[21:21] <sigmonsays> yah 403 Forbidden. pretty jank. i'll just switch mirrors.
[21:21] <sigmonsays> is there a way to pick a mirror easily from cli?
[21:21] <thiebaude> ritesh, what i did to fix my X on my i815 might not work for everyone
[21:21] <iceroot> !who | sigmonsays
[21:21] <osx5> Slart: You think i'd be better off just get xubuntu and installing icewm or another WM on that?
[21:21] <ritesh> thiebaude: tell me
[21:21] <Nyquist333> thanks, again.
[21:21] <thiebaude> ok
[21:22] <Slart> osx5: I think it would be less work for you, yes =)
[21:22] <thiebaude> ritesh, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:22] <sigmonsays> iceroot, sorry. is there a cli way to pick a mirror, like yum installl fastest-mirror ?
[21:22] <thiebaude> step by step
[21:22] <osx5> Slart: I'll probably do that then
[21:23] <iceroot> sigmonsays: hm, only know the way with /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:23] <bucky> there should be a disclaimer.. there's three things really screwed on jaunty
[21:23] <thiebaude> ritesh, is it opened?
[21:23] <osx5> bucky: it is basically a beta OS still
[21:23] <ritesh> yes
[21:23] <ritesh> but bouncing
[21:23] <thiebaude> ritesh, add this to the Device: section
[21:24] <dare> does ext3 store file creation date? i do not see this in gnome
[21:24] <bucky> sound - no alsaconf and pulseaudio is another layer of complexity, Xorg - no xorg.conf and wireless
[21:24] <ritesh> device section where?
[21:24] <thiebaude> ritesh,  Option  "DRI" "off"     then save
[21:24] <Evet> Which program do you suggest to set up VPSs?
[21:24] <thiebaude> ritesh, under video
[21:24] <Slart> dare: yes it does.. use "stat" in a terminal.. or check the properties page
[21:25] <ritesh> nono pls. give me complete command
[21:25] <ritesh> to be written in terminal
[21:25] <spO> is user2 implicity part of group user2 or do they have to be listed in /etc/group user2  via   user2:user2
[21:25] <thiebaude> ritesh, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:25] <thiebaude> in the terminal
[21:26] <ritesh> this command i used
[21:26] <ritesh> like this sudo nano /etc/X11xorg.conf
[21:26] <ritesh> added 2 commands
[21:26] <bucky> oh and i forgot the mysql upgrade debacle... 4 things really screwed
[21:27] <ritesh> starting deb & deb-src
[21:27] <iceroot> can virtualbx on a 64bit system, host 32bit systems?
[21:27] <ritesh> but update didn't work
[21:27] <ritesh> it said already latest version
[21:27] <bazhang> ritesh, that is something completely unrelated
[21:27] <ritesh> for intel
[21:27] <thiebaude> ritesh, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:27] <Bodsda> iceroot, dont see why not
[21:27] <miha> hey guys does any1 else get choppy flash playback in fullscreen ?
[21:27] <jrib> iceroot: yes
[21:27] <harry__> hello  all
[21:27] <Slart> iceroot: yes.. it can..
[21:27] <Bodsda> miha, yes
[21:28] <iceroot> Bodsda: jrib Slart thx
[21:28] <ritesh> thiebaude: ok after that?
[21:28] <miha> Bodsda: is there any solution for this ?
[21:28] <harry__> i'm new to ubuntu and i've found out that i have a very strange port opened,
[21:28] <thiebaude> ritesh, under video in the device section
[21:28] <Bodsda> miha, not that I am aware of
[21:28] <Ileden> I'd like to enable circular scrolling on my ubuntu netbook remix. gsynaptics doesn't work (and website says it's obsolete anyway) how do I process?
[21:28] <iceroot> harry__: which?
[21:29] <harry__> 45151
[21:29] <Uyuarasy> hello, somebody can help me?
[21:29] <ritesh> thiebaude:  umena when the xorg.conf file opens?
[21:29] <thiebaude> ritesh, Option     "DRI"    "off"    and then save
[21:29] <thiebaude> ritesh, yes
[21:29] <harry__> could somebody nmap me or something like that?
[21:29] <thiebaude> ritesh, remember i said this might not work for everyone
[21:29] <iceroot> harry__: ip?
[21:29] <ritesh> ok
[21:30] <ritesh> is that all or more commands needed?
[21:30] <beconase> whois beconase
[21:30] <ritesh> what after saving xorg.conf?
[21:30] <Bodsda> beconase, you are
[21:30] <thiebaude> ritesh, yes thats what i did
[21:30] <thiebaude> ritesh, save it
[21:30] <ritesh> then reboot?
[21:30] <helper> !ask | Ububegin
[21:30] <Uyuarasy> someone can help me in wol?
[21:30] <thiebaude> ritesh, yes
[21:31] <Roland> anyone got canon LBP2900 printer working under 9.04?
[21:31] <ritesh> ok I shall try this
[21:31] <ritesh> thiebaude: thankyou
[21:31] <thiebaude> ritesh, tell me if it works for you
[21:31] <thiebaude> ritesh, np
[21:31] <peij> I try again. Could someone help me with a sound issue in firefox ? I've got no sound in flash videos
[21:31] <ritesh> will u be here tomorrow same time?
[21:32] <thiebaude> ritesh, im not sure about my schedule
[21:32] <thiebaude> ritesh, can you reboot and login and tell me if it goes well
[21:32] <miha> Bodsda: tried this yet ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/346289
[21:33] <Uyuarasy> someon can help in WakeOnLan??:)
[21:33] <Uyuarasy> *someone
[21:33] <ritesh> actually the system is at office
[21:33] <ritesh> i am at home right now
[21:33] <averoese> hi
[21:33] <wubbbi> Hello :) I get an error on wine 1.1.26 on ubuntu jaunty. When I want to run Guildwars this error comes " err:seh:raise_exception Exception frame is not in stack limits => unable to dispatch exception. " What does that mean?
[21:33] <iceroot> !ask | Uyuarasy
[21:33] <miha> some people obviously got it working
[21:33] <ritesh> thiebaude:  u said CD burned should also be checked
[21:33] <ritesh> how to check it?
[21:34] <phar0z>  I've reverted the Jaunty xorg intel driver to 2.4 for the sake of performance issues, and now my kde doesn' show up anymore :(
[21:34] <thiebaude> ritesh, i never said anything about CD burner
[21:34] <ritesh> To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[21:34] <ritesh> this someone suggested to check it.
[21:35] <thiebaude> ritesh, hmm
[21:36] <thiebaude> ritesh, i'll be here 9am eastern time
[21:36] <Uyuarasy> iceroot: I see it, but nobody reply..:) So I can't wol after shutdown ubuntu, because it'll give back the power from the lan-card...so somebody can help how can I enabled in the acpi wakeup that, the lan card have got power after shutdown?
[21:36] <ritesh> ok whats time now?
[21:36] <Uyuarasy> under windows it works
[21:36] <Uyuarasy> sorry for my bad english
[21:36] <cdenny> i cant seem to join offtopic
[21:36] <Joe_> what are the odds of lm-sensors misreading voltages?
[21:36] <thiebaude> ritesh, join me in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:37] <veryleafy> Hey guys, I need some video-driver help
[21:37] <cdenny> why do people use linux?
[21:37] <veryleafy> Newbie here
[21:37] <ThreeNertia> !cookie
[21:37] <edbian> cdenny: Cause it's free and open :)
[21:37] <ritesh> thiebaude:  come to offtopic
[21:37] <nightrid3r> !skype
[21:38] <bazhang> cdenny, please /join #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss; this is support ONLY
[21:38] <Slart> Joe_: if the sensors used to work I would say the chances are.. small but not "very small".. if you're just wondering if the reading from lm_sensors is correct I would say.. perhaps
[21:38] <cdenny> edbian: so is windows if you know where to look :)
[21:38] <helper> veryleafy which driver?
[21:38] <veryleafy> Anyhow, I'm using a new install of the latest version of Linux Mint, it's based on ubuntu 9.04 i think
[21:38] <edbian> cdenny: Windows XP is not free or open at all.  Some apps that run on it might be.
[21:38] <cdenny> bazhang: thanks for the room, i tried getting there but I didnt know the exact name
[21:38] <veryleafy> the computer is an hp a1010n
[21:38] <ericdb> Where can I change the behavior of Unbuntu with regard to deleting stuff in /tmp?
[21:38] <veryleafy> some onboard intel thing i think
[21:39] <helper> ericdb you mean permissions ?
[21:39] <edbian> veryleafy: Mint is based on ubuntu :)
[21:39] <Joe_> Start it's showing 12V as 6.41, -12V at -4.42 and -5V at -2.76 but system is stable (all my other machines, voltages like that would have caused some serious problems)
[21:39] <thiebaude__> ritesh, yes
[21:39] <edbian> cdenny: Let's talk in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:39] <veryleafy> edbian: that's why i'm here
[21:39] <veryleafy> I had an older version of linux mint before and I got it working a while ago, but i don't now how
[21:39] <veryleafy> *i don't know how
[21:39] <thiebaude__> ritesh, im going there now
[21:39] <ericdb> helper: I mean, right now, it seems like stuff in /tmp goes away on reboot.  I'd like to do a rotation scheme, where if something I was using is now gone, I can have a second chance to go get it and put it somewhere permanent.
[21:39] <bazhang> veryleafy, mint is not supported here
[21:39] <Slart> Joe_: I think we can safely assume that the sensors are wrong
[21:39] <bazhang> !mintsupport > veryleafy
[21:39] <veryleafy> basic ubuntu thing tho
[21:40] <kerm|t> metacity says its composting but it doesnt seem to have the desktops pre-rendered, they render when i switch...  do i need compiz for that?
[21:40] <ericdb> helper: I'd like to move everything in /tmp to /tmp_2 (or something), and delete everything out of /tmp_2 that's older than a week.
[21:40] <Joe_> Start I hope so, scared the crap out of me though
[21:40] <unni84kollam> mush its me
[21:40] <Evet> Which program do you suggest to set up VPSs?
[21:41] <veryleafy> but there's nobody really to help at linuxmint's irc and it's really an issue with core technologies not the surfacy stuff i think
[21:41] <unni84kollam> did u get this message
[21:41] <helper> ericdb ok but why it will remove on delete?
[21:41] <BellinXFelon> how can i install a printer driver in terminal?
[21:41] <bazhang> veryleafy, then install Ubuntu
[21:41] <bucky> ericdb: just reboot your computer and it will clean out all the non essential crap in /tmp
[21:41] <unni84kollam> mush mush mush
[21:41] <Slart> ericdb: "find" would be useful.. find -mtime +10  would find files that were last accessed more than 10 hours ago..
[21:41] <veryleafy> oh come on
[21:41] <unni84kollam> mush are u here
[21:41] <codeshah> what version of apache is installed by default in ubuntu?
[21:41] <veryleafy> it wouldn't make a difference
[21:41] <fromm> unni84kollam: hey
[21:41] <unni84kollam> ys
[21:41] <unni84kollam> ok
[21:41] <Slart> Joe_: hehe.. I don't think there is any reason to worry..if the computer is working the voltages are probably not very far off
[21:42] <unni84kollam> now lets go back
[21:42] <Slart> !info apache2
[21:42] <veryleafy> listen, in the visual effects tab of the preferences, it won't let me set anything other than "none"
[21:42] <wubbbi> truegeek: I have checkted some websides and google but I did not found anything
[21:42] <wubbbi> Hello :) I get an error on wine 1.1.26 on ubuntu jaunty. When I want to run Guildwars this error comes " err:seh:raise_exception Exception frame is not in stack limits => unable to dispatch exception. " What does that mean?
[21:42] <veryleafy> is there some kind of thing I have to modify in X config or something?
[21:42] <codeshah> Slart, thanks
[21:42] <Slart> codeshah: you're welcome
[21:42] <codeshah> !info ruby
[21:42] <Joe_> Start it's a brand new PSU, and not a cheap one... but I swear the voltage readings were normal last time I looked
[21:42] <codeshah> cool...
[21:42] <ericdb> I'm sorry helper, bucky, Slart...I think I'm not asking very clearly.  Let me try again: I want to change what Ubuntu does automatically with stuff in /tmp.  Right now, it just deletes the stuff.   Jaunty is 9.04 what is hardy and all these other things
[21:43] <Slart> ericdb: ahh.. my bad.. I have no idea what is responsible for clearing up /tmp .. don't think I've seen anything in the crontab at least
[21:43] <codeshah> intrpeid is 8.10 i see
[21:43] <bucky> ericdb: you might as well start with re writting 40 years of unix history before you do that
[21:43] <Slart> !8.10
[21:44] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames codeshah
[21:44] <ericdb> bucky: I'm open to the possibility that it's my habits that need to change rather than Ubuntu's behavior.  That said, I can't really believe it's impossible to do.
[21:44] <bucky> ericdb: what do you want to do save all your porn flv's before you shutdown?
[21:44] <Ileden> How do I determine what touchpad driver my ubuntu netbook remix is using?
[21:44] <edbian> ericdb: I am afraid I can't help you as I don't know what program / system (probably the kernel) it is that clears out /tmp but I am curious.  What are you going to do with those files?
[21:44] <bazhang> bucky, please keep it family friendly
[21:44] <ericdb> bucky: I do lots of work in /tmp, stuff that I don't want to remember to delete later.  Once in a while, though, I forget to copy it to a permanent place, then I reboot, and it's gone.
[21:45] <ericdb> Not really work, but unzipping stuff, etc.
[21:45] <bucky> ericdb: mkdir ~/tmp  cd tmp
[21:45] <Tjololo_> Can anyone help me get my wireless card working?
[21:45] <bucky> ericdb: problem solved
[21:45] <linny1> we could try what sort is it
[21:45] <Ahmuck-Jr> i need help with a usb thumb drive problem
[21:45] <ericdb> edbian: I just want to make a /tmp_2 folder, so that instead of deleting stuff out of /tmp, it goes to /tmp_2 for a while, then eventually gets deleted from there.  That way, when I say, "oh, shit, I left that in /tmp", I can go get it from /tmp_2.
[21:45] <Tjololo_> Intel 5100AGN
[21:45] <linny1> btw hello fellow crunchbangers
[21:46] <bazhang> linny1, ?
[21:46] <edbian> ericdb: You save things in /tmp?
[21:46] <RampagePS> anyone know how to mount ps3 blu-ray drive in ubuntu 9.04?
[21:46] <ericdb> edbian: No, but that's usually where I unarchive things, for instance.
[21:46] <helper> ericdb no one save things in /tmp @ least rare the one who save things there
[21:47] <Slart> ericdb: why not do your work related stuff in /tmp2 right away.. delete it yourself.. or don't.. no need to rewrite kernel stuff =)
[21:47] <Tjololo_> it's showing up as wlan0 when I do an iwconfig, but it's not working. I tried using windows drivers, and some other .ucode file, but no luck.
[21:47] <ericdb> in case they didn't package it all in a top directory or something.
[21:47] <linny1> lmao I entered two rooms at once
[21:47] <helper> ericdb why you don
[21:47] <linny1> I thought I was in the other but nvrmind
[21:47] <helper> ericdb why you don't save things in Home Directory?
[21:47] <Slart> ericdb: as you yourself say.. saving stuff in /tmp is not very reliable
[21:47] <ericdb> I guess bucky's suggestion is the best.  ~/tmp
[21:47] <ericdb> Then delete it myself when I think about it.
[21:48] <ericdb> So that's in the kernel, huh?
[21:48] <bucky> ericdb: if you unarchive something to temp to build it and install it then you don't need it anymore anyway
[21:48] <edbian> ericdb: I think you'd have to customize a kernel of your own to get the sort of behavior you're talking about.  or you could write a cron tab that could copy /tmp into /tmp_2 every hour or something
[21:48] <linny1> Tjololo_: have a look at this its reported to work for your card http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5754065&postcount=62
[21:48] <Ileden> How do I know what touchpad driver my system is using? xorg.conf does not refer to any input device.
[21:49] <ericdb> Okay.  Thanks for the help everyone.
[21:49] <Tjololo_> linnyl: I'll try that, thanks.
[21:49] <helper> Ileden lsmod
[21:49] <Serraphyn> Hi guys, I'm trying to install ubuntu 8.10 on my Dell Latitude C600 (850Mhz/256MB ram/ATI Rage M3 8M video)  Problem I am having is when I start the install(live cd version) it shows video mode as max 800x600.  I can do 1024/768 in windows on the machine but they guy I got it from had an illegal version of window so I removed it.  Is there anyways to fix the resolution? should I continue install or should I use a newer version? I have 9.04 on CD also bu
[21:49] <lagrande> I'm trying to build an app from source (midimon)... after finding the dependencies manually (from the make logs), it begins to compile but returns this error: http://snipt.org/lklk any ideas?
[21:50] <Tjololo_> serraphyn: do you have an nvidia graphics card?
[21:50] <KCM|Poire> Sergeant_Pony, try with the 9.04 CD, but at least, it must works on the 8.10 with some configuration
[21:51] <Serraphyn> Tjololo_: its an ati card(laptop)
[21:51] <branko> Hello there. My uncle desperetaley needs to watch live stream from: http://www.exodus.si/vzivo.php For watching this you need firefox, sopcast (already installed) amd IE tab addon for firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419 but since this add-on for linux doesn't exist I'm lost here. Can somepne (PLESE) help me out how can I watch live stream from this page with sopcast since I can't installe IE tab on ubuntu? I woul
[21:51] <helper> lagrande u execute make using: sudo make ?
[21:52] <branko> I found the help for installing sopcast on this page: http://www.blog.hyperend.info/installing-sopcast-on-ubuntu/
[21:52] <Tjololo_> Serraphyn: I had the same problem with my nvidia, I had to install a proprietary driver system>administration>hardware drivers and it was in there
[21:52] <kalla> anyone who can help me with hostfile install in ubuntu?
[21:52] <Ileden> helper: thanks. unfortunately i don't understand which part of the output is relevant
[21:52] <DiNoOsS> Witam
[21:52] <linny1> Serraphyn: I also have an ati card I install the minimal iso then get a shell to apt-get xorg-driver-fglrx then install ubuntu-desktop
[21:53] <xzachtmx_> Does anyone know where i can find the "linux distro repositories" so i can install somethign?
[21:53] <Serraphyn> I'll try to install those linny1
  what are you trying to search exactly , driver for what ?
[21:53] <guntbert> !repositories | xzachtmx_
[21:53] <GPL> what are the few and recommended anti-virus/spyware/adware/worm/rootkit etc. open-source softwares made for Linux kernel ? Add. Info : i am currently on Ubuntu 9.04.
[21:53] <lagrande> helper: sudo or not, hasn't made a difference
[21:53] <unni84kollam> 8-)
[21:53] <nodsag> I have integrated graphics on a new install of Jaunty dual booted with XP. Video is very choppy compared to in XP and the visual effects appearance editor won't let me set anything other than None. The vid is integrated, intel I think, but I don't know what I'm supposed to do to get it working
[21:53] <neko__> anyone mind explaining the benifits of using 'sudo -i' vs 'sudo su -' ?
[21:53] <xzachtmx_> ok thank you
[21:54] <heheho0> nodsag: first check, if it's intel
[21:54] <netsurf3> Hi all getting some horrible distortion with my bluetooth headset. either its not being converted correctly or it has a analoge modem style scream quite painful to the ears. apparently this seems to be only HSP/Voice and not A2DP is there a bug report/workaround/ version of alsa or bluez to update to?
[21:54] <Deevz> when trying to install something, I get "Package openssh-server has no installation canditate"
[21:54] <Deevz> why do I get that?
[21:54] <heheho0> nodsag: in console: dmesg | grep -i intel
[21:54] <Ileden> helper: i'm trying to find out whether i'm using the synaptics driver, which I understand is required to activate cirular scrolling on touchpad. So in the end, I'm trying to activate circular scrolling.
[21:54] <netsurf3> Deevz, try running apt-get update
[21:54] <qcjn> someone would give me a hand with grub please
[21:54] <boss_mc> Deevz: have you updated your apt list (sudo apt-get update)?
[21:55] <qcjn> i've installed a second hd with ubuntu on it
[21:55] <Deevz> I havent
[21:55] <qcjn> now wan t to make dual boot with xp
[21:55] <meditatingfrog> nodsag: I have intel integrated graphics.  G960/G965.  It's the graphics driver.  You can add "AccelMethod" "UXA" to xorg.conf
[21:55] <nodsag> heheho0: It says Intel 830M Chipset
[21:55] <GPL> anybody please ? i am a newbie in Linux/Ubuntu.
[21:55] <boss_mc> !ask | GPL
[21:55] <nodsag> meditatingfrog how do I add that
[21:55] <GPL> i already did  , boss_mc .
[21:56] <helper> qcjn what you want to do exactly ?
[21:56] <boss_mc> GPL: ah, sorry.
[21:56] <lagrande> helper: any other ideas?
[21:56] <bazhang> GPL, clamav
[21:56] <kalla> i need to write a file to etc/host but i have no write permission, please help.
[21:56] <Ileden> GPL: well, I find it's good to just repeat the question
[21:56] <meditatingfrog> nodsag: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:56] <Deevz> apt-get update did work, thx
[21:56] <goldins> Hello, where do I register my opposition to multisearch being enabled by default in firefox 3.5?
[21:56] <qcjn> helper i ve added a second hd with ubuntu already on it
[21:56] <meditatingfrog> nodsag:  you need to edit this file
[21:56] <boss_mc> GPL: anti-virus is not very important on linux (unless you are sharing files with windows machines)
[21:56] <erUSUL> !sudo | kalla
[21:56] <qcjn> helper there is already xp on first hd
[21:56] <boss_mc> GPL: the kernel already contains a firewall (see !ufw for details)
[21:56] <goldins> boss_mc: why would that matter?
[21:57] <Chowzzf> I'm accessing my SVN for the first time via svn:// and I can log in fine, but when I try to committ I get "Can't create directory '/home/svn/clients/db/transactions/0-1.txn': Permission denied".
[21:57] <qcjn> just made a fdisk -l and it sees it
[21:57] <boss_mc> goldins: for the benefit of the machines you are sharing with, not your own benefit
[21:57] <goldins> boss_mc: if the windows machines are yours, they should be running their own anti-virus
[21:57] <GPL> :P thanks Ileden and boss_mc ! :) thanks for your responses.
[21:57] <helper> lagrande actually i got like this problem from 5 days ago and someone give me packages to install for compile and it work ! but sorry i 4got them badly i didn't save them! re-ask your question maybe i'm wrong with this too , sorry :)
[21:57] <goldins> if they're not yours, it's somebody elses problem
[21:57] <iPoRn> hello, i have the following errors when trying to run eggdrop and/or psybnc: ./psybnc: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory and ./eggdrop: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:57] <meditatingfrog> nodsag: you can find something online if you search "AccelMethod" "UXA"
[21:57] <heheho0> nodsag: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel
[21:57] <heheho0> nodsag: try this first
[21:57] <qcjn> helper but iwouldn't know how to or what to in menu.lst
[21:57] <boss_mc> goldins: unless you are a server, you don't want to get a reputation for distributing infected files
[21:57] <helper> qcjn ok now you are booting to xp or ubuntu ?
[21:58] <qcjn> helper want to see the result of fdisk -l
[21:58] <IsmAvatar> hey, I'm on a liveCD, is there any way for me to turn my modifications into an iso or new live cd?
[21:58] <lagrande> helper: no worries
[21:58] <qcjn> helper it s booting to xp
[21:58] <boss_mc> GPL: if you want an antivirus, clamav is the current way to go
[21:58] <lagrande> I'm trying to build an app from source (midimon)... after finding the dependencies manually (from the make logs), it begins to compile but returns this error: http://snipt.org/lklk any ideas?
[21:58] <nodsag> heheho0: it says it's ready the newest version
[21:58] <heheho0> nodsag: yep, also google for UXA and EXA in xorg.conf
[21:58] <helper> qcjn sudo fdisk -l ( where is the Condidate "*" set to which device) ?
[21:58] <heheho0> nodsag: also -- I'm having intel at laptop (x3100)
[21:58] <bazhang> !remaster | IsmAvatar
[21:58] <nodsag> I'm in xorg editing it... so i should just google to find what to write
[21:58] <netsurf3> GPL there is an AVG antivirus but its closed source (free i think though)
[21:58] <heheho0> nodsag: driver is really crappy :-(
[21:59] <heheho0> nodsag: some try to install custom stuff from ppas
[21:59] <heheho0> PPAs
[21:59] <qcjn> http://pastebin.com/m644273aa  <-- helper i m in puppylinux live cd
[21:59] <BslBryan> IsmAvatar: No, but at least you know that modifying it in the way that you'd like or need is possibl eon your system.
[21:59] <Ileden> GPL: F-Secure has some stuff for linux. closed source, but if I remember correctly without cost.
[21:59] <helper> qcjn ok you are on LIVE CD now ?
[21:59] <qcjn> helper yeah
[21:59] <Annath> I have an odd problem. Ubuntu 9.04. The sound mixer isn't showing up in the tray. I can tell that it's running because the audio controls still work and show it's volume slider when I use them, and the audio still works, it's just not showing up in a fashion that lets me access it. Does anyone know how I can at least get the window to show uP? :/
[22:00] <qcjn> helper cause i knew puppy would see the hd
[22:00] <qcjn> helper and it s the only live cd i have here
[22:00] <heheho0> Annath: may be you should simply add an applet to gnome-panel?
[22:00] <IsmAvatar> BslBryan: yes, but I'd like to make a customized liveCD because I use a bunch of different computers, without having to install.
[22:00] <deca> I'm trying to auto-mount my Win7 partition on boot, so I added the following line to my fstab: /dev/sda2	/mnt/Win7 -t ntfs -L Win7. When I "sudo mount -a" it returns "line 15 in /etc/fstab is bad" (which is the line I just pasted).
[22:00] <bazhang> IsmAvatar, then check the link I gave you
[22:01] <IsmAvatar> yes, I am, thanks
[22:01] <bazhang> uck is very easy to use
[22:01] <guntbert> neko__: have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6188826&postcount=4
[22:01] <BslBryan> IsmAvatar: You can install on one master system and then use the Remastersys application.
[22:02] <heheho0> deca: try mount it manually : mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/Win7 -t ntfs -L win7 -- and see errors output. Yea, do you have this comma in the end of fstab?
[22:02] <Annath> hehehoG: thanks. I thought it was running as part of the tray next to the clock before now. XD
[22:02] <branko> Hello there. My uncle desperetaley needs to watch live stream from: http://www.exodus.si/vzivo.php For watching this you need firefox, sopcast (already installed) amd IE tab addon for firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419 but since this add-on for linux doesn't exist I'm lost here. Can somepne (PLESE) help me out how can I watch live stream from this page with sopcast since I can't installe IE tab on ubuntu? I woul
[22:02] <branko> I found the help for installing sopcast on this page: http://www.blog.hyperend.info/installing-sopcast-on-ubuntu/
[22:02] <heheho0> Annath: np =)
[22:02] <deca> heheho0: no comma at the end of fstab. Trying to manually mount now.
[22:02] <nodsag> ok so do I add Option AccelMethod “UXA”  under the section device
[22:02] <Annath> I am rather new to linux and had to do a bit of fidgeting to get the sound to work on this laptop. :p
[22:03] <nodsag> or do I replace the 'identifier' part
[22:03] <bazhang> branko, I tried that page, led to links of flv which movieplayer then played
[22:03] <heheho0> branko: I'm not sure, but may be vlc will help?
[22:03] <edbian> deca: heheho0 Even when manually mounting the system will apply all of the options from fstab unless you comment out that line.
[22:03] <heheho0> branko: vlc player + vlc plugin
[22:03] <nodsag> and this won't make ubuntu explode will it?
[22:03] <Tjololo_> I don't remember who was helping me, but it didn't work.
[22:03] <meditatingfrog> nodsag: use medi <tab> before typing to me in channel so that I notice your message
[22:03] <Entelin> anyone use evolution with exchange 2003 ?
[22:04] <helper> qcjn sorry got dc
[22:04] <meditatingfrog> nodsag: it might make things unstable.  It allowed me to turn on desktop effects, but desktop effects for me still cause lock ups
[22:04] <nodsag> meditatingfrong: oops
[22:04] <qcjn> helper someone is helping on other chat
[22:04] <nodsag> hmm
[22:04] <qcjn> helper thatnks , helping on #puppylinux
[22:04] <deca> edbian: commenting out line, thanks.
[22:04] <nodsag> meditatingfrong: well I had an older install of ubuntu that worked with better desktop graphics
[22:04] <helper> qcjn np
[22:04] <Chowzzf> I'm accessing my SVN  via svn:// and I can log in fine, but when I try to committ I get "Can't create directory '/home/svn/clients/db/transactions/0-1.txn': Permission denied". How do I get the right permissions?
[22:04] <heheho0> nodsag: be prepared -- as I said intel video is a nightmare now at linux :-(
[22:05] <qcjn> helper thanks a lot
[22:05] <heheho0> Chowzzf: hmm use chmod, chown
[22:05] <nodsag> heheho0: i made a backup of xorg... if i can only use some kind of command line after i try this, will there be a simple command to restore it?
[22:05] <nodsag> or edit xorg?
[22:06] <Tjololo_> can someone else help me with my wireless card? I tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5754065&postcount=62 but it didn't work
[22:06] <Chowzzf> heheho0: for the user and group being www-data:subversion?
[22:06] <signpost> does anyone know how I add an index to slapd on jaunty, since slapd.conf is gone?
[22:06] <branko> heheho0: vlc plugin for ff right?
[22:06] <edbian> nodsag: If you back it up you can restore it :)
[22:06] <heheho0> nodsag: xorg.conf? it's simple -- just save -- mv -v /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old, then, after restoring do vice versa
[22:06] <GPL> is there any program like VM to run windows on ubuntu ? and i am also looking for help on Wine, as i do have a project running in .psd extension, and that i dont want to lose it.
[22:06] <edbian> GPL: virtualbox
[22:07] <bazhang> virtualbox gpl
[22:07] <deca> heheho0: manually inputing the line returns Usage verbiage.
[22:07] <Chowzzf> heheho0: I used sudo chown -R www-data:subversion clients. That's it so far and it didn't work
[22:07] <edbian> GPL: What is .psd??
[22:07] <heheho0> Chowzzf: ok, then add user to subversion groupt? sudo gpasswd -a <yourselfe> subversion -- then log out and log in again
[22:07] <nodsag> thanks everyone wish me luck
[22:07] <GPL> .psd is the default extension for Adobe Photoshop files
[22:07] <edbian> GPL: Can gimp open them?
[22:08] <heheho0> deca: hmm wait a sec...
[22:08] <GPL> edbian : that's what i want help on
[22:08] <GPL> and thanks, for recommending VirtualBox
[22:08] <edbian> GPL: Have you tried to open it in gimp?  Right click the file -> Open with...
[22:08] <uma_> hello
[22:09] <GPL> edbian : okay , i ll try and then be back :) . thanks
[22:09] <heheho0> deca -- try without -L win7
[22:09] <Tjololo_> anyone able to help me with my wireless problem?
[22:09] <helper> Tjololo_ which is ?
[22:09] <edbian> GPL: wiat!!!
[22:10] <Tjololo_> helper: I can see it with iwconfig, I tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5754065&postcount=62 but still nothing.
[22:10] <GPL> edbian : yes.
[22:10] <edbian> GPL: Why don't you just install an IRC client on ubuntu and talk to us while you work?
[22:10] <Tjololo_> helper: intel 5100 AGN card on the heron.
[22:10] <edbian> GPL: didn't mean to yell. I just had to get your attention :P
[22:10] <Chowzzf> heheho0: am I adding my ubuntu login, or am I adding my SVN login when you said "sudo gpasswd -a <yourselfe> subversion"
[22:11] <peij> Hi, could someone help me with a sound issue in firefox ? I don't have any sound when playing flash videos
[22:11] <GPL> edbian : i'm on Konversation [an IRC Client for Ubuntu] , i just am updating some files, so i need to restart and plug my hard disk after a few minutes, and then open my project from there.
[22:11] <Tjololo_> GPL: I think you type sudo apt-get install xchat for an irc client
[22:11] <edbian> GPL: Ok.  SEe you soon! :)
[22:11] <helper> Tjololo_ you mean you can't connect ?
[22:11] <GPL> edbian : yea sure :)
[22:11] <Tjololo_> helper: Yeah, it's like it's there, but not transmitting.
[22:11] <heheho0> Chowzzf: you just add yourselfe to group subversion, which has some rights or does not -- show ls -l <path to your file>
[22:12] <GPL> Tjololo, i tested all IRC Clients , and found Xchat and Konversation to be the best ones, i personally like Konversation more, :) because of nicer graphics.
[22:12] <heheho0> Tjololo_: is your wifi lamp on? is it laptop?
[22:12] <helper> Tjololo_ what are you trying to connect? a Secure Wireless?
[22:12] <nodsag> heheho0: didn't work, and xorg is restored...
[22:12] <Tjololo_> heheho0 It's on a laptop, but the little touch thing that my wifi is connected to doesn't light up the light, but it works.
[22:12] <Tjololo_> helper: I have a WPA-PSK network set up at my house
[22:13] <Tjololo_> GPL: Ok, good luck to ya
[22:13] <GPL> Tjololo_: Thanks.
[22:13] <heheho0> Tjololo_: ok. as for me -- you need the specific firmware to be loaded, if it's loaded -- ONLY after that you may use your wifi, I used to have problems like that
[22:13] <Bookman> Does anyone have a jabber server installed that would be able to assist me in getting mine to run?
[22:13] <heheho0> nodsag: you played with exa?
[22:13] <the_fronny> I'm trying to do ltsp-build-client on a 7.10 machine but whwn I issue the command I get
[22:14] <the_fronny> E: Failed getting release file http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/Release
[22:14] <stroyan> ericdb:  /tmp is actually cleaned out by /etc/init.d/mountall-bootclean.sh running /lib/init/bootclean.sh.  You could modify that.  But it may not be worth the trouble.
[22:14] <Tjololo_> heheho0: Is the firmware different than the driver?
[22:14] <the_fronny> I've changed all the adresses in sources.lst to old-releases
[22:14] <nodsag> heheho0: I'm not sure, i don't know about this stuff... i just added Option AccelMethod “UXA”  under the device section
[22:14] <the_fronny> where is this request for "archive" coming from?
[22:14] <GPL> i downloaded Clam Antivirus, so what i need to do, what is the .extension of executable or packaged files in Linux/Ubuntu.
[22:15] <helper> Tjololo_ Actually, i don't know but did you config your Wireless Settings and select WPA-PSK with the SSID?
[22:15] <the_fronny> I don't see it in the ltsp-build-script script
[22:15] <heheho0> Tjololo_: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879134
[22:16] <deca> heheho0: it mounted w/o the -L option, thanks. The filesystem doesn't show up through gnome though
[22:16] <heheho0> nodsag: sounds like that...
[22:16] <Slart> GPL: linux doesn't use extensions other than for visual purposes.. magic bytes are where it is
[22:16] <Tjololo_> helper: it's not even showing the SSID in roaming mode
[22:16] <heheho0> deca: hmm you mean through nautilus?
[22:16] <deca> heheho0: yes, sry.
[22:17] <GPL> but Slart : how can i install this particular installation, is MagicBytes the installer ?
[22:17] <deany> GPL, its in the repos
[22:17] <heheho0> nodsag: and what are your symptoms? your affects are slow?
[22:17] <heheho0> deca: hmm sounds strange... but you still can cd to it via console?
[22:18] <deca> heheho0: sure can!
[22:18] <Slart> GPL: no.. you misunderstand.. a magic number means that an executable starts in a special way.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_number_(programming)
[22:18] <nodsag> heheho0:it just said it was in low graphics mode and let me revert to the way it was before
[22:18] <GPL> oh, Slart.
[22:18] <deany> GPL, install clamtk
[22:18] <nodsag> heheho0: some parsing error or something i think
[22:18] <GPL> Slart : dont take me as dumb, but i am not getting it, i am an advanced windows user, but this is something really different, can you give me some link, i can visit to get a basic understanding, and how to install.
[22:18] <nodsag> forgot what it said
[22:18] <deany> GPL, or get newer version from getdeb.net
[22:18] <sphax3d> Does anybody use alt+tab? Why do minimized windows go at the end of the alt+tab list? Is it a recent change in behavior?
[22:19] <Slart> GPL: you can use the command "file" to check what a certain file is
[22:19] <Tjololo_> heheho0: Firmware is already in the /lib/firmware/ and the /lib/firmware/2.6.24-24-generic folder
[22:19] <heheho0> nodsag: this EXA and UXA modes are pain in ass :) you should carefully google for them, search from which versions of *kernel* and *intel-drivers* some modes are supported and some not
[22:20] <Slart> GPL: I don't really know of any good links to information about this.. windows does it too.. to some extent.. that's why renaming executable files to runme.exe.jpg fools some stuff
[22:20] <nodsag> ok... but i know i had reasonable 3d and 2d opengl working on an older install
[22:20] <codeshah> !help nginx
[22:20] <nemanja1> i have problem from internet
[22:20] <nemanja1> zmc-vivo:subprocess post-instalation script returned error exit satus 127
[22:20] <codeshah> !info nginx
[22:20] <Tjololo_> heheho0: Nevermind, the one I downloaded is iwlwifi-5000-2, and I have -1, but when I try to move it it says access denied
[22:20] <nemanja1> i hve modem zte mf626
[22:21] <guntbert> !askthebot | codeshah
[22:21] <codeshah> ok thanks
[22:21] <Slart> GPL: if you ask me.. clam is mostly designed to look for windows viruses in windows files.. for example on a file server running samba.. sharing files for windows users
[22:21] <James-C> hiya.  Doing Dapper LTS -> Hardy LTS upgrade and it finished with lots of "dependency problems -- leaving unconfigured" including hal, kernel, and loads of other packages.  How do I find which package is at root of dependency problems?
[22:21] <eimann_> morning
[22:21] <heheho0> Tjololo_: I dont own this card myselfe (also intel, but other version), but some guy at last page says:
[22:21] <heheho0> Tjololo_: ntrepid only has problems because of the 2.6.27 kernel. It doesn't involve the wifi chip at all. I think the bug you are referring to is this one. http://blogs.computerworld.com/when_...e_ethernet_bug. Read about it.
[22:21] <heheho0> On another note, I have heard of some people having success with the new kernel and the 5100 agn, however I am not one of them. I just patched the kernel from Hardy to 2.6.27 and I'm still having no luck with my wifi. The driver is working and networks are detected, but it won't connect to any of them. Secured or unsecured.
[22:22] <eimann_> anyone here who knows why dvb/webcam modules are missing in 2.6.31-rc5 mainline kernels from ppa repository?
[22:22] <nemanja1> for me ???
[22:22] <GPL> Clam and Slart : i am understanding it a bit. :) thanks. like ./configure ./make and ./make install and that how Linux doesnt uses a lot of extensions to identify file types however it does recognises generic file types.
[22:23] <richardcavell> In the Notification area at the top right of GNOME, it says "No Inidcators" for me right now.  Is this the correct behaviou?
[22:23] <nemanja1> zmc-vivo:subprocess post-instalation script returned error exit satus 127   modem is MF626 and aplication is ZMC-vivo
[22:24] <Tjololo_> anyone know the terminal command to copy/move?
[22:25] <th0r> Tjololo_: cp and mv
[22:25] <minimec> Tjololo_: cp for copy; mvfor move
[22:25] <erUSUL> !cli | Tjololo_
[22:26] <Tjololo_> thanks
[22:27] <MansoorS> hello
[22:27] <erUSUL> !hi
[22:27] <sphax3d> Please... does anybody use alt+tab? Why do minimized windows go at the end of the alt+tab list? Is it a recent change in behavior?
[22:27] <MansoorS> hey, guys, I need some help with something
[22:27] <James-C> no suggestions for determining source of dependency problems?
[22:28] <erUSUL> !ask | MansoorS
[22:28] <bucky> James-C: did you try sudo apt-get -f install ?
[22:28] <finga> hi, i have ubuntu jaunty and my alsa driver is broken, is there a way to reinstall it easy?
[22:29] <bankix> finga: apt-get install --reinstall alsa
[22:29] <bucky> !ask | MansoorS
[22:29] <finga> thx bankix i will try it
[22:29] <James-C> bucky: yup, says to do dpkg --configure -a which then just gives a list of the first so many dependency problems.
[22:29] <Slart> sphax3d: hmm.. haven't noticed that before.. it isn't a compiz setting?
[22:29] <Chowzzf> heheho0: Here's the ls of my SVN directory "myproject"
[22:30] <bankix> finga: Look with "dpkg -l alsa*" first which of the packages are installed, then reinstall them.
[22:30] <Chowzzf> heheho0:
[22:30] <Chowzzf> drwxr-sr-x 2 root subversion 4096 2009-08-06 14:28 conf
[22:30] <Chowzzf> drwxr-sr-x 2 root subversion 4096 2009-08-06 14:28 dav
[22:30] <Chowzzf> drwxr-sr-x 5 root subversion 4096 2009-08-06 14:28 db
[22:30] <Chowzzf> -r--r--r-- 1 root subversion    2 2009-08-06 14:28 format
[22:30] <FloodBot1> Chowzzf: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:30] <Chowzzf> drwxr-sr-x 2 root subversion 4096 2009-08-06 14:28 hooks
[22:30] <bucky> James-C: you may have to check your souces.list / repos to make sure the URL's are still valid
[22:30] <jrlaughlin> All, I'm trying to configure virtual hosts in Apache on Jaunty Jackalope and it's not working.  Is anyone up for a little troubleshooting?
[22:30] <bucky> James-C: and apt-get update as usual
[22:30] <MansoorS> basically, I mounted the 'iso' file for the Ubuntu LiveCD installation, and installed it to a partition on my external hard drive. my main hard drive is windows, and I usually use that, but I installed Ubuntu and I played around with it for a while. Whenever my computer starts up, I can choose between Ubuntu and Windows... but now I'm done with Ubuntu. I tried uninstalling it from windows because that's where I installed it from, but
[22:31] <sphax3d> Slart: I use Xubuntu and Ubuntu 9.04 and the both have this behavior.
[22:31] <maxie> how do i install java on jaunty so i can get software like cabos(that is a p2p file software)i have heard it can be a hard work 2 do, so anyone that may tell me how???
[22:31] <bazhang> MansoorS, wubi?
[22:31] <erUSUL> !java | maxie
[22:31] <MansoorS> I don't think it's wubi, not sure, I just downloaded the Ubuntu Live CD iso file, and from there I chose to install it onto a partition on my external harddrive
[22:31] <dragon> how can i prevent users from suspending or shutting down a box?
[22:32] <erUSUL> maxie: it is just one command «sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jre» i would not call that too complex
[22:32] <James-C> bucky: has all standard hardy repos.  at the end it says dpkg was interrupted, manually run dpkg --configure -a which again justs lists first several dependency problems.
[22:32] <sphax3d> Slart: i don't use compiz at all, so it's a default behavior I think. no ?
[22:32] <bucky> MansoorS: so you want to have windows handle the booting menu instead of grub now
[22:32] <James-C> bucky: (i.e. when I do apt-get update then dpkg)
[22:33] <bucky> James-C: are the URL's valid in your repos?
[22:33] <bucky> James-C: can you ping them?
[22:33] <MansoorS> bucky: I just want to get rid of ubuntu and keep windows, so I don't have that menu show up every time i start up my computer where I have to choose between windows and ubuntu
[22:33] <Slart> sphax3d: hmm.. compiz only allows you to configure if you want to minimized windows to show up or not.. it doesn't mention the order.. well.. I guess someone decided that this way was better
[22:33] <bucky> MansoorS: you want widows to reinstall it's mbr
[22:34] <James-C> bucky: yes, no network problems, they are just things like ftp://archive.ubuntu.com/
[22:35] <smxy1> .
[22:35] <MansoorS> bucky: how would I reinstall the mbr through windows?
[22:36] <erUSUL> MansoorS: boot into the recovery console with a windows installcd and run «fixmbr»
[22:36] <sphax3d> Slart: ok thank you. I just feel it's bad that the behavior changed without adding a setting to come back
[22:36] <dragon> is there a way of removing Shutdown, Suspend etc. from the Gnome interface for certain users?
[22:37] <bucky> James-C: check this and see if you got all this so far https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades#Upgrade from 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS
[22:37] <GPL> what is the shortcut to "Show Desktop" | In windows : It's 'Windows Key + D' , but In Ubuntu ?
[22:38] <ati> hey can someone help me set up hydra
[22:38] <smxy> I finally got my firewall/router working. It wasn't the iptables rules at all. My ISP gave my commercial router an address on one net, where everything worked and my linux router an address n a different net, where lots of stuff didn;t work. So I spoofed the commercial router's MAC address to get back on the 'good' net. Now all is well.
[22:38] <MansoorS> erUSUL: ubuntu is installed on an external hard drive... would running 'fixmbr' fix the mbr for the partition on the hard drive?
[22:38] <sphax3d> GPL: ctrl+alt+d with Xfce :-°
[22:38] <moymoy> GPL: i wasn't aware there was a keyboard shortcut for that.. but you can look inside system -> preferences -> keyboard shortcuts
[22:38] <deca> I have free space on /dev/sda4. My Ubuntu installation is on /dev/sda3(extended), /dev/sda5(/), and /dev/sda6(swap). If I wanted to "merge" the space on /dev/sda4 with /dev/sda5, would the command: "mount --rbind / /dev/sda4" do the trick?
[22:38] <James-C> bucky: yup  that is what I did, it did the upgrade but kept saying it couldn't configure *packagename* because of dependency problems, where packagename was anything from hal to the linux kernel, to cups, to module-tools, etc.
[22:39] <felix_> please, can anyone enter www.hacktivista.tk ?
[22:39] <GPL> sphax3d:  Nice ;)
[22:39] <erUSUL> MansoorS: ask details in windows... i dunno how the windows installcd determines on what disk to apply the fix. probably in the one that has windows installed
[22:39] <guntbert> felix_: not here please
[22:39] <sphax3d> GPL: yes nice :)
[22:39] <icarus> how do i make it so that i have multable desktop wallpapers in compilz fuzion
[22:39] <felix_> guntbert, just to chek if XAMPP works
[22:39] <finga> i've reinstalled alsa, alsa-base and alsa-utils, i've reloaded alsa, before a hangup while restart, the sound crackles now very strong what can i do?
[22:39] <felix_> with that redirect too
[22:40] <ati> -problem installing hydra
[22:40] <ati> i get a error when i make install
[22:40] <guntbert> felix_: there are free proxies on the internet for such tests
[22:41] <bucky> James-C: so you added dapper-updates to the end of deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main restricted
[22:41] <MansoorS> erUSUL: sorry to ask so much, but I dont understand what fixing the mbr would do... is that the reason that Ubuntu won't uninstall? if I fix the mbr and go on windows, find the file 'uninstall ubuntu' on the harddrive where it is installed, and run it... will it actually work? if that's the case, then you're telling me that the uninstall file isn't working simply because the partition's mbr needs to be fixed. if you can confirm this,
[22:41] <guntbert> felix_: for instance http://www.hidemyass.com/
[22:42] <nemanja1> zmc-vivo:subprocess post-instalation script returned error exit satus 127   modem is MF626 and aplication is ZMC-vivo
[22:42] <nemanja1> any answer
[22:42] <erUSUL> MansoorS: you used wubi ?
[22:42] <bucky> MansoorS: you had ubuntu install on a removable drive right?
[22:42] <MansoorS> bucky: yes, removable drive
[22:42] <bucky> erUSUL: removable drive ^^
[22:42] <felix_> thanks a lot guntbert
[22:42] <dragon> MansoorS: did you install Ubuntu through Wubi?
[22:43] <guntbert> felix_: have fun :-)
[22:43] <Newfoundlander> anyone good with solving dns-related problems?
[22:43] <James-C> bucky: erm, I *thought* that was selected in software sources before I clicked the button to upgrade, yes.  But if not, is there a way to recover?
[22:43] <finga> thx bankix i will try it
[22:43] <guntbert> !ask | Newfoundlander
[22:43] <MansoorS> ALL: I downloaded the desktop edition, version 8 something... from here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download.... so I do not think that's wubi
[22:43] <erUSUL> MansoorS: then to unistall ubuntu ou have to 1) fix the mbr as explained before. 2) reformat the partitions used by ubuntu as somthing that windows can use
[22:43] <finga> i've reinstalled alsa, alsa-base and alsa-utils, i've reloaded alsa, before a hangup while restart, the sound crackles now very strong what can i do?
[22:44] <dragon> MansoorS: how did you install it?
[22:44] <Exilant> hi, i'm using 9.04 with kde4.3 from the ppas, since today, network-manager-plasmoid got rather weird, and knetworkmanager returned. is it here to stay?
[22:44] <meditatingfrog> does anybody know if there are any applications in Ubuntu written in python?
[22:44] <maxie> sorry people my head is really slow today due 2 lack of sleep, so i don't understand that site the chat bot here pointed me 2 a shit,sooo could anyone just trow me the terminal codes i need to install ubuntu so i can just copy-past and install -_-
[22:44] <bucky> Newfoundlander: i'm real good at it.. i just uncomment prepend domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>; in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf and add my own nameserver instead of the crap one my isp has
[22:44] <maxie> oh i mean java
[22:44] <maxie> xD
[22:45] <maxie> the codes i need 2 java
[22:45] <maxie> xD
[22:45] <guntbert> !ohmy | maxie (tired or not)
[22:45] <Bradj47> how do I open sun download manager with ubuntu, is there a command? i tried sundownloadmanager
[22:45] <MansoorS> dragon: I explained how I installed Ubuntu above your post
[22:45] <jrlaughlin> All, I'm trying to configure virtual hosts in Apache on Jaunty Jackalope and it's not working.  Is anyone up for a little troubleshooting?
[22:45] <bucky> dragon: i gave him the link to fix it http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/
[22:46] <MansoorS> bucky: thanks, I'll try that
[22:47] <dio_> helo peole
[22:47] <Newfoundlander> Bucky: i already added opendns servers to dhclient.conf but luck in connecting
[22:47] <TheSimkin> hey guys
[22:47] <Bradj47> how do I open sun download manager with ubuntu, is there a command? i tried sundownloadmanager
[22:47] <dragon> bucky: that should help. I still don't understand HOW he installed Ubuntu, that is, through an installer or directly by booting from the CD, but it doesn't matter :P
[22:47] <TheSimkin> i usually use the cli for everything
[22:47] <TheSimkin> but i am trying to get used to the gui
[22:48] <dragon> Bradj47: what are you trying to install?
[22:48] <TheSimkin> what is the replacement for cfdisk ?
[22:48] <Newfoundlander> * no luck in connecting
[22:48] <starwind> hi, what would the path be if I wanted to shred a folder in home/documents/<folder in question>?
[22:48] <dragon> !enter | TheSimkin
[22:48] <bucky> Newfoundlander: then this is an opendns question
[22:48] <Bradj47> dragon, trying to download solaris 10 for CD
[22:48] <Bodsda> TheSimkin, gparted?
[22:49] <Bodsda> starwind, ~/documents/file
[22:49] <aaroninfidel> anyone know of a good video converting tool for ubuntu?
[22:49] <Bodsda> aaroninfidel, ffmpeg?
[22:50] <aaroninfidel> Bodsda: have a script for iPhone converting?
[22:50] <bucky> jrlaughlin: did you edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default and comment out RedirectMatch ^/$ /apache2-default/  ?
[22:50] <dragon> Bradj47: Sun Download manager is for windows IIRC, and it wouldn't be required to download from their website..
[22:50] <miki> hii
[22:50] <TheSimkin> Bodsda: where would i find that in the menus?
[22:50] <Bodsda> aaroninfidel, no idea, sorry. Try googling it
[22:50] <Bodsda> TheSimkin, No idea, I dont use gnome, but probably system>administration or something like that
[22:50] <starwind> Bodsda, says failed to open for writing no such file or directory
[22:51] <Bradj47> dragon, Sun Download Manger came preinstalled with Ubuntu. if it isn't on your copy its under Add/Remove -> Java 6 Web Start or something like that
[22:51] <test_> |hamachi
[22:51] <raving> Greetings. I have a situation where bash claims that a file I'm trying to execute cannot be found, even though the file: a) Exists, and can even be resolved through tab completion, and b) is set to mode 755. I'm using bash 3.2.39, and was wondering if there was a fix for this.
[22:51] <test_> !hamachi
[22:51] <Bodsda> starwind, ~/ is the path to your home directory, I dont know where your file is kept though
[22:51] <Newfoundlander> Bucky: an update keeps breaking my connection; i cannot ping by domain, only ip
[22:51] <test_> hey
[22:51] <test_> guys
[22:52] <test_> about hamachi?
[22:52] <starwind> is ~/ the exactly what I type in or is it suppose to be like "shred /home/starwind/documents/folder
[22:52] <dragon> Bradj47: i doubt that, since Java 6 Web Start isn't a download manager. I'll check though
[22:52] <Bodsda> test_, http://www.2nrds.com/using-hamachi-in-linux
[22:53] <darolu> I just installed a PCI-Paralell port card, does anyone know how to configure it? (using Jaunty)
[22:53] <Bodsda> starwind, you need the full file path   ~/path/to/the/file
[22:53] <bucky> Newfoundlander: did you make a file called /usr/bin/dnsrenew like here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872500
[22:53] <test_> Bodsda: I'd like a Ubuntu (Doc. or Wiki) link!
[22:53] <Bradj47> dragon, i thought i didn't have download manager installed but when solaris asked me if i wanted to open it with sdm i tried anyway and it opened. now i've accidentally closed it and now i'm trying to figure out the command to open it again.
[22:53] <Bradj47> *solaris/sun.com
[22:54] <Bradj47> dragon, perhaps Java 6 Web Start is a package that includes download manager?
[22:54] <Bodsda> test_, google is a wonderful tool http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=135036
[22:54] <starwind> does it matter if im trying to shred a whole folder plus documents inside it, or do I have to do each individualy
[22:54] <TheSimkin> Bodsda: gparted will work. but isn't there anything that's installed by default?
[22:54] <kerm|t> i've installed every package with the word 'theme' in it, and i still have no more options under system/appearance
[22:54] <James-C> bucky: http://paste.ubuntu.com/248891/
[22:54] <Bodsda> starwind, you would need to check the man page for recursive deletion i think, probably a -r switch
[22:55] <kerm|t> i just want an ordinary white on black theme
[22:55] <dragon> Bradj47: Java Web Start is a platform that allows your to run applications remotely. The download manager application is at Sun's website and there isn't a command line tool to invoke that. Best would be to navigate to the page that launched the download manager.
[22:55] <starwind> ok, thanks
[22:55] <Bodsda> TheSimkin, I thought it was... but gparted is the only gui tool I am aware of
[22:55] <wiretapped> how do I make a deb build for the "any" arch instead of the one i'm building on?
[22:55]  * wiretapped is building a simple deb for internal use
[22:55] <wiretapped> It says "Architecture: any" in the control file
[22:56] <wiretapped> but when i build it it is amd64
[22:56] <bucky> James-C: this is where all your problems start "dpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/sbin/update-modules' with  different file `/sbin/update-modules.modutils', not allowed"
[22:56] <darolu> Anyone knows how to install new Hardware on Jaunty?
[22:57] <bucky> James-C: what kind of a machine is this.. a production machine or your personal?
[22:57] <Bodsda> wiretapped, you may want to read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[22:57] <maxie> i have look on ubuntuforums about how to install java but the same line goes agian and again"you will need to add all the extra repositories for Ubuntu. (ie Multiverse, Universe...)" but i dunno how 2 install it since i don't find it where i look, someone that know the terminal-command 2 install it or something??
[22:57] <minimec> wiretapped: You probably have to do a static build, means you would have to add the libraries you want to use in the deb file and save them  in /usr/lib/<yoursoftware>
[22:57] <James-C> bucky: a server I'm trying to repurpose to replace one that has been damaged.  So yes, will be production.
[22:57] <dragon> !medibuntu | maxie
[22:57] <guntbert> !java | maxie
[22:57] <Bradj47> dragon: http://bradj47.k-disk.net/Screenshot-Opening1249595731788-integrated.jnlp.png <-- then that opens sun download manager
[22:58] <Bodsda> !repositories | maxi
[22:58] <bucky> James-C: so do you have any data on it that's not backed up?
[22:58] <dragon> maxie: you'll be able to add Medibuntu repositories easily if you follow that link. Java installation is easy. Please let me know if you get stuck on a particular step.
[22:58] <James-C> bucky:  there might be some... but I could do that tomorrow.  You suggestion a complete reinstall?
[22:58] <finga> i've reinstalled alsa, alsa-base and alsa-utils, i've reloaded alsa, before a hangup while restart, the sound crackles now very strong what can i do?
[22:59] <maxie> ok dragon
[22:59] <nspyr> can i get ubuntu onto a usb stick with less then 512k some how?
[22:59] <dragon>  Bradj47: JNLP means "java application", so it makes sense.
[23:00] <dragon> nspyr: did you mean 512 MB?
[23:00] <nspyr> dragon: ya
[23:00] <Newfoundlander> bucky: apt-get does not work
[23:00] <wiretapped> Bodsda: thanks! turns out I needed arch "all", not "any"
[23:00] <Bradj47> dragon: ah ok. thanks.
[23:00] <Bodsda> wiretapped, your welcome, glad you got it sorted
[23:00] <nspyr> i only have a 512mb usb stick
[23:00] <bucky> James-C: long story short.. something went wrong in the upgrade.. usually there's a smooth upgrade path when done as suggested to the letter. I'd back up anything off the machine that you need and try an apt-get dist-upgrade first if that doen'st work then an apt-get upgrade --force-all and that could either fix it or render it useless
[23:00] <twig11> How long should it take to format a 500GB USB FAT hard drive to EXT3? I used gparted to create an ext3 filesystem and it's been sitting here for about an hour, hogging cpu like crazy. Is that normal?
[23:01] <Bodsda> nspyr, 512 meg should be enough for a minimal install i think
[23:01] <James-C> bucky: and if rendered useless, then complete wipe and reinstall.
[23:01] <dragon> nspyr: check xubuntu
[23:01] <dragon> !xubuntu | nspyr
[23:02] <bucky> James-C: sure.. but i think you can save the install that you have now
[23:02] <deca> I read the man on mount, but can't decipher what --rbind actually does. May someone w/ a decent understanding please tell me, thanks.
[23:02] <James-C> bucky: thanks for the suggestions.  I'll try the force, already tried dist-upgrade
[23:03] <twig11> Is it normal for it to take an hour to format a 500GB USB FAT formatted HD to ext3?
[23:03] <bucky> twig11: yes
[23:03] <Bradj47> twig11: for me it took longer
[23:03] <twig11> bucky: and hog resources like crazy the whole time?
[23:03] <bucky> usb is slow
[23:04] <dragon> I am looking for a command-line method of setting Authorizations listed under "System > Administration > Authorizations". Ideas?
[23:04] <Bradj47> and it was only 250
[23:04] <nspyr> everything is bigger thenm 512mb it seems
[23:04] <Bodsda> dragon, not sure what that gui does, but     chmod    can be used to set permissions on files/folders
[23:04] <Bodsda> nspyr, dont limit yourself to ubuntu, try puppy linux or DSL
[23:04] <bucky> jrlaughlin: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[23:05] <twig11> bucky: would it have made a big difference if I had deleted the data on the drive first?
[23:05] <James-C> bucky: you sure you mean --force-all ? doesn't seem to exist in apt 0.7.9ubuntu17.2
[23:05] <bucky> twig11 nope
[23:05] <Bodsda> twig11, not really, the files are still there, just marked for overwriting
[23:05] <sambagirl> can ubuntu run on this? http://cgi.ebay.com/ASRock-Netop-ION-330-Dual-Core-Atom-1-6GHz-2GB-320GB_W0QQitemZ190326907488QQcmdZViewItemQQptZDesktop_PCs?hash=item2c505e2260&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
[23:06] <dragon> Bodsda: It's not a good idea to redirect new Ubuntu users to Puppy Linux etc.
[23:06] <twig11> bucky:  you say it took longer for you; longer as in 2 hours or longer as in 10?
[23:06] <Bodsda> dragon, why not
[23:06] <twig11> Bodsda: That's what I thought, but I'm new to linux
[23:06] <hazzy> Sometimes, when I play a song from a certain band, the output gets louder (at times variable per song) multiple times during playback. I ran mp3gain on these songs, is there something that mp3gain could have done to these mp3s?
[23:06] <minimec> sambagirl: I see a problem with the GPU. nVidia ION graphics is a rather new one ;)
[23:07] <Bodsda> twig11, no worries dude. Formatting can take a while, and even by todays capacity, 500GB is still big
[23:07] <sambagirl> well minimec i plan on using it as an email server exclusively.
[23:07] <sambagirl> i could probalby disable the video from bios and put in another graphic card yes?
[23:08] <Bodsda> sambagirl, the OS install should be fine, and if your using as a server you should have fairly few issues, as long as you can get it netowrked
[23:08] <bucky> James-C: apt-get -f install --force-yes
[23:08] <twig11> Bodsda: okay I'll go on waiting. Any idea what kind of "awhile" I should expect?
[23:08] <dragon> Bodsda: Ubuntu provides several features that other distributions don't.
[23:09] <dragon> Bodsda: do you realize that?
[23:09] <Bodsda> twig11, After 2 hours, start getting worried :)
[23:09] <minimec> sambagirl: You can always use the vesa driver with it. I just wanted to point out, that the GPU may not be well supported yet.
[23:09] <Bodsda> dragon, no, ubuntu offers nothing else, just pre packaged software. I see no benefit in shielding new users form other linux distrobutions
[23:09] <James-C> bucky: still says: dpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/sbin/update-modules' with file `/sbin/update-modules.modutils', not allowed ... then rest of dependency errors
[23:10] <twig11> Bodsda: Thanks!
[23:10] <Bodsda> twig11, your welcome
[23:10] <Acido> hey I had an ubuntu box setup in a cooporate enviroment behind a squid proxy. now i have taken it home and i can't disable the proxy configuration it still tries to connect o via the proxy when doing apt-get even though i've disable all references to the proxy settings.
[23:11] <dragon> Bodsda: Ubuntu provides the newbies with pre-packaged software and a friendly user interface, so it's better to not tell them to mess with other distros until they're comfortable with Linux. No one is shielding them.
[23:11] <Acido> etc/bash.bashrc file
[23:12] <James-C> bucky: aha!  mv /sbin/update-modules somewhere ... then do dpkg --configure -a  .... seems to be sorting itself.!!
[23:12] <guntbert> Acido: thats theft prevention - just kidding - couldn't resist :-)
[23:12] <bucky> James-C: if you do a google search for dpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/sbin/update-modules' with  different file `/sbin/update-modules.modutils', not allowed  you'll find a ton of responses on this
[23:12] <Bodsda> dragon, If by friendly you mean obtrusive and unintuitive then yeah.
[23:12] <Acido> its my box! lol
[23:12] <bucky> James-C: good job!
[23:12] <lbray785> can anyone help me remove the python files that i have downloaded
[23:12] <bazhang> Bodsda, please try to recommend Ubuntu solutions here
[23:12] <bucky> James-C: i was going to suggest rm `/sbin/update-modules'
[23:13] <Acido> Help!! i need to update this ubuntu box on an adsl connection but it still refers to the proxy server!!! how toget rid of!
[23:13] <mazda01> anyone help with me with a ntfs smb share problem. i can't get write access to the share? here's my forum post. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7742764#post7742764
[23:13] <James-C> bucky: well mv is a bit safer ;-) I can put it back if need be.
[23:13] <Bodsda> bazhang, When someone asks how to get a Linux install on a half gig USB stick and I tell them to try a minimal install or Puppy/DSL whats wrong with that?
[23:13] <Acido> someone help me!!!
[23:13] <Bodsda> !helpme | Acido
[23:14] <bazhang> Bodsda, minimal is fine; puppy recommend is better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic or ##linux
[23:14] <guntbert> Acido: in synaptic: settings/preferences/network
[23:14] <Bodsda> bazhang, so now #ubuntu is discouraging the use of other distributions. Interesting
[23:15] <signpost> anybody around with LDAP experience on 9.04?
[23:15] <signpost> I'm having a hell of a time getting it going all the way
[23:15] <FrostPython> Which version of Ubuntu should I install on a laptop?
[23:15] <guntbert> Acido: its got nothing to do with the settings in bashrc (I suppose)
[23:15] <guntbert> !ot | Bodsda
[23:16] <nemanja1> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[23:16] <Bodsda> guntbert, please dont factoid me if you havent been keeping track of my conversation. I have been responding not initiating this topic of conversation
[23:16] <bazhang> nemanja1, using sudo?
[23:16] <nemanja1> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[23:16]  * signpost whimpers about LDAP to himself
[23:16] <lbray785> Can anyone help, i have multiple versions of python installed and i would like to get rid of them to clear up some space
[23:16] <moymoy> nemanja1: you have to use sudo.. if you already are, that means another package manager/installer is open at the time
[23:16] <scott_> anyone here who can help me with my wireless? I almost have it
[23:17] <Acido> guntbert: in the network settings its set to direct connection to internet
[23:18] <junior_> oi
[23:18] <nemanja1> zcm-vivo making problem on my ubuntu
[23:18] <Newfoundlander> on-going connection problem if anyone can help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7743550#post7743550
[23:18] <nemanja1> how to delete or ??
[23:18] <guntbert> Bodsda: cool down please, I didn't mean to offend
[23:18] <RHN> Hello, Im running vbox on windows xp with ubuntu guest. I installed guest additions but after an update of ubuntu i cant get full screen anymore. Can anyone help ?
[23:18] <junior_> português
[23:18] <sambagirl> will ubuntu run on this???? http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Asus-EeeTop-PC-ET1602-15-6-16-9-Wide-Touch-Screen_W0QQitemZ190322260109QQcmdZViewItemQQptZDesktop_PCs?hash=item2c5017388d&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262
[23:18] <dragon> !gnutella | maxie
[23:19] <dragon> !gnutella > maxie
[23:19] <bazhang> !br | junior_
[23:19] <Bodsda> guntbert, sorry, just getting a bit frustrated. Apologies.
[23:19] <sambagirl> thanks bodsda
[23:19] <Tjololo_> still need help with my wireless connection, any takers?
[23:19] <Bodsda> sambagirl, your welcome, but what for?
[23:19] <hwilde> how do I put mp3s on my iphone without breaking it?
[23:19] <guntbert> Acido: in synaptic? what happens when you reload package information?
[23:20] <bucky> Newfoundlander: did you restart opendns and dhclient eth0
[23:20] <lbray785> need help removing multiple versions of python can anyone help
[23:20] <guntbert> Bodsda: don't worry :-) I *do* see that you are trying to help :-)
[23:20] <Newfoundlander> bucky: i restarted but cannot install scite, still no internet access
[23:20] <FrostPython> Which version of Ubuntu should I install on a laptop?
[23:21] <iceroot> FrostPython: 9.04
[23:21] <Acido> guntbert: all the packages come up then when i try and install it still referes to this bloody proxy! have no idea where its referecing it from
[23:21] <FrostPython> Desktop or Netbook?
[23:21] <bucky> Newfoundlander: you don't need scite.. what kind of editor do you normally use?
[23:21] <mazda01> anyone help with me with a ntfs smb share problem. i can't get write access to the share? here's my forum post. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7742764#post7742764
[23:21] <guntbert> FrostPython: try with a live CD first, to see if things run smoothly
[23:21] <lbray785> frostpython i used desktop on my laptop
[23:21] <Bodsda> guntbert, cheers :)
[23:21] <Newfoundlander> bucky: gedit works for me
[23:21] <iceroot> FrostPython: 9.04 desktp edition, if you are using an eeepc you can use a eeepc kernel but 9.04 is fine
[23:21] <FrostPython> Thanks!
[23:22] <bucky> Newfoundlander: when you make changes in config files in linux you have to restart the daemon to have the changes take effect
[23:22] <bucky> did you do that
[23:23] <guntbert> Acido: does that happen with apt-get *and* with synaptic *and* with aptitude?
[23:23] <finga> can you help me with an alsa sound / driver problem?
[23:23] <codeshah> hey guys why are there so many apache instances urnning ?
[23:23] <codeshah> I have a bunch of /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[23:23] <lbray785> Can anyone help me remove multiple versions of python and reinstall the latest version to my applications
[23:24] <bucky> codeshah: that the way it's supposed to be
[23:24] <dragon> anyone aware of a command-line method to set authorizations listed under "System > Administration > Authorizations"?
[23:25] <iceroot> codeshah: its normal, every apache-handler is running as a process
[23:25] <guntbert> codeshah: it has usually ~5 processes running "just in case", but that is configurable
[23:25] <losher> codeshah: I think it's normal. A few instances sit around waiting so that if there's a burst of requests, the response will be fast. I expect the number is configurable...
[23:26] <iceroot> codeshah: look here, my apache has 60 processes http://alpha-unix.de/status
[23:26] <wahben> hi all... here's a challenging question: What is the name of the font used in the basic linux terminal (non-x)?
[23:26] <KidneyBeanstalk> Is ubuntu always going to be based on debian, or become a true dist ?
[23:26] <bucky> iceroot: my apache is bigger than your apache
[23:26] <iceroot> wahben: you can look up in the profile
[23:26] <iceroot> bucky: gratz
[23:27] <bucky> lol@ bucky
[23:27] <geophysics> hi, using gimp, how can I create a png picture that is 800x600 and also 256 colours  ??
[23:27] <wahben> iceroot, It doesn't show the font name
[23:27] <bucky> lbray785: what does python --version say?
[23:27] <iceroot> geophysics: file-new  set size and color and when saving, choose png
[23:27] <Guest77335> I have the new amarok player installed but cant hear anything..  I DO have sound on my system
[23:27] <dragon> KidneyBeanstalk: what ubuntu is "based on" cannot be changed by definition, but what makes you think ubuntu isn't a true distro?
[23:27] <Redeuxx> hi, i have rake installed using apt. it is also installed via gems. how do I delete the package with apt without removing any other packages that I need?
[23:28] <unop> KidneyBeanstalk, there is a periodic merge between ubuntu and debian - they complement each other
[23:28] <wahben> iceroot, I am basically looking for the font used by default, in a basic non-x linux system.
[23:28] <Tjololo_> anyone here who can help me out with my wireless card? (5100agn on the heron)? I've manually configured it and it shows at least that I have good signal strength, but it won't connect.
[23:28] <Tjololo_> *intel 5100
[23:28] <iceroot> wahben: my is telling me, monospace with 12pt
[23:28] <lbray785> bucky: python 2.6.2
[23:28] <losher> KidneyBeanstalk: dunno. It saves a vast amount of work to be able to base your distro off something. Doesn't mean it isn't a 'true' distro...
[23:28] <MindVirus1> Xorg is eating my CPU.
[23:28] <SpaceKim1hi> hello, I have a python script I want to run that uses a network connection, however I need it to go to eth0:1 instead of eth0 so it runs on a different IP address, anyone know if there's a way to do this? I can't just change default routes or anything because I have other scripts going to the same place that need to go over eth0
[23:28] <bucky> lbray785: that's not the one you want?
[23:28] <dragon> !xorg | MindVirus1
[23:28] <MindVirus1> dragon: ...
[23:28] <dragon> :P
[23:28] <wahben> iceroot, that is correct, but under X, not under a terminal, non-framebuffer
[23:29] <MindVirus1> My CPU usage is constantly 100% on one of my cores.
[23:29] <iceroot> wahben: ah, you mean ctrl + alt + f1. sorry dont know
[23:29] <MindVirus1> Because of the Xorg process.
[23:29] <raving> I have run into an issue where I can't execute files because the "file is not found", but I can stat and even objdump these files with no problem. I have tried using bash 3.2.29 and ksh 4.3.6, both with the same effect. I was wondering if anybody has experienced this and has a solution.
[23:29] <lbray785> bucky: yes but i would like to move it to my applications bar and run it from there i don't know how to relocate it
[23:29] <GPL> any Tweaks or additional software to change the lower panel, of Ubuntu, i want something like, Thumbnails but not the text , which is easier , and does not take a lot of space, like in Windows 7 and MAC
[23:29] <dragon> MindVirus1: is compiz enabled?
[23:29] <wahben> iceroot, alright.. well thanks anyways
[23:29] <MindVirus1> dragon: disabling it changes nothing.
[23:29] <bucky> lbray785: type python in a term
[23:29] <raving> Also, the machine I'm using is running Intrepid (x86_64)
[23:30] <lbray785> bucky: sorry what? im kind of new to linux
[23:30] <bucky> lbray785: you mean an interactive shell like that?
[23:30] <Guest77335> I have the new amarok I think 2.0 installed today and I cant hear the radio???  I do have sound on the system.. Any help??
[23:31] <dragon> MindVirus1: start with Xorg.0.log
[23:31] <GPL> is that even possible, in Ubuntu ? i wish and Hope, yes. :)
[23:31] <Tjololo_> GPL: Get it working?
[23:31] <barracuda> hi how t change the date one day bck in ubuntu
[23:31] <kbp> I have Ubuntu Server with many domains point to it. Is there a way to redirect each domain to its appropriate directory on the server?
[23:31] <lbray785> bucky: i would like to be able to access python from my applications on my panel just under accessories just like accessing the terminal
[23:31] <MindVirus1> dragon: I see nothing wrong.
[23:32] <GPL> Tjololo_: Yes, Ubuntu is working properly, xcept that i want to change the lower panel
[23:32] <bucky> lbray785: Applications=>Accessories=>Terminal  type python  <enter>
[23:32] <Tjololo_> GPL: Congrats! I'm still fighting with my wireless card, but I think I've exhausted everyone here
[23:32] <ed0n0n> I have updated from 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04. I have a problem with a package called 'global' when running: dpkg --configure -a. as recommended on a screen
[23:32] <Newfoundlander> bucky: thanks for showing me the opendns thread, will wait about 10 min and see if it works
[23:32] <bucky> lbray785: either that or sudo apt-get install ipython
[23:32] <ed0n0n> how could I fix that and finish updating
[23:32] <kingmanor> is there a console command for ubuntu server to say what cpu ?
[23:32] <bucky> Newfoundlander: you might find a better one if you google
[23:33] <minimec> GPL: Delete the panel and use this http://wiki.awn-project.org/index.php?title=FAQ or gnome-do
[23:33] <GPL> Tjololo_:  Hehe. I wish, someone ll surely help you, if it was about Windows, i could help you but i am a newbie in Linux.
[23:33] <losher> barracuda: use the date command under sudo. Are you sure you want to do this? It can mess up some applications...
[23:33] <dragon> MindVirus1: there was an Xorg.conf setting called greedy heuristics something. That might help.
[23:33] <Guest77335> I have the new amarok I think 2.0 installed today and I cant hear the radio???  I do have sound on the system.. Any help??
[23:33] <_stijn_> hello, when I do 'lspci' my soundcard is printed on the screen
[23:33] <_stijn_> but I can't see it in my sound preferences :s
[23:33] <Tjololo_> GPL: Me too. I used to have vista, but I effed up my partitions and had to format into linux...I almost cried
[23:34] <Tjololo_> Anyone here who can help me figure out why my wireless card won't connect to my network?
[23:34] <GPL> Tjololo_: i was excited to switch to Linux, this seems better.
[23:34] <dragon> !wifi | Tjololo_
[23:34] <bucky> barracuda set the date right in your bios
[23:34] <dragon> Tjololo_: did you check that guide?
[23:34] <Tjololo_> GPL: I agree, I was only sad cuz I had to format everything.
[23:34] <lbray785> bucky: trying to use apt-get install ipython hang on
[23:34] <GPL> Tjololo_: i 'd backup everything although i just had 10 GB space to backup into
[23:35] <bucky> barracuda dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
[23:35] <dragon> anyone aware of a command-line method to set authorizations listed under "System > Administration > Authorizations"?
[23:35] <Tjololo_> GPL: I tried, but my usb hubs weren't working so I couldn't put it on the external, and I only had 2gb to work with where I needed at least 20
[23:35] <Tjololo_> dragon: I did, but lemme double check, I've done a lot since I last was there
[23:36] <Zabadda> how can i check which wifi drivers are in the ubuntu repos?
[23:36] <minimec> Tjololo_: Open gnome-terminal and wype iwconfig in it. That will tell us, if your card/stick is recognized...
[23:36] <Guest77335> NO error messages???    I have the new amarok I think 2.0 installed today and I cant hear the radio???  I do have sound on the system.. Any help??
[23:37] <Guest77335> volume sliders are up
[23:37] <lbray785> bucky: i still am inable to access python through applications its not locating it there
[23:37] <Bodsda> Zabadda, wireless driver support is done in the kernel generally, not by individual packages
[23:38] <Zabadda> i just have a dell e6400 at work and the wirfi is not picking up
[23:39] <Zabadda> i thought that maybe the card is not supported yet
[23:39] <Tjololo_> minimec: it's showing up as wlan0, lots of info, want me to paste it here?
[23:39] <dio_> problem whit firfox multi tab not working not closing.any ideas
[23:39] <GPL>  i 've a microsoft lifecam, is that recognized in ubuntu ? how to check that
[23:40] <dragon> GPL: is that a webcam?
[23:40] <philcamlin> hi whats the command to veryfy my username?
[23:40] <GPL> dragon : yes.
[23:40] <jpds> philcamlin: whoami ?
[23:40] <MrStein> Hi! Are the changes to brasero_2.27.5-0ubuntu2_i386.deb available anywhere ? On http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/brasero I can't find it.
[23:40] <hyperion__> GPL, try installing cheese, you might get a all red picture like I did
[23:40] <dragon> GPL: try `cheese`
[23:40] <Bodsda> Zabadda, this might be worth seeing http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6647376&postcount=4
[23:40] <philcamlin> what :P
[23:40] <minimec> Tjololo_: Well I guess We don't need that info. It looks like your device is recognized by the system... What kind of encryption do you use?
[23:41] <GPL> hyperion__ + dragon : thanks, that be from Add/Remove Applications ?
[23:41] <hyperion__> GPL, i heard theres a logitech thats the choice of linux
[23:41] <philcamlin> yeah its liek /nicksrv something along those lines
[23:41] <philcamlin> veryfy <password>
[23:41] <Tjololo_> WEP PSK+TKIP....but I just found this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Intel%20WiFi%20Link%205100 that says I need the newer version of ubuntu
[23:41] <MrStein> eh, I'm blind.... It is right there on page. Sorry for noise.
[23:41] <GPL> hyperion__ : i 'had logitech headphone, that's in the trash , right now ;)
[23:41] <hyperion__> GPL, sudo apt-get install cheese
[23:41] <Tjololo_> minimec: I guess I'll switch to that one and see how it goes, thanks
[23:41] <GPL> hyperion__ : k
[23:41] <openselcs> can anyone tell me, can you play videos directly from the another computer on samba
[23:42] <minimec> Tjololo_: So if you found the solution ok. Be aware, that there are different type of WEP conections available!!!
[23:42] <Tjololo_> minimec: I know, but I set this one up myself, so I should be ok...I'll be back on after I update if it didn't work, thanks everyone
[23:42] <dragon> openselcs: yes you can.
[23:42] <minimec> Tjololo_: Maybe you chose the wrong connection type. There should be ascii and HEX.
[23:43] <dare> openselcs, all files can be viewed as if they were on your local hard drive
[23:43] <openselcs> dare, is this something new with samba?
[23:43] <dare> no, it is the purpose of samba
[23:43] <th0r> dare: openselcs not necessarily true....network issues may introduce so much delay that the video won't play...or won't play properly
[23:44] <xim_> can ubuntu instal rpms or .bundle? im trying to install vmware player, and there is no .tar file...
[23:44] <openselcs> dare, because i couldn't view video thumbnails before
[23:44] <jordanl> it seems like my HDD is being accessed every second or so... I hear HDD seek noises every second. is there a way to find out what processes are frequently causing the HDD I/O?
[23:44] <dare> openselcs, did you mount it to /media or access it using smb:// ?
[23:44] <Acido> xim use alien command to conver to .deb
[23:45] <iceroot> xim_: there should be a deb
[23:45] <Redeuxx> jordanl: iotop
[23:45] <openselcs> dare, no i accessed using the network icon under places
[23:45] <iceroot> xim_: and yes, alien can install rpm but this is very very bad, because it can break your system, so use the deb from there website
[23:46] <dare> openselcs, i just checked and i do see video thumbnails
[23:46] <xim_> iceroot, http://www.vmware.com/download/player/download.html there are no debs at all, and tars only from many versions ago
[23:46] <openselcs> dare, accessing it using network under places?
[23:47] <dare> mounting it with cifs in fstab
[23:47] <dare> which is fairly easy to do
[23:47] <iceroot> xim_: why not using virtualbx?
[23:47] <dio_> firefox tabs problem any ideas
[23:48] <iceroot> !details | dio_
[23:48] <bia> oi
[23:48] <jordanl> Redeuxx: thanks
[23:48] <jordanl> it looks like it's syslog
[23:48] <Redeuxx> jordanl: np
[23:48] <jordanl> dunno why it's doing so much work
[23:48] <bia> hello
[23:48] <philcamlin> hey how do i verify my username ??
[23:48] <bia> hi
[23:48] <bia> !!!!!!!!!!
[23:49] <philcamlin> hello?
[23:49] <iceroot> philcamlin: you mean in freenode?
[23:49] <bucky> philcamlin: in irc ??
[23:49] <xim_> iceroot, because i like vmware i just cant figure out how i got it installed before
[23:49] <philcamlin> yes
[23:49] <Brain> hi, how do I start GNOME AFTER I install it?
[23:49] <iceroot> xim_: sudo sh vmwareplayer.bundle
[23:49] <bucky> philcamlin:  /msg NickServ HELP
[23:49] <philcamlin> thabks
[23:49] <iceroot> xim_: should install it
[23:49] <bonez46> just outta curiosity.. anyone here a FORMER efax/j2global fax customer.. who has now found a fax solution that is better and less expensive?
[23:49] <hyperion__> Brain, change /etc/inittab
[23:50] <Brain> Hyperion, how do I change it?
[23:50] <iceroot> Brain: you have kde using before?
[23:50] <minimec> philcamlin: If you registred you nick, do /nick <yournick>, then /msg Nickserv identify <yourpassword>
[23:50] <xim_> iceroot, ah thx
[23:50] <hyperion__> vi /etc/inittab
[23:50] <Brain> I don't have kda i believe
[23:50] <iceroot> Brain: or another gui?
[23:50] <xim_> also how do i turn on multiverse?
[23:50] <hyperion__> or just nano /etc/inittab
[23:50] <dio_> firefox 3.5 I want to go to diferent page and opens a small tab and won`t come big window,i run Ubuntu 8.04LTC
[23:50] <Brain> No gui
[23:50] <openselcs> can anyone tell me, whats the easiest way to setup samba? i installed the service and forwared the ports but still no go. what is the problem?
[23:50] <bucky> Brain: login and type startx
[23:50] <iceroot> !multiverse | xim_
[23:50] <Brain> startx doesn't work
[23:50] <b3rz3rk3r> philcamlin, dont do it in this window either. for security
[23:51] <iceroot> !samba | openselcs
[23:51] <philcamlin> ok tjete
[23:51] <Brain> It says X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
[23:51] <hyperion__> Brain, if startx doesnt work you dont have xorg installed
[23:51] <iceroot> Brain: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[23:52] <Brain> why does it say after I do sudo, david is not in the sudoers file? when it is
[23:52] <iceroot> Brain: type groups
[23:52] <brorjonas> Is it possible to access other devices in a network with nautilus, as \\NAME in windows?
[23:52] <iceroot> Brain: is there the adm grup listed?
[23:52] <Brain> i get "david admin"
[23:53] <hyperion__> Brain, if you are installing ubuntu-desktop i think you broke something its simple as heck
[23:53] <hwilde> brorjonas, Places ->  Connect to Server
[23:53] <Brain> iceroot, i get "david admin"
[23:53] <hyperion__> i got bacon on my laptop
[23:54] <mdg> hyperion__: bacon??
[23:54] <Brain> why does it say david is not in sudoers file? When I type groups it shows "david admin".
[23:54] <b3rz3rk3r> cooking it over your cpu?
[23:54] <hyperion__> mdg, it slipped off my plate
[23:54] <Brain> any help here?
[23:56] <pulga> i am trying to upgrade from ubuntu 8,04 to 8,10
[23:56] <Brain> why does it say david is not in sudoers file? When I type groups it shows "david admin".
[23:56] <mdg> Brain: I checked my groups and I get "adm" not "admin"
[23:56] <hyperion__> Brain, sounds like something is broken, I can understand X not working because of new\unsupported hardware but you should be able to sudo
[23:56] <pulga> but do-release-upgrade
[23:56] <pulga> is not working
[23:56] <Brain> so how do i fix the sudoers file problem?
[23:57] <signpost> dude, you guys seriously confused LDAP set-up by having two ldap.conf files with different purposes
[23:57] <mdg> Brain: maybe you should add yourself to the "adm" group as well
[23:57] <hyperion__> Brain, the point of ubuntu is to just work (i think) if you were gonna mess around with groups and stuff when X doesnt start id be running gentoo
[23:57] <Brain> i get "david admin" when I type groups
[23:58] <pulga> does anybody known how to upgrade ubuntu 8,04 to 8,10??
[23:58] <pulga> using terminal?
[23:58] <mdg> pulga: sudo apt-get upgrade, but do it after you update
[23:58] <bucky> Brain is this in vmware or something
[23:58] <Brain> ok so I have when I type groups in terminal, "david adm admin"
[23:58] <Brain> still not able to run the sudo command
[23:59] <minimec> Brain: Remeber... The first user added during install has sudo rights. Was 'david' the user you added during install?
[23:59] <Brain> "david is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported."
[23:59] <Brain> no but I want david to have sudo rights
[23:59] <Brain> root is the first user
[23:59] <th0r> Brain: how did you get someone added to adm if you aren't in the sudoers file?
[23:59] <Brain> i log into root user
[23:59] <th0r> enough said guys


[12:38] <mup> Bug #1776690 changed: upgrade-charm with --switch cs:charmname does not auto-detect current series of charm <canonical-bootstack> <juju-core:Won't Fix> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1776690>