques, pois meu ingles ... ta com nada...
[16:32] <DJones> !pt | thellos
[16:32] <Trolly123> If i say it it schould the language changeing it doesnt be changing his language but falling down!
[16:32] <Trolly123> Thats realy terible!
[16:32] <thellos> como fazer isso?
[16:32] <llutz> !de | Trolly123
[16:32] <thellos> pois na escolha dos servidores escolhi ubuntuserver
[16:32] <Trolly123> Isnt here any one who is me helpening?
[16:32] <thellos> ai caiu aqui
[16:32] <Trolly123> But i do just englisch speak!
[16:33] <kazaa_lite> anyone running asterisk on ubuntu?
[16:33] <Trolly123> In german ubuntu they are everytime schwafeling!
[16:33] <Snicksie> Trolly123, what's the problem? ;)
[16:33] <Trolly123> That isnt me does help!
[16:33] <thellos> ok, acho que ja aprendi, e só clickar no link... obrigado.
[16:33] <vadviktor> Which port do I have to open on the firewall for Empathy's Salut protocol, please?
[16:33] <Trolly123> If i say it it schould the language changeing it doesnt be changing his language but falling down!
[16:33] <Snicksie> hm, don't really understand ;)
[16:34] <TheComputerGuy> Hey people!
[16:34] <kazaa_lite> Trolly123 is trying to say he/she cannot change OS language
[16:34] <Trolly123> When I want to change the language, it crushes!
[16:34] <TheComputerGuy> Can I update an Karmic daily image to a final one?
[16:34] <Trolly123> What is os language?
[16:35] <kazaa_lite> Trolly123: are you male or female?
[16:35] <joaopinto> TheComputerGuy, sure, when it's out, using rsync
[16:35] <eldon_> male
[16:35] <Trolly123> female, but why do you ask?
[16:35] <TheComputerGuy> joaopinto, How do I do that?
[16:35] <kazaa_lite> because i like females:P
[16:35] <jheina> Hei - is anyone here from the UK and has got some spare time for some questions concerning error correction of some English sentences? :> (I didn't know any other place to ask, sorry :<)
[16:36] <Trolly123> do you want to marry me?
[16:36] <everthonVS> kazaa_lite no, because Trolly123 is the only female you ever talked to
[16:36] <kazaa_lite> yeah.... lets get married:P
[16:36] <kazaa_lite> jheina: i am from london
[16:36] <Trolly123> i love you, kazaa!
[16:36] <kazaa_lite> lol
[16:36] <zer0x> this place is strange today..
[16:36] <TheComputerGuy> yea
[16:37] <jussi01> !ot | kazaa_lite Trolly123
[16:37] <ubuntu_> lol
[16:37] <xixonudo> algun español?
[16:37] <xixonudo> any spanish here ?
[16:37] <DJones> !es | xixonudo
[16:37] <eldon_> I can not get flash player to work on some games keeps wanting me to install it
[16:37] <pblchai> help im trying to install my web cam, but lsusb showme only 2 usb ports empty and i got 6 2 in front and 4 back the pc
[16:37] <Trolly123> but there is kazaan not drin!
[16:37] <xixonudo> ty
[16:37] <TheComputerGuy> I just can't wait to Karmic Koala to be launched tomorrow!!
[16:37] <Trolly123> I love you, my dream!
[16:38] <jussi01> Trolly123: please stay on topic.
[16:38] <llutz> trolls are like boomerangs...
[16:38] <TheComputerGuy> lol
[16:38] <TheComputerGuy> they always get back
[16:38] <Trolly123> okay, can me been helped?
[16:39] <jussi01> Trolly123: with?
[16:39] <everthonVS> A friend of mine bought a badass Intel® Core™2 Quad Processor Q8200, so wich version of Karmic should I install? 32 or 64bits?
[16:39] <Trolly123> my quesition i have more on top questioned!
[16:39] <curtlee2002> 64
[16:39] <jussi01> Trolly123: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[16:39] <Trolly123> If i say it it schould the language changeing it doesnt be changing his language but falling down!
[16:40] <Trolly123> Can you please, please help me?
[16:40] <nitrohax> everthonVS> 64 will work on that
[16:40] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, Do you mean when you change language it crashes?
[16:40] <Trolly123> yes!
[16:40] <vadviktor> Which port do I have to open on the firewall for Empathy's Salut protocol, please?
[16:40] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, What version are you using?
[16:40] <miklos> whatis karmick coala?
[16:40] <Trolly123> 8.10
[16:41] <TheComputerGuy> miklos, The new version of Ubuntu
[16:41] <miklos> after 910?
[16:41] <nitrohax> miklos> t's the release of ubuntu 9.10
[16:41] <everthonVS> nitrohax the Intel site says an EM64T-enabled BIOS is required, so the CPU architecture is 64 not 32?
[16:41] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, It simply locks out?
[16:41] <Trolly123> yes!
[16:41] <miklos> a have 910 3 month..
[16:41] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, Wait a second
[16:41] <SteveSimpson> DCC SEND "PreCalculus" 0 0 0
[16:41] <nitrohax> well do you have 64 bit enabled in the bios and is your MB able to handle it
[16:42] <zer0x> !karmic | miklos
[16:42] <miklos> ok
[16:42] <curtlee2002> just try a 64-bit live cd
[16:42] <everthonVS> nitrohax dunno, I'll verify that this weekend, but I'm gonna download the 64bit version anyway
[16:43] <curtlee2002> it will fell to boot if it doesn't support 64
[16:43] <nitrohax> d/l both just incase
[16:43] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, What language are you trying to change?
[16:43] <everthonVS> nitrohax you're right, I'll d/l both indeed, just in case :)
[16:43] <everthonVS> nitrohax thanks for the advice
[16:43] <Trolly123> englisch to luxembourgish
[16:44] <nitrohax> everthonVS> np. like they said, it won't run if it's not supported, just check the bios settings and such. cause i don't see a MB not able to handle 64 bit with that socket
[16:44] <everthonVS> nitrohax somebody said to me that *every* core 2 quad is 64 bits. is that true?
[16:44] <curtlee2002> more then likely that is true
[16:45] <nitrohax> yes that is true. it's up to what the MB can handle.
[16:45] <nitrohax> if it has the right paths.
[16:45] <curtlee2002> it would be a waste to have a 32 bit one hahahahha
[16:45] <andrew___> list
[16:45] <everthonVS> nitrohax hum, cool!
[16:45] <nitrohax> the first pent. D's can handle it but the MB doesn't have the correct paths to handle it
[16:45] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, Try updating to 9.04
[16:45] <Trolly123> why?
[16:46] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, Maybe there's a fix to it on 9.04
[16:46] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, I found nothing :(
[16:46] <Trolly123> ans you think then goes it?
[16:46] <TheComputerGuy> Trolly123, Better, wait until tomorrow and upgrade to 9.10 :)
[16:46] <everthonVS> so, it's just me or anyone else think that empathy sucks?
[16:47] <Trolly123> shut up!
[16:47] <everthonVS> I miss pidgin already :(
[16:47] <TheComputerGuy> Ok
[16:47] <zer0x> everthonVS: does it have an OTR plugin?
[16:47] <bin1010> howdy
[16:47] <TheComputerGuy> Pidgin is a lot better than Empathy
[16:47] <nitrohax> everthonVS> pidgin comes on all systems, just need to d/l it
[16:47] <Trolly123> SHUT UP!
[16:47] <everthonVS> zer0x my pidgin yes, empathy I don't known if there's any OTR
[16:47] <TheComputerGuy> Yea
[16:47] <Berzerker-> Trolly123, stop trolling.
[16:48] <leaf-sheep> everthonVS: Why are not you using Pidgin then?
[16:48] <bin1010> is there a way to save printer options of the common print dialog in gnome, the one used by gedit, firefox, etc?
[16:48] <Trolly123> Known Networks 		ChatZilla error 	Connected Networks 	<none>
[16:48] <Trolly123> URL 	irc://foo/bar 	Not Connected 	Lag 	<unknown>
[16:48] <everthonVS> nitrohax yeah, I known, but why did they change the default?
[16:48] <Trolly123> URL 	irc://chat.freenode.net/ubuntu 	Mode 	+tncLfJ #ubuntu-unregged 2,5 	Users 	1559, 1@, 0%, 0+
[16:48] <Trolly123> Topic 	Official Ubuntu Support Channel | IRC Guidelines: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | FAQ: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FAQ | Support options: http://www.ubuntu.com/support | IRC info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC | Pastes to http://paste.ubuntu.com | Install Ubuntu: http://www.ubuntu.com/download & http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904 | Karmic RC (9.10) Support in #ubuntu+1...
[16:48] <Trolly123> ...| Karmic party in #ubuntu-release-party
[16:48] <everthonVS> I know Pidgin was missing video chat but..
[16:49] <nitrohax> everthonVS> are you talking about the 9.10 rlease?
[16:49] <draginx> does 9.04 have openoffice 3?
[16:49] <everthonVS> leaf-sheep I *am* using Pidgin, but it is not the default anymore
[16:49] <TheComputerGuy> draginx, yea
[16:49] <draginx> TheComputerGuy, thanks and where can I see a list of changes from 9.04 to 9.10?
[16:49] <miklos> can I order karmic?
[16:49] <everthonVS> nitrohax yes, 9.10 w/ empathy, right?
[16:49] <TheComputerGuy> draginx, Wait a sec
[16:50] <nitrohax> everthonVS> I'm just messing with that on vbox right now, and i haven't gotten all up into yet
[16:50] <everthonVS> nitrohax last time I've checked, 9.10 replaced Pidgin with Empathy :(
[16:50] <TheComputerGuy> draginx, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/910overview
[16:50] <mikeisghay> hi guys im mike and im ghay
[16:50] <zer0x> everthonVS: Doesn't look like it does have OTR, that sucks muchly :/
[16:51] <mikeisghay> hi guys im mike and im ghay
[16:51] <nitrohax> everthonVS> then d/l it. easy fix. LOL
[16:52] <everthonVS> nitrohax I know, but... nevermind. It's just it bothers me
[16:52] <draginx> why has empathy become the default now? :(
[16:52] <everthonVS> nitrohax no plugins, no nothing
[16:52] <everthonVS> why it became the default?
[16:52] <everthonVS> *IM
[16:53] <zer0x> I think because of cam support, but I could be wrong.. I don't really IM
[16:53] <nitrohax> emapthy became the defualt because the developers figured it was more stable and offered more to the user, you can always d/l any prgram you want to better your linux/online experince
[16:53] <everthonVS> draginx I think it's because of the Google Video Chat support
[16:53] <Pici> Empathy isn't the default in any released version of Ubuntu.  Karmic support is still in #ubuntu+1
[16:53] <everthonVS> draginx but Pidgin also has it now
[16:54] <draginx> Pici, this 910releast note thing says it is the default now
[16:54] <zesoze> hi
[16:54] <Pici> draginx: 9.10 is not released.
 emapthy became the defualt because the developers figured it was more stable and offered more to the user, you can always d/l any prgram you want to better your linux/online experince <-- good point
[16:54] <zesoze> somebody can help me ?
[16:54] <draginx> Pici, hush :P just go tosleep for 24 hours ;)
[16:54] <make0rbreak> kk back
[16:54] <zesoze> i want to translate ubuntu to a language of brazilian indians. This is possible?
[16:55] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Yes!
[16:55] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Im brazilian!
[16:55] <zesoze> nice man
[16:55] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, It's a little hard but you can
[16:55] <zesoze> how can I do it?
 anyway, you're right. I could always install Pidgin, even if Empath became the default
[16:56] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Wait a second
[16:56] <zesoze> I think em rosetta (launchpad) ok?
[16:56] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Ok
[16:56] <make0rbreak> thecomputerguy, your nick is the name of my dads company :D
[16:56] <TheComputerGuy> make0rbreak, lol
[16:56] <zesoze> but Kaingang language is not support yet
[16:56] <everthonVS> TheComputerGuy dude, me too! I'm from BH, and you?
[16:56] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, I'm from Sete Lagoas
[16:56] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, but now im living in Pouso Alegre
[16:57] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, Sete lagoas is 80km of BH
[16:57] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, :D
[16:57] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Hmm
[16:57] <everthonVS> TheComputerGuy nice city
[16:57] <zesoze> TheComputerGuy, so what do I you recommend?
[16:58] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Found this: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[16:58] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, Try contacting the ubuntu translators
[16:58] <zesoze> TheComputerGuy, yes.
[16:58] <TheComputerGuy> zesoze, They can help you better :)
[16:59] <zesoze> ok.
[16:59] <generic> is there a name fore the little black box that pops up with instast messages and activity near the system tray?
[16:59] <zesoze> I will do it...thanks
[16:59] <generic> like is it an applet
[16:59] <TheComputerGuy> generic, I forgot its name
[16:59]  * nitrohax recommends "Diesel" USB flash drives. They take the abuse
[16:59] <ybeddyj> given that ubuntu no longer depends on xorg.conf is it possible to get a copy of the running config?
[16:59] <everthonVS> TheComputerGuy do you know if there's going to be a karmic install fest here in MG? I just see these in SP...
[17:00] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, I don't know
[17:00] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, Let me check
[17:00] <nitrohax> Pici> ahhhh.... you're flooding my screen LOL
[17:00] <generic>  TheComputerGuy then dont tell me that
[17:00] <ybeddyj> who is Pici ?
[17:00] <generic> anyone else know?
[17:00] <nitrohax> ybeddyj> Pici is a chan OP
[17:01] <Pici> I'm me.
[17:01] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseParties#Brazil
[17:01] <Xcell> 9.10 kicks butt!
[17:01] <ybeddyj> ok
[17:01] <ctmjr> Pici is Pici
[17:01] <ybeddyj> given that ubuntu no longer depends on xorg.conf is it possible to get a copy of the running config?
[17:01] <andriijas> TheComputerGuy: it will be released today?
[17:02] <TheComputerGuy> andriijas, Tomorrow :)
[17:02] <Xcell> no.. im on rc
[17:02] <andriijas> TheComputerGuy: what timezone?;)
[17:02] <everthonVS> TheComputerGuy thanks, I didn't know that wiki page
[17:02] <Pici> andriijas, Karmic will be released some time during the 29th, i.e: there is no exact time. You can await the announcement in #ubuntu-release-party
[17:02] <Xcell> it works great with nvidia 190.42 and compiz.. sound works great 2
[17:02] <demonspork> yeah, I am running 32bit 9.04, so I am going to reinstall w/ 64bit 9.10
[17:02] <andriijas> Pici: thx
[17:02] <TheComputerGuy> andriijas, All ones
[17:03] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, Ubuntu Wiki is full of stuff
[17:03] <TecnoBrat> Last time I attempted to run 64 bit Ubuntu was like 8.10, and it didn't go over so well
[17:03] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, :)
[17:03] <everthonVS> TheComputerGuy I'm gonne keep an eye on it more often :)
[17:03] <demonspork> yeah, they have ironed out some of the issues
[17:03] <Slart> TecnoBrat: what went wrong? flash? java?
[17:03] <TheComputerGuy> everthonVS, Yeah :)
[17:03] <demonspork> one of which was a problem with flash
[17:03] <demonspork> and it is now fixed
[17:04] <demonspork> maybe I will even try to build a 64bit chromium
[17:04] <quinn_> looking for help: want to log into my ubuntu machine via ssh and mount my mac drive - machine is dual boot ubuntu and osX is it possible ?
[17:05] <TecnoBrat> Slart: I don't exactly remember ... might have have been flash .. I decided to just run 32 bit instead
[17:05] <Slart> quinn_: yes, if you've installed and configured the ssh server it should be possible.. (although I'm not entirely sure about the mac drive)
[17:05] <TecnoBrat> I remember saying to myself "this is just gonna be too much of a pain"
[17:05] <quinn_> yeah.. do ssh all the time
[17:06] <quinn_> not sure of the mount command to get the mac drive to come up
[17:06] <olskolirc> what is the command to disable icmp incoming ping request on the konsole command line?
[17:06] <everthonVS> help: hey, any of you guys known how to fix some flash+pulseaudio issue? I can't listen to youtube videos when I'm listenning to music...
[17:06] <zesoze> I sent a email to coordinators ....
[17:06] <quinn_> I'm logged in now.. and can see my external drive
[17:06] <Slart> TecnoBrat: mm.. I had 32bit firefox installed for a while.. but then adobe release the 64bit flash plugin and since then I haven't had any problems
[17:06] <Slart> quinn_: there's nothing in man mount?
[17:07] <olskolirc> everthonVS you can hear both if you use alsa instead of pulseaudio
[17:08] <everthonVS> olskolirc I liked ALSA, but pulseaudio is the default now and everybody should play nice with it
[17:08] <everthonVS> olskolirc I hate pulseaudio, but it is that kind of change that you can't fight
[17:09] <olskolirc> what is the command to disable icmp incoming ping request on the konsole command line?
[17:09] <CWinLx> I'm looking in the /etc/group file .. but how do I know what is the primary group vs the secondary group based on the file?
[17:10] <tyler_d> CWinLx: are you talking the passwd file or the shadow file?
[17:11] <CWinLx> i'm talking about the gorup file
[17:11] <CWinLx> group*
[17:11] <CWinLx> tyler_d, this file should contain the association between users and groups
[17:11] <CWinLx> /etc/group
[17:12] <pshr_> is it possible to craete links
[17:13] <Slart> pshr_: yes
[17:13] <pshr_> is it possible to craete links to directories
[17:14] <pshr_> Slart, ?
[17:14] <llutz> pshr_: use "ln"
[17:14] <addisonj> pshr_, yes, they are called symbolic links
[17:14] <addisonj> google it
[17:14] <pshr_> thanks addisonj :)
[17:14] <CWinLx> but you can't set privileges on these symbolic links
[17:15] <CWinLx> from the notes I was given
[17:15] <llutz> CWinLx: you can't, they always will have sources permissions
[17:15] <CWinLx> ahh, my notes are correct!
[17:15] <roger_padactor> weird the ip[ of my server is missing from my DHCP client table on my router, but the internet works on it
[17:16] <CWinLx> do, ifconfig
[17:16] <CWinLx> it should say if you have static IP there
[17:16] <roger_padactor> i do i set it to 122
[17:17] <reaktae> Hi! I need help with my ipw2200 wireless in jaunty. When I connect to my ipv4 network, which works fine, I get nothing. Pinging local loopback responds ok, pinging any lan boxes gives "Destination Host Unreachable". DHCP sets me up correctly and i have blacklisted the ipv6 module, which has caused trouble in the past. This is a fresh install and it never worked. Any suggestions?
[17:17] <CWinLx> roger_padactor then why do you think your using DHCP?
[17:18] <nightshade> anarki?
[17:18] <CWinLx> DCHP is not static IP
[17:18] <nightshade> ees anarki heer?
[17:18] <roger_padactor> right :)
[17:18] <roger_padactor> silly me
[17:19] <roger_padactor> ok back to the original problem. im forwarding port 22 to my server at 122 but i still cannot connect via ssh from an outside ip
[17:19] <zealiod> ive added a vlan to my network configuration, but traffic tagged with the vlan id from our switch doesnt get any network service, not even dhcp - what am i missing?
[17:19] <reaktae> roger_padactor: is your ssh server listening on that port?
[17:19] <CWinLx> roger_padactor, are you firewalled inside your current location?
[17:20] <roger_padactor> in my linksys router i have application ssh start 22 end 22 both tcp/udp enabled to <IP_ADDRESS> which is the right computer
[17:20] <musicalgenius> i cant seem to get my refresh rate above 60hz
[17:20] <Tohuw> I'm having an issue with my Toshiba e-Studio connected to my Ubuntu 9.10 system via IPP. Test pages print fine, but any job submitted goes through the queue, succeeding silently, but never actually submits to printer. I've verified this by checking logs on the printer itself via the Web interface. Any ideas?
[17:20] <Tohuw> musicalgenius: does your monitor support higher values?
[17:20] <musicalgenius> yeah
[17:20] <nightshade> speaking of which, does ubuntu have a firewall package to get?
[17:20] <Tohuw> musicalgenius: What monitor, refresh rate and resolution are you using?
[17:20] <musicalgenius> i just installed 9.10, and it would do 85hz in 9.04
[17:21] <roger_padactor> reaktae:  i just did the default install of the package so i would hope so. how do i check
[17:21] <musicalgenius> 17"crt monitor at 1024X768 and right now its 60hz but i want 85hz
[17:21] <Tohuw> nightshade: ufw is installed by default, which is a higher language interface to iptables. For a graphical interface, install gufw.
[17:21] <roger_padactor> reaktae: it has to be because i connect from computer to computer inside the network
[17:21] <Pici> musicalgenius: 9.10 is not yet released and is not supported in #ubuntu until it is. Please use #ubuntu+1 until it is.
[17:21] <nightshade> tohuw: thanks! :)
[17:21] <CWinLx> musicalgenius, yeah 60hz hurts the eyes
[17:22] <CWinLx> i get headaches
[17:22] <musicalgenius> yep, i do too
[17:22] <CWinLx> unless its LCD :)
[17:22] <CWinLx> LCD doesn't flicker
[17:22] <reaktae> roger_padactor: makes sense. i'd look into the port translation. also, what client are you attempting to connect from?
[17:22] <sdfd> there a way to emulate windows movie player have whole load of avi films that say they only work on movie player =/
[17:22] <musicalgenius> does ubuntu support ati radeon 7k?
[17:23] <sdfd> windows movie player*
[17:23] <roger_padactor> reaktae:  mac
[17:23] <xenocampanoli> My vpn client is unstable.  I am using KVpnc.  Is there something better?  This one breaks my network sometimes, so I have to reboot and the connection generally breaks down after just a few minutes.
[17:23] <ctmjr> sdfd: did you try with mplayer
[17:23] <sdfd> ctmjr, no only vlc
[17:24] <reaktae> roger_padactor: from the terminal? are you doing "ssh your_ip -l user -p port"?
[17:24] <roger_padactor> yes from terminal  ssh  user@ip   ill try ur way
[17:24] <erUSUL> musicalgenius: the free radeon driver should support it without problems
[17:25] <din> i have a ubuntu feisty machine that hangs on boot. i've removed all startup links, and redirected the console to another tty in hopes of debugging... to no avail.
[17:25] <reaktae> I need help with my ipw2200 wireless in jaunty. When I connect to my ipv4 network, which works fine, I get nothing. Pinging local loopback responds ok, pinging any lan boxes gives "Destination Host Unreachable". DHCP sets me up correctly and i have blacklisted the ipv6 module, which has caused trouble in the past. This is a fresh install and it never worked. Any suggestions?
[17:25] <din> anyone have any ideas?
[17:26] <xenocampanoli> My vpn client is unstable.  I am using KVpnc.  Is there something better?  This one breaks my network sometimes, so I have to reboot and the connection generally breaks down after just a few minutes.
[17:26] <Mka> din: did it ever booted before?
[17:26] <fragalot> hey - recently all USB devices stopped working (USB stick, SD cards,..) I have no idea just which version of ubuntu i'm running, it's on my EeePC.. and it's worked fine, no idea what changed.
[17:27] <din> Mka: yes.
[17:27] <ryuzaki> ola
[17:27] <m0RrE> fragalot: lsb_release -a
[17:27] <Mka> din: what did you do (install/remove) to make it go into that situation?
[17:27] <IHS_Volunteer> so, what are some good ARM systems to run Ubuntu on?
[17:27] <quinn_> hmm what command might show me where my os X drive/partition lives?
[17:27] <xenocampanoli> I would like to use something that is just command line only, rather than htis kubuntuy GUI thing.
[17:27] <fragalot> m0RrE: Description:Ubuntu 9.04
[17:28] <din> Mka: actually i converted it from vmware server to vmware esx, and it's now in this situation.
[17:28] <Mka> quinn_: try "sudo cfdisk"
[17:28] <scott____> I have two identical drives.. 250 gb each. in my ubuntu 9.04 box.. I need to back up my /home folder.. and want to copy it to this other drive.. but when I attempt to open it in Nautilus.. "Create Folder" is greyed out.. why?
[17:29] <CWinLx> how do I change my name in here?
[17:29] <CWinLx> sorry for offtopic
[17:29] <IHS_Volunteer>  /nick Name
[17:29] <Mka> din: so you are running fiesty inside VMware?
[17:29] <short> testing
[17:29] <short> did it work? I should be named 'short' but its still appearing as CWinLx
[17:29] <IHS_Volunteer> it's short
[17:29] <din> Mka: yes. it's a production machine that I cannot upgrade just yet, but i want to get it running in na existing esx cluster.
[17:29] <short> ahh thanks
[17:29] <scott____> yeah, short, you are now a bit short
[17:29] <quinn_> Mka: did that an dI see 1 unknown and 2 Unusable
[17:29] <short> i should have went with tall
[17:30] <short> thanks :)
[17:30] <fragalot> does anyone know what could cause my Eee to stop accepting USB devices? dmesg shows [107448.249193] usb 5-3: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 79
[17:30] <scott____> welcome
[17:30] <Mka> din: sorry, dont have an idea
[17:30] <quinn_> Mka: the Unknow looks like it might be the drive that is partitioned for Linux and os x
[17:30] <Mka> quinn_: ok try "sudo fdisk -l"
[17:30] <din> Mka: well, would you know of an interactive startup for ubuntu?
[17:30] <scott____> I can mount and unmount this identical 250 gb drive.. just can't seem to write to it..
[17:30] <zesoze> join  #ubuntu-translators
[17:30] <Luyang> GUYS!
[17:31] <vispera> who is chinese? tell me
[17:31] <vispera>  I bet you say that to everyone. I bet you say that to everyone. I bet you say that to everyone. I bet you say that to everyone.
[17:31] <julio> hi ppl, can anyone let me know on wich time zone is calculated tomorrows launch?
[17:31] <Mka> din: nope
[17:31] <vispera> who is chinese? tell me
[17:31] <vispera> who is chinese? tell me who is chinese? tell mewho is chinese? tell me
[17:31] <ColonelC81> Can anyone tell me the command line i need to put in to make VLC my default player in the preffered application box on Ubunut???
[17:31] <Pici> vispera: Please stop.
[17:31] <xenocampanoli> My vpn client is unstable.  I am using KVpnc.  Is there something better?  This one breaks my network sometimes, so I have to reboot and the connection generally breaks down after just a few minutes.
[17:31] <Mka> !offline|vispera
[17:32] <quinn_> Mka: thanks.. I see an unknow in that as well which I believe to be my os X partition
[17:32] <Mka> oops!
[17:32] <Mka> quinn_: ok
[17:32] <jchstevens> Hi.  I'm having great trouble installing Ubuntu on my Dell laptop.  Is anyone able to help me straighten out my disk partitions?
[17:33] <Mka> !offtopic >Mka
[17:33] <ColonelC81> Can anyone tell me the command line i need to put in to make VLC my default player in the preffered application box on Ubunut???
[17:34] <Mka> ColonelC81: why dont you use Nautilus?
[17:35] <LogicalDash> My Java programs (stored in .jar files) are all using an unreadably tiny font. How do I change it?
[17:36] <quinn_> Mka: got it to work... brilliant and thnks
[17:38] <EddieWork> alright i have an unusual problem
[17:38] <EddieWork> i installed ubuntu 8.04.3 onto a sunfire 2270(cd-less) server
[17:38] <Kazagistar> ColonelC81: check out "mad update-alternatives"... that should work
[17:38] <EddieWork> it put the mbr on the usb drive and i cant figure out how to get it onto the drive so that it will boot
[17:39] <fragalot> anyone? :(
[17:39]  * fragalot has to leave in 20 mins
[17:39] <roger_padactor> Phil_Ewert:  thannks for the help
[17:40] <Mka> fragalot: whats your problem?
[17:40] <trism> fragalot: what sort of usb devices? that dmesg line means that the usb subsystem sees the device but no driver picked it up
[17:40]  * Kazagistar just found out (when searching for fragalot's question) that empathy IRC seems to lack yet another feature... search
[17:41] <ashleigh> Hi, I have UNR and switched to classic mode. The desktop icons do not show unless I open nautilus manually in a console. How can I get around this?
[17:41] <trism> Kazagistar: /lastlog, best command in irssi
[17:41] <Ubantu_Dude> I need help, I have viruses on my Ubantu installation
[17:41] <sdfd> Ubantu_Dude, what males you say that ?
[17:41] <sdfd> Ubantu_Dude, makes*
[17:41] <roger_padactor> where are the ssh logs
[17:41] <yunosh> hi. what's the replacement for localeconf in newer ubuntu versions?
[17:41] <EddieWork> hes trolling... thats what makes him say that
[17:41] <TeslaUa_> 41f46f62a90fb825a374749895ac3307 MD5 for ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso
[17:41] <PRIDE> empathy question: can it vid chat with window's aim and msn?
[17:41] <sdfd> roger_padactor, /var/log/
[17:41] <TeslaUa_> anyone can say what is that?
[17:42] <IHS_Volunteer> Ubantu_Dude, you can't spell ubuntu, yet you made it here?! D:
[17:42] <joaopinto> PRIDE, no
[17:42] <Ubantu_Dude> I have all of thes .o files and someone told me they were viruses
[17:42] <Kazagistar> trism: " - Unsupported command"
[17:42] <Ubantu_Dude> Should I delete all of those?
[17:42] <trism> Kazagistar: I said in irssi
[17:42] <PRIDE> joaopinto, bummer, you know of anything that could
[17:42] <joaopinto> troll in the channel
[17:42] <ashleigh> ubantu_dude: rm -rf /
[17:42] <joaopinto> PRIDE, I believe amsn supports video over msn, but I am not sure
[17:42] <LogicalDash> http://yfrog.com/7cscreenshotcsp <- This is what JDownloader looks like for me right now. I think something's wrong with my Java setup that makes it use this tiny tiny font.
[17:42] <ashleigh> in a terminal as root
[17:43] <joaopinto> ashleigh, please STOP
[17:43] <llutz> ashleigh: stop that! even if its a troll
[17:43] <IHS_Volunteer> Ubantu_Dude, maybe on windows files with that extension might mean a virus, but not on linux. I don't exactly know what they are..but they aren't viral.
[17:43] <Berzerker-> trolls deserve it.
[17:43] <Berzerker-> seriously.
[17:43] <jchstevens> Anyone help with: having great trouble installing Ubuntu on my Dell laptop.   You're elite then? *bows*
[17:47] <Ubantu_Dude> Only a moron would use Linux on a desktop
[17:47] <tyler_d> bye
[17:47] <tyler_d> lol
[17:47] <EddieWork> yay figured out the issue
[17:47] <EddieWork> silly ubuntu
[17:48] <EddieWork> installing the mbr on the usb drive used to install
[17:48] <tyler_d> really?
[17:48] <tyler_d> sata or ide?
[17:48] <fragalot> trism: doing 'modprobe usb_storage' seems to just.. .hang and do nothhing useful?
[17:48] <IHS_Volunteer> are there any new media players on ubuntu that are as bloated, and integrated, as Windows Media Player yet?
[17:49] <trism> fragalot: my mistake, it is usb-storage, although it really shouldn't hang, it should just complain it can't find the module
[17:49] <jrgp> IHS_Volunteer: amarok
[17:49] <IHS_Volunteer> jrpg, odd. I havn't found a way to burn a disk with amarok from within amarok.
[17:49] <fragalot> trism: it only ooutputs this: WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/lrm-video, it will be ignored in a future release.
[17:49] <fragalot> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.backup, it will be ignored in a future release.
[17:49] <fragalot> trism: and then just .. doesn't do anything useful
[17:49] <trism> fragalot: wait not, I was right the first time, sorry
[17:50] <fragalot> trism: well same thing
[17:50] <Kazagistar> IHS_Volunteer: try getting Amarok or Songbird with every available add-on, and you might get close
[17:50] <NathanielJ> Hey everyone
[17:50] <PRIDE> Kazagistar, get close to what?
[17:50] <Mka> !language|Ubantu_Dude
[17:51] <timdot> IHS_Volunteer, what's wrong with mplayer?
[17:51] <trism> fragalot: that warning isn't a big deal, my question before was what usb device are you trying to get to work. I was just giving an example with a problem I had with usb flash drives (hence the usb_storage module)
[17:51] <PRIDE> Mka, just do what i do, rightclick ignore ^. ^
[17:51] <roger_padactor> does ubuntu come with iptables installed
[17:51] <gt11> When would Ubuntu 9.10 come out?
[17:51] <fragalot> trism: usb flash drive, or the built-in SD reader.
[17:51] <jrgp> gt11: tomorrow
[17:51] <IHS_Volunteer> timdot, I use mplayer. I have a user who won't switch to anything that doesn't have Windows Media Player 9, though. I'm wanting something I can use as an easy transition. Something more like WM9 than WM11, really.
[17:51] <gt11> In the morning or in the evening>
[17:52] <timdot> ah, righto
[17:52] <Mka> PRIDE: Oh, I did not know that
[17:52] <fragalot> trism: I've tried 7 different ones, and I've even tried my camera (which acts as a storage device)
[17:52] <EddieWork> is there a good tutorial for disk mirroring in ubuntu 8.04
[17:52] <jrgp> gt11: depends on your timezone
[17:52] <mrwes> mplayer is very good
[17:52] <EddieWork> using mdadm or somat
[17:52] <IHS_Volunteer> Aaaand my time is up, later.
[17:52] <timdot> I rather liked songbird, but yes, bloated
[17:52] <PRIDE> Mka, makes life so much easier
[17:52] <Kazagistar> PRIDE: WMP11's level of bloat and integration, only it integrates more with internet and less with OS
[17:52] <timdot> also, it can't play AAC i don't think?
[17:52] <trism> fragalot: did you try plugging it in after adding the usb_storage module?
[17:52] <ctmjr> gt11: there is no set time
[17:52] <abb> EddieWork:  Are you installing from scratch, or trying to set up disk mirroring on an existing system?
[17:52] <fragalot> trism: yep.
[17:52] <PRIDE> Kazagistar, thx
[17:52] <gt11> uh, bad, I wanted to test it before school
[17:53] <fragalot> trism: the modprobe command never 'finishes' though
[17:53] <NathanielJ> I am setting up Apache 2.2.14 on Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS (hardy) on a slicehost.  I tried typing sudo a2ensite <domain>  and received the error: sudo: a2ensite: command not found.  Any ideas on how I can install a2ensite?
[17:53] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: is that a user?
[17:53] <EddieWork> abb i just installed
[17:53] <frostburn> is there any mail client that works with exchange other than thunderbird and evolution?
[17:53] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: try which a2ensite
[17:53] <Mka> IHS_Volunteer: Amarok can burn via k3b
[17:53] <Slart> !search a2ensite
[17:54] <EddieWork> its fresh but its on the disk and i just went through hell just to get it to boot so id rather not reinstall
[17:54] <Slart> !find a2ensite
[17:54] <trism> fragalot: lsmod | grep usb_storage; does that return anything?
[17:54] <NathanielJ> tylder_d: which a2ensite returns blank
[17:54] <ks3> frostburn: If your Exchange server has IMAP or POP3 support enabled, most mail clients should work
[17:54] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: so its not pathed from your user
[17:54] <fragalot> trism: nothing.
[17:54] <TeslaUa_> hey, there are rumors that 41f46f62a90fb825a374749895ac3307 is an MD5 of the release of 9.10 i386 desktop that is now being synced over mirrors. cofirm?
[17:55] <NathanielJ> -sh: !search: event not found, -sh: !find: event not found on both
[17:55] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: it should be located in the apache modules if its installed
[17:55] <abb> EddieWork:  If you just installed, are you willing to run through the install again?  Because disk mirroring is relatively easy to set up (if you use the "alternate install" disk) it will walk you right through it...
[17:55] <frostburn> ks3, yeah, but then i don't get the integrated calendar/notes/address book
[17:55] <gt11> bt
[17:55] <trism> fragalot: might try adding usb_storage to /etc/modules and rebooting, then trying your usb devices...otherwise I am stumped
[17:55] <EddieWork> abb problem is that there is no cdrom drive so im using some weird netinstall of it
[17:55] <abb> EddieWork:  I found trying to do that kind of stuff *after the fact* to be a terrible pain
[17:55] <zekopeko> hi. need help troubleshooting karmic on an asus 1000h. it just won't load my gnome desktop and the network connection doesn't work
[17:55] <EddieWork> im not sure its gonna let me i can try it though
[17:55] <fragalot> trism: how do I add it to there?
[17:55] <EddieWork> is it in the manual partition configuration part of the setup?
[17:56] <NathanielJ> ok.  If !search and !find aren't finding a2ensite, how would I go about installing it?
[17:56] <trism> fragalot: sudo nano /etc/modules; then add a line reading usb_storage
[17:56] <Kalculus> As I understand it, a user can be in multiple groups.  If I create a file, what group does it belong to?  Which one of my groups does it choose to be the file's group?
[17:56] <fragalot> trism: that file doesn't exist yet, do I create it?
[17:56] <abb> EddieWork:  No problem, just download the alternate install cd (ISO image) and put it on a separate partition -- then you can mount that partition like a CD drive, or a host of other options, etc.
[17:56] <Mka> Which one is faster between decoding an audio file to WAV and the encoding the WAV to a desired format versus decoding a file to STDOUT and encoding from STDIN to a file of desired format using a pipe | ?
[17:56] <fragalot> trism: nvm. I thought it didn't
[17:56] <fragalot> :P
[17:56]  * fragalot typo'd
[17:57] <ks3> Kalculus: generally, the primary group of the user (the one they're assigned to in /etc/passwd)
[17:57] <julien__> h i added ppa repo but packages wont come from thereeee ,any help ?
[17:57] <EddieWork> i looked for the alternative install iso i couldnt find it :(
[17:57] <fragalot> trism: brb - rebooting :)
[17:57] <trism> fragalot: good luck
[17:57] <Kalculus> ks3: how do you set your primary group?
[17:57] <brianmc_laptop> which conf file would I have to edit to enable searching the canonical repositories? I can do it via the software sources tool, but I'd like to know the more low-level details so I can script a lot of this
[17:57] <abb> EddieWork:  BUT, to answer your question, I haven't really messed much with madam or the other low-level programs in a while.  I just set up disk mirroring initially (in parted/gparted) and then it just kind of "worked" never had to tweak anything, but this was just for a couple of servers...
[17:57] <llutz> Kalculus: usermod
[17:57] <abb> EddieWork:  I can help you find that ISO, stand by.
[17:58] <Kalculus> ah... ok thanks
[17:58] <losha> NathanielJ: in my 8.04 system, a2ensite is in package apache2.2-common: /usr/sbin/en2site
[17:58] <eaglestar> what is the best program to make youtube videos?
[17:58] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: apt-get install a2ensite
[17:58] <abb> EddieWork:  were you installing Jaunty, Karmic...what version of Ubuntu?
[17:58] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: and you said that sudo find / -name a2ensite returned nothing?
[17:58] <EddieWork> 8.04
[17:58] <EddieWork> lts
[17:58] <furuno> uhhh can't wait for 9.10, what time is it exactly?
[17:58] <EddieWork> company requirement
[17:58] <bpr> is there a way to make empathy create a new conversation window when a new IM arrives?
[17:59] <ks3> Kalculus: System / Administrator / Users and Groups, it's under the Advanced tab of you user account
[17:59] <eaglestar> i also need a program that automatically uploads files to a photo share like flickr and gives me the direct link anyone use the command line or a program to do this?
[17:59] <bpr> (i'm running Karmic)
[17:59] <ks3> Kalculus: System / Administration, sorry
[17:59] <Kalculus> ks3: ah.. ok thanks
[17:59] <Slart> furuno: I don't think there is a time set.. just a day
[17:59] <Slart> furuno: not even sure if there is a designated time zone for that day
[17:59] <dennis> karmic koala upgrade has no sound via 82xx chip set
[17:59] <Mka> what is the command can I use to check how long (ie duration) did the a program took to execute?
[17:59] <furuno> 0:59 here (GMT+7)
[18:00] <Pici> Mka: time
[18:00] <treble54> after installing openssh-server through apt-get, there is no sshd script in /etc/init.d/; why is this?
[18:00] <frostburn> Mka, time
[18:00] <mneptok> bpr: Prefs > General > Open new chats in separate windows
[18:00] <Mka> Pici: any example?
[18:00] <NathanielJ> losha: thanks.  mine isn't in there.  tyler_d:  nope, sudo find ... returned nothing.  I am trying apt-get now
[18:00] <Pici> Mka: time programname -arguments
[18:00] <trism> treble54: it should just be /etc/init.d/ssh
[18:00] <generic> is there a name fore the little black box that pops up with instast messages and activity near the system tray?
[18:00] <generic> like is it an applet
[18:01] <grawity> generic: The binary is called notify-osd.
[18:01] <Guest66834> Has anyone tried pinning to defer the upgrading of myth packages?
[18:01] <furuno> generic : notify-osd
[18:01] <Mka> Pici: Thanks
[18:01] <sshc> Hi. I installed Ubuntu on another desktop (really great experience so far!), and I'm trying to get a USB adapter (Linksys WUSB100) to work with it.  I can't get a wired connection, but I can burn a CD.  If I need to set up ndiswrapper, which CD should I burn to install it?
[18:01] <generic> furuno: i love you
[18:01] <Mka> I have to go now guys
[18:01] <unimatrix> how do i disable pulseaudio in ubuntu karmic?
[18:01] <Mka> cheers
[18:01] <NathanielJ> tyler_d: sudo apt-get install a2ensite returns: E: Couldn't find package a2ensite
[18:01] <grawity> generic: There's an older one, with bigger orange popups, called notification-daemon.
[18:01] <grawity> generic: And both use the libnotify library.
[18:02] <abb> EddieWork:  Weirdest thing, I'm having trouble finding the Alt CD link; however, I'm 99.998% sure the DVD image includes the alternate (partition/disk-mirroring) option:
[18:02] <xiong> I'm confused about MySQL installation. I suspect that Synaptic does a bit of setup at install time, silently. So, when I read the MySQL setup instructions, I find myself going over ground already broken. Does Synaptic cause the daemon to start on system boot? Does the daemon run under the login user 'mysql'? What is the password for 'mysql' and how is it set? I do see instructions on how to reset the MySQL password (say, for mysql.user) but then, I expect I'
[18:02] <xiong> ll have to change the login password for the matching login account. How much of this basic admin stuff was done for me by Synaptic and how much should I do over?
[18:02] <abb> EddieWork:  http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/hardy/release/
[18:02] <losha> NathanielJ: what does apt-cache search apache2.2-common say?
[18:02] <NathanielJ> losha: apache2.2-common - Next generation, scalable, extendable web server
[18:03] <abb> EddieWork:  Never mind, I found the alternate CD's home. ;)  Here you go: http://mirrors.gigenet.com/ubuntu/hardy/
[18:03] <PRIDE> question : antivirus options for ubuntu, or do i not have to worry bout viruses
[18:03] <losha> NathanielJ: that's what mine says. I'm on 8.04. You?
[18:03] <EddieWork> thanks
[18:03] <EddieWork> :)
[18:03] <furuno> PRIDE : don't worry, there's Clam-TK tought...
[18:04] <PRIDE> furuno, clam-tk?
[18:04] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: my question is simply this... is this a separate package... I am going to tias though, looks interesting... server firing up now
[18:04] <NathanielJ> losha: httpd -v says : Server version: Apache/2.2.14 (Unix)
[18:04] <furuno> PRIDE : http://clamtk.sourceforge.net/ it's based on ClamAV
[18:04] <fragalot> trism: works ^_^ <3
[18:04] <abb> EddieWork:  Also, I can't vouch for this site or anything, but google gave me the following (seemingly well-written) walkthru for 8.04: http://kuparinen.org/martti/comp/ubuntu/en/raid.html
[18:04] <trism> fragalot: excellent!
[18:04] <furuno> PRIDE : or AVG for linux
[18:04] <PRIDE> furuno, thx i'll look into it
[18:05] <losha> NathanielJ: have you downloaded apache2.2-common ?
[18:05] <EddieWork> i think my net install allows me to setup raid
[18:05] <mneptok> PRIDE: you do ot need to worry about virii for Linux
[18:05] <abb> EddieWork:  Oh, well you realize that RAID 1 == "disk mirroring" right?
[18:05] <EddieWork> yeah
[18:05] <NathanielJ> tyler_d:  everything I've found just assumes a2ensite is installed by default with apache... can't find anything on google about installing it.
[18:05] <mneptok> PRIDE: the only reason to instal AV software is if you want to tell Windows users that stuff they are sending around could infect them
[18:05] <EddieWork> id just do it using the hardware raid but apparently you cant configure it using the serial cable, you have to have the video card module for the server
[18:05] <abb> EddieWork:  Oh, then...there's your guide...  is there a problem in particular you needed help with, or just a point towards a good URL?
[18:06] <EddieWork> thanks
[18:06] <abb> EddieWork:  oh, I see what's going on
[18:06] <EddieWork> naw
[18:06] <EddieWork> just looking for a guide
[18:06] <NathanielJ> losha: nope, installing now.  perhaps that was my problem
[18:06] <user1234> Does anyone know why the following CSH doesn't work...
[18:06] <EddieWork> ah this is excellent
[18:06] <PRIDE> mneptok, so whats the chance of me getting a virus if i dont have virus protection
[18:06] <EddieWork> perfecto
[18:06] <abb> EddieWork:  Um, well, IIRC, I set up one of my servers (that had no video) by just configuring the hard disks *prior* to install;
[18:07] <NathanielJ> boom, losha, tyler_d, I'm in business!
[18:07] <user1234> if ( { uname -a | grep -q substring } ) then
[18:07] <EddieWork> well i know the machine has hardware raid
[18:07] <NathanielJ> which a2ensite -> /usr/sbin/a2ensite
[18:07] <EddieWork> you just cant access the configuration stuff
[18:07] <makmanalp> hello, i'm trying to create a script that shows the current network ip of a box in gdm before login, and i'm putting it in /etc/gdm/Init/Default. http://pastebin.com/d7e3b38cf I have two issues: 1) doesn't seem to be getting the updated data and 2) when i check the gdm.conf-custom after login, i see nothing after Welcome=
[18:07] <abb> EddieWork:  ...you can set up RAID volumes, then install Ubuntu *onto* them, but be careful the install doesn't clobber your configuration. :)
[18:07] <NathanielJ> thank you
[18:07] <furuno> PRIDE : 99%+ of the virus out there are programmed for windows, they won't run on a Linux system
[18:07] <PRIDE> furuno, so wine wont translate it?
[18:07] <losha> NathanielJ: very good...
[18:07] <Lain_13> hi there, I have a problem with reinstallation of xserver-xorg-core and some other xorg packages
[18:08] <furuno> PRIDE : nope, I've never tried running any virus with wine tough
[18:08] <furuno> :)
[18:08] <abb> EddieWork:  When I started doing RAID stuff, I was a wee lad and the world had yet to discover electricity...and we were always told hardware RAID > Software Raid.  Which is still the case, but (IIRC) it's not a HUGE difference, unless you have
[18:08] <PRIDE> furuno, lol yeah, well thx
[18:08] <abb> EddieWork:  ...an absurdly expensive, high-level RAID card, with battery backup onboard, etc.
[18:08] <Lain_13> when I mark them to reinstall synaptic tells me what he can't download these packages
[18:08] <PRIDE> furuno, so your personal opinion, should i get it?
[18:08] <makmanalp> any ideas on my gdm issue anyone? ^
[18:09] <furuno> PRIDE : well, I don't use it, but you might want one in case you want to scan some infected drive (your friend's USB)
[18:09] <abb> EddieWork:  For my servers, I've preferred to use Linux's software RAID usually -- because when hardware controllers die, sometimes it's difficult to find an exact copy to replace it -- whereas software RAID is (IMO) easier to fix.
[18:09] <PRIDE> kk
[18:09] <Lain_13> so, maybe someone here know how to reinstall xorg?
[18:09] <PRIDE> furuno, thx thx
[18:09] <Rudolf> hello fellas
[18:09] <abb> Lain_13:  what problem are you having in particular?
[18:09] <sshc> what do I need to install to get a Linksys WUSB100 (wireless adapter) to work correctly?
[18:10] <Rudolf> when i log in a machine appear if i need upgrade or not
[18:10] <furuno> PRIDE : np, I'm bored waiting for 9.10 anyway
[18:10] <Lain_13> I updated xorg to edgers version from launchpad
[18:10] <Rudolf> what program change motd to do that
[18:10] <Rudolf> ???
[18:10] <abb> Lain_13:  oops
[18:10] <nicklas_> its hard to wait :-P
[18:10] <Lain_13> and now my mouse pointer works strange
[18:10] <abb> Lain_13:  I did that once.  Bad things happened to me. :)
[18:10] <Lain_13> now I want to roll it back
[18:10] <ctmjr> sshc: ndiswrapper
[18:10] <abb> Lain_13:  Do you still have access to the desktop, Synaptec, etc?
[18:10] <PRIDE> furuno, same here though i doubt i have the same ammount of fun as u would have on it as i'm only a year old in the linux world
[18:10] <Lain_13> yep
[18:10] <Lain_13> everything ok
[18:10] <nicklas_> its hard to wait :-P
[18:11] <furuno> win 7 won't handle multiple windows as good as workspace in linux :(
[18:11] <Lain_13> except problems with mouse
[18:11] <tyler_d> NathanielJ: so let me get if I understand -- a2ensite - is used specifically for automated web-redirects based on domain?
[18:11] <Rudolf> furuno: yeah!
[18:11] <abb> Lain_13:  Well, if you go to your etc/apt/sources.lst (or Software Sources in the Admin menu) and remove the PPA,
[18:11] <Rudolf> furuno: this is a good point
[18:11] <Stenleys> Hi!
[18:11] <Lain_13> already removed
[18:11] <Rudolf> Stenleys: hi hi
[18:11] <furuno> i can't live (at least work) without 6 SCiTE tiled
[18:11] <grawity> tyler_d: technically, a2ensite just creates a symlink from apache2/sites-available to apache2/sites-enabled
[18:11] <losha> PRIDE: actually, there are documented cases of viruses running in wine & writing to the ubuntu filesystem. As wine compatibility improves, this problem will get worse I think.
[18:11] <Rudolf> losha: don't use wine. simple
[18:11] <abb> you should be able to then go into Synaptec and install an older version of Xorg as needed.  (See the "additional info" at the bottom, there is a "which version to install?" section)
[18:11] <NathanielJ> yup, what grawity said
[18:12] <abb> oops, the above was for Lain_13
[18:12] <PRIDE> Iosha, so get rid of wine?
[18:12] <tyler_d> grawity: so what advantage does that serve?
[18:12] <furuno> PRIDE : maybe try VM
[18:12] <Stenleys> Can anybody test shortly http://javafx.com ? The online demo-apps don´t work here anymore? Is it only here or on your computer too ?
[18:12] <grawity> tyler_d: You don't need one huge apache2.conf?
[18:12] <PRIDE> furuno, yeah meaning to get around to try'n vm
[18:12] <Lain_13> abb, I reinstalled part of xorg using synaptic
[18:12] <abb> Lain_13:  and...?
[18:12] <timdot> i think the whole wine virus thing is a bit overplayed - it's very unlikely to effect anyone, though that doesn't mean it won't
[18:13] <Lain_13> abb: but part of xort still not reinstalled and synaptic can't reinstall it
[18:13] <timdot> it's why you should run wine with limited permissions
[18:13] <mneptok> PRIDE: your chance of getting a virus on Linux hovers between "slim" and "impossible" ;)
[18:13] <makmanalp> in gconf-tool, if a value doesn't exist, can I just create it?
[18:13] <losha> Rudolf: that's harsh. I think running wine in a chroot jail would be a good compromise....
[18:13] <Lain_13> abb: it telling me what don't know where to download these packages
[18:13] <PRIDE> mneptok, thx thx
[18:13] <abb> Lain_13: hmm.  Ask your question again and let someone smarter than me take a whack at it.
[18:13] <tyler_d> grawity: but ln -s would perform the same as this? no?
[18:13] <Lain_13> abb: it's xserver-xorg-core and some other
[18:13] <grawity> tyler_d: I think it would.
[18:13] <PRIDE> when would oovoo be viable for linux?
[18:14] <mneptok> PRIDE: welcome to the real world, Neo. ;)
[18:14] <ader> Hi! I just upgraded to karmic, but I have a problem with the fan. It is on until the temperature is below 50 C. It then turns off never to turn on again until I reboot. If I do acpi=off the fan works fine, but turning ACPI off of course has some rather unfortunate side effects. Is there a way of turning ACPI's fan control off while the rest is running fine?
[18:14] <furuno> PRIDE : oovoo ?
[18:14] <PRIDE> furuno, the only reason i'm dule booting with winxp
[18:14] <tyler_d> grawity: k... just making sure.... and otherwise, heaven forbit you use an extra few Kb on your config folder.... ;)
[18:14] <abb> ader:  Interesting. Have you searched Launchpad to see if that's a known bug?
[18:14] <mneptok> PRIDE: ovoo is closed source. it's up to oovoo to write a Linux version. ask them when they plan to do so.
[18:14] <rainy-day> how do I find out my internet ip address?
[18:14] <timdot> ader, do you have "temperature" and "fanspeed" files in /proc ?
[18:14] <furuno> PRIDE : my only reason to use windows is gaming
[18:14] <mneptok> rainy-day: http://whatismyip.com
[18:14] <tyler_d> rainy-day: from a terminall type ifconfig
[18:14] <PRIDE> mneptok, kk
[18:14] <grawity> tyler_d: Nope, it's just much _easier_ to manage several config files instead of one huge .conf
[18:14] <Ram3> hi
[18:15] <rainy-day> ifconfig does not tell me that!?
[18:15] <Ram3> where dl the 9.10 ? :)
[18:15] <Slart> Ram3: ubuntu.com
[18:15] <phzin> what's different between ubuntu ans slackware?
[18:15] <timdot> Ram3, still in beta - out tonight
[18:15] <furuno> Ram3 : I'm also still waiting here
[18:15] <phzin> and*
[18:15] <tyler_d> rainy-day: or alternately right click on your computers at the top - and click on conneciton informaiton
[18:15] <abb> ader: I've been running Karmic since um, Alpha N (where N is small) on my laptop, with ACPI, and have not seen a bug like that happen -- now, at times it has pegged (100%) my CPU, which made the fan run constantly...
[18:15] <tyler_d> rainy-day: from a terminal it does
[18:15] <PRIDE> furuno, not much of a gamer, but i cant run oovoo in linux, and i live through youtube and VoIP
[18:15] <grawity> tyler_d: Nope
[18:15] <eaglestar> can anyone tell me which app to use to create a video for youtube?
[18:15] <grawity> tyler_d: ifconfig only shows the IP address assigned to your network card.
[18:15] <furuno> Ram3 : if you want the RC then : http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/9.10/
[18:15] <gt11> TeslaUa_
[18:15] <rainy-day> thanks
[18:15] <deadlyninja> i have a defective synaptics touchpad, does anyone know how i can stop X from automatically using it?
[18:16] <grawity> tyler_d: Which almost always is the LAN address.
[18:16] <ader> abb: I've had this problem since 8.04 (my first ubuntu version), but in all the version up until now there has been a workaround that worked fine. But after the update to GRUB 2, it no longer does :(
[18:16] <Slart> phzin: superficial stuff, if you ask me.. give the live cd's a try.. see which one you like..
[18:16] <grawity> tyler_d: rainy-day wanted the "internet address" - the external one.
[18:16] <timdot> ader, if you can get access to the fanspeed and temperature variables then you could write a quick script to fix that in Python/Bash/whatever
[18:16] <Guest27232> Hey people, could anyone point me to some detailed documentation for compiling the kernel? (I want to look up some dependencies of certain modules)
[18:16] <timdot> they're in /proc for me
[18:16] <furuno> Ram3 : wait a few hours and the "final" should be released thought...
[18:16] <ader> timdot: No fanspeed, no temperature
[18:16] <abb> ader: okay, if you've had this problem *that* long, then it's probably something weird with your hardware. (Not broken, just weird...uncommon.)   So, yes?
[18:16] <furuno> TechnoBrat : I wish I know :)
[18:16] <ader> abb: What do you mean by setup?
[18:17] <timdot> ader, sorry then - can't help :/
[18:17] <Ram3> sur i will not install the rc :D
[18:17] <TecnoBrat> Wasn't sure if there was gonna be like a countdown .. haha
[18:17] <ader> timdot: thanks for trying!
[18:17] <tyler_d> grawity: fine then wget -O- "http://ipchicken.com"
[18:17] <abb> ader: your laptop brand, model, chipset, etc...
[18:17] <furuno> Ram3 : the BETA leave me with a very bad impression but it seems fixed already
[18:17] <Ram3> ah ?
[18:17] <grawity> tyler_d: Thanks, I already have my methods -_-
[18:17] <Lain_13> How to force updating of sources? when I run "sudo apg-get update" most sources is "hitted" but not downloaded. When I trying to update list of sources from synaptic I see many "failed" rows
[18:17] <ader> abb: Fujtisu Siemens AMILO L1310G. How do I find chipset?
[18:18] <tyler_d> grawity: did I miss something? or did you ask that for no reason?
[18:18] <abb> furuno:  yeah, for me at least, the Beta actually introduced bugs that hadn't existed the night before (Alpha 6) lol, I felt the same way
[18:18] <Lain_13> as result part of my packages marked as installed locally.... e.g. xserver-xorg-core
[18:18] <ader> abb: sensors-detect finds nothing, btw.
[18:18] <furuno> Ram3 : there's no "install" button on the software center, made me lol'd hard
[18:18] <grawity> tyler_d: I didn't ask, rainy-day did.
[18:18] <tyler_d> d0h
[18:18] <PRIDE> mneptok, even if oovoo is close sourced, is it possible through wine, like a future release of wine
[18:18] <Slart> TecnoBrat: I don't think there will be... when they are done they will release it... I doubt it will be worth it to stay up until the clock passes 24.00 just to frantically press refresh on your browser =)
[18:18] <abb> ader: um, I think you are best served by posting this as a bug on launchpad --
[18:18] <Ram3> :)
[18:18] <tyler_d> grawity: sorry, that was my bad ;)
[18:18] <ader> abb: I already have. But thanks anyway!
[18:18] <abb> ader: so smart people can look at it, and you can upload all your specs in text files, etc.
[18:18] <abb> ader: oh, what's the Bug#?
[18:18] <tyler_d> rainy-day: you catch that? wget -O- "http://ipchicken.com"
[18:19]  * abb apologies to ader, he apparently wasn't paying attention!
[18:19] <awozniak> running 9.10 beta.  When I try to mount cfis (samba), it mounts, but all the directory names are things like H~  What did I do wrong?
[18:19] <grawity> tyler_d: Btw, for extra geek points: dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com
[18:19] <asfjio> hello, when i restart my computer the sound blaster beeps more that 3 times. is it possible to disable it? is it assosiated with the specific OS or it is independant hardware aprt which should be managed from the BIOS?
[18:19] <furuno> and the boot time also bad :(, why it take so long until the "loading GRUB2" screen
[18:19] <grawity> tyler_d: Also, it's better to use -qO- instead of -O-, easier to read output.
[18:19] <Slart> asfjio: the sound blaster? not the internal speaker?
[18:19] <ader> abb: #462479
[18:19] <TecnoBrat> Slart: haha
[18:19] <GiantTalkingCow> Is it just me or does Ubuntu seem to go 1 step foward, 2 back with these releases?
[18:19] <abb> ader: lemme take a look, brb
[18:19]  * tyler_d makes note -- ty :)
[18:20] <ader> abb: Thanks!
[18:20] <furuno> asfjio : beep? is it before the OS loaded?
[18:20] <asfjio> Slart: how can i answer your question? i don't know.
[18:20] <sdfd> i want vox to share between ubuntu (host) and windows xp i run on host  VBoxManage sharedfolder add "win" -name Shared -hostpath "/home/emilien/Desktop/Films" , then i can't start windows anymore gives me a error
[18:20] <Ram3> all time that i tryed ubuntu it crashed completly in 1 -2 week :)
[18:20] <PRIDE> mneptok, even if oovoo is close sourced, is it possible through wine, like a future release of wine
[18:20] <Slart> GiantTalkingCow: some releases are better than others.. I wouldn't describe it as 2 steps back though.. that's a bit harsh (unless you're an intel user of course =/
[18:20] <furuno> asfjio : beep? is it before the OS loaded? If so then there's something wrong in your hardware
[18:20] <mneptok> PRIDE: no idea. i haven't touched anything related to Windows in almost 15 years.
[18:21] <asfjio> furuno: when restarting (already inside OS), before loading ubuntu screen, while loading ubuntu screen. this times.
[18:21] <PRIDE> mneptok, ah well, thx a bunch
[18:21] <Slart> asfjio: is the sound coming from your $5000 speaker set or from the actual computer box?
[18:21] <GiantTalkingCow> Slart: as it happens, I am. Oh well, back to OS X for me....
[18:21] <asfjio> Slart: the computer box. no sound from headset or something.
[18:21] <halflife08> hello folks, i moved hdd's from one server to another and the nics got renamed from eth0 to eth2 and eth1 to eth3, what is triggering this change , i assume it is udev, how would i undo it Ubuntu 8 server version
[18:21] <Ram3> i never got such problem with opensuse i realy hope that the 9.10 will be good
[18:21] <Slart> asfjio: beeps when you startup the computer are usually error codes from the bios.. things like bad memory, faulty fans etc etc
[18:21] <asfjio> Slart: this awful beep.
[18:22] <furuno> asjio : is your computer still usable after the beep? any abnormality?
[18:22] <abb> ader:  any chance you're suspending/hibernating your system, and the problem is something that happens (or happens more often) *after* resuming?
[18:22] <asfjio> Slart: thats great it even beeps while the ubuntu screen is loading. can i do something to figure out the cause of this problem? some checks?
[18:22] <Richard1989> Could anyone point me to some documentation for recompiling the kernel?
[18:22] <ader> abb: Nope. I'm not able to do any resuming after neither :)
[18:22] <abb> ader:  because that's a known issue with lots of laptops, chipsets, people, children, nations, etc
[18:22] <Slart> GiantTalkingCow: mm.. hopefully they will figure out what they did wrong.. there are a lot if intel chips out there
[18:23] <abb> ader: lol, kay, lemme look back at ur bug here...hmm
[18:23] <furuno> asfjio : is it a wailing sound (or at least something like that) ?
[18:23] <Slart> asfjio: check the motherboard documentation.. there's usually list in there with the different codes
[18:23] <ader> abb: Thank you for your time!
[18:23] <khesat> could someone be kind enough to help me with (lol, silly) figuring out how to get images open in my browser/firefox instead of f spot viewer?
[18:23] <khesat> and hello :)
[18:23] <losha> GiantTalkingCow: did you ever see Lucy & Ethel at the chocolate factory? That's what 'time-based-releases' are like...
[18:23] <Lain_13> lol, did anyone here tried to execute ping archive.ubuntu.com ? each time it shows new server... sometimes with fun name like jackass.canonical.com
[18:23] <anton> hey Guys ----------- i have a problem -----------SIOCSIFHWADDR:Can not assign requested address
[18:23] <furuno> asfjio : wailing sound usually means your CPU fan is failing
[18:23] <abb> ader: no problem, that's what ubuntu means -- it's an African word meaning "spending lots of time on IRC" :)
[18:23] <timdot> khesat, you should be able to rightclick them and press "open in firefox"
[18:23] <khesat> you can consider my ubuntu expertise null and void
[18:24] <deadlyninja> i have a defective synaptics touchpad, does anyone know how i can stop X from automatically using it?
[18:24] <Slart> Lain_13: they probably have a round robin dns resolver to do load balancing
[18:24] <khesat> oh, i mean when i am clicking links from irc and stuff
[18:24] <furuno> khesat : now you have some :)
[18:24] <timdot> khesat, alternatively - if you use the terminal at all - type firefox imagename.png
[18:24] <khesat> they auto-open in f spot
[18:24] <losha> Lain_13: that's probably normal. Using dns to load share over a bunch of different servers
[18:24] <abb> ader: did you check your manufacturer's website to see if there is a new BIOS upgrade?
[18:24] <timdot> oh, which irc client do you use?
[18:24] <khesat> mirc
[18:24] <grawity> Lain_13: dig +short archive.ubuntu.com | xargs --max-args=1 host
[18:24] <khesat> no i'm sorry
[18:24] <Lain_13> Slart, yep it's ok but names )
[18:24] <khesat> konversation
[18:24] <asfjio> furuno: you talk about the case itself or about this beep sound? i don't hear strange things from the case.
[18:24] <timdot> khesat, sorry - i haven't used that, but it's probably in the preferences somewhere
[18:24] <abb> ader: from the laptop testing page (referenced in your bug) it seems this is an issue with the bios/cmos config, or rather, a crummy bios/cmos
[18:24] <GiantTalkingCow> Slart: frankly with all the driver problems and general decline in Linux DE quality, I may just ditch it altogether. -shrugs-
[18:24] <furuno> asfjio : so is it from your speaker?
[18:24] <Lain_13> How to force updating of sources? when I run "sudo apg-get update" most sources is "hitted" but not downloaded. When I trying to update list of sources from synaptic I see many "failed" rows
[18:24] <osubuck> is it the 29th yet? :(
[18:24] <khesat> good point, tim.  i will check that out
[18:25] <Lain_13> as result part of my packages marked as installed locally.... e.g. xserver-xorg-core
[18:25] <Pici> !isitout | osubuck
[18:25] <tyler_d> !easyrpm
[18:25] <Slart> !isitout
[18:25] <khesat> i tried ff preferences to no avail
[18:25] <khesat> i will try right clicking too, just to test it out
[18:25] <Shikaku> khesat: you can right click a file, click properties and use the Open With... tab to change what it opens with
[18:25] <abb> !isitout now?  are we there yet?
[18:25] <anton> hey Guys ----------- i have a problem -----------SIOCSIFHWADDR:Can not assign requested address
[18:25] <furuno> Lain_13 : i believe it's normal and you won't see GUI without xorg
[18:26] <PRIDE> question :: compiz, are they coming out with more candy?
[18:26] <khesat> shikaku, will that permanently change how it opens?
[18:26] <asfjio> furuno: it is coming from the case, but it is like beep. afaik it is sound blaster. i hear it also when i'm in the tty's and no gui is loaded and type commands which i'm trying to autocomplete with tab.
[18:26] <Shikaku> yes
[18:26] <tyler_d> furuno: you will see it without the xorg.config file.... loads default
[18:26] <Pici> PRIDE: Answer: ask them in #compiz
[18:26] <khesat> i'd like for it to open in my browser window, not in f spot
[18:26] <ader> abb: That's a good idea! The strange thing about this is that writing to /proc/acpi/fan/blahblah/state works to turn the fan off (echo 3 > state), but turning it on again does not work. There must be some kind of incompatibility problem. I'll check the manufacturer's page.
[18:26] <khesat> hang on, testing this
[18:26] <PRIDE> Pici, thx
[18:26] <Shikaku> you will have to do it for each file type, but it works
[18:26] <Lain_13> furuno, GUI works fine because xorg installed but part of xorg is from edgers repo and part from official repo
[18:26] <Slart> asfjio: that's probably the pc speaker.. ie the small speaker inside the box.. not the sound blaster
[18:26] <nicklas_> if i install the kubuntu 9.10 rc today, will it turn stable tomorrow, and become exactly like if i had installed it from scratch?
[18:26] <Slart> asfjio: what kind of motherboard do you have?
[18:27] <furuno> asfjio : agree with Slart, any problem after this beep? (PC hangs/restart?)
[18:27] <Slart> nicklas_: yes.. if you let it update as normal
[18:27] <asfjio> Slart: i don't know how to check in ubuntu. can you point me?
[18:27] <Lain_13> furuno: at least half of packages were normally reinstalled from official repo
[18:27] <Shikaku> khesat: you might have to add firefox to the program list
[18:27] <asfjio> furuno: no as of now.
[18:27] <Lain_13> furuno: but i can't reinstall xserver-xorg-core and some other packages :(
[18:27] <Shikaku> Karmic has a semi-random critical bug, where sometimes (about 1/5th) X does not display at all as if the monitor was turned off, and the keyboard and power button do not work at all (I tried doing ctrl+alt+F1 and ctrl+alt+delete to do a restart but nothing happened) when booting up and resuming from hibernate. This occurs when the login screen is supposed to appear, so it seems it could be...
[18:27] <furuno> asfjio : the easisest wway to check you MB i believe is open up you case -_-a (at least for me)
[18:28] <Shikaku> ...an X issue or a gdm issue.  I was wondering if this was a known issue, because this never happened to me with Jaunty and I freshed installed Karmic.
[18:28] <GiantTalkingCow> So what exactly is the Intel problem this time? I thought they fixed the drivers.
[18:28] <met1> hi i need to mount a remote partition from windows to linux,
[18:28] <met1> what can i do please?
[18:28] <abb> ader: yeah, the problem is that the manufacturer's bios isn't properly updating the fan "state" as it should, from what I understand by skimming this.  Under ACPI, it's just, like, not "handling it the way a BIOS ought to handle it."  That's why disabling ACPI (while bad) was "fixing" the problem; it bypassed that weird/crappy bios logic
[18:28] <Slart> asfjio: run "sudo lshw | less" check the beginning.. it should list your motherboard there
[18:28] <Lain_13> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic main restricted universe multiverse
[18:28] <Lain_13> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-security main restricted universe multiverse
[18:28] <Lain_13> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-updates main restricted universe multiverse
[18:28] <Lain_13> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-proposed main restricted universe multiverse
[18:28] <Lain_13> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[18:28] <FloodBot2> Lain_13: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:28] <Lain_13> ...
[18:29] <ader> abb: Aha... The most annoying thing, however, is that it works perfectly under Windows... :{
[18:29] <khesat> I might be doing something off?  f-spot only lets me deal with image interpolation for preferences
[18:29] <Lain_13> sudo apt-get --reinstall install xserver-xorg-core
[18:29] <Lain_13> Reading package lists... Done
[18:29] <Lain_13> Building dependency tree
[18:29] <Lain_13> Reading state information... Done
[18:29] <Lain_13> Reinstallation of xserver-xorg-core is not possible, it cannot be downloaded.
[18:29] <Lain_13> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[18:29] <FloodBot2> Lain_13: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <anton> deadlyninja: you want to download without x server?
[18:29] <khesat> and i am not clever enough with linux yet to switch graphics program
[18:29] <Lain_13> here is example of failed reinstallation
[18:29] <Pici> Lain_13: Please stop
[18:30] <Pici> Lain_13: Use a pastebin.
[18:30] <Lain_13> Pici: ok-ok
[18:30] <abb> GiantTalkingCow:  Well, depends on what drivers you're using.  Personally, I *finally* got accel and decent framerates out of my Intel i9xx (GM95?) chipset right before the beta... (xorg-intel)
[18:30] <khesat> lain i think you are about to become an example of failed reinstallation
[18:30] <asfjio> Slart: vendor: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
[18:30] <Pici> Lain_13: If you don't know how to use one, just ask.
[18:30] <asfjio> Slart: serial: MB-1234567890
[18:30] <Slart> asfjio: ok, that's a good start.. is there a model name as well?
[18:30] <Avivfor> Specify the location of <apachehome>/bin/httpd in your system (For example /etc/httpd/bin) - Where is located? I can't find it
[18:30] <deadlyninja> anton: no i want to disable the touchpad
[18:30] <Lain_13> Pici: it's hard for me right now with my buggy mouse on my buggy xserver
[18:30] <grawity> Avivfor: What are  you trying to do?
[18:30] <PRIDE> Lain_13, whats the difference between ubuntu pre-releases and its official release
[18:30] <asfjio> Slart: can't find any similar to model.
[18:30] <Slart> asfjio: hmm.. nothing else? model number? model name?
[18:31] <grawity> Avivfor: Usually, Apache's httpd is in /usr/bin, if I remember correctly... others may differ
[18:31] <PRIDE> Lain_13, wouldnt the updates basicaly bring it up to speed?
[18:31] <asfjio> Slart: product: A8V
[18:31] <Pici> Lain_13: If you're running Karmic you should be asking in #ubuntu+1 anyway, since its not released nor supported in #ubuntu.
[18:31] <GiantTalkingCow> abb: Funny, I have a card in the same category. KK sees it but refuses to load the drivers. Go figure.
[18:31] <Slart> asfjio: ahh.. that's it
[18:31] <furuno> asfjio : that's it, it's an ASUS A8V then
[18:31] <daevski> Anyone know a fix for nvidia tiny fonts in KDE? (it only effects login for gnome, right?)
[18:31] <Lain_13> ok, sorry
[18:31] <Avivfor> grawity, to install VTI CRM - I did forward him to /usr/bin
[18:31] <Avivfor> but nothing
[18:32] <Lain_13> actually it worked fine before update from xorg-edgers xD
[18:32] <asfjio> Slart , furuno: so can i do something now or it's too old MB?
[18:33] <khesat> shikaku, thanks for your help :)
[18:33] <PRIDE> whats the difference between ubuntu un official releases, and its official release?, wouldn't updates bring it up to speed?
[18:33] <Slart> asfjio: I'm checking the documentation for the motherboard.. try checking how many beeps you hear and if some of them are longer than others
[18:33] <abb> abb:  KK?
[18:33] <abb> lol, oops
[18:33] <abb> GiantTalkingCow:  KK?
[18:33] <furuno> asfjio : well, to be honest, I don't quite understand your problem, it can range from driver issues to hardware failure... i need to narrow it a bit
[18:34] <Pici> !karmic | GiantTalkingCow
[18:34] <Halitech> PRIDE, official would be Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu, unofficial would be Satanic Release, Christian edition, etc
[18:34] <khesat> pride, the official ones would beones that the group could "officially" stand behind
[18:34] <trism> PRIDE: well, it will update automatically from beta to release, but it won't update automatically from one release to the next
[18:34] <furuno> asfjio : do your sound (e.g. music) works well?
[18:34] <GiantTalkingCow> 9.10, aka Karmic Koala.
[18:34] <PRIDE> thx all
[18:35] <abb> GiantTalkingCow:  One thing I *did* do to be a bit more proactive -- though I doubt that did anything -- was to go through synaptic and remove all the other server-xorg-notmyvideochipset packages.  Just leaving the intel one.  (It has a psychologically positive effect, at least!)
[18:35] <furuno> Halitech : is there's really Satanic Release ?
[18:35] <asfjio> furuno: yes, my music works well.
[18:36] <Slart> furuno: http://ubuntusatanic.org
[18:36] <Halitech> furuno, there was, not sure if its being actively developed anymore, basically it was ubuntu with a lot of dark themes and heavy metal music for the sounds
[18:36] <furuno> ... *o*
[18:36] <losher> furuno: I think it was a joke reaction to there being a Christian edition...
[18:36] <Shikaku> there was also a christian release with water instead of wine
[18:36] <furuno> asfjio : then, when exactly that beep come?
[18:36] <Slart> furuno: note.. that isn't an official ubuntu distro
[18:37] <dksoba88> quick question... to make sure I read online resources correctly... I want to replace my laptop HD which has Ubuntu/Windows partitions. Since both are SATA, I can simply plug these into my desktops SATA ports in which they'll show up in ubuntu (installed on my desktop) as /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc (or otherwise, I'll use lshw to make sure), and then type dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sdc which will copy all of /dev/sdb's partitions to /dev/sdc. Then
[18:37] <dksoba88>  I'll put the new drive (/dev/sdc) into my laptop, and use an ubuntu boot USB drive so I can install grub, correct? Then, since the new drive is 4xCapacity the small one, I can resize my ubuntu partition as well. Sound about right?
[18:37] <asfjio> Slart: i think 3 or 4 (but i need to restart if i want to be sure). all the beeps are with the same length. just beep.
[18:37] <Cheaterman> Hi, I'm trying to help a friend whose mother has deactivated the numpad by messing with the keyboard... I can gather some informations but they are very limited. I think they have activated a Gnome shortkey for this, and (of course) switching the numlock on and off doesn't fix the problem
[18:37] <Slart> asfjio: ok, I'm downloading the manual.. the asus servers are a bit slow but it should be done soon
[18:37] <nicklas_> this is hard, i want to wait til tomorrow, just to be sure, but i still i wanna install today
[18:37] <furuno> why there isn't anyone create Ubuntu Moe Edition... I mean, come on, even there's Satanic Edition
[18:37] <asfjio> furuno: when i click the shurdown/restart button comes first beep.